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4-day tour Fes to Marrakech via desert

Overview of the 4-Day Morocco itinerary from Fes. Get ready for a 4-day tour Fes to Marrakech via desert with Navigate Morocco! This trip takes you through the historical significance and architecture of the two imperial cities as well as the Merzouga desert’s cultural encounters. the journey itself will take you across different landscapes such as the middle and high Atlas Mountains, Cedar Forest, Merzouga Sahara desert, Todra Gorges, and Kasbahs.

Overview

Overview of the 4-Day Morocco itinerary from Fes.

Get ready for a 4-day tour From Fes to Marrakech with Navigate Morocco! This trip takes you through the historical significance and architecture of the two imperial cities as well as the Merzouga desert’s cultural encounters. the journey itself will take you across different landscapes such as the middle and high Atlas Mountains, Cedar Forest, Merzouga Sahara desert, Todra Gorges, and Kasbahs.

Highlights of the 4 Days Morocco itinerary from Fes.

Visit Unesco World Heritage sites and historic Madrasas ( Schools ).
Immerse yourself in Erg Chebbi dunes, Camel treks, Sandboarding, ATV Quad, and 4*4 Adventures.
Wonder through the Todra Gorges Where cliffs rise on either side of the river.
Uncover Ouarzazat’s International film industry.
Delve into Marrakech’s Historical landmarks.

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Private SUV or Van with A/C.
Fuel and vehicle Fees.
Experienced English, Spanish, and French-speaking driver.
3 Overnights in Hotels or Riads.
Request stops and breaks during the tour.
3 breakfasts,3 dinners with Vegetarian and vegan options.
Free time for exploration.
Camel ride in the Sahara desert (a Camel Per person)
Dinners and Breakfasts.
Fuel.

Flight’s tickets
Drinks and Lunches.
Monuments fee.
Tips

Itinerary

Day 1 : Fes - Ifran - Azrou - Midelt - Ziz Valley - Merzouga. −

In the morning your driver will pick you up at your accommodation Hotel/Riad in Fes, And Hit the road to our first destination which is Ifran, A beautiful city that makes you feel like you’re in Switzerland. the city is also known for its Atlas Lions , was once in the Atlas Mountains and they made a stone statue as a reminder of that majestic Animal. After that, we’ll keep going to Azrou Cedar Forest Home to the Atlas Cedar Trees and barbary Macaque monkeys. then we’ll drive for a couple of hours through incredible scenic roads till lunch stop in Midelt city. this city is famous for its sweet flavor and high-quality Apples which makes it a standout in Moroccan Agriculture.

After lunch the road trip will continue to a spot for a breathtaking panoramic view in Ziz Valley, by crossing Tizi-n-talghemt pass And the Foum Zabel tunnel. in the afternoon we’ll arrive at the most fascinating destination Merzouga Sahara Desert where the camels will be waiting for you to through the sand dunes, you’ll have a short break to enjoy the sunset on the way to the camp, As you’ll be welcomed warmly with a cup of mint tea and Moroccan sweets. the opportunity is yours to spend a starry night full of stars at the camp around the campfire enjoying Local Berber music.

Day 2 : Full-day tour around the desert. +

the 2nd day starts with waking up early to see the sunrise and have breakfast. then we visit a nomadic tent to get in touch with their way of living, in which they prefer a whole different life quiet and far away from civilization. next, we’ll drive across an abandoned mining town called M’fis known for extracting mines such as kohl, an ancient eye cosmetic made from antimony or galena powder that uses both men and women as eyeliner. The next stop is totally a different taste. Khamlia town, in this town you’re going to discover Gnawa music, a spiritual rhythmic style of music played by locals that originally sub-saharan Africans who were brought to Morocco during the 16th and 17th centuries. the day Ends with lunch at a local restaurant and an optional ATV Quads then we go back to the camp to spend the night.

Day 3 : Merzouga - Rissani - Erfoud - Tinjdad - Todra Gorges - Dades Valley. +

After Breakfast, we’ll carry on To Boumaln Dades Starting with Rissani City which was the ancient capital of tafilalet, known for its commercial center, and if it happens to be Souk Day which is Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays. we’ll go for a walk inside the vibrant souk where we going to see handmade crafts, leather goods, traditional Moroccan rugs, and many spices. Also, we’ll have Various stops on the way to Todra Gordes. These Gorges are considered a popular destination, especially for enthusiast climbers and photographers offering stunning views for them, in the Afternoon, we’ll be in Boumaln Dades the City where we’re going to spend the 3rd night in a riad.

Day 4 : Boumaln dades - Ouarzazate - Ait ben hadou kasbah - Marrakech +

After three amazing days together, our adventure continues on the fourth and final day of our 4-day tour from Fes to Marrakech. Today is packed with excitement and visits to mountain villages that will make you wonder how people live, earn a living, and provide and keep their goods.

In the morning, right after breakfast, we’ll get back to the road passing by uncountable charm villages starting with Magona castle (Kelaat M’Gouna). the area is also known as Rose Valley thanks to its rose cultivation, this town celebrates the Rose Festival every year in early May which lasts about one week. during this season women compete for the “Miss Rose” Title.

Our journey takes us to Ouarzazat City, the name comes from the Amazigh ( Berber) Language and means “ Without Noise ” known for its historical kasbahs such as ” Ait-Ben-Haddou” considered a UNESCO World Heritage site, The city is known Also for the film industry because of its large Atlas studios, Numerous well-known Movies and tv shows were filmed there for example: “Lawrence of Arabia,” “Gladiator,” “The Mummy,” and “Kingdom of Heaven…

By Crossing Tizi n’Tichka pass in the High Atlas mountains that reach approximately 2,205 meters (7,234 feet) and navigating their winding curves we’ll finally arrive at Marrakech where your journey with NavigateMorocco come to an End.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How long does it take to get to the desert from Marrakech?

The road trip from Marrakech to the Sahara Desert, specifically to Merzouga, is an approximately 9-hour journey. To make this travel more comfortable and enjoyable, we include an overnight stay at Dades Valley and in Ouarzazte to break up the drive. On the third day, you will continue your journey from Merzouga back to Marrakech

Can I skip the camel ride to the desert camp?

Of course! If you are not keen on riding camels, we have covered you with an alternative. You can relax in the comfort of a 4×4 vehicle at no extra cost, and we will transport you to the camp hassle-free. Your satisfaction is our priority!

Are there bathrooms in the camp?

Absolutely, all the camps in our selection are classified as luxury camps, guaranteeing your comfort with the added convenience of private en-suite bathrooms.

What type of vehicles are used for the 4 days tour from Marrakech?

Great question! Our vehicle type depends on how many people are in your group. Different vehicles are available, like the Toyota Prado Land Cruiser TX, Ford 8- seater van, and Mercedes Benz Sprinter minibus (suitable for groups ranging from eight to seventeen passengers), in addition to other comfortable car options.

How far in advance should we book this tour?

The early bird catches the worm, it is recommended to book the trip as soon as possible.

How to pay for the tour?

Our payment procedure is simple and hassle-free. To confirm your reservation, we kindly ask for a small deposit. This deposit can be easily paid via PayPal, bank transfer, or Wise when you make your booking. The outstanding balance is due in cash on the first day of your tour directly to our knowledgeable driver/guide. You have the flexibility to pay in euros, US dollars, or an equivalent sum in dirhams.