Sky View Camp

The staff and the property were above and beyond. The rooms were gorgeous and comfortable and large. They had a baby crib for us. They treated us beyond well and even gifted my son a birthday cake for his 5th birthday. We couldn’t have loved our stay more.

There was no AC during the day, which was a challenge with napping babies but we were out and about most of the day anyway.

Everything! The welcome, the camel ride and handler, Hassan and his crew, the tent with magnificent view of the stars, relaxed. We were made to fell at home. Ooh…and the food: mjammee!

There is nothing that we did not like. All was good, better, best!

The staff were very attentive and always available to help. We had a wonderful desert experience — they took us to watch the sunset and gave us the freedom to enjoy it at our own pace. Dinner and breakfast were also very good.

The room was quite hot, as the air conditioning is only turned on around dinnertime. However, this is likely more of an issue during the summer months.

Nice staff, picked us up at the meeting point, very friendly. The room/tent was spacious an really pretty. Food was good.

What was really disapppointing though were all the lights. We went there because we were looking forward to stargazing and chose the camp because of the glass front/roof but directly in front of us the other camp had many lights and even one really big neon light which was on the whole night and led to a disappointing light pollution. Also just be aware you are not directly in between the dunes - which is actually logical if you think about it - but there is camp after camp which lowers the experience immensly. We stayed in a Riad in Hassilabied the next day, which was stunning and beautiful and the same distance from the dunes with more privacy and less light pollution - you could do that as well. Also to mention if you stay only one night - check in is around 5pm and check out was 9.30am.