The Moroccan Sahara, Desert is one of the most fascinating and diverse place on earth. It is home to some of the most ancient and rare species in the world, as well as a cultural and linguistic melting pot. This route includes everything from fertile plains to deep valleys, with a goal aimed at these natural treasures: The journey begins, continues, never ends between Bivouac.

Surreal landscape, unique scenery, desert land as far as you can see, the deep south creepsquietly where the sand quietly creates dunes and places, where the magic meets the desert, where water give birth to green oasis, fertile plains and deep valleys. Aimed these natural treasures, the journey begins, continues and never ends, between Bivouacs, Kasbah, palm groves and wadis. The fertile plains and deep valleys that make up the Moroccan desert have attracted many people throughout history because they offer a wealth of natural treasures such as gold, silver, copper, iron ore, salt, marble, uranium and phosphate rock. These natural treasures have attracted people to this region since ancient times and they continue to do so today.

Further south is the historical province Merzouga, you will see the first dunes, undisturbed sand hills, infinites spaces subject to the sun and wind. In turns their color become pink, ocher and reddish subject to the dazzling sun, they mesmerize the onlookers. A divine show which calls for contemplation. Untouched by the constraints of time and space, alone in a silent and pure open land, Merzouga is simply subjugating.
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