Merzouga solo: will you pay for a single room or tent?
Updated October 15, 2026 · 4 min read
For a first solo trip, choose the three-day Merzouga and Sahara Desert tour at €116.16. It scores 4.9 out of 5 from 24,157 reviews and names two camel rides, kasbahs, nomadic life and desert camping. The lowest starting price is the three-day Merzouga desert experience at €96. None of the summaries says whether a solo guest shares a room or tent, or pays a single supplement. Check the basket for one person before deciding which is cheapest.
| Tour | Duration | From | Rating | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Three-day Merzouga and Sahara tour | 3 days | €116.16 | 4.9 / 5 (24,157 reviews) | the most explicit programme |
| Merzouga desert safari with food | 3 days | €98.22 | 4.6 / 5 (15,458 reviews) | meals named in the title |
| Merzouga desert experience | 3 days | €96 | 4.6 / 5 (6,531 reviews) | the lowest headline price |
The headline is not yet your solo price
All three figures are starting prices per person. They prove neither that there is no single supplement nor that sharing is compulsory. Search for one traveller and compare the final basket totals. Then ask separately whether the first night’s room and the desert tent are single, shared or available as a private upgrade.
The €96 tour names the Atlas, Ait Ben Haddou, Tinghir oasis and Erg Chebbi. The €98.22 safari highlights food, camel riding, sunset and a Bedouin camp. The €116.16 trip is the only one here to name camel rides at both sunset and sunrise. Those distinctions still matter if solo pricing changes their order by cost.
What “camp” does not tell you
Do not infer from “camp” that strangers must share a tent, and do not assume it is private either. Your selected option must confirm the arrangement.
Our recommendation remains the €116.16 tour if its one-person basket is acceptable. Otherwise choose the €96 itinerary for its clearly named stops, after obtaining written confirmation of the room, tent and included meals.
