A night at Ksar Jouamaa
Restored Berber ksar in the heart of Dahar, traditional dinner, sunrise over the plains.
Highlights
- ✓Restored 14th-century Berber ksar — unique heritage.
- ✓Candlelit dinner in a ghorfa (vaulted chamber).
- ✓Sunrise over the Dahar plains — absolute silence.
The Ksar Jouamaa is a restored traditional Berber communal granary, now converted into authentic accommodation. It's the most genuine experience of the Dahar: no Wi-Fi, no noise, just stone, sky, and silence.
Included
✅ Included
- ✓4x4 transport
- ✓Guide
- ✓Traditional dinner & breakfast
- ✓Night in a ghorfa
❌ Not included
- ✕Beverages
- ✕Wi-Fi (optional)
🗺️ Stops on this tour
Everything about each village and destination visited: history, highlights, practical tips.
Ksar Jouamaa: sleeping in a restored Berber ksar in the heart of the Dahar
On a ridge of the Dahar, a 17th-century ksar has been restored to welcome travellers: you sleep in a ghorfa, dine Berber-style under the stars and wake up facing the Jeffara plain.
Tataouine: the capital of the ksour, between the Dahar and the Sahara
The town of Tataouine lent its name to Luke Skywalker's planet, but its real treasure lies around it: dozens of ksour, the fortified Berber granaries, and the hilltop villages of Chenini, Douiret and Guermessa.
