The day is split between two practice spaces. Mornings happen out in the dunes, on a flat area of sand prepared for the group. Afternoons move to a shaded spot inside the camp, which is also where sessions go when the wind picks up in spring. Mats and cushions are already there, so you are not carrying kit across the sand.

The camp cooks light vegetarian meals on request, and vegan is possible too. That is the whole food offer stated here: simple, meat-free cooking rather than a set menu you choose from in advance.

What you do between sessions is up to you. Guests walk into the dunes, take a camel ride, head to the hammam in the village, or rest. On free days the camp arranges excursions.

Groups can book part or all of the camp, which is how retreats are kept quiet. The family confirms each booking personally, and you agree dates, guest numbers and price with them directly before anything is fixed.

This is a place to bring a group, not a packaged retreat with a timetable attached. There is no in-house teacher listed and no fixed weekly programme: you tell them your dates and what you want to run, and they come back with a proposal and a price, usually within a day.

What's included

- Private khaimas with private bathrooms - Practice space on flat sand in the dunes - Shaded practice space at the camp - Yoga mats and cushions - Light vegetarian meals, with vegan on request - Excursions on free days - Option to reserve part or all of the camp for your group

What's not included

- Yoga teacher (you bring your own, or the camp will try to help you find one) - Travel to Merzouga - Camel rides - Hammam visits in the village - Anything not agreed in your quote

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