todo perfecto, las camas estupendas, el sitio precioso, una experiencia que espero volver a repetir... desde el momento que hice la reserva todo ha salido genial y muy bien organizado.... read more Gracias Mar!!!!

  The camp is absolutely gorgeous. The accommodation provides you with the comfort you need to have a perfect experience as if you were in a hotel but in the middle... read more of the Sahara! The staff is composed by Berbere men who are ready to make your experience unforgettable. The food is western-style and very good quality. The atmosphere of the restaurant-tent is just perfect. The camel ride, the sunset, the sunrise and the endless stars in the sky will make your stay a once in a life experience

  Ma famille et moi (5 adultes) avons passé 1 nuit dans le désert avec Golden camp et nous avons été plutôt déçu de l’accueil et l'organisation. Le rendez-vous a été... read more fixé par le gérant du camp à 18h en nous assurant qu'on aurait le choix d'un trajet en dromadaire ou en 4x4. Arrivés au point de rendez-vous à l'heure l'accueil a été froid (assez inhabituel après tout ce que nous avions vécu au Maroc), même pas un bonjour de la part du gérant! Il nous a mis dans le bain tout de suite... Ensuite, on a compris que le trajet se ferait obligatoirement en 4x4 car il été trop tard... L'horaire a été fixée par eux et on devait avoir le choix... Bref, cela ne nous a pas enlevé notre bonne humeur et on part donc en direction du camp (seulement 10 minutes de 4x4) c'était plutôt agréable et marrant.
Arrivés au camp, nous sommes émerveillés par le paysage, la beauté du camp et les équipements des tentes (électricité, eau chaude, wifi). A cela personne ne pourra rien y redire, c'est quand même le grand luxe de bivouaquer dans ces conditions. Nous sommes très bien accueillis par les personnes qui s'occupent du camp, un contraste flagrant entre eux et le gérant. Pendant notre moment détente dans les dunes, on aperçoit un 4x4 de loin qui fonce vers nous. On se lève et on s'écarte rapidement et là grande surprise il s'agissait du gérant qui a certainement voulu nous faire une blague... On n'a pas compris, on a trouvé ça dangereux et stupide.
Le repas du soir s'est effectué dans la grande tente, le repas était très copieux et très bon! Le seul bémol a été quand le gérant est venu nous parler à table, un humour propre à lui qui n'a fait rire aucun membre de ma famille... S'en est suivi un concert de musique traditionnelle de grande qualité et dispensé par le personnel du camp. Moment très authentique et agréable, on redoutait un peu le concert à touristes mais ce n'était pas ça du tout.
Le lendemain, après avoir insisté, nous avons pu repartir en dromadaire. La balade a été très agréable (1h10 de dromadaire et c'est largement suffisant).
De manière générale nous garderons un très bon souvenir de ce bivouac grâce à ce décor magnifique et le personnel mais avons été étonné d'une si bonne notation compte tenu du lamentable gérant.

  Una experiencia INCREÍBLE!! El campamento es de lujo y cuenta con todos los servicios, las habitaciones fueron fenomenales. La atención de todo el personal igualmente fue maravillosa y la experiencia... read more de la fogata para ver las estrellas es un must.

  Je conseille vivement ce lieu magique !
Nous avons passé un séjour hors du temps !
Mention spéciale à Hassan, le propriétaire du lieu qui nous a accueilli les... read more bras ouverts
Merci pour la surprise !
Du 5 étoiles pour un endroit qui en vaut 1000 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

  Staying at Golden Camp was the highlight of our trip to Morocco. When we arrived we were greeted with organized and helpful hosts that took us on a beautiful camel... read more ride through the desert to the little oasis in the dunes. The camp itself exceeded our expectations with wonderful food, entertainment, and authentic decor. Since we wanted our trip to be perfect, we made several special requests. It didn’t matter the request, the hosts exceeded our expectations each time to make sure the experience was perfect. You won’t find more gracious hosts or a more authentic camp in Merzouga.

  What can I say, I was a Girl Guide but we never stayed in anything even close to this luxury. We travelled by camel from the town to the... read more camp, and were lucky enough to be out for the sunset. We arrived at the camp with all the lanterns on, so what a site. When we were shown to our tent imagine my surprise to see a beautiful bed, and an ensuite bathroom with a shower that actually had hot water. We had a typical Moroccan dinner followed by a demonstration on how to make a Berber pizza. We ended our evening with some music and dancing around a fire. Great experience and one not to be missed.

  In a trip that has exceeded my expectations this stood out as an overwhelming disappointment. (Only reason it has 2 circles and not one is the environment was gorgeous, but... read more that’s bot the doing of the operator).

We booked this based on the website that promised many amenities that were important to us and a true glamping experience. turned out not to be the case. Here are my gripes:

1. The website says heater. There was a heater in the room that started off warm at best when we got there. By midnight it was ice cold and we had absolutely nothing heating the tent. And it was frigid. Might as well have slept under the stars and at least enjoyed the view. By contrast several others we ran into who stayed elsewhere bragged about how warm and cozy their rooms were and how they had hot water bottles and hot showers awaiting them when they woke.

2. The website and reviews talk about a camel ride. The ride is a great experience (likely in part because the camel handlers are contracted out and not golden camp staff. But what they failed to tell us at any point leading up to the stay including in the confirmation, on the website, when we called to coordinate our meet up, when we met up to ride the camels, when we arrived at camp or at any point until literally when we were dropped off is that camels are an extra 25 euro per person cash only. Our driver unloaded us and unceremoniously demanded 50 euro cash because “Hassan told us” which was a lie. We had to pay but it felt dirty and extremely unprofessional.

3. That was not the worst thing that driver did. They provide transportation back in the morning and honestly next time I’ll take the camel. First they are so disorganized they didn’t even tell us when the transport was and when I asked they said whenever we wanted. Of course when I told them we wanted to go back they told me we’d missed it and had to wait for all the cars to return from the village (while puffing a cigarette in my face I might add). I’m pregnant and we had my 3 year old son with me. They stuffed the three of us plus three others in a 4x4, and despite clearly carrying a toddler and me telling them I’m pregnant they guy drove like a maniac. It was worst than a roller coaster ride because half the seat belts didn’t work. My son was flying around. And at one point the driver tried to drive with one hand while answering the phone. Total disregard and unsafe. I wouldn’t risk it again, had I known.

4. Website also said playground, child friendly buffet and balconies. With a toddler this was one of reasons we booked. All lies.

5. This place is totally disorganized. Beyond what I already specifically called out there was just general disorganization and disregard for guests. We got off the camels and found no one to greet us. People started to crowd around one guy (although plenty of staff hung around useless) and turned out he was assigning rooms. We finally got our room and then we’re told different times for the start of dinner. We were also told to not use electricity because they might need to use a generator which would be expensive. At dinner they moved us around different tables pointlessly. And in the morning no one even mentioned breakfast time or cake to tell us about it. There was no signs of any organization of any activities beyond the music and fire pit after dinner. Generally a lot of guys standing around joking with each other and smoking cigs instead of working.

Overall, this will go down as a regret because every other sleep accommodation we’ve had was exceptional and we heard exceptional things about other camps, which also happened to be cheaper. So definitely do glamping in the desert but pick somewhere else that actually gives you the service you expect and doesn’t try to gauge you, ignore you, or nearly kill you in a 4x4.

  Parfait ! Personnel souriant et accueillant. Les tentes sont confortables et luxeuses, la nourriture excellente, le cadre dans le désert est magnifique, très très belle expérience. La randonnée dans le... read more désert en quad est magique encadré par des jeunes très sympas.
Vive le Maroc et les Marocains.

  Moment magique dans le désert, arrivés en dromadaire et repartis en 4x4 après une nuit en bivouac féerique. Nous et nos 3 enfants (16, 19 et 21 ans) avons adoré... read more cette expérience dans un accueil si chaleureux