12 Days Tour from Tangier

Before we leave for Tetouan, breakfast will be given. We’ll make a few stops in the Jbala area. The scent of the breeze and the clean air around the hills are only two of the many things this area has to offer.

When we get to Chefchaouen, we’ll explore the medina, which is the town’s core and is well-known for its market square and the renowned plaza. We’ll be lodging at a real hotel.

We will see the ancient Roman site of Volubilis when we go to Fez today. After that, we’ll go to Meknes, another imperial city with important historical sites.

We travel to Fes, where we spend the night, after seeing some of Meknes’ most picturesque locations.

Following breakfast, a knowledgeable local guide will lead us on a stroll through the medina, or ancient city. One of the biggest and oldest cities is Fes.

In addition to the many other Moroccan art-related items, we will walk through the little alleyways that smell of spices and have vibrant carpets.

The Royal Palace, the tanneries, and the potters and other artisans that line the sides are all worth seeing on a date. Later, we will finish the trip and return to our lodging after having lunch at a traditional Medina downtown restaurant.

On our way to Merzouga, we will traverse the Middle Atlas Mountains, therefore we will eat breakfast sooner. Until we get in Merzouga Sahara Desert, we will pass through stunning woods, vast grasslands, and Berber communities perched on the Atlas Mountains’ slopes.

We will first stop for lunch in Midelt, the capital of Apple, and then continue on over the winding roads that provide a bird’s-eye view of the expansive Oued Ziz. Palm gardens and kasbahs will be on our route. The charming village of Merzouga, dubbed the gem in this section of the Sahara Desert, is reached after passing through the energetic metropolis of Er-Rachidia.

You will ride your camel over the desert in the evening to witness a breathtaking sunset. We’ll spend the night in the bivouac camp and eat delectable meals.

Following breakfast, we’ll travel via Merzouga’s two oasis districts to reach the dunes. Khamlia settlement and the fields of the Berber nomads. The Berber nomads live on the desert plateau at Khamlia Village, also known as the Village of the Blacks.

We will ride a camel to the dunes, where we will be able to see the breathtaking sunset. In a breathtaking natural oasis, we will be spending the night in nomad tents.

We watch the sun rise over the desert before heading back to our hotel in the morning. We’re going to Rissani Souk after taking a shower and eating breakfast. Rissani Souk (well-known shopping center).

After that, we’ll go to Alnif before heading into Todra Gorge. The journey will follow the streams that traverse the Canyons. After that, we proceed into the Dades Gorges. We spend the night in the local Riad at Dades Gorges.

We travel to Kasbah Ait Benhaddou, a popular Moroccan film location, on our way to the High Atlas Mountains via Ouarzazate today.

Numerous filmmakers have been drawn to this area, and several high-profile movies, including Gladiator, Jesus of Nazareth, and Lawrence of Arabia, were filmed there.

After lunch in the Kasbah, we will head to the Tizi and Tishka passes in the Atlas Mountains in the afternoon. From there, we will journey to Marrakech, where we will spend the night in the Riad.

After breakfast today, we continue the 12-day journey from Tangier to Essaouira, a coastal city and a historically significant and important destination in Morocco.

The alleys of antiquity, castles, museums, and bronze cannons may all be found there. We return home to Marrakech in the afternoon and spend the night in the Riad.

We are going to spend the day in Marrakech today. The “magnet of travelers” visiting the stunning city, which serves as Morocco’s main tourist destination.

The Medina, its souks, the well-known Jamaa el Fna plaza, the Saadian Tombs, the Menara gardens, and the palaces at El Bahia and Badia will all be on our itinerary. The night prior, we’ll be lodging at a Marrakech hotel.

We’re heading to Rabat today. We’ll pass through significant towns like Casablanca and Rabat, the Moroccan capital, where we’ll stop by the Hassan II Mosque. Take a hotel room for the night.

Following breakfast, we’ll head to Tangier for the last leg of our trip, where we’ll see some of the local attractions before dropping off guests at the ferry station or airport.

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.