Camping Moussafir
- Dakhla
- +212 5 28 89 92 79
- 23°45'51.0"N 15°54'27.0"W
- Rate : 30 Dhs - 3 €
One of the few campsite in southern Morocco, This campsite is located on sea front and surrounded by a wall, clean and peaceful place located 6 km before reaching Dakhla, a space is dedicated for 4x4, the campsite offers also rooms to rent at very reasonable rates (30 Dhs per person).
Facilities
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| Chemical toilet discharge |
Staying at Camping Moussafir
Camping Moussafir is one of the few campsites in the far south of Morocco, which makes it an important stop on the long Atlantic road towards Mauritania. The site faces the sea, is surrounded by a wall, and is described as clean and peaceful. A space is set aside for 4x4 vehicles, and rooms are also available, a welcome option after days of sleeping in a roof tent or a van.
Getting there
The campsite is on the road into Dakhla, about 6 km before you reach the town, according to our notes. Use the GPS coordinates shown on this page to find the entrance. Distances in this part of the country are long and services are spaced far apart, so fill up with fuel and water when you have the chance. Our guide to driving in Morocco covers the checks and rules you should expect, including police controls along the route.
What to expect on site
This page lists electricity, restrooms, water and a waste point; showers are not recorded, so ask when you arrive if they matter to you. Rooms are mentioned in the description above, with a rate that may well have changed since it was noted. Confirm availability and price by phone, especially in winter, when overlanders and motorhomes head south.
Climate and the best time to come
Dakhla is known for strong and frequent wind, which is why kitesurfers love its lagoon, and which matters when you are pitching a tent or opening an awning. The climate is dry and tempered by the ocean. Choose a sheltered spot behind the wall if the wind picks up.
Around the campsite
Start with our Dakhla guide to see what the lagoon and the peninsula have to offer. If you are building a longer route down the coast, our guide to camping in Morocco lists sites further north, and our road map of Morocco is available as a free PDF, which is handy where mobile coverage is patchy.
Practical tips
Carry spare drinking water, secure anything light before you leave your pitch, and download your maps in advance. Keep your vehicle papers within easy reach for checkpoints. Recent reports from this part of Morocco are rare, so a short review below is especially valuable for the next traveller.
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