This is the best option if you want to experience a night in the desert under a sky full of stars, but without giving up any comfort. The camp is beautiful, especially the big tent used to serve dinner and breakfast. Bedrooms-tents are quite spacious and toilet+shower is a plus. Really nice and friendly staff.
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In the middle of the desert you find this perle. Spacious tents with comfortable beds. Friendly and helpful servants and great food and the best view of the desert. In The night you see millions of stars and you feel like you are part of a fairytale
Had great time spending one night in the camp. A truly unique experience. We enjoyed every moment. The camel trip from the azawad riad to the azawad camp, the sunset and the magical sunrise. the kids enjoyed also the tamtam party.Whether a family trip or couple escapade I fully recommand it. YOU GET YOUR BATTERIES RECHARGED!!!
We always wanted to stay one night in the desert. We dreamed about the stars, the silence, the beautifull golden colors. And here in this luxury camp our wish came true. We will never forget this day and night. The ride on the camels, the beautifull people we met in the camp, the music they played near the campfire, the tent, the stars, the sunset. If you have the change to go there, then do it. It' s a golden life experience.
I loved everything about the camp, from the camel ride to the bonfire to the morning stroll. We reached the camp by camels , we started at 6:30 pm and it took about 70 minutes to reach the camp. The man who led the camels Lhoucin was humorous and we enjoyed his company .The tent had all we needed, it was super clean , it had private toilet a shower place and a very comfortable bed. The staff is AWESOME, very polite and they are also good performers , they animated the night around bonfire and they made us sing too. In the morning it was cloudy so we could not enjoy a beautiful sunrise but we had a nice stroll around the camp . Dinner was really good but the breakfast spread, I would describe as average. Overall it was a very nice stay, I would definitely recommend it to a friend.
Like many travelers, we spent a single night in the desert.
At 6:30pm in the evening we took a 90min camel ride to the camp. Considering we travelled in September, the temperature was 39 when we left. The ride was amazing though, and the temp became comfortable as we approached sunset - 7:35pm.
The camp is nestled between two dunes, and consists of 8 tents. By comparison, the camp is smaller than many of surrounding options - one of the reasons we opted for Azawad. On arrival we drank tea and were taken to our tent; the tent had a double bed, couch, as well as a small shower and flushing toilet. Although there is electricity, the rooms are not air-conditioned. There are a couple of plugs in the room, if you need to charge a phone / hair dryer etc.
The food at the camp was a highlight - supper was a four course meal, which we enjoyed more than any of our meals at the hotels / restaurants we ate in during our stay in Morocco.
The staff were great too, friendly and attentive.
In the evening, we walked up a nearby dune, where a table and chairs are setup to watch the sunset / sunrise.
The total experience was amazing, from beginning to end. We would highly recommend Azawad camp.
