2 Night Adventure in Morocco's Sahara Desert | Merzouga, Morocco
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- Опубликовано: 14 апр 2022
- Welcome back to Morocco and WELCOME to the Sahara Desert! Join us in this video as we take you on the ultimate adventure in the Sahara. We spent 3 days at one of the remote desert camps outside of Merzouga where we watched beautiful sunrises and sunsets, visited a nomadic family, enjoyed a camel ride, listened to music played by the locals, and finally ended with a thrilling dune buggy ride through the vast sand dunes.
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Merci , du partage de ces belles aventures.avec bonne humeur .le sahara marocain est un paysage féérique.au lever et au coucher du Soleil.
Thanks so much for watching and thank you for the kind words!! ☺️☺️ Glad you enjoyed the video!
Nice journey in my country i love to see you guys in the sahara thank you for sharing the video with us lov and peace from ottawa canada 👍🇨🇦
Thanks so much!!
you deserve more subscribers mate
Haha, we appreciate you saying that! 😉
Thank you for this nice video😀👍🏻
Thanks for watching!
اتمن لكم مقام طيب وممتع
You guys are so like able have fun in Morocco
Beautiful blue scarf! 😂
LOL!!!
Ha ha ha! Yes.
This region is famous for tourism, and it is not the only desert of Morocco, that is a small part. You can see the scenes of the Dakar Rally when it was passing through Morocco to know the size of the desert There is a marathon organized every year in the Moroccan desert, and one year an Italian runner was lost in the desert because of a storm He was later found after 40 days as far as I remember in Algeria Everyone thought he died in the desert of thirst Really a story that needs a movie Finally, welcome to my beloved country, Morocco. I thank you for the quality of the video. I enjoy a lot, as if I am watching content on National Geographic channels.
The camel is a miracle, if you search for the details of its creation, you will find it is different from other animals, in order to adapt to its environment. This call is expressed in the Qur’an with a simple word: “Did they not look at the camels how they were created?”
You'll be fascinated when you read about it.
I was about to forget to tell you : YOU ARE COOLEST COUPLE.
We always love watching your adventures. The dune buggies look like a lot of fun but also a little bit scary. I would have been happy to have a lead car as well to make sure we didn't get lost out there - or that it wasn't a free for all with buggies crashing into each other. LOL
Good luck
Thanks for watching!
Good vlog, Come over to Pakistan, Pan for October time as weather will be good
Ohhhh we would love to come to Pakistan! It is in my top 5! Hopefully one day soon!!
... but, but, but, Miles is a trained professional. We saw him three wheel it on a mountain pass just a few months ago :~) Drive fast take chances! And feed the Camels!
HAHA! 😂😂😂 That is exactly what he said...
Great video, thank you so much for sharing your experience! I'm actually planning a trip to Morocco currently, and I'm wondering if you happen to remember the name of the company or companies you used for the 4x4 tour and the dune buggy ride?
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Hope all is well!
Ahh thanks so much for checking in on us... we're finishing up another video right now as we speak actually 😉
can u pl tell us which company's tent you rent because i like it and we are going marrakech sept 20 thanks
What tour company did you guys use ?
perfictooo
What was the name of your tour? who did you book from please.
All of these areas are the areas of Western Sahara occupied by Morocco, and all of its inhabitants were displaced refugees in the Tindouf camps in Algeria after the Green March, which the world denounced at the time, and there are videos called Where is King Hassan II threatening the local population with death, Western Sahara was a Spanish colony and gave up About it to Mauritania and Morocco with the illegal Madrid agreements After Mauritania left Western Sahara, Morocco seized the remaining lands. Every tourist propaganda for disputed areas is considered a violation of international law and a partner in the tragedy and suffering of the Saharawi people.
Hello there! I Know this is an 8 months old comment but it's never too late to fact check someone. First of all, that's Merzouga and it's not even remotely close to the "disputed area". Second, the Moroccan Sahara was indeed occupied by Spain and Morocco got it fully back in 1975 because guess what, it belonged to Morocco for centeries before the Spanish occupation, it's Morocco who fought for it, it's Morocco who approached the UN, and it's Moroccan Sahraouis who run it know and you'll be happy to know that is far more developed than it's neighboring deserts. Third, the dispute over that area, which is totally instigated by you know who, is no longer a card that can be played against Morocco, and you should be happy that the Morocco is still turning a blind eye on the eastern Sahara which was unjustly lost to the French and then left to rot under Algerian rule. And with all due respect, the only one serving a malicious agenda and spreading propaganda is you with these kind of uneducated comments. With that being said this was a very fun and beautiful video ❤