Fes To Marrakech Desert Tour 9 Days

We will meet you at the airport and transport you to your riad in the heart of the Medina. Dinner and accommodation at the riad.

After breakfast, you'll begin visiting Morocco's oldest city by strolling through its alleyways and tiny streets. Our tour begins with a visit to the Royal Palace gate, the Jewish district, and the earliest Mellah ever constructed in Morocco, which dates all the way back to the 14th century. We will guarantee that you see all cultural and historical places, including the renowned Al Qaraouine University, which is believed to be the world's oldest, the Tanneries, and the Mulay Idriss tomb. Following lunch in a typical Moroccan restaurant, you'll tour a tile cooperative and then enjoy a panoramic view of the whole Fes Medina. Dinner and accommodation at the riad.

Today, you will go across the middle Atlas through Ifran "Moroccan Switzerland" and Azrou in the early morning. You'll stop at the cedar forest to view the Cedre Gouraud Tree, which is home to Barbary apes. From here, we continue south, passing numerous towns and stopping to see nomads living in tents along the route. Additionally, you will notice volcanic rocks. Our next stop will be at Midelt for lunch. Later in the day, we will continue our journey by crossing the Tizi N'Talghomt Pass (1907m) and taking in the panoramic views. Additionally, you will pass via Ziz Gorge and the tunnel. Near Errachidia, you'll find the turquoise-blue water of the Hassan Al-Dakhil Barrage. Continue our journey to Erfoud, stopping for a panoramic vista of the Aoufous palmeraie along the Ziz River. Arriving at Erfoud and continuing on the off-road path to the hotel at the foot of the dunes. Dinner and an overnight stay at a hotel are included.

After breakfast at the hotel, you'll embark on an exploratory journey of the area, stopping to visit nomads in their goat-hair tents and learning about desert life. Next, you'll visit the Gnaoua people, originally brought as slaves from Sudan; here, you'll have the opportunity to listen to their music and learn about their culture and way of life. Depending on the time of year, you may have the opportunity to see Merzouga Lake and its bird population, including the "Flamingos." In the afternoon, we'll take you to the desert camp, where you'll have the opportunity to explore the Erg-fascinating Chebbi's sand sea. You'll be treated to the splendor of the Sahara desert and a sunset above the golden dunes. After sunset, you'll have supper in front of the camp, where you'll spend your first night under, or if you like, the stars. Our camp has western-style restrooms.

After breakfast at the hotel, you'll embark on an exploratory journey of the area, stopping to visit nomads in their goat-hair tents and learning about desert life. Next, you'll visit the Gnaoua people, originally brought as slaves from Sudan; here, you'll have the opportunity to listen to their music and learn about their culture and way of life. Depending on the time of year, you may have the opportunity to see Merzouga Lake and its bird population, including the "Flamingos." In the afternoon, we'll take you to the desert camp, where you'll have the opportunity to explore the Erg-fascinating Chebbi's sand sea. You'll be treated to the splendor of the Sahara desert and a sunset above the golden dunes. After sunset, you'll have supper in front of the camp, where you'll spend your first night under, or if you like, the stars. Our camp has western-style restrooms.

Waking up early in response to your guide's call to see the dawn and then eating breakfast. You'll travel back to your accommodation to freshen up and prepare for the next adventure. We will leave for Rissani, where you will see Zawiya Moulay Ali ash-Sharif and also get the chance to explore the Souk (local market), which includes the Fondouks where donkeys congregate. Continuing our journey toward Tineghir, we pass through Erfoud, dubbed "the capital of marble fossils." On our journey, you will see the Khatarat (Canal irrigation system). Our next stop will be at Tinejdad or Tineghir for lunch. Later on, we'll continue down the river's bank to reach the gorges, where you'll hike/walk through this breathtaking area while taking in the views of towering rock walls (up to 300 meters). Following that, we'll go to Boumalne Du Dades and then to the gorges, where you'll have time to explore the Dades gorges and its rock formations known as "human bodies, monkey fingers." Dinner and an overnight stay at a hotel are included.

After breakfast, you may want to visit the Atlas Film Studios before we go to the hamlet of At Benhaddou, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, to see this unique Kasbah. This Kasbah is located on a hill overlooking the lush river Ounila; it became renowned for hosting many films, including The Man Who Would Be King, Jewel of the Nile, Jesus of Nazareth, The Message, Lawrence of Arabia, The Mummy, and Gladiator. Later in the day, we'll continue our road trip to Telouet. After lunch, you'll explore the magnificent Kasbah of Telouet. Following that, we cross the Tizi-n-Tichka Pass (2260m). Making picture stops along the route and taking in the panoramic vistas of the High Atlas Mountains and Berber communities that line the road. Dinner and accommodation at a Riad.

After breakfast at the riad, you may begin touring Marrakech, "Morocco's crimson city." We will guarantee that you see the most significant historical and cultural monuments, including Majorelle Gardens, Koutoubia Tower, Saadian tombs, and the Bahia Palace. Following lunch at a café near the plaza, you'll stroll around the souks, where you'll see hundreds of handicrafts. In the afternoon, you'll have some free time to explore other areas of the city on your own. Dinner and accommodation at a riad.

Following breakfast in the riad, we will transport you to the airport for your departing flight; the trip will conclude at Marrakech airport.