Relais Hamada Du Draa

The tent establishment is situated at the exit of the village, near the palm grove. It is surrounded by some dunes and palm trees. Guests are accommodated in big nomadic tents. These tents or 'Khaïma' constitute the traditional house of a nomadic family. Measuring from 6 m to 7 m a side, they are made by wool sewn with woven bands. The extremities are mainta... More from GIATA

The tent establishment is situated at the exit of the village, near the palm grove. It is surrounded by some dunes and palm trees. Guests are accommodated in big nomadic tents. These tents or 'Khaïma' constitute the traditional house of a nomadic family. Measuring from 6 m to 7 m a side, they are made by wool sewn with woven bands. The extremities are maintained by pickets driven in the sand. The tents are closed by fabrics or covers (blankets) which protect from the cold and from the sand. Guests have showers and a toilet at their disposal. The hotel offers traditional Moroccan-style guest rooms that have air conditioning and free wireless Internet access. Dromedaries, legendary vessels of the desert, accompany guests on this route. Indeed, to discover and share the life of people of the desert, the best means is the meharee. However, the pressing 'nomads' choose a 4x4. The establishment offers Moroccan meals. Mhamid El Ghizlane is on the north end of the Sahara, 100 km south of Zagora. It is the last oasis in the valley of Drâa.