Bohem Camp Merzouga

Mustafa was a welcoming, helpful host, and the staff were pleasant. We had a lovely evening with them by the fire under the stars, with singing and drums. The tents are beautiful and comfortable, but January nights in the desert are extremely cold. We skipped showering because the tent was so cold; the hot water bottles helped us get comfortable in bed, and the heavy blankets made for a nice night's sleep. The food was great, though it costs extra and felt a bit pricey with the small portions. The sunrise camel ride the next morning was sweet, if a little short. The guide's push to buy trinkets from him made things slightly awkward. Aside from that, I highly recommend the place.

We had crisp beds, and dinner the night before was decent. Breakfast was another story: the bread, coffee, and tea were pretty disgusting, and half our group wouldn't eat. They had run out of basics like bread and cheese, with no vegetables or fruit. Our tent had an odd smell that I didn't notice in the others. There was no soundproofing at all, so light sleepers should bring earplugs. Water pressure kept changing, and by the second day there was no warm water.

Hassan, thanks for everything! The staff were wonderful and made us feel comfortable. We could rest in rooms before and after the trip, and the camp dinner was the best meal we had in Morocco. A night in the desert, sunset, camel ride, Berber music, and sunrise are just a few reasons to visit Morocco and Bohemian Camp. Highly recommend.

We only stayed one night, and wished we'd booked longer. The camp's gorgeous inside and out, with a relaxed feel, a fire for stargazing, and music after dinner. Staff were really nice, easygoing, and good at communicating. Bring warm clothes. The desert gets cold after sunset, and since the camp is energy efficient, there aren't heaters. The thick covers they provide kept us comfortable and helped us sleep well. It was an amazing glamping-style night.