Ouarzazate – Skoura – Valley of the Roses – Thousand Kasbahs Route – Todra Gorge – Merzouga – Erg Chebbi.

Kasbah Amridil - Kasbah Amridil to Skoura
The Amridil Kasbah is renowned as one of the most famous and well-preserved kasbahs in the Skoura palm grove. A true gem of adobe architecture, it provides an authentic glimpse into the history and Berber culture of southern Morocco. Visitors can explore its ancient rooms, traditional tools, and lifestyle, while enjoying a stunning view of the surrounding palm grove. It is a must-visit site between Ouarzazate and the Valley of the Roses.

Vallee Des Roses - The Valley of the Roses is a picturesque region at the foot of the High Atlas, celebrated for its vibrant landscapes and rose fields that fill the valley with fragrance in spring. As you traverse this valley, you will encounter authentic Berber villages, adobe kasbahs, and breathtaking natural landscapes nestled between mountains and oases. The region is also known for producing rose-based products, such as rose water and handcrafted cosmetics. It is a must-see on the Thousand Kasbahs Road.

Gargantas del Todra - The Todra Gorge is a stunning natural site at the base of the High Atlas, renowned for its towering rocky cliffs that soar over 300 meters high. Walking through this narrow canyon reveals a magnificent landscape sculpted by the Todra River, offering a striking contrast between the red mountain walls and the fresh water. It is an ideal location for a walk and to admire one of the most beautiful natural sites in southern Morocco.

Erg Chebbi - Erg Chebbi is one of Morocco’s most iconic deserts, famous for its vast golden sand dunes reaching up to 250 meters high. Situated near Merzouga, this Saharan landscape offers a unique experience of absolute silence, the vastness of the desert, and spectacular lights at sunrise and sunset. A camel ride through these dunes is an unforgettable experience, perfect for fully embracing the magic of the Moroccan Sahara.

Merzouga – Rissani – Alnif – Drâa Valley – Tizgui Waterfalls – Ouarzazate;

Rissani - Rissani is a historic town at the desert’s edge, once a crucial stop for trade caravans connecting the Sahara to Morocco’s major cities. Known for its authenticity, it hosts a bustling traditional market where local products, crafts, and a typical Saharan atmosphere converge. It is a symbolic place that reflects the culture and traditions of southern Morocco.

Alnif - Alnif is a quaint Saharan village nestled between mountains and desert, known for its arid and rugged landscapes typical of southeastern Morocco. This tranquil stop offers an immersion into a unique mineral environment, featuring desert plateaus and impressive rock formations. Alnif is also famous for its fossil discoveries and genuine atmosphere away from tourist areas.

Nkob - N’Kob is a delightful Berber village in the heart of the Drâa Valley, surrounded by palm groves and striking desert landscapes. Known for its numerous adobe kasbahs, it provides an authentic and serene stop on the road to the Sahara. It is also an ideal place to explore the traditional architecture and rural life of southern Morocco.

Draa Valley - The Drâa Valley is Morocco’s longest valley, renowned for its expansive palm groves, ksour, and traditional adobe kasbahs. It stretches along the ancient caravan route that once connected northern Morocco to the Sahara. This valley offers spectacular landscapes blending desert, oases, and authentic Berber villages, making it one of the most iconic routes in southern Morocco.

Tizgui Waterfall - The Tizgui Waterfalls are a hidden natural gem in the heart of the Anti-Atlas, providing a cool oasis amid arid and mountainous landscapes. This tranquil spot is characterized by its small waterfalls surrounded by lush vegetation, creating a striking contrast with the desert environment. It is an ideal stop for a nature break, a walk, and photos in an authentic and untouched setting of southern Morocco.

Anti-Atlas Mountains - The Anti-Atlas is a breathtaking mountain range in southern Morocco, known for its arid landscapes, impressive rock formations, and traditional Berber villages. Less crowded than the High Atlas, it offers an authentic journey through mountains, wild valleys, and desert plateaus. This region showcases raw nature and unique panoramas, linking mountain areas to the edges of the Saharan desert.

• All vehicle and driver costs included (fuel, meals, accommodation, parking)
• Walks in the Todra Gorge, Tinghir Palm Grove, Draa Valley and Desert
• Lunch
• Berber animation at the bivouac with songs and drum around the fire
• Dinner
• Take care of your luggage during the entire tour.
• Breakfast
• A camel ride of about an hour with a Guide.
• Private transportation
• Tourist taxes included in the Award
• Multi-risk and third-party liability insurance, insured by our authorized Trips Agency
• Possible stops on request (breaks, photos, toilets)
• Sandboarding available as an option in the dunes
• Entrances to historic monuments included
• Mineral water and welcome tea are available at the bivouac in the desert.
• Access to the pool during lunches (towels available).
• Luxury bivouac in the Merzouga desert

• Carbonated beverages
• Bottled water
• Alcoholic beverages
• Tea and coffee
• Award does not include: drinks in restaurants and tips

The Trips Agency is officially approved and recognized by the Moroccan Ministry of Tourism (license no. ODV - 10792). The agency holds all necessary professional insurance, ensuring travelers’ safety and peace of mind throughout their journey.

The service is distinguished by the quality of its modern, comfortable, and fully air-conditioned vehicles, ideal for long trips in southern Morocco and the desert.

The experienced and professional guide drivers are well-acquainted with the routes and regions traveled. They provide a secure journey along with warm and enriching support throughout the trip.

The agency prioritizes comfort, punctuality, and quality of service to guarantee a smooth, enjoyable, and stress-free experience from beginning to end.

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