4 days tour from Fes to Marrakech

The Sahara will be visited on a 4 days tour from Fes to Marrakech. As a result, we begin the journey by collecting you up from your Riad in the morning. Then we drive to Ifrane, which is regarded as the Swiss ski resort town. Second, we take a drive through Azrou to see the Cedar Forest and see wild monkeys. Following that, we continue our journey via the Atlas Mountains. We stop at Midelt for a visit before continuing on to Ziz Valley for lunch. We continue on to the towns of Errachidia, Erfoud, and Merzouga. Finally, we check you in to your hotel for the night, which includes dinner.

We depart after breakfast to explore the Merzouga desert. As a result, we’ll take you to Khamlia village to listen to live music. Second, we continue our journey into the dunes, stopping for tea with Nomads in Berber tents. There, you can see a new way of life and have Berber pizza for lunch. Following that, we return to the hotel to unwind before embarking on a camel ride. Finally, you watch the sunset while riding camels through the dunes. Then you’ll arrive at the camp for a fun night with the locals.

The nicest part of the day is waking up early to witness the sunrise with the desert colors and shadows. You return to the hotel for breakfast and a shower after that. Second, we continue our drive to Dades Valley, stopping in Rissani and Erfoud along the way. Erfoud is well-known for its fossil marble, which can be seen in workshops. In addition, we will travel to the Todra Gorge via Tinjdad and Touroug. Toda is an excellent place for hiking and self-discovery. You’ll have plenty of time to explore the Tinghir palm plantations. Finally, we come to a halt in the Rock Formations that resemble monkey fingers. After that, we head to Dades Valley for the night, which includes dinner.

We drive to the Rose Valley in Klaat M’Gouna town after breakfast. As a result, you tour the rose cooperative and proceed down the 100 Kasbahs road. After that, we’ll stop in Skoura Palm Park on our way to Ouarzazate. Because of Atlas Studios, this city is known as Morocco’s Hollywood. Second, we’re on our way to Ait Ben Haddou. It has some stunning examples of mud-brick Kasbahs. This site is also included as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It has also used as the scene for a number of films, including Lawrence of Arabia. We’ll continue our journey to Marrakech via the Atlas Mountains after visiting here.