4 Days Desert Trip from Fes To Marrakech

As you notice that this 4 Days Desert Trip is starting from Fes ending in Marrakesh. It is possible to make it starts from Marrakesh, in other word this tour is reversible. Contact us for more information

Day 1: Fes-Middle Atlas-Ifran-Azro-Ziz valley-Erfoud

Your journey starts by explore the Middle Atlas Mountain and visiting Ifran, the Swiss of Morocco , Afterward you will continue to Midelt via the forest of the cedar trees where you will have chance to feed the monkeys in their natural habitat. then continue to the the beautiful Ziz valley of palmtrees via the hight Atlas Mountains. Arriving Erfoud, Overnight at the hotel.

Day 2: Exploring the regions of the Sahara-Camel trekking

After having a beautiful breakfast enjoying the sennery of the Sahara, the blue sky, the green palm trees, your journey starts by visiting Rissani for the weekly market, visit some of the Kasbah and Ksour in the Area, take off road to Merzouga while stopping for lunch with berber family. In the early evening, Get ready to go for a camel safari experience in which you will be spending a memorable evening in a camp, enjoy a Moroccan dinner and sleep in a traditional nomad camel hair tent

Day 3: Sahara- Todra valley-Todra Goarge-Rose valley

An early wake up to watch the sun rise would bring you back to your hotel for having breakfast, you Depart for the todra Gorge via Tinghir and the Vally of Todra, You will also explore the amazing scenery of the valley of one thousand Kasbahs, known by Dades valley, Overnight at the Rose valley.

Day 4: Rose valley-Ouarzazat-AitBenhadou-Marrakesh

Enjoy breakfast and continue the journey to visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Aït Benhaddou that is situated on a hill along the Ouarzazate River. This beautiful example of southern Moroccan architecture has been used as a backdrop for over 20 films including Lawrence of Arabia, Jewel of the Nile, The Mummy, and Gladiator. You will then continue to Marrakesh over the Tizi N’ Tichka Pass while enjoying superb views of the High Atlas Mountains and of the Berber villages