The second day of this tour will give us the opportunity to experience the Sahara from an authentic perspective. The itinerary includes a journey along desert tracks, some of which were used by the legendary Paris-Dakar Rally, taking us through fascinating landscapes and communities with unique traditions. Our first stop will be Khamlia, popularly known as the “Village of the Black People”. Many of its inhabitants are descendants of people who came from regions south of the Sahara. Their traditional Gnawa music, recognized by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage, is characterized by powerful rhythms, percussion and group singing. We will enjoy a traditional Gnawa performance and discover this fascinating musical heritage. We will then continue towards another part of the desert, passing old kohl mines that were extensively exploited during the French Protectorate. Other historical traces from this period can still be found throughout the area. From the highest points of our route, we will enjoy impressive panoramic views of the surrounding desert, especially the spectacular golden dunes of Erg Chebbi. Before entering this vast sea of sand, we will visit a nomadic family. Although some nomadic families are gradually settling down, many continue to preserve the traditions and customs of their ancestors. They will welcome us into their home and share with us how they live and adapt to such a remote environment. In the afternoon, we return to Merzouga, where we leave our vehicle and begin our camel ride into the heart of the Erg Chebbi dunes, with one camel per person. As the sun begins to set, we will reach our traditional Berber desert camp. Far from the noise of everyday life, this peaceful setting offers the perfect opportunity to enjoy the beauty and silence of the Sahara. Around the campfire, with a glass of traditional Moroccan tea in hand, we will enjoy the evening before a typical Berber dinner is served. For the night, the traditional haima tents will be our home beneath a spectacular sky filled with stars, far from artificial lights and the noise of the city.