5 Days from Marrakech To Desert Merzouga

Overview:

5 Days from Marrakech To Desert Merzouga The most fascinating sights in the Desert are highlighted. The trip is centered on the High Atlas Mountains and begins in Marrakech. It visits the Dades Valley and the Kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou and spends the night at the Ouarzazate film studio.

After that, you’ll get the opportunity to spend two days in the desert and go through the breathtaking Toudra Gorges. During your camel trekking adventure, you will get a whole day to explore the desert. In addition, you’ll see the imperial city of Meknes and the World Heritage Site of Volubilis while making your way across the Middle Atlas Mountains. The journey concludes there in Fes.

Tour Plan :

Day 1: Fes Ifrane Midelt Erfoud Merzouga Dunes:

the beginning of your desert adventure from Fes to Marrakech, which will last for five days: We will go to Merzouga through the Middle Atlas area after breakfast, and our journey will take us there. We will take a trip to Ifrane, sometimes known as the “Switzerland” of Morocco, as well as the cedar woods of Azrou, where we will have the opportunity to stop and feed monkeys by hand.

Proceed to Midelt, where we shall have lunch in a little while. After that, we will stick close to the Ziz River as it winds its way down the valley and make a pit break at the Ziz Gorges on the route to Merzouga.

Day 2: Merzouga Erg Chebbi Camel Trekking Tour:

We will travel into the desert today and marvel at the Erg Chebbi sand dunes, which are really a natural wonder. We are going to do a loop around the sand dunes in the desert, and during this time you will get the chance to see the nomadic way of life as well as the incredible range of contrasts that the desert offers. We will go to Khamlia, often known as the “black village,” to see some Gnawa musicians perform.

Rissani, the old capital of Morocco, is a great place to stop for lunch and have a typical Berber pizza. We will ride camels in the afternoon to watch the sun set over the sand dunes, and then we will spend the night in a tent put up in the desert. In the breathtaking Sahara desert, we will enjoy a traditional meal of tagine, sip some excellent mint tea, and listen to traditional music from the Berber people as we watch the stars and the moon rise.

Day 3: Erg Chebbi Rissani Todra Gorges:

The morning will conclude with a camel walk back to the hotel at the dune line for a quick shower after breakfast. After leaving the sand dunes of Erg Chebbi in the Sahara desert, we take an off-road drive over the hamada (black desert) to reach the village of Rissani in the Sahara. There, we have the choice to explore the lively local market.

After that, we will travel to Erfoud, which is located in the north of the country and is famous for its fossils. While we are there, we will have the opportunity to stop at a fossil workshop before continuing our journey to the impressive Todra canyons, which are famous for rock climbing and offer hiking opportunities before we check into the hotel. Dinner followed by overnight

Day 4: Dades valley – Boutghrar – El Kelaa M’gouna – Skoura – Ourzazate:

Following breakfast, you will start your tour through the valley of Dades, beginning with an exploration of the amazing vistas that can be seen in the valley. After that, we will take you through the breathtaking Pist “Mil Kasbah,” which can only be reached by four-wheel drive vehicles, and we will pass by some incredible Berber towns such as “Boutaghrar” .

In addition to that, you will get the chance to talk to some nomadic Berber people who live in the caverns. After that, carry on to El Kelaa M’gouna, also known as the valley of roses, where you will take a break for lunch. After lunch, continue on to Ourzazat by crossing the beautiful oasis of the palm grove in Skoura, where you can see many exotic Kasbahs such as Amerhidil Kasbah, before arriving in Ouarzazate.

Your stay in your genuine Moroccan riad will include bed, dinner, and breakfast each morning.

Day 5: Ouarzazate to Ait Benhaddou, then on to Marrakech through the High Atlas Mountains:

Following breakfast, we will pay a visit to the Taourirt Kasbah before making our way to Ait Benhaddou to see the World Heritage Site there. The next stop on our journey will be the ancient High Atlas Berber settlement of Telouet, as well as the Kasbah el Glaoui. Before we start our descent from the Tizi-n-Tichka to Marrakech, we will stop for lunch at a restaurant in Telouet, which will be a local establishment.