Umnya

Erg Chigaga, Morocco

Sahara

Vast. Silent. Transformative.

The retreat

Erg Chigaga.
Sahara, Morocco.

One of the Sahara's most remote dune systems. Far from any road, any town, any noise. Accessible only by 4×4 from Zagora or Ouarzazate, or by helicopter. Eight days here changes something.

8 to 14 guests. A co-branded retreat studio. Mornings that begin before the sun. Evenings that end under a sky you have never seen before.

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Location
Erg Chigaga, Morocco
Duration
8 days, 7 nights
Group size
8–14 guests
Investment
On request

The experience

What awaits you

Stargazing

Far from any light. A sky so clear it becomes your ceiling.

Sunrise movement

Pilates and mobility at first light. The desert floor as your studio.

Nomad 4×4

Into the dunes with local guides. Wild and entirely yours.

Campfire evenings

Slow dinners under open sky. The kind you remember for decades.

Included

What's included

  • 7 nights private camp accommodation
  • All meals, water, teas
  • Airport transfers (from Ouarzazate or Zagora)
  • Co-branded programme design
  • On-ground facilitation team
  • Drone and photography documentation

Getting there

How to arrive

Fly into Ouarzazate (OZZ) or Zagora. We arrange private 4×4 transfers from the airport, approximately 4–5 hours through dramatic desert landscapes. Helicopter transfers available on request.

International connections via Marrakech (RAK) or Casablanca (CMN). We coordinate all airport logistics once your place is confirmed.

Those who arrived

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Sahara Dream. Best bed in Africa.

Johanna A.

New York

Instagram

I've done wellness retreats on four continents. Nothing comes close to what Umnya built in that desert. The silence alone is worth everything.

Marcus T.

London

TripAdvisor

Eight days outside of time. Watching the Milky Way from a dune at 3am while your body has never felt more awake. I came back different.

Camille R.

Paris

TripAdvisor

Eight spots. One season.

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