Many of our guests staying in Fes and willing to travel to Marrakech fancy an overland trip through Morocco Sahara desert in a 3 days Fes to Marrakech. For that reason, we’ve tailored a private Fes to Marrakech desert tour to accommodate your need to combine Fes and Marrakech with all of the amazing scenery and sightseeing behind.
The departure of the first day would be by exploring the green Middle Atlas Mountains and visiting Ifran; Switzerland of Morocco as often referred to by Moroccans and which attracts the attention of newcomers. Afterward, the journey resumes driving to Midelt via the forest of the cedar trees where visitors have the chance to feed the wild monkeys in their natural habitat. Then continue to take pictures for the landscape of Ziz valley with numerous palm trees enclosed between the high Atlas Mountains. In the early afternoon, visitors get ready and accompanied by a camel guide to go for an authentic camel trek experience of around one hour and a half where they could catch the sunset in the heart of the Erg Chebbi dunes and spend a memorable night with numerous of glittering stars, enjoy a Berber dinner, other stuff and sleep in a traditional nomadic tent.
After enjoying the beauty of sunrise at dawn, visitors would ride their camels going back to their hotel for taking a shower and having breakfast, and heading to Todra gorges respectively via the dramatic stony desert, the palm trees of Rissani is known for its traditional market in the south and Erfoud (capital of the fossils and best qualities of). The next destination is Tinghir and the lush valley of Todra where visitors would have a short hike along the narrow and high cliffs of Todra. Visitors also explore the amazing scenery of Dades valley, known as the valley of one thousand Kasbahs with its unusual rock formations. Overnight would be spent in the Dades Gorges would be in a hotel.
Directly after breakfast, the journey would resume its way via the Rose valley and continue the journey to visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Aït Benhaddou. The latter is situated on a hill along the Ouarzazate river, this beautiful example of southern Moroccan architecture has been used as a backdrop for several famous movies. Afterward, the journey would be resumed towards Marrakech via the highest pass in Africa Tizi N’ Tichka (Altitude 2260 m ) while enjoying the marvelous views of the giant High Atlas Mountains with the panoramic Berber villages. Drop off in your accommodation in Marrakech at 05:00 pm approx.
