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Morocco

Desert Dopeness

25 - 31 May 2027

Desert Dopeness

Morocco• 25 - 31 May 2027

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Shared Spot

Share a twin room or tent with one other crew member for our 7 day / 6 night Sahara takeover. Pick a girls or boys spot.

$2,950 / person

Private Spot

Your own room at every stop, private bathroom included, for our 7 day / 6 night Sahara takeover.

$3,650 / person
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All Sahara, all week: camels, ATVs, dunes and endless stars

Seven days. Endless dunes. All Sahara. This whole trip lives in the Sahara. We land in Errachidia, roll south through the Ziz Valley and set up at the edge of Erg Chebbi, the biggest sea of dunes in Morocco. First night there is our welcome theme party: The Playa Goes Sahara. From our kasbah lodge at the foot of the dunes we rip ATVs, surf the sand on boards, climb the big erg for sunrise, eat breakfast on a dune, wander the Rissani market and the oasis, and sit in on live Gnawa music in Khamlia. Then we go even deeper: a 4x4 into the dunes, a luxury camp in the middle of the erg, more stars than you have ever seen, and a White Party with a DJ to close the week. Workouts every morning, yoga, meditation and journaling at sunset. Very active, weirdly soul healing, and you won't leave solo.

guest experiences

@thefitlifelawyer

True courage isn't stepping up without fear, but despite it. Whether it's starting a new job or taking a trip across the world with 51 strangers, it's normal to be afraid of the unknown. But the best parts of life come when you choose to embrace that fear and do the thing anyway. I promise, you'll never regret betting on yourself. And who knows, you just may walk away with the experience of a lifetime.

@thejourneyofjes

Don't be afraid to do something that terrifies you... okay granted I went extremely slow the entire time and was super nervous... I still did it!! It's important to step outside of your comfort zone and test your own limits every once in a while.

@mar24596

Can't get over how much fun Morocco was with such an amazing crew!! Thanks for all the adventures, laughs, and memories 💕🐫🍻

@giaconstantina

When a stranger asks if you want to ride a camel outside the bar, you don't say no 🐫

@tayloralexandra._

As always this is the highlight reel, but the more I travel and experience different cultures the real highlight is beginning to see more and more similarities among us. While we all approach things differently, we all are really just playing a little part in something so much bigger than ourselves 🌍 (thank you @juliana.jpg for those words❤️). I hope we all can start to look for more of those similarities as we interact with the world and people around us. Incredible week meeting, connecting, adventuring, caring, exploring and truly just being with people from all walks of life. On to the next adventure ✈️ #SYBMorocco

@ohheyjenna

like sands through the hourglass these are the days of our lives

@jenn_amor

'being surrounded by the magical moroccan culture and all the amor led to one trip I’ll never forget'

@francisdolloway

It’s safe to say we all fell in LOVE ❤️ with the Moroccan culture! We danced our hearts out to local music, we watched the sunrise at 4AM while riding camels 🐫, and we rode ATV’s and sand-boarded across the Sahara sand! Unforgettable memories and friendships that will last a lifetime = a SYB success!

@kaxman

The highlight of the trip was riding out into the Sahara desert and spending time with the Berbers. They brought us in and treated us like their own. They dressed us, introduced us to their cuisine, music, and traditions. They taught me about their strong Jewish lineage. They even offered me a spot on their drum-line. 🥁 - We get so caught up in our daily grind that we forget there’s a whole world out there. Learn and experience how other people live. I promise it will teach you more about yourself than you realize. 🇲🇦

@msmichellesoares_

Good vibes since day 1, thank you ❤️ So blessed to have met all of these amazing people! Forever will remember #sybmorocco 🇲🇦

@_eyebrows

Ridin' with my homies

@aubreylauryn

I don’t know if any life experience will beat staying up all night in the Sahara desert and then going on a 5AM camel ride to watch the sunrise 🌅🐫 Thankful for the opportunity and even happier about the memories that were made 💕•

@betyeg

I am beyond blessed to have experienced the Moroccan culture, sights, and towns with 32 strangers who became friends and then family. Each and every one of you have had an impact on my life that I will never forget. Another big thanks to @surfyogabeer @katiebhappyy @aubreylauryn @samirpoonawala @francisdolloway @rasikhsyed and @lamitta88 for making this trip so very special. It’s not goodbye, it’s see you later

Trip Notes

Seven days, endless dunes, all Sahara. We land in Errachidia, then roll south through the Ziz Valley to Merzouga and the Erg Chebbi dunes, the biggest in Morocco.

Three nights at Kanz Erremal, a kasbah lodge at the foot of the dunes: ATVs, sandboarding, a sunset camel trek, breakfast on a dune at first light, the Rissani market, the oasis at Hassi Labied and live Gnawa music with a family in Khamlia.

Then a 4x4 takes us deep into the erg to Sahara Desert Luxury Camp: a sunrise dune hike, stargazing and the White Party with a DJ to close the week.

An erg is a sea of sand dunes, the classic rolling Sahara you picture in your head. Erg Chebbi, where we spend the week, is the biggest in Morocco: around 22 km of dunes, with the tallest climbing about 150 meters over the village of Merzouga. That is the dune we climb for sunrise.

Light long sleeves and a scarf for sun and sand, a hat, real sunscreen, sunglasses and closed-toe shoes for the ATVs. Nights drop a lot more than people expect, so bring a warm layer. Pack an outfit for The Playa Goes Sahara theme party and something all white for the last night. Your trip guide has the full list.

Book your international flight into and out of Casablanca (CMN). We cover the connecting flight from Casablanca to Errachidia (ERH) and back at the end, plus the pickup when you land late at night.

All ground transport is included: the group vehicle between stays and the 4x4 transfers in and out of the desert camp. Your trip guide, sent three weeks before departure, has the exact flights to book around.

Start: Tuesday, May 25, 2027, late night arrival in Errachidia.

End: Monday, May 31, 2027 (Memorial Day), flying from Errachidia back to Casablanca.

Plan your international flights in and out of Casablanca around the group flights in your trip guide.

Plans change, we get it. Cancel more than 45 days before the trip starts and 100% of what you've paid, deposit included, becomes trip credit you can use toward any SYB trip within 12 months.

To reserve your spot, a 20% deposit is required. It goes toward your total, and the remaining balance is due six weeks before the trip starts.

If you cancel within 45 days of departure, your payment is non-refundable and non-transferable. No exceptions, and we do not offer cash refunds for any reason.

Travel and medical insurance is required, and you must secure it before joining the program. It's the best way to protect your investment if life happens. Worth it.

Three stays, each one deeper into the desert.

Night 1: Kenzi Rissani in Errachidia, a four-star hotel with an outdoor pool, minutes from the airport.

Nights 2 to 4: Kanz Erremal in Merzouga, a traditional kasbah lodge with a pool and terraces right at the foot of Erg Chebbi.

Nights 5 and 6: Sahara Desert Luxury Camp, a tented camp inside the Erg Chebbi dunes. Every tent has real beds and its own bathroom with a hot shower.

Shared spot is a twin room or twin tent with someone of the same gender. Private spot is the room or tent to yourself at every stay. Scroll the photos under each option to see the rooms.

Breakfast is included every day, plus five dinners, including the welcome dinner and the farewell dinner at camp. Lunch is included on the Khamlia and Rissani days; other lunches are on you.

Expect tagines, couscous, Berber pizza, fresh bread and mint tea on repeat. Alcohol is not included.

One guided ATV outing through the dunes with helmets and a safety briefing, then boards out on the sand. No experience needed, our local guides and SYB leaders are with you the whole time. Bring closed-toe shoes.

A sunset camel trek into Erg Chebbi as the light goes gold. It is a slow, easy ride, perfect for soaking it in and getting the photo everyone asks about when you get home.

Two of them. The Playa Goes Sahara on night two (think Burning Man vibes, pack something fun) and the White Party with a DJ under the stars on the last night. All white, all night.

A workout every morning, and yoga, a short meditation and a few minutes of journaling at sunset. We keep the sweaty stuff early and late and leave the middle of the day for pools and shade. Everything is optional, but the crew that sweats together bonds fast.

It is the Sahara in late May, so days run hot and nights cool down a lot. That is why the active stuff happens at sunrise and sunset. The hotel and the lodge both have pools for the middle of the day. Bring a hat, real sunscreen and a warm layer for the nights.

Every activity runs with experienced local guides, the ATV outing comes with helmets and a briefing, the desert camp has proper 4x4 transfers, and our SYB leaders are with you all week. We have run Morocco trips since our early days and work with partners we trust.

The local currency is the Moroccan Dirham (MAD). Out here cash is king: the Rissani market, the Khamlia music house, camp staff tips and anything you buy from the Berber families along the way are all cash only.

ATMs are in Errachidia and Rissani, and there are very few once we are out at the dunes, so pull cash early in the week. We suggest $300 to $400 for drinks, souvenirs and tips. Everything else is handled.

Tap water in Morocco isn’t recommended for drinking, so we stick to bottled or filtered water all week. Safe drinking water is always available at the hotel, the lodge, the camp and during activities. Bring a reusable bottle, the desert is thirsty work.

Absolutely, and most of the crew does. By the time you have shared a camel, an ATV and a fire pit under the Sahara sky with the same twenty people, it already feels like a crew you have known for years.

Shared spots are matched with someone of the same gender, and private spots exist if you want your own room and tent at every stay.

Yes. Our photographers and videographers shoot the whole week: sunset camel treks, ATV dust clouds, sunrise on the erg, the theme parties and the stars at camp. You stay in the moment, we send the full drop after the trip.

This is for people who want the real Sahara, not one night in a tourist camp. Early alarms, sandy shoes, big dinners, fire pits, a sky full of stars and a crew of people who said yes to all of it.

Do every workout or sleep in and meet us at lunch. Come solo. Leave with a squad.

REAL CONNECTIONS

Come solo and leave with a squad. Build friendships that last long after the trip ends.

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Cancel up to 45 days out and keep your adventure credit.

THE SYB STANDARD

High energy and higher vibes. We stay active together to live a stronger, fuller life.