5 Days Desert Tour from Marrakech to Fes

Morocco culture tour; discover Morocco culture during this wonderful 5 Days Desert Tour from Marrakech to Fes.

5 Days Desert Tour from Marrakech to Fes

OVERVIEW

Discover the splendor of southern Morocco with a 5-day desert tour starting in Marrakech and ending in Fes. You will see the towering sand dunes of the Sahara and the rocky peaks of the Atlas plateaus, home to the splendid traditional buildings of the Berber people. You will visit historic kasbahs and desert settlements, stroll through medieval medinas and souks, and marvel at palaces and mosques.
During your five-day desert tour from Marrakech to Fes, you will admire the stunning vistas of southern Morocco. The splendid Berber buildings, gorges, verdant valleys, ancient Kasbahs, oases and sand dunes. On this 5-day tour from Marrakech to Fes, you will taste and explore on camels as you ride over the sand dunes to watch the beautiful sunset and learn about the Berber people and their way of life. Merzouga’s largest camp in the Erg Chebbi desert.

Highlights of 5 Days desert Tour from Marrakech to Fes

Navigate the Tizi Ntichka Pass and the High Atlas Mountains.
See Ait Ben Hadou, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Take a car to Dades Gorges.
See the Todgha Gorges and traverse the Erfoud Desert by car.
Experience a breathtaking sunset while riding a camel in Merzouga.
In the Erg Chebbi Sahara camp, spend the night under the stars.
travel to Fes via the Ziz Valley.
Fes's visit.

Itinerary: 5 Days Desert Tour from Marrakech to Fes

Day 1: Marrakech - Atlas Mountains - Ait ben haddou Kasbah - Ouarzazate

After breakfast, we will depart from the riad or hotel where you stayed the previous night for the first day of a 5-day desert tour. From there, we will cross the Tizi-Ntichka (Atlas Mountains), which offers a breathtaking perspective of the surrounding landscape.
After visiting the Kasbah restaurant in Ait ben Haddou, we will have lunch there. From there, we will move on to Ouarzazate via the city’s studios; you can decide whether or not to see them. After that, we will have to spend the first night in the hotel/riad.

Day 2: Ouarzazate - kasbah of Amridil - valley of roses - valley of Dades - gorges of Todra - desert of Merzouga

After breakfast on our second day, we will travel via the Atlas Mountains to Skoura, where we will stop in Kasbah Amridil. These marvels of the seventeenth century, one of Morocco’s best reeds, sprang up at the Dh 50 mark. Situated a little distance from the. main road, this living museum showcases the several eras of a traditional kasbah’s existence. Notable features include hand-carved door locks, an olive oil piston, and functional baking ovens that once housed animals. The two halves of the Kasbah, each with a separate entrance, are separated by a taller balcony and authentic atmosphere. After that, we’ll carry on through the Rose Valley to the

Day 3: Tour around Merzouga Desert

After breakfast at your hotel, you will begin your five-day desert tour from Marrakech to Fes. First, you will visit a settlement of black people, once slaves in Sudan, Mali, and Senegal, to learn about their music and lifestyle. Next, you will cross the desert to see and learn about nomadic families living in Berber tents. Today you will enjoy a traditional Berber meal, namely Berber pizza, at the home of a local family.
You will also visit the historic city of Rissani, which was the starting point of the Alawite dynasty, Morocco’s current royal family. About 360 Ksars, or walled villages with numerous towers, surround Rissani. It also boasts a large souk, or open market with four gates, held three times a week. It was formerly known as Sijilmassa and served as a collection point for salt caravans traveling from Timbuktu, Mali. Here you will enter the souk to learn more about it. We will then return to the village of Merzouga. We will then return to the village of Merzouga. In the afternoon you will take a camel ride with an experienced guide to discover what lies hidden among the highest sand dunes in Morocco.
It takes about an hour and thirty minutes of camel riding to reach the camp, where you can watch the stars and the sunset. You will stay overnight in a desert camp and have dinner at the restaurant. In addition, the traditional drum music of the villagers will enrich the

Day 4: desert camp - Errachidia - Midalt - Azrou - Ifran - Fes

After breakfast and sunrise in the morning, we have to depart from the desert camp and travel via Erfoud to Errachidia, which offers a panoramic view. Once there, we’ll see the forest of the Ziz Valley, take some pictures, and continue to Midelt, which is known for its apples. After lunch, we’ll pass through a few villages and small cities en route to the Azrou forest, where there are wild monkeys. We spend some time watching the monkeys before continuing to Ifran City, which is the second cleanest city in Morocco and the second most clean in Australia. After that, we’ll see the stone lion and leave it to Fes. Moreover, today marks the conclusion of our five-day desert tour from Marrakech to Fes.

Day 5: Visit Fes with our local guide

It’s time to start visiting this interesting city, one of the highlights of this week-long Moroccan vacation, after relaxing from your trip and having breakfast in the riad in the medina of Fes. Our licensed guide will accompany you; she will speak Spanish and you will meet her at your hotel or at the designated location. The morning’s guided tour will take you through the city’s landmarks and the most famous places in the medina, listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.
The souks, well-known sites such as Nejjarine, the Karaouine Mosque, the university that houses it (one of the oldest in the world), the madrasas of Bou Inania and Attarin, and the more authentic artisanal neighborhoods such as the tanners’ district are a few examples of these places. and a long list of others. Several important sites may not be included in the morning street tour because Fez is one of the largest cities in North Africa.
Thus, this day’s free afternoon can be a useful addition to continue exploring the city: For this era, the Royal Palace with its magnificent gilded gates, the Navigator in the Jewish quarter, or museums such as the Borj Nord are intriguing options. of the well-known stores and places downtown, as this city boasts some of the nation’s largest businesses. There are many possibilities that will make for a hectic day, ending with a well-deserved night’s sleep in the medina’s riads. Our adventure in the des