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If you're dreaming of palm trees, ancient kasbahs, and camel rides across the Sahara, this Marrakech to Fes desert tour is your golden ticket. Whether you're into walking tours, luxury desert camps, or deep dives into Berber culture, this 4-day adventure hits every highlight.
You’ll cross the High Atlas Mountains, zigzag through the Tizi-n-Tichka pass, sleep under the stars in a Sahara desert camp, and jam with locals to Gnawa music in Khamlia village.
Here’s a quick look at what you’ll do on this amazing road trip:
Morning
Start early with pickup from your Marrakech hotel in an air-conditioned Toyota Prado Land Cruiser TX. Drive through the scenic Tizi n'Tichka Pass, marvel at the Atlas Mountains, and stop for mint tea with views of Berber towns nestled into the High Atlas.
Afternoon
Arrive at Ait Ben Haddou, a UNESCO World Heritage site featured in Game of Thrones and Gladiator. Visit the Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou and nearby Atlas studios in Ouarzazate. This area is Morocco’s Hollywood!
Evening
Continue through the Valley of the Roses and Skoura palmery, ending the day in the stunning Dades Valley or Dades Gorges.
Pro Tip: Stay at Riad Dar Blues or half-board accommodation for a delicious local breakfast and an en-suite room.
Morning
Explore the majestic Todra Gorges and Todra Canyon in Tinghir oasis. These Todra immense gorges are perfect for light walking tours.
Afternoon
Drive to the Merzouga Desert, pass through the Ziz Valley Gorge and Ziz Gorge—one of the most photogenic spots of the tour.
Evening
Time for a real adventure—camel trekking across the Erg Chebbi dunes. Spend the night in a luxury desert camp or cozy Berber tents at Tiziri Camp, Nomad Camp, or Morocco Fabulous Travel sites.
Enjoy Berber music, fireside storytelling, and a traditional dinner under the stars.
Morning
Catch sunrise on a camel ride over the golden Sahara desert. After breakfast, hop in your 4x4 for a Merzouga tour around the dunes.
Afternoon
Visit Khamlia village for a dose of Gnawa music and insights into Berber nomadic families and Jewish culture. Don some nomad attire for epic photos.
Optional Add-On: Try quad biking or a desert camel ride through remote areas.
Evening
Return to your Sahara desert camp or Berber desert camp for a final magical night.
Morning
Leave the desert behind and journey north via the Ziz Valley, crossing palm groves and Berber villages.
Afternoon
Stop in Midelt, then see Barbary apes in the cedar forests near Azrou.
Evening
Arrive in Fes by early evening and check into medina riad.
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From luxury desert camps to cultural deep-dives, we make your Sahara dream a seamless reality.
What's Included:
Start customizing your tour now — Contact us for a quote or to reserve your dates.
Is the Marrakech to Fes desert tour safe for solo travelers?
Yes! Local guides ensure safety and small group comfort.
Do I need to bring cash?
Yes, carry Moroccan Dirhams. Some spots (like Berber villages) don’t take cards.
How long is the camel ride?
Usually 1–2 hours, depending on the route and your camel trekking package.
Is there Wi-Fi in the desert camps?
Most luxury desert camps offer basic Wi-Fi. For true disconnection, skip it.
Are bathrooms private in desert camps?
Yes, especially in private tents or luxury camp options with en-suite bathrooms.
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