3-Day Desert Tour from Fes to Marrakech

After breakfast in Fes, we begin our journey towards the Merzouga desert. We will pass through Ifrane, known as the 'Switzerland of Morocco', and Azrou, a Berber town in the Cedar Forest where you can see Barbary monkeys.

We continue through the Middle Atlas mountains, passing through the Tizi N Talghmet pass to Midelt. We will then travel through the Ziz Valley, the largest oasis of palm trees in Morocco, and the town of Erfoud, famous for its fossils.

Upon arrival in Merzouga, you will embark on a camel trek into the desert to witness a spectacular sunset. The day ends with a night in an equipped desert camp, enjoying Berber drums under a canopy of stars.

We wake up early to see the beautiful sunrise over the desert, then ride our camels back to Merzouga for breakfast. We travel through numerous small villages and Berber shops, with a stop in Tinghir to visit the impressive Todgha Gorges.

The Todgha Gorges are a stunning valley with high cliffs that attract climbers from all over the world. It's a wonderful place to have lunch and enjoy the sound of the river.

In the afternoon, we travel to explore the Dades Valley and Boumalne Dades, taking time to capture photos of the stunning scenery, before settling in a hotel for the night.

After a delicious Berber breakfast, we'll admire the fabulous mountain chains and discover some of the thousands of kasbahs in the area. Our next city is Ouarzazate, the city of Cinema and the largest solar energy station.

Of course, we have a big chance to visit the most famous Kasbah in Morocco which is Ait Benhaddou Kasbah the UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is beautiful and amazing Kasbah with an unbelievable architecture. Some Actors shoot their international there such as Gladiator, Obelix, the Mummy the Jewel of the Nile, Sahara with Penelope Cruz, etc. We have option to enjoy lunch.

Moreover, there is another beautiful Kasbah which is known as residence of the Glaoui or Marrakech Pasha. Finally, we cross High Atlas Mountains through Tizi N Techka to Marrakech.