Private celebrations in the Agafay desert
Birthdays, anniversaries and proposals. These are often the smallest bookings and the ones that need the most care, because the details are the whole point.
What this looks like on the plateau
A celebration for six people is not a small wedding. Nothing about it is scaled down: the table is set apart from the common area, the service is dedicated, and the whole evening turns on details that would be invisible at a hundred guests.
A proposal is the extreme version. It usually involves one table, one hour, and a sequence that has to work the first time. We have arranged enough of them to know that the failure mode is never the setting; it is the timing, and the timing is what we manage.
Who this is for
- Proposals, where the moment matters more than the guest list
- Birthdays and anniversaries for a handful of people
- Small family gatherings, including with children
What we tell you early
- A table apart from the common area needs a few days notice, not a few hours
- Music is not guaranteed on a given night; if you want silence, say so, and if you want gnawa musicians, say that too
- A cake, flowers or a photographer can all be arranged, and all of them need to be told to us in advance
- If you want nobody else on the terrace at that moment, that is a different conversation and a different price
What a quote covers
Usually included
- A table set apart, with its own service
- Dinner for your group
- Coordination of the timing on the night
- Access to the camp and its terraces
Usually separate
- Cake, flowers and photography, arranged on request
- Transfers from Marrakech
- Exclusive use of the camp, if you want it
- Overnight stay for the group
Planning and lead time
A week is usually enough for a dinner. A proposal with a photographer hidden nearby wants two. Anything involving exclusive use of a camp, or a specific date in spring or autumn, should be asked about a month ahead.
Request a proposal
The date, the number of guests and roughly what you have in mind. That is enough for a useful first reply. The quote is free and itemised.