Our last client story was set in a Hamburg body shop. This one plays out at the edge of the Tunisian Sahara, and it starts with a business that had no website to be found.

Douz Desert Adventure runs expeditions from Douz, the oasis town known as the gate of the Sahara. Their own site sums the offer up in one line: discover the dunes by motorcycle, quad, buggy, 4x4 or camel trek, accompanied by experienced local guides. Desert camping is listed right alongside. By the team's own count, that adds up to 249 trips and counting, with guests from at least 18 countries. The guides were born and raised in Douz, and each brings at least 15 years of desert experience.

A new company, deep roots, and no website

Our case study on the project states the starting point plainly: there was no website, and no way for international travelers to find or book these expeditions online. Someone searching for a Sahara expedition from Berlin or Vienna would not have found a website for the operator, because there was none.

The first website, in three languages at once

We designed and built the company's first professional website from the ground up, trilingual from day one: English, German and French. The site includes tour packages with guest reviews, a gallery, a custom-trip planner and direct WhatsApp contact for booking requests, plus its own admin area for updating content. It is live at douzdesertadventure.com, and the build is documented in our case study.

What the client says

“Professionalism, creativity and technical expertise”

That is the owner's five-star Trustpilot review of the project, in his own words.

Where to find them

If a Sahara trip is on your list, this is where to look:

From no website at all to a trilingual site reachable worldwide. That is the before-and-after we build for.

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