Tiziri Camp - Four Nights
Luxury at its best.
We started with a two-night stay at Tiziri and finished with four nights! It was a perfect oasis to enjoy downtime and completely disconnect from life for a few days.
We arrived by camels at the camp, and it was the perfect way to start our stay, riding camels through the Sahara desert at sunset. The camels are well cared for; surprisingly, the ride was very comfortable, and the views were incredible.
The colours of the desert were mesmerising. Upon arriving at Tiziri Camp, your mind is blown; it is a luxury camp in the desert, with only six very intimate tents, and the atmosphere is instant serenity.
Upon arriving at Tiziri Camp, your mind is blown; it is a luxury camp in the desert, with only six very intimate tents, and the atmosphere is instant serenity.
Our tent was beautiful, with the most comfortable, cosy, and warm bed. The tents have everything you need. You are spoilt with lovely electric blankets and a hot water bottle to keep you warm. A nice warm shower, as it does get cold overnight, but once the sun rises, you enjoy terrific blue sky days and endless sunshine.
The camp is so peaceful during the day; you welcome relaxation and take in the views, and the dunes are so picturesque. You can even enjoy afternoon wine in the desert! Sunrises and sunsets go without saying; they are magical. As a bonus, the sun rises at 7:30 a.m. in Morocco, so you can even sleep in.
The food was fabulous, and you didn't go hungry; breakfast is a beautiful spread of everything you can think of, and dinner is a three-course dinner. We even skipped lunch to try and squeeze in dinner.
In the evenings, the staff gathers around a beautiful, warm fire after dinner. You enjoy local music and learn about Berber life; it was genuinely magical, including the stargazing.
The team at Tiziri were beautiful, and nothing was too much; they were always available to satisfy your requests and continually surprised you with tea and Moroccan treats throughout the day. We were even fortunate to experience making (and eating) Berber pizza in a neighbouring camp, and it was a beautiful experience.
Tiziri was also more in-depth in the desert and much more remote than other camps; you felt like the desert was all yours. We loved the camp so much we would book again in a heartbeat. All staff warmly welcomed you, and it's great to see they are taking an eco-friendly approach and doing their best to keep the deserts in their pristine state.
Thank you so much for having us, and don't think twice; if you are considering Tiziri, you won't be disappointed.
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