Marrakech - Tizi - N - Tichka - Ait Benhaddou - Ouarzazate - Dades Gorges

Dades Gorges - Nomadic paths, rose-filled valleys, and two-toned kasbahs: even in writing, the Dadès Valley sparks the imagination. Stretching from the formidable High Atlas in the north to the rugged Jebel Saghro range in the south, the valley is adorned with oases and mudbrick palaces, earning it the enchanting nickname – Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs. Some of the most breathtaking views are best experienced on foot, along hidden livestock trails between the Dadès and Todra Gorges and nomadic routes across the Saghro.

Tizi n Tichka - Tizi-n’Tichka refers to both a route traversing the High Atlas between Marrakech and Ouarzazate (198 kilometers) and a mountain pass at an elevation of 2,260 meters.

Ait Ben Haddou - Berber Village
The ksar, a collection of earthen buildings encircled by high walls, represents a traditional pre-Saharan habitat. The houses are clustered within the defensive walls, which are fortified by corner towers. Ait-Ben-Haddou, located in Ouarzazate province, is a remarkable example of southern Moroccan architecture.

Dades Gorges - Tenghir - Todra Gorges - Tinjdad - Erfoud – Merzouga

Todgha Gorge - Discover the captivating landscape of Todgha Gorge, a series of limestone river canyons in the eastern part of the High Atlas. It is a natural wonder, ideal for those who enjoy trekking and climbing. A brief walk through the Todgha is a delightful experience, made even more enjoyable by the sound of the gorges, the presence of many visitors, and the gentle murmur of the water.

Merzouga Desert - A small village at the desert’s edge, Merzouga is renowned for the towering dunes of Erg Chebbi that stretch to its border. A hub for adventure tourism in Morocco, the dunes of Merzouga attract travelers seeking a full immersion in a desert environment as awe-inspiring as it is stunning.

Situated in the southeast of Morocco, 50 km from Erfoud, reaching the village of Merzouga offers a delightful surprise. After traversing magnificent and varied landscapes, you are greeted with an unforgettable view: the dunes of Erg Chebbi. Depending on your arrival time, they will be cloaked in a yellow or ocher hue that shifts throughout the day.

Upon arrival in Merzouga, you are instantly transported to another world. The Saharouis, the renowned blue men with indigo blue cheichs, welcome you. Camel drivers and their dromedaries are also there to greet you!

: Camel Trek Back to Merzouga - Atlas Mountains - Return to Marrakech

El Kelaa M’gouna - Kelaat M’Gouna or Tighremt n’Imgounen, is a city located in southern Morocco, within the Drâa-Tafilalet region and the province of Tinghir. It derives its name from the ighil N’ Imgoun region and the assif of the same name that flows there. It is predominantly inhabited by an Amazighophone population.

High Atlas Mountains - The Atlas massif extends over 2,500 km in northwest Africa, from Morocco to Tunisia via Algeria. It separates the Atlantic and Mediterranean coasts from the Sahara Desert. A series of mountain ranges with diverse topology, climate, and flora and fauna, the Atlas is dotted with Berber villages and carved by canyons and ravines. The Toukbal peaks at 4,167 m in the national park of Morocco that bears its name.

• Camel ride trek
• Dinner
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Breakfast

• Gratuities
• Lunch
• Tips

• Enjoy an overnight stay in a traditional Berber tent in the Sahara Desert
• Traverse the High Atlas Mountains through the winding Tizi-n-Tichka pass
• Ride a camel across the stunning dunes of Merzouga
• Admire the picturesque Berber villages nestled on the mountain slopes
• Visit the historic fortified village of Ait Benhaddou
• Journey through the scenic Draa and Dades Valleys
• Witness the breathtaking canyon of the Dades Gorge
• Discover the Kasbah at Ait Benhaddou

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