Palmeras y Dunas

The dunes are beautiful, the tents and beds are not bad. But the organization an unclear chaos, it is not explained how visiting the dunes goes by camel, there is no communication with the camel drivers and they only want to aggressively sell knickknacks. The breakfast and dinner was also poor. We were here with a tour group from NRV, they would better choose another camp.

To choose I would have gone really bivouac! The guide Fram sold us a bivouac in the end it was a tent hotel... We ended up in a hard room with extremely noisy air conditioning that barely cooled. Electric hoses and cables visible from everywhere (inside and outside). Kind staff Fire and music in the evening fun I'm sorry because nothing authentic about tonight saying bivouac.

Desert camp. We slept in tents, an experience already gained in Wadi Rum. But completely different.Smelly curtain, dirty floor and insects in the bed. Only one power outlet. Door that did not close and consequently did not open once successful. A blank night.