MARRAKESH - TIZI N TICHKA - KASBAH AIT BEN HADDOU – OUARZAZATE

Tizi n Tichka - The High Atlas is a perfect location for producing argan oil. Visitors will explore a cooperative production site and enjoy local gastronomic specialties for breakfast. After the argan oil workshop tour, the journey continues to the Kasbah Aït Ben Haddou.

Ksar of Ait-Ben-Haddou - The Kasbah Aït Ben Haddou is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site due to its impressive size and unique architecture. This remarkable monument has frequently served as a film set.

Maroc - In Ouarzazate, the city tour includes a delightful lunch. Visitors will explore the Kasbah Juriste before relaxing in a wonderful hotel equipped with a swimming pool and air conditioning.

OUARZAZATE - KELAAT M’GOUNA - TODRA GORGES – MERZOUGA

Kelaat M’Gouna - After departing Ouarzazate, the journey leads to the valley of roses in Kelâat M’Gouna. Here, visitors can observe the workshops where rose oil and rose water are produced.

Todgha Gorge - The Todra Gorges offer an excellent location for climbing, thanks to their towering cliffs. Non-climbers can enjoy a leisurely walk and lunch at one of the local restaurants, dining in the heart of the Todra Gorges.

Merzouga Desert - Upon arrival in Merzouga, guests will ride a dromedary to a Berber camp in the heart of the Sahara Desert. Here, they will dine with nomads and spend the evening learning about their traditions and entertainment. After admiring the sunset over the dunes, guests can enjoy the starry sky before spending the night in a traditional Berber tent.

MERZOUGA - ZIZ VALLEY - MIDELT - AZROU - IFRANE – FEZ

Merzouga Desert - An early start allows for witnessing the sunrise before returning by dromedary to a hotel in Merzouga, where breakfast and a shower await.

Ziz gas station - Departing Merzouga, the journey continues to the Ziz Valley for a refreshing glass of tea with a panoramic view of palm trees and the Middle Atlas landscapes.

InfoMidelt - Midelt is the perfect spot to enjoy a delicious Berber lunch, featuring Berber grills and vegetable tagines.

Azrou - Azrou is renowned for its valley of monkeys, where visitors can see monkeys roaming in the cedar forest.

Ifrane National Park - Ifrane surprises with its European architecture, earning it the nickname “the little Moroccan Switzerland.”

Fes el-Bali - Finally, the journey concludes in Fez, wrapping up this wonderful trip through Morocco.

• Dinner
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Breakfast

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