As we continue our 6 days tour from Marrakech, we’ll stop at Todra Gorge, a colorful, narrow canyon that’s a favorite among outdoor enthusiasts. Then, we’ll travel via the Ziz Valley to Erfoud through Tinjdad, an oasis hamlet well-known for being the entrance to the spectacular Erg Chebbi dunes and for being home to some of the world’s most distinctive fossil producers.

While there, we can visit a nearby firm that makes furniture for homes and artisans out of fossils. Then take a car to Merzouga in the Sahara desert.

When you reach the edge of the golden sand dunes, you switch from your original mode of transportation—camels or desert ships—to one of the greatest sunset viewing locations before enjoying sandboarding as the light fades and the sand changes color. The trip is directed by knowledgeable guides.

Arriving at the well-equipped Merzouga Desert Camp, where we will spend the night in tents decorated in a Berber style.

A distinctive and traditional starlit Berbere dinner will make this amazing night unforgettable, and tribal music (drums) played around a desert campfire will round it off.

We will spend today, the third day of our 6 days tour from Marrakech, touring the Merzouga desert. With the choice of going camel trekking or touring in the comfort of a 4×4, you’ll have the opportunity to “do your own thing.” We’ll also go to Khamlia village, which is well-known for its folk music.

We will spend today, the third day of our six-day trip from Marrakech, touring the Merzouga desert. With the choice of going camel trekking or touring in the comfort of a 4×4, you’ll have the opportunity to “do your own thing.” Additionally, we’ll go to the Khamlia village, which is well-known for its authentic Gnawa music.

We will continue our adventure to the lead mines in the small, deserted village of Mefes, which has been a source of various minerals ever before the French colonizers arrived.

We simply can’t pass up the chance to enjoy a visit with a kind nomad family that resides behind the Merzouga Sahara desert dunes. Our evening will come to a close in a riad or hotel in the Merzouga region.

After breakfast at the hotel, we will go through Rissani and the largest market in the area, the local souk, in order to get to Midelt in the Atlas Mountains via Ziz Valley and palm plantations.

After stopping for lunch at a nearby eatery, we can continue on to Azrou and its Barbary Apes before driving to Fes, where we will spend the night in a nearby hotel.

We will go to Ifrane City, which has beautiful architecture, and lush gardens, and is a very clean town. It is also the ideal place for ski fans because of its sizable ski resort, Mishlifen. Ifrane is known as the “Switzerland of Morocco” due to its exquisite features and setting.

The sightseeing tour will begin with a native guide taking us through the winding streets and little alleys of the oldest city in Morocco.

Fes, which has three separate areas and is recognized as a scientific city, is home to the oldest university in the world: Fes el Bali (a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1981).

The Jewish quarter is located in the Fes-Jdid “new Fez,” the oldest of the three, which has more than 8500 winding streets and alleys supported by a high wall. The “Ville Nouvelle,” the most up-to-date section of Fez, was constructed during French rule.

The Tanneries, the Attarine Museum, and the Moulay Idriss Mausoleum are all stops on the guided sightseeing tour. Following your visits to numerous cooperatives, you’ll be treated to a beautiful view of Fes’s Medina.

After the tour is over and we’ve had lunch, we’ll head to Casablanca. Dinner and overnight stay in the population-wise largest and most economically important city in Morocco.