Our trip to Tinfou Desert Camp was nothing short of magical. From the moment we arrived at the green pottery shop, we were welcomed by the incredible Owner who welcomed us with vegetarian couscous’s in his father’s home! Then when we finally arrived at the camp Ali, went above and beyond to ensure our experience was unforgettable. The hospitality we received was warm and genuine. He was amazing. The culinary delights were a highlight, especially the chef's amazing talent. To our surprise, he even crafted a delicious vegan birthday cake, which was a lovely personal touch. One of the most enchanting experiences was our private dinner under the stars. Surrounded by the vast desert and twinkling constellations, it truly felt like a dream come true. The Berber music band added to the ambiance, making the evening feel even more special. We had a fantastic private tour of the Sahara, where the beauty of the dunes left us in awe. The tents were luxurious and comfortable, providing a perfect retreat after a day of adventure. Watching the sunsets and sunrises over the desert landscape was breathtaking—moments we’ll cherish forever. We also enjoyed sandboarding on the Tinfou dunes after we watched the sunrise which was thrilling and a great way to embrace the natural beauty of the area. We genuinely felt humbled by the entire experience. It was one of the best times of our lives, and we cannot wait to return, this time bringing more family along. Highly recommend Tinfou Desert Camp for anyone looking to create lasting memories in a stunning setting!

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Very welcoming , we slept very well , accessible by normal car , clear communication , we felt at ease , a heart warming experience , even with small children, they absorbed the environment , we did a Camel ride and the next day a desert tour with a guide(for the whole day ), this is facilitated by Tarik, the host with many years of experience but above all, you feel that it’s runned by their soul. Their family agency , where you first meet (and you follow them afterwards with your own car to your stay ) , is not far from the location and you can enjoy/ buy the traditional Pottery in Many Colors of green , which is their main color in this area. The night camp fire, after dinner, with a local singing group takes you back to your core , it moves your soul under the stars. Thank you very much to Tarik and his staff !

We absolutely loved our stay. The location was absolutely fabulous, just a small few sand dunes but this was enough to give us the desert feeling while meaning we were only a short drive from the town. The biggest dune behind the camp was a lovely climb. We absolutely adored our stay here - the tents were so comfy I was hugely impressed at how nice they were and even the bathrooms were good! The food was great and the seating area for dinner was also lovely. All the staff were really friendly and kind especially the chef who took my little boy off to show him the kitchen and let him help make a crepe which made his day! The one and only downside of our stay was the 4x4 tour we booked, unfortunately we didn’t know the price in advance and were only tons afterwards and it was much more than we expected. Tariq did reduce it which helped but unfortunately we didn’t enjoy the trip very much, the drive out there was good but we ended up being dropped off at another camp for over 2 hours with nothing really to do there, it was very hot and nowhere nice to be for the kids, the driver drove off without telling us where he was going or when he would be back. This was supposed to be a lunch stop but it just wasn’t good for the kids, was far too long and communication was really poor about what was going on. The whole experience around this was a shame as liberally everything else was so lovely!

The camp is located within an area of beautiful sand dunes. We loved the peace and quiet surroundings. Just a two sand dunes away and we couldn't hear our boys. Sounds are somehow softened, dispersed. Ah, and the stars 🤩 No light pollution, and no clouds makes a great night sky. The hosts, especially Ali, have taken good care of us and made us feel welcome. Thank you!

The camp is located in a sandy area not too far away from the main road, and the town Zagora is also close. I guess that is the reason why there were other people exploring the dunes other than the camp guests. At afternoon hours it can even get crowded. We didn't mind that, it was simply something unexpected.

We were hosted by one of the warmest group of people. Tarik and his team were really friendly and very generous. They looked after us with so much care. Special thanks to Yassein, the chef. He's one of the sweetest and most caring chefs with incredible cooking skills. He elevated our stay experience by several notches. They have all raised the benchmark for hosting to a level never known before. The camp itself is really clean, cosy and comfortable. You can blindly book yourself in and have one of the best experiences of your life.

Staying here was a last minute decision for me and boy did I congratulate myself for it. First off, I was the only guest at the time (female solo traveller) and never did I have any safety worries at any point. The dinner was probably the best tajin I had in Morocco, so flavourful. Lovely kitties everywhere, that was a big bonus. Music circle after dinner around a bonfire which I even participated in with one of their own instruments that they handed to me. Everyone was accepting and embracing. And Ali was an incredible and kind host and a wonderful soul to just talk about life and culture with. They really have nailed the authenticity game here. It is a family run camp and you get immersed in the desert life. You learn a lot from these guys about their culture, way of life, so be curious and take advantage of their openness. Don't go here expecting a 5 star resort and then be disappointed for absolutely no reason - it is a desert camp and this is honestly the best most comfortable or "luxurious" version there can be while still staying authentic. If you have limited time and can't afford to dedicate 2 days to transit to and from Erg Chigaga (one of the two big desert areas/dunes), this absolutely is the place to be.

We were upgraded to a family room with private bathroom which was awesome. the tent is huge and super comfortable. The location is great and reachable by normal car if you follow the indications given. so close to the road and yet it indeed feels like you are in the middle of the desert. we enjoyed the breakfast, the dinner, the camel ride at sunset and the sand boards (do it early morning or late evening!) the staff was super friendly and kind. a very good value for money!

Nothing we did not like about it if it wasn’t for the wait in order to check in. we spent quite some time waiting in the travel agency-shop “for the sun to cool down” as it was apparently too hot to check in. We would have preferred to know about it beforehand and plan some visit around until 18.00 when we were finally allowed to proceed instead of running after 2 kids in a place full of pottery.. Another minus was the lack of hot water when we had our shower. cold water was though much appreciated after the sand boarding! :)

Before going to the camp we had a very pleasant tour of the kashba and pottery workshop. The tents were large and comfortable. The beds were excellent. Functional bathroom with shower. Very tasty dinner. Friendly host and traditional music after dinner. Sunset camel ride - 15€/person for about 30 minutes. We went to see the sunrise and the host brought a sand board which we could do as many times as we wanted for free.

The dinner, although very tasty, was too expensive. Breakfast was very simple. As a suggestion, I think they could add some decorative details to the outside of the tents and communal areas to make the camp more attractive.

Excellent hospitality and very nice desert camp. Tarik is very friendly and together with his staff he made our stay absolutely wonderful. We also tried short camel ride and sandboarding in the dunes. Dinner was delicious. The camp is accessible with regular FWD car (SUV is better, but normal car is OK as well). There is mobile network available in the camp. Tarik also took us for short tour of the old pottery workshop which was for me one of the best things I saw in Morocco.

We had a magical time in the desert thanks to everyone in the staff, especially Hussein, whom we could call our friend now. The tents and the beds are comfortable and clean. The musical night was special. We got to ride camels and sandboard. The night under the stars we will remember for a long time. Ask if they could assist you with a guided tour to Amezrou, Tissergate and Tammegrout, which adds to the magic. Thank you!