This 4-Day Desert Tour From Tangier to Marrakech will give you the chance to explore the medieval city of Fes and enjoy an unforgettable overnight camel trek in the Merzouga desert before continuing on the caravan road and passing by the breathtaking Todra gorges, Rose Valley, and Ait Ben Haddou , a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The driver will greet you at the dock on the first day of our trip, and he will drive you through the RIF highlands to Tetoune city so you can experience the stunning views of this city. Prior to reaching the breathtaking Chefchaouen town with its enchanted blue hue and RIF Atmosphere Mountains, Before we go on to Fez, where you will spend the night, you may walk around the ancient Medina to visit the hip art galleries and artisan shops, as well as roof-top restaurants and cafés, where you can have lunch.
After stopping for lunch in this city, we will carry on to Ziz Valley, Erfoud, Rissani, and Merzouga. You will then leave your stuff in a secure area and begin your camel walk to your Berber tent in the center of the Erg Chebbi sand dunes. It takes roughly one and a half hours to complete this hike. You will love listening to the sound of traditional Berber drums after supper while huddling around the fire.
The greatest moment of the Merzouga desert may be experienced as the sun rises above the Erg Chebbi dune field. After breakfast, travel from Fez through the Ziz Valley and the Azrou Cedar Forest. There is a colony of monkeys that you can view along the road, which will delight you. As you journey through these woods, valleys, and mountains, you’ll have plenty of chances to stretch your legs as you stop for coffee, lunch, photos, and more coffee. We will arrive at Ifrane, which is referred to as the Switzerland of Morocco. Around 6 PM in Fez, drop off at your hotel or riad.
As soon as you finish eating breakfast, we’ll set off again towards Kelaat M’Gouna and Ouarzazate across the Dades valley. There are several photo possibilities along the route that passes through the Dades Valley and the route of the Thousand Kasbahs. The “Hollywood of Africa,” Ouarzazate, will be our next stop after touring the Rose Valley and Skoura Village. After taking some time to see one of the best-preserved Kasbahs in the area, which is also one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites, we will halt to have lunch at the renowned and biggest Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah. We will continue on our adventure across the magnificent Tizi N’Tichka pass, which passes over the high Atlas Mountains at a height of 2260 meters. The greatest time to take photos and soak in the breathtaking scenery is definitely right now. You could then wish to go to the cooperative for argan oil. In the late afternoon, we will return to Marrakech and drop you off at your riad or hotel.
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The tour lasts 4 days, starting in Tangier and ending in Marrakech.
It starts in Tangier and ends in Marrakech. We pick you up at your hotel or riad and drop you off at the end of the trip.
Included: Dinners, breakfasts, transport, accommodation, multilingual driver, pick-up and drop-off service.
Not included: Monuments fees, lunches, tips.
If you wish to change this tour, let us know your ideas and travel schedules so we can make a program that satisfies your needs. Inquire with us for additional details.
The price depends on the number of travellers, the season and the type of accommodation. Send us your dates by WhatsApp or email and we reply with a tailor-made quote.
Send us your dates and number of travellers with the form on this page, by WhatsApp (+212 697 40 66 42) or by email ([email protected]). We confirm the details with you before the trip.
Comfortable shoes, sunglasses, sun cream, a scarf against sun and wind, a small bag for the night in the desert and a warm layer: nights in the Sahara can be cold, especially from November to March.
Spring and autumn are the most pleasant seasons. Summer days are very hot and winter nights are cold, but the desert can be visited all year round.
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