4 Days From Marrakech to Sahara Desert

Overview of: 4 Days From Marrakech to Sahara Desert

Experience an enthralling 4 Days From Marrakech to Sahara Desert. Commence the journey by traveling the High Atlas Mountains, paying a visit to the esteemed UNESCO World Heritage Site Ait Ben Haddou.

Embarking on an exploration of the picturesque Dades Gorges on the first day. On the second day, go via the Todra Gorges, explore Erfoud for its fossil merchandise, and reach Merzouga.

Experience a captivating sunset by embarking on a camel expedition into the Erg Chebbi dunes, followed by an overnight stay in a desert tent. Experience the dawn over the Sahara on the third day, then return by camel and drive back to Marrakech.

Optionally, you may choose to make stops in Rissani or the Draa Valley. This route provides an abundant cultural and picturesque encounter, allowing you to fully engage with the splendor of Morocco’s many terrains.

Itinerary of: 3 Days From Marrakech

Day 1: Marrakech – Dades Valley

Departure in the morning over the High Atlas mountains through Tizi n’Tichka (alt 2260 m).On the road, you will visit Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou and continue to Ouarzazate.

then carry on the road via the road of Thousand-Kasbah through Skoura. then to the rose valley, and then. Spend the night in Dades valley.

Day 2: Explore the Sahara (Merzouga)

The next morning, after breakfast, you’ll spend the day out in the desert in the SUV. (It is possible to spend the day camel trekking, if you’d prefer.) There are plenty of adventures for your day on the sand. You’ll get to see various areas of the desert and how people in the area live.

There will be the opportunity to visit some nomad families, if you’d like. You can also visit the Gnawa Music Association in the village of Khamlia. The Gnawa Music Association is an NGO established to preserve the heritage of those brought from central and west Africa as slaves into the southeastern part of Morocco prior to Morocco’s independence. The traditional way of playing the music that their ancestors left behind is still present.

Lunch can be traditional nomad pizza at a local restaurant. Later in the afternoon, you will arrive at the meeting point, where you will board your camels. You will travel by camel approximately an hour out to the desert camp. If you like, you can climb up to a high vantage point to watch the sunset. After dinner, there will be music. Your night will be spent under the stars in a comfortably furnished tent with a private bathroom.

Day 3: Dades Valley – Todra Gorges – Merzouga

After breakfast, you will continue in order to join Dades Valley, set off towards Todra Gorges, and have lunch in the right place.

Carry on the road to Merzouga, across Jorf palm trees and the town of Erfoud, where you will visit the workshop for the production of marble fossils. Arrive at the impressive dunes of Merzouga. Dinner and overnight in the camp

Day 4: Merzouga – Rissani-Alnif-Tazarine – Nkob-Agdez – Ouarzazate _ Marrakech

Departure in the morning towards the vast palm of Tafilalet through the town of Rissani (the origin of the Alaouite dynasty and the ancient capital of Sultans Alaouite) Continue to Alnif lunch in the right place.

Carry on the road via Tazarine, N’kob and Tansihkt From here, we will continue the road and cross the Draa Valley and its procession of palms, Continue to Agdez then to Ouarzazate, and Marrakech And end of service.

What included:

You will be picked up from your Casablanca riad or hotel.
Getting around in a stylish car.
Driver and English-speaking guide.
Food for dinner and brunch.
The Camels Journey.
Camping out in the desert for the night (complete with meals).
Marrakech and Fes city trip with a native guide for a full day

What Excluded:

Break for lunch.
Alcoholic beverages.
Helpful hints.
Museum admission prices.
Individual costs.

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