Tangier

Basically, you just spend one night in the Sahara Desert, riding a camel/ATV to and from the campsite, so you can say you've been to the Sahara; most of the rest of the time is spent sitting in a car, with 2 or 3 spots each day where they let you off to take photos. Although I didn't see the standard camp, the luxury camp had a private bathroom where you could shower, plus air conditioning, and since I went alone, they gave me the whole camp (which had 4 beds), so if you know how to choose, definitely pick luxury; the only thing is there are a few more mosquitoes, so please find your own way to deal with that. In addition, the first two days each had a shopping stop; the first day they were selling argan oil, and the second day they were selling carpets, but it wasn't forced, and it was fine not to buy anything, just treat it as a toilet break; there was also a stop where they suggested and taught you to buy a scarf to wrap around your head to block the sand, but I wasn't worried, so I didn't buy one, and I didn't encounter any sandstorms either, so use your own judgment. Also, the accommodation on the first night was pretty good too; we went to an estate that wasn't finished yet, but it was still nice; the food during the trip was mainly Moroccan cuisine, and the price of lunch each day at your own expense was more expensive than in big cities. Finally, the tour guides (including the local guides at specific spots) were all very nice and funny, the whole trip was a pretty good experience