Well organized. Hassle-free booking. Collection and drop to our riads/hotels. Very accomodating and helpful driver (extra thanks to Mohamed), guide, and camp hosts. Be prepared for 22 hours bus ride (8 + 4 + 10). Day 1: Atlas mountain and traditional villages. Nice scenery, a bit too much focused on movies instead of the culture, but still impressive experience. Day 2: Gorge, nomad Berber tribe, Sahara desert. I had higher expectations for the gorge, the walk and stay were too short, no hike in the area. There was a non-interesting walk in the fields instead, and a visit to a Berber house for carpet selling. Finally the highlight of the trip, camel ride at sunset, camp at the Sahara desert, Berber music around the fire under the stars, absolutely amazing experience. The luxury camp offers a private bathroom with a shower in a large tent. The basic camp comes with a small tent for 2 and a shared bathroom (good enough for 1 night). Most restaurants were disorganized and bland.

This was an opportunity of a lifetime. The driver, Mohammed was so kind and treated us well. He communicated with us, allowed us to get out and take plenty pics along the way. It was great. The hotel stay was fine. The food and drinks were great, not expensive. We saw the wonderful Kasbah as well as the movie studios. We learned a lot in Ourazazate. Our guide Ali was phenomenal. He was able to talk about things happening in America, which was a plus. The Berber home we visited was also great. We had lovely Berber Whiskey. Our guests were kind and taught us everything about rug making. The desert camp was so much fun. Riding the dromedaries was definitely bucket list! All items checked. If you book this tour, you will love it.

Great experience. Interesting spots along the way. From Marrakech, you travel past the Atlas Mountains and the road is VERY windy so if you're easily motion sick, make sure you bring some medicine. The road is long so make sure you're comfortable. We have restrooms stops so it's not bad. I went the beginning of October and had a group of 8 total out of the 17 seats that are on the van. Not sure how that will change as tourism increases, but I had an excellent group and we even met up later in our trip outside the excursion. The food at the restaurant stops were okay. Tagine was better at Marrakech. You might get tired of it since the palette was a bit bland. Overall recommend.