distance away for a day trip. 4X4’s are
taken there as well as a safety boat to
ensure that you always have peace of
mind and can enjoy the trip.
When the wind was a bit light, we would
spend our time chilling by the bar
drinking Moroccan tea and watching
the wind dummy (because there is
always one). Others spent their time
around the pool - we hear it is the only
one at any of the kite camps in Dakhla,
or borrowing a SUP from the kite centre
and paddling across the lagoon. And if
this didn’t keep you busy, you can go for
a horse ride along the beach, go for a
walk in the desert (not recommended) or
mess around with the beach lads on the
trampoline practicing your blind judges.
Whatever the weather, you simply could
not be bored there.
Facilities wise, along with the kite centre,
there is a storage centre where you can
keep your kit under lock and key (which
is a nicety not a necessity!). Shower and
toilet blocks are clean and well kept, or
if you have a bigger cabin, facilities are