Top 10 Days tour from Tangier via Fes, Merzouga Desert ending in Marrakech
Overview:
You will be able to see many of Morocco’s breathtaking treasures during this 10-day trip that begins in Tangier and ends in Marrakech. It will take you from north to south across Morocco and stop at several tourist attractions. The scenery in cities and towns is ever-changing, so this tour will provide a lot of surprising encounters.
When you begin your 10-day Morocco journey from Tangier to Marrakech toward Chefchaouen, your guide will greet you at the port or airport. You will be able to take in the stunning vistas that the Rif Mountains provide as you go through them.
You will have an afternoon to explore the stunning white and blue-blue city of Chefchaouen when we arrive. After that, spend the night at a luxurious hotel or riad.
The old-fashioned area in Chefchaouen Medina was home to a number of quirky art and craft stores, rooftop cafés, and eateries where you could spend the evening in a comfortable setting while admiring the natural beauty and the fresh wind.
We’ll travel via a number of Rif mountain communities on our way to Fez this morning. We’ll keep traveling until we reach Volubilis, an ancient site that has been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1997 and has the best-preserved Roman ruin in this part of North Africa.
The renowned Bab el-Mansour gate and the Moulay Ismail Tombs will be seen as we drive into Meknes. Following lunch, we will go to Fes. You will spend the night at a real Medina riad.
We’re going to one of Morocco’s oldest cities today. In addition to touring the Jewish headquarters at the Royal Palace gate, we will stroll through the alleys and lanes.
We will visit the Moulay Idriss’s Mausoleum, the Attarine Museum, the Tanneries, and the famous Al Karaouine University, which is the oldest in the area. The medina is where we stay at the hotel.
We drive through the Middle Atlas Mountains today, where we spend the majority of the day admiring the stunning mountains, forests, rocky cliffs, and Berber villages that we pass over the Atlas Mountains. Ifrane is a winter resort built by the French at the end of the 1930s to mimic a real Swiss village.
We next stop for supper in Midelt, a city well-known for its apples and fossils, before continuing on via Ziz Valley and Erfoud, the date capital, on our way to Merzouga. In the afternoon, we will finally reach Merzouga and check into a nearby hotel among the dunes.
After a sumptuous breakfast, you will embark on your 10-day Morocco adventure, which begins in Tangier. The goal is to teach the Gnawa people in their hamlet, Khamlia, how to value Gnawa music and culture.
We’ll then head to the Sahara desert to look for nomadic families that continue to live in Berber tents constructed from animal wool.
Today, we could have a local meal (Berber pizza). We’ll travel back to the hotel, where your camel will be waiting for you, after lunch. A knowledgeable camel guide will accompany it.
Before reaching the camp, where you will spend the night at the base of the most breathtaking sand dunes to see the sunset and stargaze, the trip takes around one hour and thirty minutes. In the camp, the meal will be provided.
In order to witness what may be the most breathtaking sunrise of your life, your camel’s guy will wake you up in the morning. You will be able to enter the community calmly on a camel.
The splendor of the majestic Erg Chebbi dunes, which change in illumination as the day goes on, will undoubtedly astound you when you visit. The most breathtaking and slender gorges in Morocco are Rissani, Tinghir, and Todra. You will visit these gorges after breakfast and a shower in the Riad gorges.
The spectacular sand castles and the breathtaking rock formations famed for their “monkey toes” may be seen when we traverse the Dades Valley after lunch in the midst of the canyon. Enjoy breakfast and dinner while spending the night at our historic guesthouse.
Following your hotel breakfast, you will travel through your Dades Valley in the direction of Kalaa M’gouna and Ouarzazate. The Way of the Thousand Kasbah is the road that crosses the Dades Valley, providing you with several chances to take the greatest travel photographs.
You will get the opportunity to meet Berber Nomads in their caves today. Following that, you may take in the route’s granite formations and the parched Rose Valley. We’ll make a stop at Kalaat M’gouna, often known as “the rose city,” to buy rosewater, which will make your linens smell amazing till the conclusion of the journey.
Proceed in the direction of Skoura and the Bird Valley. Additionally, you will go to the nearby Kasbah Amridil, which is a well-preserved kasbah. We will then take a break. “The Hollywood of Africa” is Ouarzazate. Spend the night at a cozy hotel or riad in the area.
We’ll continue traveling today in the direction of Marrakech, one of Morocco’s four royal towns. We’ll set aside some time to either tour or take pictures of the Ouarzazate film studios. We will visit Ait Ben Haddou’s historic Kasbah, which is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, on our way to Marrakech.
After that, we’ll proceed to Marrakech. We will traverse the highest road in North Africa on our journey. We will arrive late in the afternoon at the end of Marrakech.
At 9:00 am, your guide will pick you up at your hotel or Riad to start your tour of Marrakech’s main attractions, which include the Koutoubia mosque, the Saadian tombs, El Bahia Palace, and Djemaa el Fna square and its souq.
We’ll give you a driving trip after lunch. Garden of Majorelle. We then head back in the direction of your hotel.
The time of your flight will determine the day of your arrival. To get to your flight, you will be driven to the airport. The end of this 10-day Morocco tour, which starts in Tangier and ends in Marrakech.
A luxury private tent has private ensuite bathroom and shower with shower condiments and towels. A comfortable tent has shared bathrooms and hot showers outside the tent. You have to bring your own towel and shower accessories.
All tents on the private tour are private.
If you choose a luxury tent, it has a private ensuite shower with accessories and towels. Comfortable tent has shared hot showers outside the tent and you have to bring your own towel and shower condiments with you.
Yes, you can safely store the big luggage in the car.
There is no sandboarding offered in Zagora, but in Merzouga there is.
There are no quad bikes in Zagora, but they are in Merzouga.
The sunset camel ride is about 1 hour and sunrise trek is 40 minutes.
It is possible to skip the camel ride and take 4×4 instead.
In winter temperatures fall dramatically and it can be freezing at night, please bring warm sleeping clothes with you.
At least one person is required to run the private tour.
Best 10 days trip in Morocco
With Said’s Morocco Day Tour, my 15-year-old son Josh and I took a trip across Morocco. He planned the vacation according to our desired sights and activities. I was hoping to see Ait Ben Haddou and Volubilis, the old Roman remains.
Josh wanted to ride camels at sunset then quad cycle across the desert, which was the most beautiful experience. Thus, Said created a 10-day itinerary that included visits to Volubilis and Fes in northern Morocco, a few days in the desert, and a journey across the mountains to Marrakech.
Neither Hassan nor Brahim, our driver, had any problems. “Take it easy” is Brahim’s motto. You may do whatever you want on your vacation. At half the price of the well-known tour firms located in the U.K., U.S.A., and Australia, this trip offered the best value for money out of all the sites I saw. Furthermore, we were working with a corporation that was familiar with the “real Morocco.” Morocco Day Tour is something I heartily endorse.
Best 10 days Morocco Tour
After an 10-day journey with our driver/guide, Hassan, we are very happy. Morocco came to life for us because of Hassan’s extensive knowledge of and enthusiasm for his homeland.
From a spontaneous encounter with some nomads to a tea ceremony with the local imam, a stroll through a Berber farmers market, or a camel ride in the Sahara, Hassan gave us a true taste of this stunning nation. Many, many thanks from the Canadian Luxes!
10 days Trip Tangier to Erg Chebbi and Marrakech
My partner and I spent fifteen days traveling around Morocco, beginning in Tangier and concluding in Marrakech. We were pleased to have chosen to reserve a 10-day vacation with Morocco Day vacation, even though our primary goal was to see the country by backpack.
I did a lot of research and discovered that the company that responded to my emails the most was Morocco Packages Holidays. Since most Moroccan businesses don’t take credit cards, they asked for a 100 euro Paypal deposit, and the money proceeded without any issues.
Our driver, Ahmed, arrived in Marrakesh on time at 8:30 am and made all of the stops that were agreed upon, plus some extras. We were able to request that he make certain stops because he is at our complete disposal (e.g., stopping at a non-touristy grocery to fill up on beverages, pausing for a nice picture, etc.). Ahmed was really nice, informed, and amiable. In addition to answering all of our inquiries, he discussed his life, his early years, and Moroccan history and culture in general.
We were welcomed and led into the desert by Hassan, the camel guy. The desert guides were kind and the camels were amazing. We had tea, supper, sand surfing, and even some music. The tents were present, but because the weather was pleasant and cool, we decided to sleep outside in the midst of the desert beneath the stars. Before heading back to our hotel to get our belongings and take a shower, we got up early and hiked up the largest dune to witness the dawn.
All of the included meals were excellent, and if we didn’t like the ones that weren’t (lunches), we could ask our driver to drop us off someplace else.
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