Merzouga

Das Tor zu Erg Chebbi — den eindrucksvollsten Dünen Marokkos.

Merzouga ist das Juwel unter Marokkos Wüstenerlebnissen. Das Dorf liegt am Fuße von Erg Chebbi, einem Meer goldener Sanddünen, die bis zu 150 Meter in den Himmel ragen. Kameltrekking, Sternenbeobachtung in luxuriösen Wüstencamps und die Stille der Sahara schaffen Erinnerungen, die ein Leben lang bleiben.

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Merzouga in Bildern

Berber guide leading a camel across the dunes of Erg Chebbi near Merzouga, Morocco
A local Berber guide leads a camel over the Erg Chebbi dunes.
Tents and lantern-lit lounge of a desert camp at dusk in the Erg Chebbi dunes
Camp at dusk between the dunes — dinner, fire and a clear sky ahead.
Amazigh musicians in white djellabas playing bendir drums at an outdoor ceremony
Amazigh musicians at an outdoor celebration.
Stargazing under the Milky Way in the Sahara desert near Merzouga, Morocco
After dark the Erg Chebbi sky becomes the main event.
Ornate Moroccan riad courtyard with carved stone facades and potted plants
Kasbah hotels and riads at the gateway to the dunes.

Merzouga mit unseren Augen

Berber camel guide in a blue djellaba leading a camel across the Sahara sand near Merzouga
A local cameleer leads his camel across the sand near Merzouga.
Trekkers climbing the crest of a tall Sahara dune near Merzouga
Climbing a dune crest on foot near Merzouga.
Luxury desert camp tents glowing at sunset among the dunes of Merzouga
A luxury camp glowing at sunset in the Erg Chebbi dunes.
Saharan bivouac lounge with lanterns, carpets and a thatched canopy at dusk near Merzouga
A lantern-lit bivouac in the Erg Chebbi sands at dusk.
Berber child holding a baby goat outside a village house in southern Morocco
Village life in southern Morocco — a child with a baby goat.
Amazigh woman wearing traditional amber and coral bead necklaces with silver jewellery and a striped headscarf
Traditional Amazigh dress — amber and coral bead jewellery.
Amazigh musicians in white djellabas playing bendir drums at an outdoor ceremony
Amazigh musicians at an outdoor celebration.

Kulinarik in Merzouga

Guests sharing a glass of mint tea across a richly laid riad dining table
Sharing mint tea — the ritual of Moroccan hospitality.

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