Maroc Tour Evasion

The desert has always attracted mankind. Its imposing dimensions, isolation and silence make it a mysterious place. It reminds us of the modesty of our human condition and, paradoxically, it represents the fantasy of living a real adventure, unprecedented and transcendent. The desert goes beyond the initial emotion we feel when nothingness lies before us. More than just a heat-scarred horizon, endless pebbles and sand that make you want to dive in, it gives rise to new feelings and fills you with a certain intoxication. It makes us aware of ourselves and questions the meaning of our existence.

The desert isolates. Little by little, it surrounds living spaces and reduces them as much as it can. It also blurs the lines and attempts to cut off from the rest of the world those who resist it and insist on growing flowers where it would only sow emptiness and isolation. Hospitality is therefore the natural daughter of the desert, and represents the solidarity of mankind in the face of this silent immensity. The visitor is the one who brings news from outside and tells of life beyond the desert. In fact, this is their main mission, and the famous “Arab telephone” is just a funny name for this function that desert societies have created in order to adapt. What’s more, beyond this function, a culture of welcome has developed around which human relations are woven. Whatever their wealth or social standing, desert dwellers have developed the art of hospitality. Even though a network of roads has considerably reduced the desert’s isolation, and the media and the Internet make it possible to receive news without having to communicate with others, the doors to the desert are always open and the visitor is always sacred. The famous mint tea with almonds is offered at every meeting and in every circumstance.

All our tour proposals are flexible, and elements can be added and/or removed according to the length of your stay and your wishes.