7 days tour from Tangier to Marrakech

7 days desert tour from Tangier to Marrakech

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7 days desert tour via Merzouga Sahara from Tangier to Marrakech. Book a week to explore the Merzouga desert on a 4WD and have a camel ride. Chefchaouen will also be visited, as well as the imperial cities. Then proceed to Marrakech through the Alas Mountain, Ouarzazate, Rose Valley, and Ait Ben Haddou Kabah. It’s a one-of-a-kind journey from north to south. The following is the itinerary for a 7-day trip from Tangier:

Trip Itinerary

Day 1: Tangier _ Tetouan _ Chefchaouen

After breakfast, your 7 days desert tour from Tangier to Marrakech begins. We’ll next go to the Hercules Caves and Cape Spartel. In addition, we’ll carry on to Tetouan to see its Waterfall and then travel to Chefchaouen. With blue-painted homes, this is a lovely Blue Pearl City. As a result, you’ll love visiting the historic Medina as well as various tourist attractions such as the Kasbah Museum and Plaza Uta El-Hammam. The night will be spent in a hotel or a Riad.

Day 2: Chefchaouen _ Meknes _ Fes

We’ll depart Chefchaouen after breakfast. As a result, you’ll get to see the mountains and towns. We next make a pit break in Volubilis town to see the old Roman ruins. In addition, you will research and learn about the Roman Empire’s history. Second, we’ll eat lunch in Meknes and see the city’s sights. The Almoravids established this city in the 11th century. Moulay Ismail then made Cairo his imperial capital. The historic Medina, Bab Mansour Gate, and Qara Prison are all worth seeing. Finally, we’ll get in a car and go to Fes. A riad is where I’ll be staying for the night.

Day 3: Fes City Tour

You will begin your journey at FES, the country’s spiritual center and oldest city. by strolling around its bustling souks, winding alleys, and ancient landmarks The enormous Royal Palace gate, which connects the modern and ancient Fes. Following that, we’ll begin seeing all of the cultural and historical landmarks in the area, including the renowned Al Qaraouine University, the Tanneries, and the Attarine Museum. After lunch, you’ll visit the nicest neighborhood to stay in Fes (Fes El Bali), a UNESCO World Heritage site with its lanes and epic Moroccan buildings including Babb Boujloud (the medina’s main entrance). Fes el Bali is a haven for local handicrafts in vibrant Moroccan patterns, leatherwork, metalwork, and more. We’ll go out for a drink in the afternoon in the new city. Spend the night at a hotel or a riad.

Day 4: Fes _ Ifrane _ Azrou _ Ziz Valley _ Erfoud _ Merzouga

Today, we will arrive in Merzouga for our 7 days desert tour from Tangier to Marrakech. As a result, we’ll go to Ifrane to cross the Middle Atlas. This town is recognized as Morocco’s Switzerland. We’ll stop at a Cedar forest after visiting Ifrane to witness Barbary macaque monkeys. We will pass by nomads who live in tents along the road from this woodland. Our next stop will be at Midelt, where we will have lunch. Following that, we’ll go via the Tizi-N-Talghomt pass. We’ll also stop at Ziz Valley for a different perspective. Then we’ll go to Erfoud and Merzouga. Finally, you check into your hotel and spend the evening and night there.

Day 5: Merzouga Desert Tour

You will experience the desert in our 7 days tour departing from Tangier and ending in Marrakech. That is to say, you will have two experiences today. You will enjoy a camel ride and a desert excursion. You will begin your desert excursion by visiting the town of Khamlia. It’s where you’ll sip mint tea while listening to Gnawa music. You will also visit Mifisi’s nomad families and mines. Then you’ll get a bird’s-eye view of the desert and explore a desert lake. Finally, we’ll go back to the hotel and prepare for a camel ride. This excursion includes a sunset view as well as sandboarding. You will also get the opportunity to listen to music and spend the night in Berber tents.

Day 6 : Merzouga _ Todra Gorges _ Dades Valley

After a shower and breakfast, we continue our trek to Rissani today. You may visit the lively market in Rissani, which sells handicrafts, food, and spices. Second, we continue on our way to Touroug and Tinghir via palm trees. Then we go to Todra Gorges, where we may enjoy in the landscape of large rocks that are popular with climbers. We next go to Rock Formation, commonly known as Monkey Fingers. Following that, you will enjoy driving down Tissadrine’s winding route and taking stunning photographs. Finally, you arrive in Dades Valley at the conclusion of the day. Riad is where you’ll spend the night and have supper.

Day 7: Dades Valley _ Skoura _ Ouarzazate _ Marrakech

After breakfast, we’ll be at the Rose Valley. As a result, we go along the route of 100 kasbahs and get the opportunity to photograph them. You may learn about rosewater and beauty cream at Rose Valley at a cooperative where people extract the products from the flowers. Locals commemorate the harvest season with a rose festival in May. Second, we go to Skoura to see a historic Kasbah and Ouarzazate to see Atlas Studios. In addition, we will go to the well-known Kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou. In 1987, it was included to the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. It is also a film station where films such as Gladiator are made. Finally, we’ll travel through the Tizi-N-Tichka gorge and arrive in Marrakech at the end of the day. After we leave you off at your Riad, your 7 days tour from Tangier to Marrakech comes to a conclusion.

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The guides, at least the ones we had, are here for you. Punctual and willing to help. The folks who were here appeared to be the first people we'd encountered in Morocco who didn't want anything from you except for you to have a good time. They were quite helpful in negotiating with local merchants on the way to the tour. They showed us any interesting places and skipped the ones that other firms could find less interesting. Because the clerk didn't have change for me, Muhammad even paid for my water from one vendor. Throughout the voyage, he declined the little sum of money. I tried and tried till I understood he's really here for our enjoyment. The tents themselves were beautiful when we arrived. For a moist ground, this is quite nice. The entire thing was a lot of fun, especially with the employees singing and dancing. The meal was excellent, and the service was exceptional. There was a new man working there who had just been there for two months. He was my personal favorite. For us to learn more about the Sahara, the kindest, loveliest, and finest English is required. Overall, a positive experience with a knowledgeable staff.

Theodore F

 5/5

We were planning a vacation to Morocco and wanted to see the country in its "natural" state. We booked our trip and hoped for the best, as did everyone else. Said Nogot, our driver, took us up from the hotel and we began our journey into the desert. Said was fantastic; he took us to several locations and made stops at clean eateries and restrooms. We traveled to the valley and slept in a very tranquil and comfortable motel for the night. The following day, we began with a tour to the gorge, which was breathtaking. The night in the desert, of course, was the highlight. We arrived at the camp after a leisurely camel ride and were greeted by a luxurious camp ground. The prepared dishes were all delicious.

Douglas M

 5/5

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