Erg chegaga luxury desert camp by local Berber family.

Bivouac les nomades represents a true family endeavor deeply entrenched in Berber and nomadic traditions, in Foum Zguid desert :lake iriki and chegaga specializing in curating bespoke journeys across Morocco, with a special emphasis on the Moroccoan Sahara Desert. Our portfolio boasts a diverse range of experiences, from authentic desert camps to expedition,adventures, desert tours from foum zguid,Marrakech, mahamid Elghizlane and wide range of camel trekking all tailored to suit the unique tastes and interests of our esteemed clients.

The philosophy of Bivouac les Nomades is rooted in preserving the authenticity of the desert while showcasing the rich traditions and culture of the nomadic Berber people. We believe in providing an immersive experience that allows guests to connect deeply with the desert environment and gain a genuine understanding of nomadic life. Our camp fosters respect for nature, cultural exchange, and sustainability, ensuring that each visitor leaves with a profound appreciation for the beauty and resilience of desert life and the Berber heritage.
What truly sets us apart is our unwavering commitment to providing authentic and immersive encounters. Led by knowledgeable local guides, our excursions offer a genuine insight into the cultural heritage and traditions of the region of foum zguid, lake iriki , chegaga, mahamid Elghizlane and all Morocco. Furthermore, we prioritize collaboration with local businesses and communities, ensuring that our tours contribute positively to the sustainability of the area’s economy.

Foum Zguid

Foum Zguid, located in southern Morocco, has a rich history closely tied to the desert region it serves as a gateway to. Historically, it has been a crucial stopping point for traders traveling across the Sahara Desert, serving as a hub for commerce and cultural exchange. The town’s strategic location made it an important waypoint along ancient trade routes, facilitating the exchange of goods, ideas, and cultures between North Africa and sub-Saharan Africa.
Over the centuries, Forum Zguid has witnessed the passage of caravans carrying salt, gold, spices, and other valuable commodities. Its significance as a trade center contributed to the development of the town and the surrounding area. Although its prominence as a trading post has diminished with the advent of modern transportation and trade routes, Forum Zguid remains an important starting point for desert exploration and tourism in the region.
Today, Forum Zguid continues to attract visitors seeking to experience the natural beauty and cultural heritage of the Sahara Desert. It serves as a base for desert tours, camel treks, and excursions into the vast dunes and oases that characterize the desert landscape. The town’s history, shaped by centuries of trade and interaction, adds depth and richness to the experience of exploring this remote and captivating region.