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Mobile in Morocco

 

 

Camping has certainly evolved since many of us were kids. But the joy of camping has not lost its power. The freedom it offers you to go wherever you want and set up camp.

Today’s camping, however, has taken on somewhat more glamourous feel. Indeed, it is often called glamping now, and has become the standard for many outdoor enthusiasts who want to take along some extra bit of  luxury and comfort. What better way to end an adventurous day trekking mountains, exploring local villages or quad biking through the desert than to be able to retreat to a private tent with lavish linens, antique furnishing and world-class cuisine?

Now glamping is possible in Morocco. Yes, you can take your luxury camp with you into the rugged Atlas Mountains or the vast southern desert or even over to the coast, if you like. Scarabeo Camp, for example, offers charming oriental-inspired tents that can be set up in the most beautiful corners of Morocco. Dotted among the landscape, the spacious and comfortable tents are decorated with unique pieces and locally crafted artwork.  Explore the Morocco no one else knows on our brand new President’s Pick: Morocco.

 

 

 

 

 

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