ⴰⵏⵙⵓⴼ – Experience the fascination of the Sahara desert in Morocco!
Camel trekking and hiking in the Moroccan Sahara
Akabar Sahara Treks is a local tour operator from Zagora. It offers desert treks for you, your family and your friends that are customised just for you:
- in the vast dunes of the Sahara
- in the Jebel Bani Mountains with its gorges, gueltas and blooming oases
- Camel trekking for families
- Homestay with nomadic families and semi-nomads
- Discovery of rock paintings and engravings
- Visit to the ‘Festival International des Nomades’ in M’hamid El Ghizlane
Our camel caravan tours are authentic and sustainable. Fair to people and fair to nature!
You will enjoy the tranquillity and vastness of the Sahara, forget the stress of everyday life, experience nature and get to know the life of the desert dwellers.
Here you can take time to relax and slow down.
Akabar – Sahara Treks offers taxi transfers from the airport or hotel in Marrakech to Zagora and back via various routes for tours of 6 days or more. Catering and guided tours both en route and in Marrakech are also included. So you can relax from the beginning to the end of your trip.
We adapt flexibly to your expectations, your schedule and your fitness. If you do not want to go trekking alone, we will help you find travel partners under “News – Fellow hikers wanted“.
Hafid Benyachou, certified trekking guide and tour leader, and the nomad team are here for you!
Together we will create a special tour at a fair price!
Give us a call or write to us! We look forward to hearing from you!
Hafid Benyachou: WhatsApp + 212 621584295
Mail: akabartrekking@gmail.com or info@marokko-nomaden.de
On Instagram under: sahara_tours_morocco_holiday
Trekking tour advice: Monika Boch-Jacuk: Phone +49 (0)76325196
Guestbook/Feedback
You are richly rewarded when you join Hafid and his team of people and camels to become part of the desert for a while. You learn to see – tracks, plants, markings in the landscape. You learn to perceive time as something that is not linear, but is reflected in the multiple rhythms of life that unfold between day and night. You learn how very little can become very much if you share it. In the end, you realise how people were able to be part of this ecosystem for a long time, which consists of sand, stone, clay, animals and plants, sun, wind and water as well as stories and songs. What you need to bring with you is time and curiosity for a way of life that is endangered in many ways. In the end, I can only say thank you for the generosity that was shown to us and hope that it was not the last time I was able to be there.
Have a good time with the team (we miss Amelal!!!)
Hugs.
Anke