Top 2-Day Desert Tours: The Best Fes to Marrakech Experience

Discover Morocco’s stunning desert of Merzouga on a Top 2-day tour from Fes to Marrakech. Your experience starts at 8:00 AM with a pickup from an accomplished driver. Take a grand detour to Ifrane, known as the “Switzerland of Morocco,” for staggering photograph valuable open doors. While going through Azrou, don’t pass up on the opportunity to see monkeys in the cedar woodland. Partake in a scrumptious lunch in Midelt prior to investigating the stunning Ziz gorges. Stop for an all encompassing perspective on the Ziz valley prior to arriving at Erg Chebbi Ridges. Pass by Aoufous and Erfoud, popular for their fossils and dates, and visit a neighborhood fossil studio. Drench yourself in the enrapturing excellence of the Erg Chebbi dunes, otherwise called Merzouga dunes. End your day with a camel trip to watch the sunset and go through the night in a customary traveler tent in the core of the dunes.

Start your day right on time with a dawn insight on top of a hill in the Sahara Desert. Partake in a morning meal prior to getting back to the inn for a shower. Withdraw towards Tinghir, passing by Erfoud and Tinejdad, and enjoying some time off for lunch. In the early evening, go to Todra gorges for a staggering climb through the ravines. Stop in Boumalne du Dades or Kelaa M’gouna for an all encompassing perspective on the Dades valley. Proceed to Ouarzazate, halting for photographs close to the Atlas film studios and the UNESCO World Legacy Site of the Kasbah of Ait Benhaddou, a recording area for motion pictures like Warrior and Lawrence of Arabia. Contingent upon time, visit the Kasbah of Telouet, when involved by the Pacha Glaoui, for a brief look into its previous extravagance and Andalusian style enriching. Stroll through the disintegrating paths and experience the bedraggled magnificence of the Kasbah. End the day with a drive to Marrakech over the mountains of the Great Atlas, going through the Tizi N’Tichka pass. Your Best 2-day desert tour from Fes closes with a drop-off in Marrakech.