Yes, children can join camel treks, but it’s best to check with your tour operator about the minimum age and suitability for children. The trek can be fun and educational for kids, but it’s important to ensure their comfort and safety.

    Camel treks in Merzouga typically range from 1 to 3 days, depending on the tour you choose. The standard trek is usually a 1- or 2-day trip with a night spent in a desert camp.

    Essentials include comfortable clothes, sunglasses, sunscreen, a hat, a camera, a scarf (for dust), and a light jacket for the evening chill. Don’t forget a refillable water bottle and any personal medications.

    Yes, camel trekking in Merzouga is generally safe. Camels are well-trained for trekking, and guides will ensure that the experience is comfortable and secure. However, be sure to follow all safety instructions from your guide.

    Desert camps offer a unique experience where you can enjoy traditional Berber food, music, and stargazing. The camp is equipped with tents or a traditional Berber-style camp setup, and you’ll sleep on comfortable bedding under the stars.

    Most desert camps in Merzouga do not have electricity, but some may provide solar-powered lights. It’s recommended to bring a flashlight or headlamp for your personal convenience.

   Yes, it’s highly recommended to book your camel trek in advance, especially during peak tourist seasons. You can book through tour operators or online platforms.

   Traditional Moroccan food, such as couscous, tajine, grilled meats, bread, and salads, is typically served during your camel trek and at the desert camp. Vegetarian options are often available upon request.

   Yes, the camel trek is beginner-friendly! The camels are well-trained and the pace is slow and steady. Your guide will provide all the necessary instructions to ensure your comfort.