3 days from Marrakech to Fes via the desert

Breakfast and departure toward Dades, crossing the High Atlas Mountains to the Tizi n'Tichka Pass. At 2,260 meters above sea level, it is the highest road pass in the country. After lunch, you will set off for a captivating visit of the Kasbah of Aït Ben Haddou, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This complex of earthen buildings surrounded by walls is a typical example of traditional pre-Saharan habitat; some dwellings resemble small castles with their high towers. The oldest constructions date back to the 12th century. The journey continues with a panoramic tour of Ouarzazate, including a photo stop in front of the Taourirt Kasbah. You will then take the road toward the town of Dades for an exploration of the valley of the same name. There, you will discover surprising rock formations such as the “monkey fingers,” as well as remarkable variations of colors and natural landscapes. A stop is planned to admire the panoramic view over part of the Dades Gorges (Tissadrine). Dinner and accommodation in Dades.

Breakfast and departure toward the Todra Gorges via the town of Tinghir. You will enjoy a walk to discover these magnificent gorges and their high limestone cliffs. Carved by the Todra River over millennia, they can reach up to 300 meters in height and represent a true natural jewel of southern Morocco. Lunch in Tinjdad and continuation toward Erfoud, the gateway to the desert. You will cross immense golden dunes until your arrival in Merzouga. From there, you will set off on a camel ride through the dunes to admire a magnificent sunset. After a contemplative break, return by camel to your luxury camp. Dinner awaits you under a luxury bivouac, followed by an evening of entertainment in the magical atmosphere of the desert. An extraordinary and memorable moment. Overnight stay in a luxury camp.

In the morning, after enjoying the sunrise in the Sahara, breakfast. You will then take the road toward Fes, the oldest city in Morocco. The journey passes through Errachidia and Erfoud, following the Ziz Valley and its gorges, where several stops are planned to admire the panoramic views. Continuation toward Midelt, crossing the Tizi N'talghamt Pass for a lunch break. You will then head toward Fes through the cedar forest, with a stop to observe the Barbary monkeys. A final stop is planned in Ifrane, nicknamed the “Little Switzerland of Morocco,” before reaching Fes. Drop-off at your accommodation and end of our services.