View of Inara Camp from above
Vincent Jacquet, the project owner, came up with the idea of offering a unique experience: sleeping in the middle of the desert with all the comforts of a hotel.
He has established a unique accommodation concept with a team native to the Sahara, creating an authentic experience in the Agafay desert, where Moroccan traditions meet modern comforts and the night sky reveals millions of stars.
Le Circles restaurant
In addition, he has implemented a lagoon at the heart of the camp, designed according to bio-design principles.
At Inara Camp, Chef Mustafa uses local produce to create delicious authentic cuisine. There are two dining options: The Circle Restaurant and Le Soukoune.
Le Cercle restaurant is a magical place that blends Moroccan hospitality with a stunning event space centered around an infinity pool with views of the desert and the Atlas Mountains.
The menu includes a variety of Moroccan salads, briouats (Moroccan pastries), couscous, tagines, and pastilla.
Sitting atop the camp, Le Soukoune restaurant offers Moroccan classics to both outsiders and hotel guests in one of its nine intimate tents.
In Moroccan traditions, breakfast is the highlight of the day. It features homemade bread, olives, made-to-order omelets, cheese, pancakes, cakes, and freshly squeezed orange juice, among many other things.
Discovery tents
The camp has a variety of living spaces. There are 19 tents with high-end services spread across the camp, with the swimming pool and dining area as the central points.
The tents are divided into three categories, varying in size from 25 to 36m² (and the Suites have an outdoor terrace of 96m² facing the desert).
Inara Suite Tent
There are 19 tents in total, including 6 "Discovery" and 9 "Emotion" tents offering panoramic views and 3 "Inara Suite" tents with a view of the canyon.
The most exclusive, Suite 19, is located further away from the other tents and offers 50 square meters of space and extra privacy.
Emotion Tent
The Inara Camp tents are inspired by the different philosophies of several Berber tribes. They feature a bohemian design with warm colors influenced by Maghreb craftsmanship.
The two higher-category accommodations have a wood stove and an air conditioner to adapt to extreme temperatures.
All tents come with a king-size bed, a private bathroom with shower and toilet, a lounge/working area, and an outdoor space. The two higher categories also feature a wood stove and an air cooler to accommodate extreme temperatures.
The interiors feature furniture, decorations, and materials selected from local Moroccan crafts, showcasing the daily life of Moroccans.
Suitcases, folding chairs, Moroccan and African furniture and decorative objects, old motorcycles, and vintage 4x4s are all part of the repertoire.
The bathrooms include luxurious toiletries made by "Les Sens de Marrakech" with orange blossom and argan oil.
One of the most stunning moments at Inara Camp occurs when the sun sets, casting a golden hue over the desert surroundings.
Desert Lagoon
The outdoor swimming pool, also known as Desert Lagoon, is located near the tents and has an organic design that blends into the rocky environment. It offers a breathtaking view of the high Atlas Mountains, stretching as far as the eye can see.
With total respect for the environment, the eco-friendly swimming pool is made not of concrete or metal frames but of sand and quartz cast in a porous resin.
This desert lagoon maintained at a constant temperature of 27°C - a pleasantly cool water temperature to soak in while gazing at the Martian-like terrain.
When the night falls, the dark Desertian landscape is lit by the campfire, the candles, and a million stars in the sky. It's one of those unique experiences you can only encounter when you are out in the desert.
Numerous activities are available at Inara Camp, including outdoor yoga, traditional camel riding, desert adventures on a quad or buggy, hot air balloon flight, and guided stargazing.
Agafay Desert