Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Do I need to speak English?
Not at all.
Friendly local Berber guides who are experienced in hosting Japanese travelers will accompany you throughout the journey, so you can join with confidence.
Do I need to be physically fit?
No special level of fitness is required.
The tour includes camel riding and walking on sand dunes, but everything is done at a comfortable pace.
Since you’ll be traveling in the desert, we simply ask that you come prepared to enjoy the natural environment, including the heat, cool nights, and sand.
What is included in the ¥300,000 sample tour price?
The sample tour includes:
4 nights / 5 days accommodation , Local transportation , Meals , Camel trekking , Sand buggy experience , Overnight desert camping , All scheduled activities , Equipment rental , Airport transfers
Are international flights included?
No.
Flights between Japan and Morocco are not included.
However, we’re happy to help you find the best flights and recommend convenient travel routes.
Where is the meeting point?
You can choose one of the following meeting locations:
•Errachidia Airport
•Hassi Labied Bus Stop (long-distance coach terminal)
Transfers from both locations are included.
Are showers and toilets available?
Yes.
Both the hotels and the desert camp offer basic shower and toilet facilities.
Please note that this is not a luxury hotel experience—it’s an opportunity to experience life in the desert.
On the camping night, toilet facilities are in a natural outdoor setting.
Is Wi-Fi available?
Mobile data using a local SIM card is available in some areas, but connections can be very limited in the desert.
We encourage you to enjoy this rare opportunity to disconnect from your phone and reconnect with nature.
What kind of people join this tour?
Participants range from their 20s to their 70s, including:
•Entrepreneurs
•Creatives
•Former backpackers
•People at a turning point in their lives
This tour is especially popular with travelers looking for something beyond ordinary sightseeing.
Is the tour dangerous?
As this is a journey through a natural environment, no outdoor adventure can be guaranteed to be completely risk-free.
However, experienced local guides always put safety first.
Routes and activities may be adjusted depending on weather conditions or participants’ health.
What should I wear?
Comfortable outdoor clothing is recommended.
Because desert temperatures vary greatly between day and night, we suggest bringing:
•A warm jacket
•A hat
•Sunglasses
•Comfortable walking shoes
Traditional Berber clothing and turbans can also be purchased locally.
What is the most popular experience on the sample tour?
Guests especially love:
•The breathtaking star-filled sky
•Campfires
•Camel trekking
•Sleeping in the desert
•Meeting and spending time with the Berber people
Many travelers tell us that their favorite memory is simply sitting around the campfire, talking beneath the stars.