Into the Sahara Desert Camp
Our five-hour drive took us from the fields of orchards to a more barren landscape and open planes and river gorges.
We then saw our first sand dunes as we approached the town of Merzouga called Erg Chebbi sand dunes.
After lunch, we mounted our camels for our 2-hour ride out to our Sahara Camp. The camels were all tied together so all we had to do was ride.
Unfortunately, they allow 4-wheel vehicles to travel in the sand dunes, but by the time we got to our camp, we had left them behind.
As we waited for the sun to set some of us tried Sandboarding with good results.
After our meal, Max entertained us with a guitar until the guys had built a fire outside the tent.
They brought out the drums and guitar and we were entertained under a full moon and warm fire.
In the morning we retraced our journey out of the Sahara desert.
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