Al Tarfa Lodge News
Led Zeppelin’s John Paul Jones celebrated New Year at Al Tarfa. On his birthday night, the legendary Led Zep bassist, multi-instrumentalist musician, composer, arranger, and record producer played some tunes on his mandolin that was appreciated by guests of Al Tarfa. |
VIVIDA 3-Owl Award is granted based on the following criteria: “Excellent company, reveals great creativity, impeccable presentation, the highest idea of sustainability. Information to the outside is transparent and clear. Fair in action. Staff trained and perfectly integrated.” |
Italy’s famed TV production, Donnavventura, visited Al Tarfa and used it as their base to explore the surrounding deserts. Several trips were organized to expose them the wonders of Dakhla Oasis. The team members awarded Al Tarfa the 5-star classification … Continue reading |
TATLER has recently launched its new SPA GUIDE 2011, featuring Al Tarfa Desert Sanctuary Lodge and Spa with its yearly prestigeous list of “Wolrd’s Best 101 Spa”. Al Tarfa, Winner of Tatler 2010 Travel Award is featured within the Sunseekers category. |
World-famous Italian jeweler, Nicola Bulgari, spent his New Year holiday at Al Tarfa Desert Sanctuary. “…[This]… fascinating place [Al Tarfa] feels like home…top of the world… Here, people can be presented to the true nature of the desert, that is, … Continue reading |
Legendary British photographer, Donald McCullin portrayed Al Tarfa on a special assignment for Conde Nast Traveller. An 12-page article by Britain’s famous travel writer, Anthony Sattin is to feature Al Tarfa and cover the wonders of its surrounding deserts. |
Proud to announce the arrival of Super Movie Stars, Harvey Keitel and Robert De Niro to Al Tarfa Desert Sanctuary. The super gentlemen explored the cultural sites of Dakhla Oasis, went for nature-based tours arranged by the lodge and extended … Continue reading |
Air France onboard glossy publication, Air France Madame has pronounced Al Tarfa “Le choix d’Air France” – Spring 2010. The article, by Francoise Ohyon describes Al Tarfa as “Le temps suspendu – Splendor in the sand”. |
