6 Days From Marrakech to Fes via Sahara Desert

First, we will take you up from your hotel/riad/bus station on this day and begin our adventure from Marrakech to Dades Gorges. Second, we’ll go over the Tizi-n-Tichka Atlas pass, with far-reaching vistas of the mountains, to Telouet, a typical High Atlas Berber settlement, and on to Ait Benhaddou, a beautiful fortified village and UNESCO World Heritage Site (Ksour). Finally, we’ll stop for lunch at Ait Benhaddou or Ouarzazate before continuing to Dades Valley, where we’ll spend the night in a riad/hotel.

To begin with, we’ll travel from DADES to Toudra gorges, Tenghir, after breakfast. Furthermore, Berber communities are interspersed along the path to the Sahara desert of Merzouga. We’ll proceed via Tinjdad, Jorf, and Erfoud, feeling the beginning of the Desert oasis of Tafilalet, before continuing to Merzouga and spending the night in a riad/hotel among the dunes.

You’ll begin your local exploration after breakfast at the hotel. Visiting the “village of the blacks,” who were once Sudanese slaves, to take in their culture and way of life. Then, the nearby Merzouga Lake, which is home to a variety of birds, including flamingos. In the afternoon, you will saddle your camel, supervised by an expert Camel rider to investigate the enigmatic Erg-Chebbi sand sea. Here, you will spend your first night in a typical Berber nomad tent or, if you’d choose, under the stars.

The finest sunrise of your life may be waiting for you when our camel guide wakes you up early in the morning. Following your excellent photo-taking, you ride camels back to the hotel for breakfast and a shower. Moreover, to Midelt over the Tizi Ntalghamt pass. You’ll take a break for lunch in Zaida ( barbecue with a glass of mint tea ). Before arriving in Fez that night, we’ll make a detour to take shots of wild monkeys in the cedar forests of Azrou.  At last, you will stay in a hotel or riad

After touring the economic and political capitals of Casablanca and Rabat. We’re out on another excursion through Fez’s intellectual capital. It was regarded as the western Mecca and the African Athena. This city was formerly the country’s capital and is one of the country’s four imperial cities. Fez-Jdid, also known as the New Fes, is the place of the Mellah, the Jewish district, and the Ville Nouvelle. Under French rule, the most recent portion of Fez was built. A UNESCO World Heritage Site is Fez el Bali. It has the world’s biggest medina. The oldest university in the world, the University of Al-Karaouine {AD 859}. The university is still in operation today.

Transportation to Fes or Casablanca airports. Our services have come to an end of our Tours to Morocco 6 Days from Marrakech to Fes via sahara Desert Morocco.