Mehari Douz, Douz
Welcome to the world of adventure of Mehari Douz, at the edge of the desert of the extended Ofra dune. You're in for exceptional days of adventure, with the splendid colours of sunset, the feel of hot sand and the fascinating infinite expanse of the desert.

Double B&B - Other room type than std, dlx, ste, ... etc.
Spacious rooms Well equipped rooms All the rooms are comfortably refurbished and equipped with bath room, Satellite TV, telephone and air-conditioning with individual control.
Double half board - Other room type than std, dlx, ste, ... etc.
Spacious rooms Wel equipped rooms All the rooms are comfortably refurbished and equipped with bath room, Satellite TV, telephone and air-conditioning with individual control.
Single B&B - Other room type than std, dlx, ste, ... etc.
Spacious rooms Well equipped rooms All the rooms are comfortably refurbished and equipped with bath room, Satellite TV, telephone and air-conditioning with individual control.
Single half board - Other room type than std, dlx, ste, ... etc.
Spacious rooms Well equipped rooms All the rooms are comfortably refurbished and equipped with bath room, Satellite TV, telephone and air-conditioning with individual control.

The main restaurant serves modern cuisine, with a rich and varied Buffet.

3 Stars

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Mehari Douz is a beautiful hotel located in the famous desert at 120 km away from Tozeur airport.

Douz is a typical village of the Tunisian south, surrounded by sand dunes. This village has preserved its ancestral traditions that are inherited from the Berbers. There, you will discover handicrafts made of camel skin, berber jewellery and the raising of 'Slougui', a retriever pedigree dog, as well as the desert hare. In December of every year, Douz hosts the 'Desert Festival', an occasion to attend 'fantasias' (traditional horse races), traditional wedding ceremonies, camel fighting and hare hunting. Douz is the gate to the desert where Saharan meharies (dromedary riding) and safaris start out to climb the dunes tracking antilopes.