Day 1: Fez – Ifrane - Midelt – Erfoud – Erg Chebbi

Fes - 3 day desert excursion from Fez to Fez Our adventure today to discover Morocco’s mystics and civilizations will begin by following the path of the Medieval Caravans to the Sahara’s entrance. We will go to Merzouga from Fez. The breathtaking picture of the middle Atlas rendered in cedar and pine trees will take your breath away.

Ifrane - Passing via Imouzzer and making a brief stop in the Swiss city of Ifrane, you will have the opportunity to see Morocco’s most significant forest and witness Berber apes around Azrou.

Midelt - From the middle Atlas Mountains to the high Atlas Mountains, which reach a height of roughly 12,000 feet. We may have lunch at Midelt.
This quaint village is surrounded by stunning natural scenery. It is well-known for producing high-quality apples. Lunch will be in one of the town’s typical restaurants.

Erfoud - As we approach the Sahara and the vast Oasis of Taffilalet, the green mountainous environment will give way to a warmer one. We will take a brief stopover in Erfoud to explore the region’s varied cultural heritage.

Merzouga - Then, on our final visit to the desert, we’ll go to Merzouga. When we arrive, a camel man will greet us with a pot of mint tea, just like his grandfathers did. Then he’ll lead us on the back of his camel caravan into the desert to a nomad camp. We will enjoy nomadic mythological dances and sleep under the Milky Way and Pole Stars at this camp.

Day 2: Merzouga desert excursion and Camel Trek

Merzouga - Our camel guy will try to get us up early in the morning. He’ll make careful not to miss the sunrise over the Sahara. This diverse presentation is fascinating. It imparts a sense of transcendence across time and place. It demonstrates that the Sahara’s never-ending splendour is everlasting. We will begin our excursion to explore the area around Merzouga after breakfast. People in this region had created a perception of time and space that was distinct from that of major cities. Home is a big area for them, unbounded by walls or personal property. Water is a shared resource that everyone has access to. We’ll pay a visit to a Nomad family. They will show us their way of life and discuss the struggles as well as the peace they find in the Sahara. Our excursion will also lead us to a nomad wire home to learn about the mining history of this region at the turn of the twentieth century.

Erg Chebbi - We’ll have time to recover and have lunch in the afternoon before riding our camels into the Erg Chebbi to view the sunset. We’ll stay in desert camp tonight.

Day 3: Merzouga – Rissani – Middle Atlas – Ifrane – Fes

Merzouga - Our camel guy will try to get us up early in the morning. He’ll make careful not to miss the sunrise over the Sahara. This diverse presentation is fascinating. It imparts a sense of transcendence across time and place. It demonstrates that the Sahara’s never-ending splendor is everlasting.

Azrou - We will return to Fez after breakfast, following in the footsteps of medieval caravans and armies raised from the dunes of the Sahara to link Morocco with the European continent. Ifrane, a picturesque mountain city, will be passed through on the road to Fez. It is known as “the Switzerland of Morocco.” We will also make a halt in the heart of the Atlas Mountains to see a cedar grove.

Fes - This tour will provide us with an excellent opportunity to experience the grandeur of the Middle and Upper Atlas mountains. End of tour in Fes.

• Experienced local drivers and desert guides.
• Convenient pick-up and drop-off service.
• Daily breakfasts and dinners included.
• Comfortable private transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle.
• Adventure with a camel ride.
• Overnight stays in a desert camp and traditional riad.

• Lunches, Tips.