Best 7-Day Desert Marrakech Tours

Marrakech to Casablanca tour 7 days begins in Marrakech by picking you up from your hotel/riad or airport. We will drive through the Atlas Mountains via the Tizi N Tichka Pass, stopping for photos of Berber villages along the way (you may take a walk in some villages to see Berber villages). Then we’ll go to Telouet, where we’ll see a 17th-century kasbah. We’ll drive to Ouarzazate, where we’ll see the UNESCO-protected Ait ben Haddou kasbah and Kasbah Taourirt, one of the most beautiful in the region. After that, we’ll drive to Skoura, a city that overlooks several lovely kasbahs, particularly the standing 18th century Kasbah of Ameridil, and then to Kalaat Mgouna, where we’ll visit the lovely rose valley. On the way to the Dades Valley, where you’ll see many Berber villages and the unique rock formation “the monkey toes,” as well as many nomadic landscapes. and the amazing Dad’s gorges and its crazy road where you’ll watch the sunset, overnight here.

After breakfast at the riad, we will travel to the Todgha gorges, where you will have free time to enjoy the panoramic views of Berber villages overlooking the valley and walk beneath the 300m high cliff, where many rock climbers come to enjoy their favorite sport. The journey then continues to Merzouga (where camel trekking tours will be waiting), passing through Tinjdad (lunchtime), Erfoud, and Er-rissani while admiring the great landscapes of the Sahara Oasis. After a glass of mint tea, you’ll have time to relax and feel the desert serenade you in the riad, you can take a walk in Merzouga village, and at the end of this exciting day, you’ll climb bar feet the dunes to admire one of the best sunsets in the world, Moroccan Trips will stop overnight here.

This morning, you will witness our way of life. We will travel all the way around the dunes via the oasis of MERZOUGA, to the nomadic depository, KHAMLIA village (truly an African village), where you will meet the Gnawa people and experience their music and way of life. Not far away is the Merzouga Lake with its bird populations, after which you will depart for Rissani, a historical city and the birthplace of many Moroccan kings, as well as the meeting point for African caravans. walking through the souk, which sells spices, vegetables, and clothing. After a nomadic welcome in a glass of mint tea, you will mount your camel, guided by a skilled camel man, to explore the mysterious sand sea of the Erg-Chebbi and luxuriate in the beauty of the Sahara Desert while riding on the Camels. You’ll have time to relax and enjoy the sunset over the golden dunes, one of the best sunsets in the world, from your nomad tents. Finally, you will have dinner ahead of camp, where you will spend your first night in a tent or under the stars. Local music is the best way to enjoy with drums and dance around the fire. For your convenience, our camp has western bathrooms and showers.

In the morning, we will wake you up early in the morning to witness one of the top world-rated sunrises, which will be imprinted on your mind. Then you’ll return to Merzouga, admiring the spectacular Erg Chebbi sand dunes. After breakfast in the Riad, depart for Fes via Ziz Valley, the first Erfoud known for its fossils. The Ziz Gorges provide a rocky passage, and the Oued Ziz leads to the Tafilalt oases. Our journey continues alongside the trailing edge of the Cedar Forest to Azrou, which in the local Berber means “rock,” and is located up a steep hill of cedar forests inhabited by endangered Barbary Apes. The next stop is Ifran, a tidy, orderly, and modern city that feels more like Switzerland transplanted to the Middle Atlas. In the everning will arrive FES for the night in Riad.

On the fifth day of your Marrakech to Casablanca tour beginning in Marrakech. After breakfast in your Riad, you will begin your tour of the country’s spiritual capital and oldest city. by exploring its crowded souks, epic alleyways, and historical monuments. The great Royal Palace gate connects the new and old Fes. Following that, we’ll begin visiting cultural and historical sites such as Al Qaraouine University, the Tanneries, and the Attarine Museum. After lunch, you’ll visit the best area to stay in Fes, a UNESCO World Heritage site with its alleyways and epic Moroccan monuments such as Babb Boujloud (the medina’s main gate). Fes el Bali is a fantastic Souk of local handicrafts with colorful Moroccan styles, leatherwork get back to the hotel or Riad.

Breakfast at the hotel/riad is followed by a full-day tour. In the morning, you will be driven to Volubilis, Morocco’s most famous Roman remnant dating from AD 24-285, and Meknes, an imperial city that has existed since the first rulers of the Alawite dynasty that ruled Morocco. The grandiose Babb el-Mansur gateway, the Sahrij Souani Basin, and the sumptuously decorated Moulay Ismail Mausoleum are all located there, the capital will provide us with a nice Riad.

The royal city won’t let us leave without breakfast. Then we’ll take you to explore the exotic of our capital RABAT, where you’ll see the Hassan Tower, built in the 12th century. Then there’s the Ordains Kasbah, an 11th-century fortress built in an Andalusian style that offers stunning views of Salé and the Atlantic Ocean. We’ll eat lunch before heading to Casablanca, Morocco’s main commercial capital. First, we’ll go to Hassan 2, the world’s second-largest mosque, and especially its location, right on the tip of a rocky bay above the ocean, which is one of Morocco’s greatest architectural achievements, followed by a visit to Place Mohamed V, which houses many old government buildings our service end either in hotel or airport.