4-DAY DESERT TOUR FROM MARRAKECH

DAY 1: MARRAKECH AIRPORT

Marrakech Arrival Free day to contact the location: One of Morocco’s four imperial cities. iconic for its many world heritage structures and its iconic plaza of Jemaa el Fna You can wander through the winding streets of the Medina to Jmaa el Fna Square, the scene of countless outdoor activities: jugglers, musicians, fakirs, snake charmers, etc., to awaken all your senses to the various sounds, aromas, flavors, and colors that characterize it. Riad Accommodation

DAY 2: MARRAKECH TO DADES VALLEY

After breakfast, we’ll go to the Marrakesh Dades Gorges. We pass into the High Atlas Mountains, passing the Tizi n’Tichka, and weave our way among the nomadic Berbers that occupy the region. The spectacular landscape will transport us to the Kasbah of Ait Benhaddou. Which has appeared in over two dozen films, including “Babel.” Continue to Ouarzazate by traversing the Valley of Roses into the Dades gorges, where the “road of a thousand Kasbahs” starts. Dades Valley Hotel Accommodation and Dinner

DAY 3: DADES GORGES -TODRA-MERZOUGA

Breakfast is served at the motel. We went to the Todra Gorge, where you can have a leisurely walk along its spectacular canyon walls, which are over 200 meters high. Before exiting the desert via the palm of Tafilalet.Arrival at the hotel at the foot of the dunes. Where you may stroll the fine sand of Erg Chebbi, relax, and take in the breathtaking environment. At night, we’ll have a delectable Moroccan feast.Overnight stay in a hotel room.

DAY 4: MERZOUGA-RISSANI-VALLEY ZIZ – MIDELT-ATLAS-FEZ

Wake up early in the morning to enjoy another spectacular spectacle in the Saharan dunes, which opens a departure from Sol. Climb back onto the camels and return to the hotel. Take a hot shower and a hearty breakfast. We continue our journey towards Moroccan territory, Rissani, where we will see the biggest and most genuine traditional souk in Morocco.

We proceeded on via Erfoud and the beautiful Ziz Valley, which has over 18,000 palm trees, to Midelt, a city known for its apple industry. Stop for lunch before continuing on to Fez, passing through a cedar forest where you may feed and photograph a group of friendly monkeys and Ifrane, often known as the Moroccan Switzerland.

When they arrived at Fez, another of the four imperial cities,. Overnight stay at a hotel The transfer to the airport for your departure flight depends on the time of the flight.