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Desert Hacks [Tips and Tricks] #1 - Riding a Camel

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Desert Hacks [Tips and Tricks] #1 - Riding a Camel

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Camels are a MUST have when riding the desert. When riding a camel, the trick is to go with the movement of their jerky steps. This is not easy, but it does put in a great workout.

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Desert Hacks [Tips and Tricks] #2 - The Sunset

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Desert Hacks [Tips and Tricks] #2 - The Sunset

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The sunset is beautiful in the desert. So, when inside your tent, you can make gaping holes in the sides to make perfect windows so you can see the beautiful sunset.

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Desert Hacks [Tips and Tricks] #3 - The Oases 

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Desert Hacks [Tips and Tricks] #3 - The Oases 

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The oases is an essential place to visit, there is water and foot located there. Sometimes, there are markets there too.

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Desert Hacks [Tips and Tricks] #4 - Supplies

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Desert Hacks [Tips and Tricks] #4 - Supplies

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Make sure most of the supplies you bring are portable, as you will be traveling a lot.

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Desert Hacks [Tips and Tricks] #5 - Clothes & Items

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Desert Hacks [Tips and Tricks] #5 - Clothes & Items

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Going to the Sahara does not require a lot of gear to bring, the essentials are the following.
1. Brimmed hat, visor, hat, or headscarf
2. Windbreaker or warm sweater for cooler months (Winter)
3. Travel footwear (Ex. Broken in sneakers)
4. Sunscreen (SPF 30+)
5. Camera for photography
6. Personal identification (passport, drivers license, or visa)
7. Moroccan Dirhams (Moroccan money)

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Desert Hacks [Tips and Tricks] #6 - Type of Gear to Bring

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Desert Hacks [Tips and Tricks] #6 - Type of Gear to Bring

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Bring light clothes instead of heavy, tight clothes because tight clothes will generate sweat. Examples of heavy clothes are jeans and hiking boots. Some alternatives for those are khakis, and running shoes.

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Desert Hacks [Tips and Tricks] #7 - Adapt to Temperature Drops

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Desert Hacks [Tips and Tricks] #7 - Adapt to Temperature Drops

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Temperature drops and wind picking up are very often inside the Sahara Desert, to prepare, pack a light jacket.

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Desert Hacks [Tips and Tricks] #8 - Sunscreen is Not Enough

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Desert Hacks [Tips and Tricks] #8 - Sunscreen is Not Enough

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Sunscreen is not enough to shield your skin from the heat. Knowing that, use a hat with a brim wide enough to give coverage to your neck and other body parts.

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Desert Hacks [Tips and Tricks] #9 - Snakes

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Desert Hacks [Tips and Tricks] #9 - Snakes

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There are many snakes inside the Sahara Desert, be weary as most are very toxic.

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Desert Hacks [Tips and Tricks] #10 - Night TIme

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Desert Hacks [Tips and Tricks] #10 - Night TIme

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During night time, the temperature could be chilly, and occasionally freezing. Make sure to bring something that can help keep you warm.