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Morocco AdventureClick here for 10% off Animal Experiences at Red Letter Days

There's no need to go to Morocco to ride a camel - you can go to Warwickshire instead!  Camel Riding is available for one or two people with Red Letter Days 
 
"...an experience I will never forget..."
  
"I had a wonderful time."
  
Say hello to your camel, and then find out how to saddle up him or her & put on the bridle.  Then it's off on your trusty steed (camel) through the lovely countryside with your instructors. Camels are friendly and inquisitive, with their own quirky personality, & your camel will be led by an instructor.  After your trek, give your camel a groom & feed, then enjoy a glass of champagne with some strawberries. The 3 hours will go so quickly!  More info...
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"The camels were beautiful, gentle and friendly. I enjoyed being able to groom my camel, and get so close to them, they didn't mind being cuddled and even seem to enjoy all the fuss and attention."
Morocco Adventure
- A Camel Safari
 
Go to Responsible Travel web site for more info on this camel safari in Mor
For your Morocco adventure, how about a camel safari?  This 8 day holiday involves a camel trekking into the sands of the Erg Chebi & a journey through the flat, stark Black Desert.  The camel trek is 5 days, and you head for a very remote & tranquil oasis.  Overnight, you either sleep under the stars or visit nomads. 
 
Find out how to cook traditional North African bread in the sand, weave Berber sleeping mats, how to keep water cool in the hot sun, & hunt for unusual rock formations known as sand roses.
 
This is a very HOT HOT HOT holiday in June, July & August, so not recommended for anyone under 16 at those times.   
 
Morocco Adventure including Camel Riding
 
Go to Responsible Travel to find out more about this Moroccan adventure
If you want to explore Morocco off the beaten track and have a go at camel riding as opposed to doing a longer camel trek, this could be just the holiday for you. 
 
This is a wonderful opportunity to discover Morocco:  stay in a mountain gite, enjoy the views of the High Atlas Mountains, travel over Morocco's highest pass to the edges of the Sahara, travel through the lush Draa valley to Zagora, an oasis town.   Learn the secret to the perfect couscous & have a go at haggling with traders.   Investigate an ancient library full of manuscripts, ride camels across the sand at dusk & spend a night under the stars.  Visit Essaouira & then Marrakech at the end of your holiday - a truly memorable 10 days.
 
 
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