6-Day Tour from Marrakech

In this area, we’ll continue our six-day trip beginning in Marrakech and explore Todra Gorge, a lively, tight canyon that is a favourite among outdoor lovers. We’ll then drive through the Ziz Valley to reach Erfoud via Tinjdad, an oasis town renowned for its gate to the stunning Erg Chebbi dunes and recognized by its unique fossils and the companies that manufacture them.

When we are there, we will explore a nearby fossil manufacturing facility which produces craftsmen and home furniture made of fossils. After that, get ready for an exhilarating adventure as we drive through the vast expanse of the Sahara desert to reach Merzouga.

Then, at the end of the dunes with golden hues, you switch your vehicle with the Desert ships and camels to cruise through the dunes of the desert with experienced guides. A date will be followed by a stop to enjoy one of the most stunning sunset scenes as daylight diminishes and the sand’s colour changes as you sandboard.

Arriving at a well-equipped Merzouga Desert Camp, you’ll experience the comfort of sleeping in tents that resemble those used by the Berbers, the indigenous people of the region.

The evening will be remembered with a distinctive and traditional evening of starlight Berbere dinner, followed by tribal music (Drums) set around a desert campfire.

Today, the third day of our six-day trip, starting from Marrakech can be spent exploring the Merzouga desert. You’ll have the opportunity to “do your own thing” by hiking with camels or taking an SUV trip. We’ll also go to the Khamlia village, which is famous for its folk music.

Today, the 3rd day of our six-day trip departing from Marrakech can be spent exploring the Merzouga desert. It’s your opportunity to have the freedom to “do your own thing” and have the option of the camel trek or exploring the luxury of the 4×4. We’ll also stop by the Khamlia village, which is well-known for its folklore and Gnawa music.

We’ll continue our 4×4 adventure to an abandoned town known as Mefes with its lead mining sites. This town was and is the source of many minerals from the time of the French colonizers.

We can’t pass up the chance to experience the hospitality of a generous nomad family living in the dunes of the Merzouga Sahara Desert. We will spend the night at the Riad/Hotel in the Merzouga region.

After breakfast in the hotel, go through Rissani and its souk, which is local to the largest marketplace in this region, and arrive at Midelt, located in Midelt in the Atlas Mountains via Ziz Valley and palm groves.

We can take a lunch break at an eatery in the area before heading towards Azrou Cedar Forest and the Barbary Apes. Then, we’ll continue to Fes, where we’ll spend the night in an accommodation in the area.

We’ll explore Ifrane city, which has magnificent architecture, lush gardens, and an immaculate town. It is also a perfect spot for ski enthusiasts due to its large ski resort, Mishlifen. Due to its outstanding features and location, Ifrane is known as the “Switzerland of Morocco.”

The sightseeing tour will begin with a local tour guide, who will show you one of the most ancient cities in Morocco, winding its streets and narrow alleyways.

Fes is called a Scientific city and hosts Fes University, the longest-running university on earth. It comprises three distinct areas: Fes el Bali (a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1981).

Fes-Jdid, or ‘new Fez’, is the oldest of the three areas, with over 8500 small alleys and streets backed by tall walls. This area is home to the Jewish quarter. In stark contrast, we have Ville Nouvelle, the most modern area of Fez, built during the French occupation. This diversity in architecture and history is what makes Fez a truly unique city.

The guided tour of Fes includes a visit to the Tanneries and the Attarine Museum, as well as the Moulay Idriss mausoleum. Along the way, you’ll have the opportunity to visit a variety of cooperatives, each offering a unique insight into the local economy and products. The tour culminates in an amazing scenic view of the entire Medina in Fes.

After the tour and lunch are completed, we’ll head to Casablanca. We’ll spend the night and dinner in the largest capital city of Morocco according to population. It’s also regarded as the most economically viable city.

Today, we will visit the main attractions and monuments of Casablanca, including Casablanca’s Hassan II Mosque, before heading towards the city of red Marrakech, where our six-day trip begins. Marrakech is finished by dropping you at your hotel 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.