What does the seminar house in the desert have to offer you?

 

The Khamlia Caravanserai is built on the ruins of the Elboukhari family's grandfather. We built it using traditional methods. The houses are made of clay and wood, which ensures a particularly comfortable and restful sleeping environment.

The mud huts are equipped with 2-3 beds, as are our Berber tents. We have enough space for groups of up to 15 participants and larger, as we are very flexible.

We have an open and a closed seminar room.

There are two sanitary areas here, adapted to European standards.

The seminar leader lives in our tower house, which consists of two floors and has a small kitchen and a private bathroom.

For groups of 8 or more participants, board and lodging are free for the seminar leaders.

The desert retreat offers you and your group the opportunity to immerse yourself in the beauty and tranquility of the desert. Zaida has previously managed a retreat in Germany and is well-versed in all the challenges you face as a group leader.

The family are Berbers and are familiar with every corner of the desert. Steeped in ancient tradition, our visitors are under their care. They know the special places for contemplation amidst the beauty and vastness of the desert.

We're still in the development phase and offer fair prices. We'd be happy to provide you with a customized offer tailored to your individual needs.

We would be happy to organize camel treks for you and your group into the middle of the desert to friendly desert camps.

We are close friends with Hamad Mahjoubi, a Maalem of Gnaua music, which is very much alive here.
He offers drumming courses and attunement to this ancient Black African healing and trance music.

What the average tourist doesn't see is the Berber way of life, the culture and the ancient traditions in which we are deeply involved.

If you are interested, please contact me and we will create an offer for you and your group according to your personal wishes.

We are here from the caravanserai in 10 minutes walk in the middle of the desert, sand under our feet, and can watch magnificent sunrises and sunsets.

Behind the house is a dry riverbed lined with ancient trees, making it a perfect place for a morning or evening stroll. A walk through the village is also revealing, revealing how the people here live.

About 40 km away is Rissani, the next larger town with a large market where you can see many handicrafts.

We look forward to welcoming you and your group here in the desert.

Greetings from the desert
Zaida & Elboukhari family