Inara Camp

Bad service When you bring your customers back, you don't find a place to wait for him you have to stay in the sun and the people there he doesn't speak well, and the place is far and a bad road You have to bring back your customers and you go back to a village to make a coffee or to find a quiet place

I had a very disappointing experience at Innara Camp in Agafay. The service was unprofessional and poorly organized. The staff seemed uninterested and not welcoming at all. Cleanliness was far below acceptable standards — the tents and shared areas were not properly cleaned, and hygiene was clearly neglected. The food was also a major letdown: it lacked freshness, flavor, and care in preparation. For the price we paid, we expected something much better. Most concerning was the lack of basic safety measures — especially at night. There was little to no supervision or clear emergency procedures, which made us feel uncomfortable. I do not recommend this camp and would advise others to be very cautious before booking. This experience did not match the beautiful image they present online.

Fabulous day visiting the camp from Marrakesh, booked through Get Your Guide. Took just over an hour to get there and it’s in a stunning location. Backdrop of the mountains topped with snow in May! Beautiful heated pool, loads of loungers too. We booked a camel ride and it was just the two of us, our guide took great pictures for us. Then back for an amazing lunch, our trip included a three course lunch and I wasn’t expecting anything too fancy but the choice and food was excellent served in the desert! Really helpful and friendly staff too. Had a great day it just wasn’t long enough! Going to try to come back next year and stay overnight!

Inara Camp was a beautiful experience. Set well off the road but less than an hour's drive from the bustle of Marrakesh, it offers tranquility and peace with incredible views. We stayed in an 'Emotion Tent' which was so well equipped: huge, comfortable bed; clean en-suite facilities and a lovely deck on which to sit and admire the views. The 2 pools were warm and clean - the view from the infinity pool was absolutely superb with the desert melting into the distant, snow-capped Atlas Mountains. The food was delicious and all the staff helpful and attentive. A special mention to Unis and Salah. We loved the complementary activities such as pottery making and a sky watch with an astronomer. We also enjoyed an evening camel ride (very well cared for animals) and an exhilarating buggy ride. If you're travelling to Marrakesh, definitely give yourself the pleasure of a night or two in Inara Camp.

Stunning. A beautiful experience. Peaceful, tranquil, amazing views. The ‘tent’ is insulated, with lovely furniture, an ensuite shower and separate toilet. The bed was super comfy. The service and food were incredible. All staff were extremely courteous and couldn’t do enough for you. I would highly recommend the quad bike experience, loved it!

Our trip to this desert camp was a unique adventure with a mix of highs and a few minor lows. The drive to the location was longer than expected, but this turned out to be a positive as it meant we got to enjoy the vast desert landscape almost entirely to ourselves. Accommodation: We opted for the Discovery tent, as it provided the most authentic camping feel compared to other options that had doors, which somewhat diminished the "tent experience." If you’re looking for the best views, I highly recommend requesting a tent at the front rather than at the back. The tent itself was comfortable and had all the necessary amenities. However, it's worth noting that the tents are not the newest. We experienced some minor issues with the tent not closing properly, and the zipper broke at one point. Additionally, a rainy day meant that water eventually made its way into the tent. While we were informed that the tent might make noise due to wind (which was not an issue for us), and that wild dogs roamed at night (we heard them but never saw them up close), these aspects added to the adventure rather than detracting from it. The camp provided earplugs for those sensitive to noise. Weather Considerations: If visiting during the colder months, bringing warm clothing is essential. The tent has air conditioning, but it does not sufficiently heat the space in cold weather. I assume that in hotter months, keeping the tent cool could also be a challenge. We visited in February, which is the off-season, and enjoyed having the place almost to ourselves. Atmosphere & Activities: Interestingly, despite being off-season, most of the other guests were families with children rather than couples, so if you’re looking for a romantic getaway, this might be worth considering. One of the highlights of our trip was the two-hour quad biking experience, which I highly recommend. The combination of breathtaking views, excitement, and adrenaline made it an unforgettable adventure. We also tried out the heated pool, which was more lukewarm than warm. While it was still enjoyable, it would have been even better if it were slightly warmer. Another downside was that we were unable to order certain beverages from the menu—presumably due to it being the off-season. Additionally, wine by the glass was unavailable, which was a bit of a letdown, since you dont necessarily need a whole bottle by the pool, but still want the possibility to enjoy a glass under the sun.  In the evening, the main area came alive with a lit fireplace and various activities, such as a fire show, henna tattoos, and the chance to make your own bread, all of which were free and added to the cultural experience. Local musicians provided the perfect backdrop to the night’s ambiance. Food & Dining Experience: The pricing for food was as expected—not cheap but not overly excessive either. However, the quality left a bit to be desired. While decent, the food as a whole was rather bland, which was somewhat disappoi