3 days
Daily Tour
Unlimited
English, Spanish
Departure: 8:00 AM from your Fez riad/hotel
Highlights:
Cedar Forest of Azrou: Meet wild monkeys in their natural habitat
Midelt: Traditional Moroccan lunch
Ziz Valley: Scenic views of palm groves and villages
Merzouga Arrival: Refresh with tea and pool time at your hotel
Desert Experience:
Sunset camel trek (1 hour) across Erg Chebbi's golden dunes
Evening under the stars with Berber music and dinner
Overnight in a luxury desert camp (private bathrooms included)
Travel Details:
Distance: 480 km (~8 hours driving)
An unforgettable introduction to Morocco’s desert magic.
Morning:
Sunrise Spectacle: Climb the dunes for a breathtaking desert dawn
Breakfast & refresh at camp before returning to your hotel
Journey Highlights:
Erfoud: Visit fossil workshops (optional)
Todra Gorges: Lunch + 30-minute canyon walk between 300m cliffs
Dades Valley: Scenic stops at Boumalne and iconic kasbahs
Evening:
Dinner & overnight at a valley hotel/kasbah
Travel Details:
Distance: 260 km (~4 hours driving)
From golden dunes to dramatic canyons—Morocco’s natural wonders unfold.
(Note: Fossil factory visit may involve optional purchases)
Morning:
Scenic walk in Dades Gorges
Journey through the Valley of Roses and Thousand Kasbahs route
Key Stops:
Ouarzazate: Visit Taourirt Kasbah (cinema city)
Ait Ben Haddou: Guided tour of UNESCO-listed film location
High Atlas Mountains: Cross dramatic mountain passes
Arrival:
Reach Marrakech by ~7:00 PM
Travel Details:
Distance: 350 km (~6 hours driving)
From rose-scented valleys to Hollywood-famous kasbahs—a spectacular finale to your desert adventure.
(Tour ends with drop-off at your Marrakech accommodation)
The tour includes:
The following are not included:
We recommend bringing:
Yes, the tour is family-friendly and suitable for children. However, it involves long drives, so consider bringing entertainment for young kids during the journey.
The camel trek is not physically demanding and is suitable for most people. If you prefer not to ride a camel, other arrangements can be made, such as a 4x4 transfer to the camp.