The first two nights are spent in the Toubkal National Park, in the small mountain village of Aroumd, located at 1900 meters above sea level. Accommodation is in a standard Moroccan mountain guesthouse. The toilet and shower facilities are outside the rooms, shared within the guesthouse. Hot water is available in the shower.

The third night is in a traditional guesthouse in the town of Ait Benhaddou. Rooms include a private toilet and shower with hot water.

The fourth night is spent at the home of our friends — a genuine Berber family in Tinghir. This is a traditional Moroccan house where a large Berber family lives daily. Participants stay two per room, with double beds. Please note that sometimes these rooms might be fully occupied. In such cases, participants will sleep in the large living room (a Moroccan salon), where sofas line the walls around the room. The toilet is outside the house, and there is a very basic shower. Hot water here is rare.

The fifth and sixth nights are spent in traditional nomad tents (~3m x ~5m; ~2.5m high) with views of the large sand dunes of the Sahara Desert. Although from the outside they appear as simple, region-typical nomad tents, inside each tent there are multiple beds set up, a separated toilet, and a shower with hot water.

The seventh night is in Ouarzazate, in traditional yet modern apartments. Each apartment includes 1–2 bedrooms, a living room (salon), toilet, and shower with hot water.

All accommodations have electricity, allowing you to charge your electronic devices. Rooms are shared, generally 2–4 people per room, depending on the group, situation, and guesthouse availability. Couples (or those who sign up together in pairs or threes) are almost always offered the possibility to share a room. Solo travelers should expect to share a room with another participant who is also traveling alone.