Experience the best of Morocco on our 4-day adventure from Fez to Marrakech. Traverse the scenic Middle Atlas Mountains, visit charming towns like Midelt and Erfoud, and explore a fascinating fossil factory. Immerse yourself in the magic of the Merzouga Desert as you ride camels, witness stunning sunrises, and spend a night in a traditional Berber camp. Discover the beauty of Todra Gorges and Dades Valley before journeying through Skoura and Ouarzazate. Marvel at the ancient Ait Benhaddou village, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and traverse the majestic Atlas Mountains en route to vibrant Marrakech. With “Show Me Morocco,” embark on an unforgettable journey filled with culture, adventure, and natural wonders.
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With “Show Me Morocco,” this 4-day trip promises an unforgettable blend of culture, adventure, and natural wonders, providing you with an authentic and immersive experience of Morocco’s diverse landscapes and rich heritage.
Discover the beauty of Todra Gorges and Dades Valley before journeying through Skoura and Ouarzazate. Marvel at the ancient Ait Benhaddou village, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and traverse the majestic Atlas Mountains en route to vibrant Marrakech. With “Show Me Morocco,” embark on an unforgettable journey filled with culture, adventure, and natural wonders.
Embark on an unforgettable journey with our 4×4 Marrakech Excursions private driver, starting from your Fez hotel. Traverse the breathtaking Middle Atlas Mountains, where you’ll encounter scenic landscapes and the charming Ifrane ski resort. Explore Azrou, known for its apple production, and continue to the vibrant town of Midelt. Here, immerse yourself in the local culture and visit a renowned fossil factory.
As we venture further, we reach the captivating towns of Errachidia and Erfoud. Discover the fascinating world of fossils before reaching our destination: Merzouga Desert. Indulge in the authentic hospitality of a desert hotel and savor a delightful dinner.
Uncover the Wonders of Merzouga Desert: Sahara Dunes, Gnawa Musicians, Camel Trekking, Berber Camp
Today, our exploration takes us deep into the heart of the Sahara Desert. Hop aboard our 4×4 vehicle and embark on a thrilling circuit through the mesmerizing dunes. Immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere of the “black village” of Khamlia, where you’ll have the opportunity to listen to enchanting Gnawa music.
As the sun reaches its zenith, enjoy a traditional Berber pizza for lunch, tantalizing your taste buds with local flavors. Our journey continues to the historic town of Rissani, where ancient traditions and vibrant markets await. In preparation for an unforgettable experience, embark on a camel ride to our Sahara camp.
The night is yours to enjoy the tranquil beauty of the desert as you relax in a traditional Berber camp. Delight in a delicious dinner under the starry sky, creating memories that will last a lifetime.
Witness the Majestic Sahara Sunrise: Camel Ride, Berber Villages, Todra Gorges, Dades Valley
Awake to the breathtaking spectacle of the Sahara sunrise, casting a golden glow over the vast desert landscape. Bid farewell to the desert as we ride our camels back to Merzouga village. After a revitalizing breakfast, embark on an immersive journey through the enchanting Berber villages.
Our route takes us through the historic towns of Rissani and Erfoud, offering glimpses of their rich cultural heritage. Discover the awe-inspiring Todra Gorges, where you’ll have the opportunity for a short hike amidst breathtaking natural beauty. Continue onward to the captivating Dades Valley, where a delightful dinner awaits in a charming hotel.
After a delightful breakfast, embark on a leisurely walk through the picturesque Dades Gorges, immersing yourself in the stunning surroundings. Our journey continues to the beautiful oasis of Skoura, where lush greenery and serene landscapes await your discovery.
Explore the captivating city of Ouarzazate, renowned for its film studios and notable Kasbahs. A guided tour of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Ait Benhaddou village and its ancient Kasbah, will transport you to a bygone era. Marvel at the iconic locations where legendary films like Gladiator and Lawrence of Arabia were filmed.
After a satisfying lunch, we venture through the majestic Atlas Mountains, crossing the scenic Tichka Pass, before arriving in the vibrant city of Marrakech.
Discover the freedom of choice with our year-round availability for this incredible trekking experience. Whether you have a specific date in mind or prefer to join one of our scheduled departures, we offer flexibility to suit your preferences. Reach out to us and let us know your desired date!
Sit back and relax as we take care of your convenient transportation arrangements for your adventure. Here’s how the pick-up and drop-off process will be handled:
Pick-up from Fes Accommodation:
Our professional driver will pick you up from your Fes accommodation at the designated time. Please note that some riads may not have direct car access. In such cases, our driver will park nearby and make their way to your Riad to meet you. Rest assured, we’ll ensure a smooth and hassle-free pick-up process.
Drop-off at Nearest Point to Your Riad/Hotel In Marrakech or Nearby:
To ensure your convenience, our driver will drop you off at the nearest point to your Riad or hotel. If necessary, our driver can even contact your riad to arrange a meeting point or provide further assistance. Your comfort and satisfaction are our top priorities.
With our attentive service, you can relax knowing that transportation logistics are taken care of, allowing you to focus on enjoying your Marrakech experience to the fullest.
When visiting Morocco’s smaller villages and venturing into the Sahara Desert, it’s important to dress respectfully and consider the local customs and climate. Here are some guidelines on appropriate attire:
1. Modesty is Key:
– In smaller villages and conservative areas, it’s advisable to dress modestly, especially for women. This means avoiding revealing clothing like short skirts, shorts, and low-cut tops.
– Opt for loose-fitting, lightweight clothing that covers your shoulders and knees. Long skirts, loose pants, and maxi dresses are good choices.
2. Cultural Sensitivity:
– Respect the local culture by avoiding clothing with offensive slogans or images.
– It’s common for women to cover their heads with a scarf or shawl as a sign of respect. You may choose to carry a scarf with you for this purpose.
3. Comfortable and Practical Clothing:
– Given the desert environment, it’s essential to wear breathable fabrics that provide protection from the sun.
– Choose lightweight and long-sleeved shirts or blouses to shield your skin from the harsh sun and potential sandstorms.
– Long, loose pants or maxi skirts are comfortable options for both men and women.
– Don’t forget to bring a lightweight jacket or sweater for cooler evenings in the desert.
4. Footwear:
– Comfortable and sturdy closed-toe shoes are recommended, especially for walking in sandy or uneven terrains.
– In the desert, sandals or flip-flops may not provide adequate protection, so it’s best to opt for closed shoes or lightweight hiking boots.
5. Sahara Desert-Specific:
– When camping or spending the night in the Sahara Desert, it can get chilly, especially during the winter months. Pack warm layers such as a sweater or jacket, socks, and a hat to stay cozy during the cool desert nights.
Remember, these are general guidelines, and it’s always a good idea to research specific cultural norms and weather conditions before your trip. By dressing respectfully and comfortably, you’ll not only show cultural sensitivity but also have a more enjoyable and immersive experience in Morocco’s villages and the stunning Sahara Desert.
Find the trek you are interested in then contact us via E-mail to discuss your trek and check availability. Once the details of your trek (duration, route, and number of people) have been agreed upon, we will make a provisional booking, giving the dates and cost.To confirm your booking we ask you to pay a 20% deposit. This can be in Euros, pounds sterling, or US dollars online via bank account. The balance is paid in Morocco by cash – again in Euros, sterling, or dollars – at the beginning of the trek.NB: if you can’t carry cash, you can always pay again the balance online by bank a few days before departure
