4.4(5 ratings)

Damada Du Draa

الطلحة الشرفاء, Morocco Country: Morocco

Campsite located next to a guesthouse with a restaurant, with basic and well maintained sanitary facilities, bar, takeaway meals and an outdoor swimming pool.

Details

Price: €10.00

Open: 1 January - 31 December

Places: 80

Maximum length: 9 meter

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We were not even staying at this hotel but we were excited to find it in M’Hamid because of its pool! It was very quiet so we got the pool to ourselves and it was a wonderful oasis, relief from the heat! The pool felt so cold! It was awesome!! Hassan was very kind to us and his service was fantastic. He speaks fluent English and he is very chill. We ended up coming 3 times and staying for most of the day each time. There is a 60 DH charge to use the pool but there is no time cap so you can really make that 60 DH worth it! There is also 35 DH special flag beer available and it is the cheapest we have seen! Thankyou Hassan! Go Manchester!

Good for one night, helpful, safe,reasonable price, Zagora is nicer, 80km west.

We had a great 👍🏿 time at the place. We came in mid June 2022... on two motorcycles and a tent ⛺️. Two things disappoint... only few electric outlets were functional at individual camp slots and an extension cable was not available. Also the wifi did not reach out to the campsites. The management arranged for us to sleep on the roof of one of the buildings... our tent was too hot the get a real good sleep when it's super warm. Very few guests at the time we were there... on the campground we were the only guests. Shower and toilet 🚻 was clean. Management is speaking English. Despite all we do recommend 👌

Hamada du Draa is a beautiful place to stay or just come for some drinks. The WiFi was fast, the service was very nice, and the facilities are very clean. I’m sure to be back in the future. Merci!

(From my experience back in Oct. 2013) There should be a maximum on here because I have so many wonderful things to say about the Hamada Du Draa I am a traveler from America and had the thought of coming to Morocco because of what I hear about Casablanca and the mroe popular cities . I didnt know of that many places personally that would be the most suitable. However I know a few people from Florida who have been to Morocco and heard a few things about M' Hamid. After taking some notes and some insight I realized that is seemed to be very different than the other cities. The moment I entered the village I felt the energy..Of course as a solo traveler I was nervous and paranoid not really knowing what everyone is saying and being an american makes you stick out like a sore thumb..However I knew of Hassan because of the recommendation of one of my friends in Marrakech and took the chance of walking down this dark 300 meter desert road/bridge at 10pm (the time i got off of the bus) and