Tour overview

8 DAYS SAHARA DESERT TOUR.

Extraordinary 8-day Sahara Desert tour journey, weaving through the imperial cities of Morocco and culminating in the awe-inspiring landscapes of the Sahara Desert. Beginning in the vibrant heart of Marrakech, you’ll traverse the regal streets of Fes, Meknes, and Rabat, each bearing the historical imprint of Morocco’s rich heritage. Then, venture into the boundless beauty of the Sahara, where golden dunes stretch as far as the eye can see. Engage in camel treks, absorb the starry symphony of desert nights, and immerse yourself in the vibrant tapestry of Berber traditions. This tour seamlessly blends the opulence of imperial cities with the timeless allure of the Sahara, promising an adventure etched in memory.”

Day 1: MARRAKECH AIRPLANE TERMINAL.

The first day of our Sahara desert tour. Upon your landing, we will get you at the Marrakech airplane terminal for an Exchange to Marrakech Medina overnight on a Riad.

Day 2: MARRAKECH – HIGH ATLAS – AIT BEN HADDOU – OUARZAZATE – DADES VALLEY.

Sahara desert tour from Marrakech. Traverse the high Atlas Mountains to reach the ancient Aït Benhaddou Kasbah, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a backdrop for famous films. Continue along the road of a thousand kasbahs, witness the valley of roses, and discover the local traditions surrounding this fragrant flower. Finally, journey to the Dades Valley and Crevasses for an unforgettable overnight stay.

Day 3: DADES VALLEY – TODRA GORGES – ALNIF – M’HARECH DESERT.

In the morning we will drive to Tinghir and the considerable gulches of Morocco Todra Chasms are arranged past the focal high Chartbook Mountains. Here, the differentiating scenes help guests to remember Colorado, with its high level, its crevasses, and incredible gullies, and its pinnacles in some cases chipped by disintegration. A few crests around there surpass 4000 m, with Jbel Saghro 2500 m and Jbel Mgoun at 4068 m being the most elevated crest in this piece of the High Chartbook.

The region is populated by Berbers. Here you can appreciate a climb among those impressive gullies. Then continuation to cross some Berber towns with a stop for lunch in Alnif, after lunch drive to begin the visit on the leave and dark volcanic mountains, to touch base in M’harech Chasm for overnight.

Day 4: M’HARECH DESERT SAFARI – ERG CHEBBI DESERT – DESERT CAMP.

In the morning, take off for continuation on rough terrain and it was a Paris Dakar street, from an immense level on the hearth of the abandoned; we will see a lot of migrant dark tents amidst no place. Stop by an itinerant family to have tea and see what a migrant life resembles, after our drive and we should find the roaming life of Touareg individuals by going to Alkhamliya, a town where nothing has been changed through hundreds of years, It is possible that we lunch here in Alkhamliya town by a Berber Pizza, All through the sandhills.

We go for a drive on these awesome scenes on the edge of the Erg Chebbi desert, the biggest sand rises in Morocco where you will meet a camel ride to meet a standout amongst the most interesting sight we will ever observe, the radiant dusk amidst the high sand ridges of Merzouga. Today around evening time we remain in Berber rose to forsake camp and appreciate the awesome stars see.

Day 5: MERZOUGA DESERT – ZIZ VALLEY – MIDELT – IFRANE – FES.

In the early morning, you will get and stroll to the highest point of the hills to see the dawn, and after you will back for breakfast on the camp, then you will take off to cross Erfoud than Ziz valley, and continue to cross the high Map book Mountains again to rush Midelt for Lunch.

after lunch, you will leave Midelt to cross the cedar woods backwoods with a few stops to see the wild monkeys and the heap of the center Chartbook, than drive to Ifrane the Moroccan Swiss city, for a stop and a little stroll, then heading to Fez for supper and overnight. 8 days Marrakech desert tour.

Day 6: FES MEDINA – MEKNES.

Subsequent to going by the monetary capital Casablanca and the political one Rabat, here we go for another enterprise through the scholarly capital of Fez which was viewed as Mecca of the west and Athena of Africa. It is the greatest city in the nation after Casablanca with a populace of roughly 1 million. This city is a previous capital and one of the nation’s four majestic urban communities. Fez includes three unmistakable parts, Fez el Bali is the most seasoned part encompassed by a major divider, where are more than 9000 restricted lanes and partners. Fez-Jdid or the new Fes, home of the Mellah the Jewish quarter, and the Ville Nouvelle the most current segment of Fez made amid the French occupation. Fes el Bali is a UNESCO World Legacy Site.

Its medina is the biggest on the planet. Among its limited lanes and partners, the most established college on the planet is found; The College of Al-Karaouine, established in Advertisement 859. This College is as yet working these days, after your visit to Fez and we will drive to Meknes for Overnight.

Day 7: MEKNES – VOLUBILIS – RABAT – MARRAKECH.

In the morning and after breakfast, you will begin a little visit to Meknes is the site of the principal Middle Easterner tradition made by Moulay Ismail and has the Medersa Bou Inania and the Bab Mansour, the Passage to Moulay Ismail Royal residence.

This leads us into the Henries-Souani, the stallions stable and storage facilities, at that point street to Volubilis takes us along an excellent extend of farmlands where olives, grain, vegetables, and grapes are developed, before touching base to Volubilis, Volubilis is seeing the celebrated Roman destroys left from the Roman Realm’s most southern station, street by the interstate to Marrakech for overnight at.

Day 8: MARRAKECH GUIDED TOUR.

The end of an extraordinary 8-day Sahara desert tour from Marrakech, exploring the vibrant history of Morocco. Marrakech, nestled near the Atlas Mountains, boasts an ancient fortified city, the Medina, alongside the modern Gueliz district established during the French occupation. Dive into the bustling markets of Djemaa el Fna, where storytellers, musicians, and snake charmers captivate visitors. Visit the historic Koutoubia Mosque and navigate the narrow streets of the ancient city.

Discover the intriguing legend of the “seven saints” during Moulay Ismail’s reign, whose tombs were relocated to Marrakesh. The city’s history is also marked by the rule of T’hami El Glaoui, known as the “Ruler of the Atlas” and Pasha of Marrakesh. Explore the historic Dar Pacha El Glaoui, once his seat of power.

As your 8-day journey culminates, we’ll escort you to the Marrakech airport, concluding this remarkable tour of Sahara desert and Imperial cities.