Marrkech to Fes via Sahara
This trip from Marrakech to Fes will show
you many important sites such as the road of 1000 Kasbahs, Dades Gorge,
Todra Gorge, Erg Chebbi and Middle Atlas Mountains.
Overview
Marrakech to Fes is a short desert trip between two
kings’ cities (Marrakech and Fes) that’s possible to do via the Sahara
for 3 days. Visiting several important sites such as the road of 1000
Kasbahs, Dades Gorge , Todra Gorge, Erg Chebbi and Middle Atlas
Mountains. However it is a long drive but still an amazing trip with
different landscape.
Itinerary
Day 1: Marrakech – Ait Ben Haddou – Dades Gorge
Pick up after breakfast from your Riad / Hotel in
Marrakech to travel over the spectacular High Atlas Mountains via Tizi n
Tichka pass. We will have time to stop and enjoy impressive landscapes
and to visit the argon oil cooperative. We will stop for lunch and to
visit at UNESCO World Heritage site, Ait Ben Haddou. After lunch we
will pass through Ouarzazate and many Berber villages sprinkling the
Skoura oasis and Meela M’Gouna, the ‘Valley of the Roses’ on our way to
Dades Gorge. We will arrive late afternoon for accommodation and dinner
in a traditional hotel.
Day 2: Dades Gorge – Todra Gorge – Merzouga
After breakfast and a short drive to Todra Gorge, the
massive fault dividing the High Atlas Mountains. We will take a walk to
see the sheer rock walls that rise to 300 m in the narrowest parts
before continuing to Merzouga. We will arrive late afternoon to our Erg
Chebbi hotel and prepare for departure on the camels. We will take a 1h
camel ride to see the sunset on top of the dunes before arriving to the
desert camp. We will have a traditional tagine, drink delicious mint tea
and listen to traditional Berber music while watching the stars and the
rising moon in the amazing Sahara desert. We will spend the night in a
traditional nomad tent.
Day 3: Merzouga – Midelt – Ifrane – Fes
We will travel via the Ziz Valley and the Middle Atlas
mountains as we depart the desert region to Fes. We will drive through
the cedar forests of Azrou and stop to hand feed the monkeys. We will
continue via Ifrane, the ‘Switzerland of Morocco’ to arrive early
evening to Fes.
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