Morocco Tourists 4 Days From Fes To Marrakech via Merzouga
Morocco Tourists 4 Days From Fes To Marrakech via Merzouga
Description :
The 4 day morocco tourists from Fez to Marrakech is a private circuit that combines desert adventure with the charm of Morocco’s two oldest imperial capitals. Cross the sand dunes of Erg Chebbi Merzouga, walk backpack camel and spend the night at the desert camp, and explore the gorges and kasbahs. We will climb the Atlas Mountains to reach the Sahara, through palm orchards, and appreciate the verdant vistas, as well as local traditions and culture, during our private excursion in the desert of Fez in Marrakech. Explore the Sahara Dunes, ride a camel, visit the stunning Todra and Dades Gorges, the Draa Valley, and the majestic wildness and unique culture of the Berber, Jews, and Bedouins.
Highlights :
- In Merzouga, have a romantic evening under the stars in a desert tent.
- Discover the stunning gorges and canyons of Dades and Todra.
- Meet the Barbary monkeys in Azrou’s cedar forest.
- Enjoy a stunning sunset and dawn over the sand dunes while riding a camel.
- Explore the valleys and beautiful palm palms.
- Meet the people during the weekly berber marketplaces in the villages.
- Explore the stunning architecture of the UNESCO Kasbah.
- Visit to the Ouarzazate film studios.
Itinerary :
DAY 1 : Fez > midelt > Ziz vally > Merzouga
Leave your hotel in Fez and go to Merzouga through Ifran, Morocco’s miniature Switzerland, and then to Azrou’s cedar forest, where we will stop to meet the monkeys and climb on the cedars before continuing via the highlands of the Middle Atlas and the Ziz valley and its gorges and Errachidia. We’ll stop for lunch at a local restaurant in Midelt before continuing on to Erfoud, soaking in the varied sceneries and panoramas along the mountains and valleys. Erfoud is known as the “Fossil Capital.” After arriving at Merzouga, the day will be spent appreciating the quiet of the desert with morocco tourists. Accommodation in a hotel close to the sand dunes.
DAY 2 : Merzouga > erg chebbi > Merzouga
After breakfast, we will travel the “Rallye Paris-Dakar” route to see the Berber nomads of the desert, with whom we will have tea and learn about their way of life, as well as visit various oasis where movies such as “Sahara” have been made. We will go to the city of “Blacks,” a community of Sudanese and Mali slaves, and spend a moment while listening to their spiritual music.
Stop for lunch (typical Madfouna Moroccan cuisine), then return to the hotel before embarking on a fresh camel trip.
The dromedaries will transport us to the dunes to see a spectacular sunset.A really memorable night in the dunes in nomadic tents in the desert camp; here we will have a Berber meal, music, and a starry sky like you’ve never seen before. Dinner and lodging in an incredible nomad camp.
DAY 3 : Merzouga > The Gorges of Todra > Valley of Roses > Ouarzazate
You will rise early to witness the gorgeous dawn and ascend the dunes, then return to the camels for breakfast before continuing on to Ouarzazate through Rissani, where you will stop briefly to explore their traditional souk, which is considered the largest of all. Morocco’s south is followed by the Gorges du Todra, the Dades Valley, the Valley of Roses, and the Skoura oasis. Arrival in Ouarzazate and check-in at the hotel.
DAY 4 : Ouarzazate > Ait Ben Haddou > Marrakech
The journey is a series of high spots. Today, you will visit one of Morocco’s magnificent historic Kasbahs. Many filmmakers have a soft spot for the Kasbah. Many films have been filmed there. The Kasbah Ben Haddou has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Following our tour to the Kasbah, we will travel to Marrakech via the High Atlas and its breathtaking vistas, crossing Morocco’s highest route, the Tichka Pass. We will travel to Telouet and then follow the historic caravan road that connected the two cities through the Ounila Valley, where kasbahs are built in caves. We will arrive in Marrakech after crossing the High Atlas. Transfer to your hotel, which marks the conclusion of our services.
