Camp Sabria is more than just a desert retreat—it is part of Tunisia’s living history. The camp was once a French military fort, built during the colonial era to guard the desert passageways near Douz. Over time, the area transformed from a place of conflict into a place of peace, culture, and hospitality.

Local families and nomadic tribes, once using these lands for trade and seasonal migration, helped shape the traditions that still live on at Camp Sabria today. The camp embraces this rich heritage, offering guests a chance to experience the desert as it has been lived for centuries—through storytelling, music, and authentic Tunisian cuisine.