After breakfast, departure from Marrakech towards the Dades Gorges.
On the way, we cross the High Atlas Mountains, passing through the Tizi n’Tichka Pass, driving through numerous Berber nomadic villages that inhabit the region.

This spectacular landscape takes us to the Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah, famous for being the filming location of more than twenty movies, including Babel.
Continue via Ouarzazate, crossing the Valley of Roses, and then enter the Dades Gorges, where the famous “Route of a Thousand Kasbahs” begins.
Overnight in the Dades Valley and dinner at the hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel.
Departure towards the Todra Gorges, where you can enjoy a pleasant walk through its impressive canyon with vertical walls rising over 200 meters high.

Continue towards the desert through the Tafilalet palm grove.
Arrival at the hotel located at the foot of the dunes, where you can walk on the fine sand of Erg Chebbi, relax, and enjoy the stunning scenery.

In the evening, enjoy a delicious Moroccan dinner.
Overnight in a hotel room near the dunes.

After a traditional Moroccan breakfast, departure by 4x4 to explore the Erg Chebbi dunes, a sandy desert region.

During the many stops, you will discover how and where local nomadic families live, wild desert oases, spectacular landscapes, small desert villages, and palm groves.

Unmissable stop in the village of Khamlia, whose inhabitants are originally from Mali. Here you will enjoy a live Gnawa music performance while tasting traditional Moroccan tea.

Back at the hotel, camels will be waiting for a 1.5-hour camel trek, crossing the dunes to reach the heart of the desert and admire the beautiful sunset.

At the camp, enjoy drum music, dinner, and Moroccan tea.
Overnight in nomadic desert tents (haimas) under an immense, star-filled sky.

Early morning wake-up to enjoy another great spectacle of the Moroccan Sahara: the sunrise over the dunes.
Return by camel to the hotel. Breakfast and shower.

Continue towards Rissani, where you will visit what is known as the most authentic and traditional souk in Morocco, and the largest in southern Morocco, trading handicrafts, food, and animals.

Continue via Erfoud, the former gateway to the desert, famous for fossil craftsmanship, and cross the impressive Ziz Valley, home to more than 18,000 palm trees, until reaching Midelt.
Stop for lunch, then continue to Fez, passing through Ifrane, also known as the “Moroccan Switzerland” due to its architecture.

Arrival in Fez and transfer to the hotel.

Free day in Fez, another of the four imperial cities of Morocco and considered the religious and cultural center of the country.

Its university, famous for the study of Arabic and Islamic religion, attracts many Moroccan students.
You will have time to explore its different districts: Fez El-Jdid with the Mellah (Jewish quarter), the Ville Nouvelle (French quarter), and of course Fez El-Bali, the ancient medina within the walls.

Walking through its streets feels like traveling back in time, where potters, blacksmiths, craftsmen, and donkeys loaded with goods coexist with visitors navigating its labyrinthine alleys.
Also famous for its tanneries, you can witness the traditional medieval process used to dye leather in vivid colors.
Overnight in a riad.

Transfer to the airport according to your flight schedule.
End of your Marrakech – Merzouga Desert – Fez tour.