Sun-scorched kasbahs rise like sandcastles against the Atlas skyline, their ochre walls whispering tales of caravans that once hauled saffron and salt across the Sahara. Below, the ‘Desert Majesty’ sets sail from Ouarzazate—Hollywood’s back-lot turned gateway to the dunes—where travelers swap Marrakech’s medina mazes for starlit erg silence. Before you chase mirages on camelback, here are the crisp answers to every burning FAQ about Morocco’s most cinematic expedition.
Address
Place Al-Mouahidine, Rue Al-Mouahidine, Ouarzazate 45000, Morocco
Desert Majesty turns the usual desert circuit on its head: instead of herding you onto a packed bus, they run small-group, 4x9 trips that leave Marrakech at dawn, snake through the High Atlas, pause for mint tea with the team in Place Al-Mouahidine, Ouarzazate, and roll you into Erg Chebbi just in time for a private Berber camp and a 4.9-rated star-gazing session. The guides answer every “what should I wear?” or “how cold at night?” before you even ask, WhatsApp you GPS pins, and still manage to keep the itinerary loose enough for a spontaneous detour to an oasis.
Monday
9 AM–9 PM
Tuesday
9 AM–9 PM
Wednesday
9 AM–9 PM
Thursday
9 AM–9 PM
Friday
9 AM–9 PM
Saturday
9 AM–9 PM
Sunday
9 AM–9 PM
Frequently Asked Questions About Tours
How do I find the Desert Majesty office once I’m in Ouarzazate?
Look for the Al-Mouahidine sign on Rue Al-Mouahidine, right in the heart of the old kasbah quarter; the door is painted the colour of sun-baked clay, so if you blink you’ll still spot it. Punch 45000 into Google Maps, but once the call to prayer echoes off the mud-brick walls you’ll know you’re within fifty metres. If all else fails, wave at any kid on a bike—everyone in town knows the place with the 4.9-star reviews.
Can I ring you at midnight if my flight lands late?
Absolutely, the +212 6 71 66 04 94 line is on until the last suitcase rolls off the belt; we’ve guided more red-eye arrivals to a steaming glass of mint tea than we can count. Just text “landed” and we’ll keep the engine warm and the stars waiting.
What makes Desert Majesty different from the dozens of other desert outfits?
We cap our groups at twelve souls, use private bivouacs deep in the dunes where the only neighbours are shooting stars, and our guides grew up herding goats over the very sand you’ll ride. That 4.9 rating isn’t vanity—it’s the echo of every traveller who left with sand still in their shoes and a grin wider than the Sahara.
Do I need to book months ahead or can I be spontaneous?
Spur-of-the-moment works outside peak holidays, but if you want that front-row sunset camel seat or a birthday cake baked under the Erg Chigaga constellations, give us a week’s notice through www.desertmajesty.com and we’ll move the dunes for you.
Desert Majesty turns the usual desert circuit on its head: instead of herding you onto a packed bus, they run small-group, 4x9 trips that leave Marrakech at dawn, snake through the High Atlas, pause for mint tea with the team in Place Al-Mouahidine, Ouarzazate, and roll you into Erg Chebbi just in time for a private Berber camp and a 4.9-rated star-gazing session. The guides answer every “what should I wear?” or “how cold at night?” before you even ask, WhatsApp you GPS pins, and still manage to keep the itinerary loose enough for a spontaneous detour to an oasis.
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