Experience a 3 Days Desert Trip From Marrakech to Fes, unveiling the rich tapestry of Morocco’s landscapes and culture. Departing at 8:00 AM, the journey unfolds with a scenic drive through the High Atlas Mountains, traversing the Tizi N’Tichka pass, adorned with mud-brick Berber villages against a backdrop of snow-dusted peaks. Pause for photos, coffee breaks, and reach the UNESCO World Heritage village, Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou, a cinematic marvel with appearances in Hollywood blockbusters. Continuing to Ouarzazate, Morocco’s cinematic hub, explore the Skoura oasis and the well-preserved Kasbah Amridil in Dades Valley.
On the second day, journey along the Road of 1001 Kasbahs to Tinghir Oasis, encountering fortified villages and culminating in the breathtaking Todgha Gorges. After a leisurely lunch, explore Rissani, an ancient caravan town, before crossing rocky terrains to reach Merzouga. Embark on a camel ride over Erg Chebbi dunes, relishing a sunset spectacle. Spend the night in a Sahara desert camp, dining under stars, and embark on a sunrise camel trek.
The final day begins with an early sunrise camel trek, followed by breakfast and a shower at the camp operator’s lodge in Merzouga. Depart for Fes, crossing the Ziz Valley through Errachidia and the Tafilalt region. Traverse the Middle Atlas Mountains, spotting Barbary apes, and conclude the journey in Fes in the late afternoon. This three-day expedition unveils Morocco’s diverse landscapes, ancient history, and the enchanting allure of the Sahara.
Start your 3 days desert trip from Marrakech to Fes Hotel or Riad at 8:00 AM, crossing the High Atlas Mountains and Tizi N’Tichka pass (2260m high). Marvel at mud-brick Berber villages, snow-topped peaks, and green plateaus with shepherds and flocks. Enjoy photo stops, and coffee breaks, and reach Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou by noon, a UNESCO world heritage village featured in Hollywood blockbusters. After a guided tour, proceed to Ouarzazate, the Hollywood of Africa, with its largest film studios. Explore the Skoura oasis, visit the well-preserved Kasbah Amridil, and head to Kalaa Mgouna via the Valley of the Roses. Reach your boutique guesthouse in Dades Valley for dinner and an overnight stay.
Drive along the road of 1001 Kasbahs to Tinghir oasis, witnessing fortified villages along the way. Deviate to Tinghir, stroll by the stream, and reach the breathtaking Todgha Gorges. After a leisurely lunch at local cafes, continue to Rissani, an ancient caravan town. Cross rocky terrain to Merzouga, embark on a camel ride over Erg Chebbi dunes, and witness a mesmerizing sunset. Enjoy dinner under the stars at your Sahara desert camp and spend the night.
Wake up early for a sunrise camel trek over Erg Chebbi dunes. Breakfast and shower at the camp operator’s lodge in Merzouga (or at the luxury camp). Depart for Fes, crossing the Ziz Valley through Errachidia and the Tafilalt region. Lunch at leisure in Midelt, then drive through the Middle Atlas Mountains with Cedar Forests and Berber towns like Imouzzar and Ifran, known as winter ski resorts. Look out for Barbary apes, take pictures, and arrive in Fes in the late afternoon, concluding your desert tour with a drop-off at your hotel or riad.
Pack light, including comfortable clothing, a hat, sunscreen, and a jacket for cooler evenings. Don’t forget essentials like a camera and any personal medications.
Yes, camel rides are generally suitable for most participants. However, it’s important to inform your guide of any health concerns or physical limitations beforehand.
Yes, most meals are included, such as breakfast and dinner. Lunch stops are typically at local cafes, where you can explore additional culinary options.
The optimal time for the Marrakech to Merzouga Desert tour is during the cooler months, from October to April. This ensures more comfortable temperatures for daytime activities and camel trekking.
Yes, we can customize the itinerary to accommodate your preferences or add extra days for additional activities. Please contact our team in advance to discuss your specific requirements and preferences.
