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dimanche 27 octobre 2013
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UNA CONSULTA TE AGÓNICO COMISIONADO NOUABOIRE
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samedi 12 octobre 2013
Y NUNCA FUE QUE ALGO SALE
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6 días en septiembre - 14
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Una boda en septiembre
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vendredi 11 octobre 2013
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mercredi 10 juillet 2013
No better way to experience the desert!
Lonely planet and fellow tripadvisor reviews said this company was great and it did not disappoint. I got to Jaisalmer relatively late in the day (3pm) and called to see if an overnight camel trek was still possible. They said it was, and set up the whole thing in under an hour. They charged me a little extra for trekking by myself, but that's to be expected. Setting up a trek is just not worth it for 1 person at the normal price.
As promised, this was an un-touristy experience. We took a jeep 35k into the desert; met Frank (the camp guide) and my 12 yr old camel guide. Then we sent off for dunes on a 1.5 hr camel ride (really, this is as long as you want to be on a camel). After the ride, my guide left me in the dunes for an hour by myself, until I was picked up to go to the camp. This sounds bad, being left in the middle of the dunes, but for me it was a very peaceful and spiritual experience. If you had your significant other with you, you could take this as a romantic moment to watch the sunset. After an hour, I was taken to camp, got some great food, and has a wonderful night's sleep under the stars. I never felt overly pampered and my guides always allowed me to enjoy the experience the way I wanted to. They didn't try to interfere with the experience, they just were attentive if I needed anything. It was exactly the kind of non-touristy trip I was looking for, and that's not always easy to find in India.
I would highly suggest going with Sahara travels; they really do care about their customer's experience. They give you the trip you want, not the trip that's the easiest or most common among tourists.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TripAdvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
mercredi 3 juillet 2013
Superawesum experience with sahara travels...
I had offers for desert safari tours for less than this company, but I was skeptical of them, because I've heard from friends about bad experiences in jaisalmer, such as guides being grossly inappropriate with women, poor planning especially for sleeping arrangement, and food being inedible. But when I (with my friend) walked into the office of Sahara travels, after reading all the reviews here, I immediately felt that everything was straightforward and well-organized. Mr. Bissa the son of the original owner seemed very professional and kind-hearted. So we went ahead and booked a trip with them, and we both do not regret a single thing. They have a set price, and it's not so much actually. You will not have to deal with any extra costs in the end, or anyone pressuring you for more tips. They also don't try to make themselves hype like others do by saying things like "we're from the desert. We'll show you the true beauty of the desert," etc, which I appreciate.
The one night tour: in the morning Mr. Bissa drove us in the jeep with the camel man in the back, and stopped at an abandoned town, which is a really fascinating place to see. He gave us the background in a very nice way. I was really happy to stop by there since I am very much interested in the history of silk route. Also the interesting point was that the town was built and occupied by the Brahmin caste and the guide was from the same caste. He will tell you some spooky stories about the place, which added to the mystery.
Then we drove more, and got dropped off where our camels were waiting. Each person gets his/her own camel, and they will be lead, unless you specify otherwise. If you are experienced with camels and want to take your own, that's fine with them, as long as I've seen. I have been on camels before, so I asked them if I could lead my own and they were ok with it. And I was really happy with the camel since he was very well trained and docile. We saw some wildlife too such as gazelles and different kinds of birds.
We arrived to the camp after about two hours or so and settled in, getting to know the other travelers and such. It was a really nice bonding time. While we were checking out the surrounding dunes and taking photos they prepared dinner and fire for us. The dinner overall was fantastic. We had asked for beers before (specify the number) so we had plenty to drink and we had some options for different curries. You're in luck if you're vegetarian. I think they usually cook vegetarian curries, but even as a meat eater I thought the food was good.
Sleeping under the stars is amazing! You don't have to sleep on sand since they provide metal frame and plastic weave beds (with bedding on top). I thought it was quite comfortable and warm. I had a good sleep.
In the morning the breakfast was plenty with toast, eggs, jam, etc. The only thing missing was coffee, so you might want to bring some with you if you're a coffee freak like me.
We had a fun camel ride also after a lazy morning, and then we headed back to town.
From what I've seen in the reviews everyone has a good time with this company so do it, I think it's worth the higher price. I wouldn't want to risk anything just for a few rupees.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TripAdvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
mardi 2 juillet 2013
Nice but not amazing..
I had offers for desert safari tours for less than this company, but I was skeptical of them, because I've heard from friends about bad experiences in jaisalmer, such as guides being grossly inappropriate with women, poor planning especially for sleeping arrangement, and food being inedible. But when I (with my friend) walked into the office of Sahara travels, after reading all the reviews here, I immediately felt that everything was straightforward and well-organized. Mr. Bissa the son of the original owner seemed very professional and kind-hearted. So we went ahead and booked a trip with them, and we both do not regret a single thing. They have a set price, and it's not so much actually. You will not have to deal with any extra costs in the end, or anyone pressuring you for more tips. They also don't try to make themselves hype like others do by saying things like "we're from the desert. We'll show you the true beauty of the desert," etc, which I appreciate.
The one night tour: in the morning Mr. Bissa drove us in the jeep with the camel man in the back, and stopped at an abandoned town, which is a really fascinating place to see. He gave us the background in a very nice way. I was really happy to stop by there since I am very much interested in the history of silk route. Also the interesting point was that the town was built and occupied by the Brahmin caste and the guide was from the same caste. He will tell you some spooky stories about the place, which added to the mystery.
Then we drove more, and got dropped off where our camels were waiting. Each person gets his/her own camel, and they will be lead, unless you specify otherwise. If you are experienced with camels and want to take your own, that's fine with them, as long as I've seen. I have been on camels before, so I asked them if I could lead my own and they were ok with it. And I was really happy with the camel since he was very well trained and docile. We saw some wildlife too such as gazelles and different kinds of birds.
We arrived to the camp after about two hours or so and settled in, getting to know the other travelers and such. It was a really nice bonding time. While we were checking out the surrounding dunes and taking photos they prepared dinner and fire for us. The dinner overall was fantastic. We had asked for beers before (specify the number) so we had plenty to drink and we had some options for different curries. You're in luck if you're vegetarian. I think they usually cook vegetarian curries, but even as a meat eater I thought the food was good.
Sleeping under the stars is amazing! You don't have to sleep on sand since they provide metal frame and plastic weave beds (with bedding on top). I thought it was quite comfortable and warm. I had a good sleep.
In the morning the breakfast was plenty with toast, eggs, jam, etc. The only thing missing was coffee, so you might want to bring some with you if you're a coffee freak like me.
We had a fun camel ride also after a lazy morning, and then we headed back to town.
From what I've seen in the reviews everyone has a good time with this company so do it, I think it's worth the higher price. I wouldn't want to risk anything just for a few rupees.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TripAdvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
Absolutely great...really recommend it !
We did some research with the plethora of Desert Safari trips available in Jaisalmer, and chose Sahara Travels after hearing good things about them and witnessing the non-hard sell of the owner. From our past experience, those people who don't have to sell their product usually offer the best product. Every other camel safari we talked to tried to push the trip on us.
We chose the dinner safari trip (not overnight), and headed out in the early afternoon. After a stop in a deserted city, we boarded our camels and rode for about an hour. Honestly, 15 minutes would've probably been enough.
The camel ride was mostly through bushy desert -- not desert sand dunes. However, the ride finishes in a desolate area with beautiful sand dunes. We had about an hour there until it got dark (it was winter so early sunset). Our tour group was the only group at the dunes (8 of us), so there was definitely some privacy. Nothing beats sitting on a dune and watching the sun set (and the sunsets in the desert are beautiful). Make sure you ask for beer when booking your trip and they'll bring beer for you along with them -- a beer in hand was great for the sunset.
Afterwards, we eat a group dinner prepared in the desert, around a campfire, and exchanged traveler stories. We were then driven back to Jaisalmer.
One last thing, and this is very important -- ask the owner where to find the best lassi in Jaisalmer. There are imitators, but only one place makes the real deal, and he'll tell you all about it.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TripAdvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
Great safari, well organised and good value
I had offers for desert safari tours for less than this company, but I was skeptical of them, because I've heard from friends about bad experiences in jaisalmer, such as guides being grossly inappropriate with women, poor planning especially for sleeping arrangement, and food being inedible. But when I (with my friend) walked into the office of Sahara travels, after reading all the reviews here, I immediately felt that everything was straightforward and well-organized. Mr. Bissa the son of the original owner seemed very professional and kind-hearted. So we went ahead and booked a trip with them, and we both do not regret a single thing. They have a set price, and it's not so much actually. You will not have to deal with any extra costs in the end, or anyone pressuring you for more tips. They also don't try to make themselves hype like others do by saying things like "we're from the desert. We'll show you the true beauty of the desert," etc, which I appreciate.
The one night tour: in the morning Mr. Bissa drove us in the jeep with the camel man in the back, and stopped at an abandoned town, which is a really fascinating place to see. He gave us the background in a very nice way. I was really happy to stop by there since I am very much interested in the history of silk route. Also the interesting point was that the town was built and occupied by the Brahmin caste and the guide was from the same caste. He will tell you some spooky stories about the place, which added to the mystery.
Then we drove more, and got dropped off where our camels were waiting. Each person gets his/her own camel, and they will be lead, unless you specify otherwise. If you are experienced with camels and want to take your own, that's fine with them, as long as I've seen. I have been on camels before, so I asked them if I could lead my own and they were ok with it. And I was really happy with the camel since he was very well trained and docile. We saw some wildlife too such as gazelles and different kinds of birds.
We arrived to the camp after about two hours or so and settled in, getting to know the other travelers and such. It was a really nice bonding time. While we were checking out the surrounding dunes and taking photos they prepared dinner and fire for us. The dinner overall was fantastic. We had asked for beers before (specify the number) so we had plenty to drink and we had some options for different curries. You're in luck if you're vegetarian. I think they usually cook vegetarian curries, but even as a meat eater I thought the food was good.
Sleeping under the stars is amazing! You don't have to sleep on sand since they provide metal frame and plastic weave beds (with bedding on top). I thought it was quite comfortable and warm. I had a good sleep.
In the morning the breakfast was plenty with toast, eggs, jam, etc. The only thing missing was coffee, so you might want to bring some with you if you're a coffee freak like me.
We had a fun camel ride also after a lazy morning, and then we headed back to town.
From what I've seen in the reviews everyone has a good time with this company so do it, I think it's worth the higher price. I wouldn't want to risk anything just for a few rupees.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TripAdvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
Desert for one day
We did some research with the plethora of Desert Safari trips available in Jaisalmer, and chose Sahara Travels after hearing good things about them and witnessing the non-hard sell of the owner. From our past experience, those people who don't have to sell their product usually offer the best product. Every other camel safari we talked to tried to push the trip on us.
We chose the dinner safari trip (not overnight), and headed out in the early afternoon. After a stop in a deserted city, we boarded our camels and rode for about an hour. Honestly, 15 minutes would've probably been enough.
The camel ride was mostly through bushy desert -- not desert sand dunes. However, the ride finishes in a desolate area with beautiful sand dunes. We had about an hour there until it got dark (it was winter so early sunset). Our tour group was the only group at the dunes (8 of us), so there was definitely some privacy. Nothing beats sitting on a dune and watching the sun set (and the sunsets in the desert are beautiful). Make sure you ask for beer when booking your trip and they'll bring beer for you along with them -- a beer in hand was great for the sunset.
Afterwards, we eat a group dinner prepared in the desert, around a campfire, and exchanged traveler stories. We were then driven back to Jaisalmer.
One last thing, and this is very important -- ask the owner where to find the best lassi in Jaisalmer. There are imitators, but only one place makes the real deal, and he'll tell you all about it.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TripAdvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
great experience!
I had offers for desert safari tours for less than this company, but I was skeptical of them, because I've heard from friends about bad experiences in jaisalmer, such as guides being grossly inappropriate with women, poor planning especially for sleeping arrangement, and food being inedible. But when I (with my friend) walked into the office of Sahara travels, after reading all the reviews here, I immediately felt that everything was straightforward and well-organized. Mr. Bissa the son of the original owner seemed very professional and kind-hearted. So we went ahead and booked a trip with them, and we both do not regret a single thing. They have a set price, and it's not so much actually. You will not have to deal with any extra costs in the end, or anyone pressuring you for more tips. They also don't try to make themselves hype like others do by saying things like "we're from the desert. We'll show you the true beauty of the desert," etc, which I appreciate.
The one night tour: in the morning Mr. Bissa drove us in the jeep with the camel man in the back, and stopped at an abandoned town, which is a really fascinating place to see. He gave us the background in a very nice way. I was really happy to stop by there since I am very much interested in the history of silk route. Also the interesting point was that the town was built and occupied by the Brahmin caste and the guide was from the same caste. He will tell you some spooky stories about the place, which added to the mystery.
Then we drove more, and got dropped off where our camels were waiting. Each person gets his/her own camel, and they will be lead, unless you specify otherwise. If you are experienced with camels and want to take your own, that's fine with them, as long as I've seen. I have been on camels before, so I asked them if I could lead my own and they were ok with it. And I was really happy with the camel since he was very well trained and docile. We saw some wildlife too such as gazelles and different kinds of birds.
We arrived to the camp after about two hours or so and settled in, getting to know the other travelers and such. It was a really nice bonding time. While we were checking out the surrounding dunes and taking photos they prepared dinner and fire for us. The dinner overall was fantastic. We had asked for beers before (specify the number) so we had plenty to drink and we had some options for different curries. You're in luck if you're vegetarian. I think they usually cook vegetarian curries, but even as a meat eater I thought the food was good.
Sleeping under the stars is amazing! You don't have to sleep on sand since they provide metal frame and plastic weave beds (with bedding on top). I thought it was quite comfortable and warm. I had a good sleep.
In the morning the breakfast was plenty with toast, eggs, jam, etc. The only thing missing was coffee, so you might want to bring some with you if you're a coffee freak like me.
We had a fun camel ride also after a lazy morning, and then we headed back to town.
From what I've seen in the reviews everyone has a good time with this company so do it, I think it's worth the higher price. I wouldn't want to risk anything just for a few rupees.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TripAdvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
lundi 1 juillet 2013
Sahara Travels – the most amazing 3 days during my 3 months in India!!
We did some research with the plethora of Desert Safari trips available in Jaisalmer, and chose Sahara Travels after hearing good things about them and witnessing the non-hard sell of the owner. From our past experience, those people who don't have to sell their product usually offer the best product. Every other camel safari we talked to tried to push the trip on us.
We chose the dinner safari trip (not overnight), and headed out in the early afternoon. After a stop in a deserted city, we boarded our camels and rode for about an hour. Honestly, 15 minutes would've probably been enough.
The camel ride was mostly through bushy desert -- not desert sand dunes. However, the ride finishes in a desolate area with beautiful sand dunes. We had about an hour there until it got dark (it was winter so early sunset). Our tour group was the only group at the dunes (8 of us), so there was definitely some privacy. Nothing beats sitting on a dune and watching the sun set (and the sunsets in the desert are beautiful). Make sure you ask for beer when booking your trip and they'll bring beer for you along with them -- a beer in hand was great for the sunset.
Afterwards, we eat a group dinner prepared in the desert, around a campfire, and exchanged traveler stories. We were then driven back to Jaisalmer.
One last thing, and this is very important -- ask the owner where to find the best lassi in Jaisalmer. There are imitators, but only one place makes the real deal, and he'll tell you all about it.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TripAdvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
Great time with Sahara Travels
We did some research with the plethora of Desert Safari trips available in Jaisalmer, and chose Sahara Travels after hearing good things about them and witnessing the non-hard sell of the owner. From our past experience, those people who don't have to sell their product usually offer the best product. Every other camel safari we talked to tried to push the trip on us.
We chose the dinner safari trip (not overnight), and headed out in the early afternoon. After a stop in a deserted city, we boarded our camels and rode for about an hour. Honestly, 15 minutes would've probably been enough.
The camel ride was mostly through bushy desert -- not desert sand dunes. However, the ride finishes in a desolate area with beautiful sand dunes. We had about an hour there until it got dark (it was winter so early sunset). Our tour group was the only group at the dunes (8 of us), so there was definitely some privacy. Nothing beats sitting on a dune and watching the sun set (and the sunsets in the desert are beautiful). Make sure you ask for beer when booking your trip and they'll bring beer for you along with them -- a beer in hand was great for the sunset.
Afterwards, we eat a group dinner prepared in the desert, around a campfire, and exchanged traveler stories. We were then driven back to Jaisalmer.
One last thing, and this is very important -- ask the owner where to find the best lassi in Jaisalmer. There are imitators, but only one place makes the real deal, and he'll tell you all about it.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TripAdvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
Thanks Aniket
We did some research with the plethora of Desert Safari trips available in Jaisalmer, and chose Sahara Travels after hearing good things about them and witnessing the non-hard sell of the owner. From our past experience, those people who don't have to sell their product usually offer the best product. Every other camel safari we talked to tried to push the trip on us.
We chose the dinner safari trip (not overnight), and headed out in the early afternoon. After a stop in a deserted city, we boarded our camels and rode for about an hour. Honestly, 15 minutes would've probably been enough.
The camel ride was mostly through bushy desert -- not desert sand dunes. However, the ride finishes in a desolate area with beautiful sand dunes. We had about an hour there until it got dark (it was winter so early sunset). Our tour group was the only group at the dunes (8 of us), so there was definitely some privacy. Nothing beats sitting on a dune and watching the sun set (and the sunsets in the desert are beautiful). Make sure you ask for beer when booking your trip and they'll bring beer for you along with them -- a beer in hand was great for the sunset.
Afterwards, we eat a group dinner prepared in the desert, around a campfire, and exchanged traveler stories. We were then driven back to Jaisalmer.
One last thing, and this is very important -- ask the owner where to find the best lassi in Jaisalmer. There are imitators, but only one place makes the real deal, and he'll tell you all about it.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TripAdvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
Honest, no BS, trustworthy, and exceptional guides.
I had offers for desert safari tours for less than this company, but I was skeptical of them, because I've heard from friends about bad experiences in jaisalmer, such as guides being grossly inappropriate with women, poor planning especially for sleeping arrangement, and food being inedible. But when I (with my friend) walked into the office of Sahara travels, after reading all the reviews here, I immediately felt that everything was straightforward and well-organized. Mr. Bissa the son of the original owner seemed very professional and kind-hearted. So we went ahead and booked a trip with them, and we both do not regret a single thing. They have a set price, and it's not so much actually. You will not have to deal with any extra costs in the end, or anyone pressuring you for more tips. They also don't try to make themselves hype like others do by saying things like "we're from the desert. We'll show you the true beauty of the desert," etc, which I appreciate.
The one night tour: in the morning Mr. Bissa drove us in the jeep with the camel man in the back, and stopped at an abandoned town, which is a really fascinating place to see. He gave us the background in a very nice way. I was really happy to stop by there since I am very much interested in the history of silk route. Also the interesting point was that the town was built and occupied by the Brahmin caste and the guide was from the same caste. He will tell you some spooky stories about the place, which added to the mystery.
Then we drove more, and got dropped off where our camels were waiting. Each person gets his/her own camel, and they will be lead, unless you specify otherwise. If you are experienced with camels and want to take your own, that's fine with them, as long as I've seen. I have been on camels before, so I asked them if I could lead my own and they were ok with it. And I was really happy with the camel since he was very well trained and docile. We saw some wildlife too such as gazelles and different kinds of birds.
We arrived to the camp after about two hours or so and settled in, getting to know the other travelers and such. It was a really nice bonding time. While we were checking out the surrounding dunes and taking photos they prepared dinner and fire for us. The dinner overall was fantastic. We had asked for beers before (specify the number) so we had plenty to drink and we had some options for different curries. You're in luck if you're vegetarian. I think they usually cook vegetarian curries, but even as a meat eater I thought the food was good.
Sleeping under the stars is amazing! You don't have to sleep on sand since they provide metal frame and plastic weave beds (with bedding on top). I thought it was quite comfortable and warm. I had a good sleep.
In the morning the breakfast was plenty with toast, eggs, jam, etc. The only thing missing was coffee, so you might want to bring some with you if you're a coffee freak like me.
We had a fun camel ride also after a lazy morning, and then we headed back to town.
From what I've seen in the reviews everyone has a good time with this company so do it, I think it's worth the higher price. I wouldn't want to risk anything just for a few rupees.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TripAdvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
dimanche 16 juin 2013
Sublime Ailleurs
Sublime Ailleurs provides traditional riad and villa accommodation 15
km from Marrakech Train Station. Guests have access to free parking and
free Wi-Fi.
The air-conditioned rooms at Sublime Ailleurs surround a central patio and are equipped with a DVD player, CD player and satellite TV. Each spacious villa has its own swimming pool and an equipped kitchen. The villas also include butler and maid service.
Sublime Ailleurs’s restaurant serves cuisine that combines Moroccan and Mediterranean flavours. Many of the fruits and vegetables used in the dishes are grown at the riad.
Sublime Ailleurs is in the heart of a palm grove. Guests are invited to make use of Sublime Ailleurs’s outdoor swimming pool, which is surrounded by a sundeck. There is also roof terrace where guests can relax.
The air-conditioned rooms at Sublime Ailleurs surround a central patio and are equipped with a DVD player, CD player and satellite TV. Each spacious villa has its own swimming pool and an equipped kitchen. The villas also include butler and maid service.
Sublime Ailleurs’s restaurant serves cuisine that combines Moroccan and Mediterranean flavours. Many of the fruits and vegetables used in the dishes are grown at the riad.
Sublime Ailleurs is in the heart of a palm grove. Guests are invited to make use of Sublime Ailleurs’s outdoor swimming pool, which is surrounded by a sundeck. There is also roof terrace where guests can relax.