The four-day Marrakech to Erg Chegaga tour combines an Agdez hotel, a private tent at a Chegaga camp and an Ouarzazate hotel. Day two reaches the camp by 4×4 track and day three continues across the Iriqui area. Pack for the forecast on your dates and ask the operator about the camp’s actual facilities.
Overnight bag for three different stays
- Comfortable shoes for stops in Ouarzazate, Tamegroute and the camp area.
- Clothes and toiletries for three nights, plus personal medication.
- Layers for the mountain crossing, camp evening and early morning, selected for your forecast.
- Sun protection and a scarf or cap for exposed and dusty stops.
- A small light, charging lead and power bank; confirm power at the camp.
The offer specifies breakfast and dinner accommodation but does not state the tent’s bedding, bathrooms, charging supply or baggage allowance. Request those details, the camp location and the timing of the camel ride before leaving.
Keep essentials within reach in the 4×4
Bring drinking water, snacks, your booking details, the pickup contact and an offline copy of the confirmed itinerary in a day bag. Coverage may vary on remote tracks. The published exclusions list lunches, personal drinks, entrance fees and guided tours; confirm current charges, payment options and which visits actually have a guide. Do not rely on a fixed fee from an older web page.
Plan for the two track days and return
The road map in the offer ends at M’Hamid. The itinerary continues to Erg Chegaga on day two and through Iriqui and Foum Zguid on day three before the final Ouarzazate–Marrakech leg on day four. Ask about track conditions, breaks and the realistic return time if you have an onward connection. The day-by-day guide sets out the overnight sequence; the M’Hamid versus Chegaga comparison helps choose the right duration. The commercial page carries the published booking and cancellation details.
