8 Days
Marrakech, Casablanca
Fes, Casablanca, Marrakech
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Embark on an incredible Morocco Desert Sahara that spans 8 days, starting in either Marrakech or Casablanca and concluding in Fes, Casablanca, or Marrakech—your choice! This immersive journey showcases Morocco’s diverse landscapes, vibrant cities, and cultural gems, making it the perfect introduction to the country.
This fast-paced itinerary takes you through Morocco’s most captivating destinations. From the bustling streets of Marrakech to the serene sands of the Sahara Desert, each day brings new adventures. Journey through the High Atlas Mountains, explore historic kasbahs, and enjoy camel rides at sunset in the Erg Chebbi dunes.
This 8-day Morocco Desert Sahara offers a perfect balance of adventure, culture, and relaxation. It’s designed for travelers seeking to explore Morocco’s iconic desert landscapes while also experiencing its bustling cities and historic landmarks. Whether you’re trekking through kasbahs, admiring mountain vistas, or enjoying a night under the stars in the Sahara, this tour guarantees memories to last a lifetime.
Don’t miss the opportunity to experience the magic of Morocco on this extraordinary journey. Whether you’re starting in Marrakech or Casablanca, this tour is your gateway to discovering Morocco’s rich history, natural beauty, and vibrant culture.
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Your 8 days Morocco tour starts upon your arrival meet and greet at Marrakech airport and then transfer to the hotel. First contact with the Ochre city of Marrakech, and free time to wander in the main square called Jamaa el Fna.
Today will be dedicated to exploring Marrakech. The visit consists of a wander in the botanical gardens of Eve Saint Laurent Majorelle, besides other historical sites like the Koutoubia Mosque (the twin tower of Giralda in Seville, Spain). The Saadian tombs demonstrate the Moorish architecture in its perfection, The Bahia palace and Madrassa Ibn Youssef. The guide takes you to the restaurant for lunch.
Evening drums will draw you to the Djemaa El Fna (main city square). It’s a festival atmosphere, with snake charmers, Berber and Gnoua musicians, and storytellers illuminated by lamplight and wreathed in smoke. Food stalls on the square sell fresh salads, soups, fried fish and chips, chicken and beef kebabs, and even boiled snails or sheep’s head. The best thing is to try an orange jus at a reasonable price.
We start our journey from your Riad in Marrakech. We head the South-Eastern part of Morocco by crossing the chain of
Mountains are called the high Atlas. It is necessary to take the famous TiziN’tichka pass to reach the other side of the Mountains. The road offers nice views of landscapes and is worth some great panoramic pictures. Ait Ben Haddou village is located near Oued Elmalh River. The historical Kasbah consists of the tall habitat of adobe, and the site is taken as a movie set for Gladiator, Lawrence of Arabia, and the game of thrones…etc. We take a guided visit of Ait Ben Haddou and take time for lunch.
Later on, we move via Skoura and Kelaa Mgouna to the valley of Dades. The scenic road into the gorges is spectacular. Nice rock formations made by the Assif M’goun River are breathtaking. Our hotel gives out to the gardens along the River.
Stay at Luxury Riad Dades or Dar Ahlam Dades, Diner and breakfast.
Morning transfer to sand dunes of Erg Chebbi. We stop by the majestic Todgha gorges, the most impressive canyons in Morocco where water flows to irrigate the long oasis of palm groves. You are given free time to take some pictures and a walk to admire the site. Later on, we drive to Erfoud via Tinjdad and Jorf towns and take time for lunch. In the afternoon, we drive to Merzouga from where we start the camel trek into the camp which is located in the heart of the sand dunes. you have free time to make some sand board, take the sunset pictures. Overnight stay under nomad tent in our camp.
Accommodation: Sahara desert luxury Camp, Dinner and Breakfast.
This morning you wake up for sunrise lovely pictures, take your breakfast, camel ride before departure. We drive via, Erfoud and
the Ziz Valley where we stop for many pictures. We continue to Midelt for lunch. We drive through the Cedar forest of Azrou where we meet monkeys. The rest of your tour will be driving to Fez through Ifrane, Imouzer to arrive in Fez in the early evening. Check into the hotel.
The spiritual center of Morocco. The Karaouiyin University of Fez is considered among the oldest in the world. Hiring a local guide in Fez is essential to have a complete visit. You start the journey with a visit to the royal palace and the ceramics and poetry, looking at handmade artifacts. You move with your guide to explore the ancient University of Karaouiyin, the Tanneries, and the vibrant alleys of the old quarter. You will admire the bustling streets of Medina, where merchants open their shops.
Around 3 PM, Your drivel will take you to Chefchaouen. Check in to your riad hotel.
Today can be spent relaxing in one of those many cafés, wandering the streets some more, exploring the colorful shops, taking a myriad of photos of this beautiful, unique little town, or walking in the hills on the other side of the river at the end of the city.
Back to Fes at the end of the day.
Transfer from your riad to the airport in time for the check-in before your flight. Your Morocco tour from Marrakech to Chefchaouen by the Sahara Desert and Fez Imperial cities, 8 days Morocco tour comes to its end as your driver escorts you to the airport,
People that possess the US, Canadian, UK, Australian and Europian nationalities do not require a visa to enter Morocco as a tourist.
You can wear clothes that are adequate for each season in Morocco. – You can check the information about the weather in Morocco.
Up to 24 hours before the departure free cancellation and full refund.
In the comfortable desert camp ( already included in the tour price ), bathrooms are shared. Luxury camp bathrooms are private inside your tent.
Roughly 1 hour sunset camel ride from Mezouga to your Sahara desert camp in Erg Chebbi and an hour morning sunrise camel ride.
Yes, you can. A separate 4×4 can take you to the desert camp if you choose to skip the camel ride.
It is recommended to wear comfortable and casual clothing suitable for outdoor activities. Closed-toe shoes and sunglasses are also recommended. During the evening, bring a light jacket or sweater as temperatures may drop.
Yes you can. Your guide will assist you with that, and you directly pay the supplier in Merzouga.
Yes, in public areas ( Restaurant )
Yes, sand boards are available at the camp operator’s lodge in Merzouga at leisure. You can take a set with you to the desert camp. Sand boards are available at leisure at the luxury desert camp as well.
Unfortunately, that is not possible. Our private desert tours are solely reserved for the party booking one. The price per person depends on how many participants in your private party.
The distance between Marrakech and Fes is 520 Km via the motorway through Casablanca and Rabat. If you choose to drive via the Middle Atlas Mountains and Beni Mellal , the distance is 570 Km. The drive through the Middle Atlas Mountains is more scenic, but you need to spare a full day to enjoy the itinerary. There is an even longer and more popular way to get to Fes from Marrakech: Through Merzouga and the Moroccan Sahara desert. It is 1030 Km, and it requires a minimum of 3 days.
You mainly need 2 days in Fes Morocco in order to fully explore it. A full-day guided tour of the Medina of Fes will introduce you to discover the hidden gems of the ancient Medina, and an extra day to explore the Souks on your own. Now, with the nearby blue city of Chefchaouen becoming more and more popular, you could add an extra day to do a full day trip of Chefchaouen from Fes ( 200 Km each way )
Fes is considered the Athens of Morocco: It is the oldest Medina in Morocco. It is also the intellectual, cultural, craftsmanship, and culinary capital of Morocco. Its narrow streets and centuries-old Medina is amazing. Fes is heaven for historians, archaeologists, and intellectuals from all over the world. The oldest university in the world ( Al Quaraouiyine) is located in the center of Medina. Fes used to be the capital of various Moroccan dynasties who ruled North Africa, actual Spain, and sub-Saharan Africa all the way to the Niger River and Sudan for centuries.
The quad biking and camel ride activities require a moderate level of physical fitness. If you have any concerns or specific health conditions, please consult with us before booking to ensure the suitability of the experience.
Yes, you can. A separate 4×4 can take you to the desert camp if you choose to skip the camel ride.
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