Fes to marrakech Via Desert

Trip Overview

5 Days tour fes to Marrakech   is the perfect way to explore Morocco’s desert and high atlas Mountains. Starting with a stone statue of a lion, and a cedar forest in Azrou ; the unique place where wild monkeys come down the trees to grab food from tourists. Not to mention the camel trek experience and overnight stay at the desert camp with its magical sunrise/sunset views over the golden dunes. This 5 days tour will give you the opportunity to spend more time in the Sahara, explore the merzouga area, visit Berber nomad families in their camps and tents, walk around in local traditional weekly markets, explore the palm fields of ziz valley and the fossil exhibitions of Arfoud and many more sites.

Trip Details

Duration

5 Days 4 Night

Group

Private

Trip Type

Weekendes

Itinerary

The tour starts At 8 a.m, we drive to Ifrane short stop to visit swizrland of Morocco, and then through Azrou where you can watch wild monkeys in the woods of the middle Atlas mountains, next we head to Midelt. It is widely known  for apples farming. We stop for lunch there. later, we take back on the road  by the pass of Tizi-n-Talremt through the Ziz Valley. The valley is famous for its large oasis of Palm.  Along the way, we will enjoy views of many palaces, small traditional villages until we arrive in Er Rachidia and we continue to Erfoud, which is famous for fossil bazars and  festival of Dates. We spend the night and dinner in a traditionally –designed hotel.

Morning at your leisure in Erfoud, then we will head to the village of Merzouga via the holy city of Rissani, a site where the ancestors of the Alaouite Dynasty are buried in the Mausoleum of Moulay Ali Sherif. Visit of the ruins of Ksar Abbar, a Kasbah that dates from the 17th century. Continuation to the village of Khamlia known for its Jazz and Gnawa music before we arrive to the auberge close to the dunes, we will then have lunch, relax for couple hours before we start the Camel adventure for an hour seen the sunset over the Golden dunes of Erg Chebbi and arriving to the camp for the overnight.

An early morning to see the beautiful sunrise, a delicious breakfast in the middle of the dunes, followed by a camel ride back to the same point of departure. Trade your camels and get into your private vehicle departing to Dades Gorge, where we have a scheduled overnight. The trip is about 5 hours, but we will divert to visit Todra Gorge (this would add an additional 2h onto the trip). En route, we will visit the Todra, where you will experience the unbelievable glory of the massive canyon walls reaching some 300 meters (900 feet) high and continuing for some 100 meters (300 feet). We will make a few stops along the way as we drive through various small Berber villages and the town of Tinjdad, and we can even schedule a short walk through the Todra Valley.

Have breakfast, get ready, then we go for a walk through the  Dades valley by the river. After the walk we continue our journey driving to Ouarzazate, we will drive along the Rose Valley to the village of Kelaa M’gouna where ‘Festival of Roses’ is held in May every year. Here you can visit shops with all products made from the roses such as rose water and oils. After a tour in klaa, we carry our journey along the kasbahs of Skoura to Ouarzazate where we will have dinner and spend the night in a Riad.

 

Leaving after leisurely breakfast to Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou, a UNESCO world heritage and the backdrop for many Hollywood films such as Lawrence of Arabia and Gladiator. From there we continue our Journey via the Ounila Valley is stunning and features some of the most photogenic Berber Villages in an idyllic setting. After about 1 hour you reach the Glaoui (who was known as Lord of the Atlas) inspired Kasbah of Telouet, featuring some magnificent tile and zellij (woodwork) craftsmanship. The adjacent café serves a very tasty fig tajine. After more magnificent scenery you join the main road to Marrakech via the Tiz n’Tichka pass over the High Atlas. The driving time is about 4 hours.

 

trip highlights

  • Included & Excluded
  • 5 Days Private tour
  • 4 nights accommodations
  • Transportation: Private SUV with fuel included
  • Bottled water
  • Exclusive Guided Tours in Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou
  • Daily breakfast
  • Camel ride in Desert (optional)
  • travel companion (optional)
  • Photo breaks & pauses
  • Dinner meals are included in the southern part of our tours.
  • Drinks
  • Meals not specified in the inclusions
  • International and domestic flights

We intentionally exclude dinners in urban areas or big cities for two main reasons. Firstly, dining at Riads or hotels in city settings tends to be relatively expensive. Secondly, the presence of a variety of restaurant options in cities allows our clients to choose according to their budget and preferences.

From cozy hotels, traditional kasbahs, and charming riads to stargazing desert camps, Go to Sahara provides a variety of lodging options to suit your needs. We have options that fit your budget, whether it’s luxury, mid-range, or affordable. Simply inform us of your preferences, and we’ll handle the rest to make sure you have the greatest stay possible.

We can arrange cooking classes/ Hammam & SPA  / Hot air balloon / ATV Quads / Dune buggies and any additional activiy available in any destination upon request.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Our partners cater to vegan and vegetarian diets. Simply let us know your preferences during booking or when meeting your driver so we can prepare accordingly.

 

 

Deserts in Morocco are scorching in summer, with temperatures reaching 50°C (122°F) in July and August. Winters, however, bring freezing nights. Be prepared: bring sunscreen, sunglasses, a wide hat, breathable clothing, insect repellent, and warm layers for winter.

 

At the dunes, you’ll meet your camel caravan. After a short intro and scarf assistance, you’ll enjoy a ride to a scenic sunset spot and onward to camp. If needed, camps are also accessible via 4×4. Return options include camels or 4×4 vehicles.

 

No need to carry bags during the camel ride. Dedicated 4×4 vehicles transfer your luggage to the camp. We recommend packing only essentials for the night and leaving the rest with your driver.

 

Yes! All rooms and tents are private, with options for twin, triple, or double setups. Every room or tent includes a private bathroom with hot water.

 

 

Drivers share local insights while navigating, but licensed tour guides provide detailed cultural and historical context in major cities. Full-time guides can be arranged for the entire trip upon request (additional fee applies).

 

ATMs are widely available in cities and accept most international cards. Credit cards are accepted in many hotels and restaurants, but carry cash for smaller towns, taxis, and tips.

 

Tap water isn’t recommended due to its mineral content and potential microbes. Stick to bottled water—brands like Sidi Ali and Ain Saiss are widely available and affordable.

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