Marrakesh > Tizi N’Tichka > Ait Ben Haddou > Ouarzazate > Dades Gorges

Tizi n Tichka - This is a high mountain pass situated at an elevation of 2,260 meters (7,410 feet) above sea level in the High Atlas Mountains. At the summit, visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes. As the road descends towards Ouarzazate, travelers can admire the pre-Sahara regions that lie still and the silent peaks of the majestic Atlas Mountains.

Ait Ben Haddou - This is a remarkable example of southern Moroccan architecture. It features an extraordinary collection of buildings that provide a comprehensive view of construction techniques in pre-Saharan lands. The oldest structures date back to the 17th century, although their architectural style spread early in the valleys of southern Morocco. The site was also a significant trading post on the trade route connecting the former Sudan to Marrakech via the Dra Valley and the Tizi-n’Telouet pass.

Taourirt Kasbah - Nestled amidst stunning mountain scenery and the Sahara Desert, Kasbah Taourirt is one of Morocco’s most beautiful kasbahs. Historically, it was a strategic location controlled by the Glaoui for the Saharan Caravan Route to West Africa. While Taourirt served as the main Glaoui residence, it did not house the primary Glaoui chiefs. Instead, it accommodated the second tier of command, including the dynasty’s sons, servants, cousins, builders, and craftsmen.

Dades Gorges - The Dades Valley is a small yet spectacular version of the Grand Canyon! Its sheer mountain walls and incredible geological rock formations contribute to its uniqueness and splendor, especially when the sun is shining and the sky is a clear blue. The region is well-known for its uniquely shaped mountains, locally referred to as the Monkeys’ Fingers.

Dades Gorges > Tinghir > Todra Gorges > Erfoud/Rissani > Merzouga Erg Chebbi

Todgha Gorge - Located near the town of Tinerhir, Todra Gorge is in the eastern part of the Atlas Mountains. Here, the Todra River and the Dades River have carved out a narrow canyon known as Todra Gorge (sometimes spelled Todgha Gorge).

Erg Chebbi - These are vast seas of dunes formed by wind-blown sand. Visitors will spend their third night here, surrounded by dunes and beneath the starry Sahara sky.

Merzouga > Ziz Valley > Zaida > Midelt > Azrou Cedar Forest > Fes

Midelt - A brief stop is made here before continuing to Fez, and it is generally where lunch is served.

Azrou - Known for its cedar forests, this area is home to the Barbary macaques, a species of monkey that visitors might have the chance to feed if encountered.

Fes - This is the final destination where guests will be dropped off, marking the end of the service.

• Transport during the 3 days from Marrakech to Fes
• Accommodation included: 1st night in Dades and 2nd night in Merzouga
• Dinner
• Breakfast

• Guide fees of ait ben haddou 3 EUROS (optional guide)
• Entrance fees to the Kasbah Taourirt
• Lunches

Merzouga desert tour starts from Marrakech, this desert tour will allow you to discover the Sahara and its secrets, the Morocco desert is known worldwide for the tallest dunes and especially the night sky that shows the stars so close that you can not believe yourself, then finish the tour in the cultural capital of Morocco.
This Marrakech desert trip to Fes through Merzouga is a must-do if you want to visit the max of Morocco.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.