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4 Days Tour From Fes To Marrakech

Tour Overview

4 days  desert from Fes to Marrakech The Fes to Marrakech Tour is conducted in a very short time, where 4 days / 3 nights you will be able to visit a good number of magnificent cities. The tour departs from Fes. First, we will go to the Switzerland of Morocco Ifrane and the cedar forest. Next stop is a lunch at Midelt and after that a drive along the beautifull Ziz river. After that, we head towards the desert of Merzouga. Very soon you can ride camel, sleep in the nomadic tent, that is immersed in the sea of sand. And of course see the breathtaking sunset and sunrise. Drive in the 4×4 exploring the sahara desert. Also you will go to Rissani local market and fossils town – Erfoud. Further visit the Todra gorges, Dades gorges and the Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou. Last part of the tour is crossing the High Atlas mountains and Tizi n Tichka pass, ending the whole tour in Marrakech.

4 Day Itinerary to Merzouga & Marrakech

Your 4-day adventure from Fes to Marrakech starts with an early pickup from either the airport or your hotel in Fes. We
head south through Imouzzer to visit Ifrane, a town renowned for its chilly weather, snow, and alpine-style homes, earning
it the nickname the “Switzerland of Morocco.” Next, we explore the cedars forest, home to the playful Barbary macaques.
You can feed them as we stroll through the woods. The journey continues to Midelt for lunch. From there, we drive to the
Sahara Desert via the Tizi-n-Tilghmt pass and alongside the Ziz River.
By afternoon, we arrive at the majestic Merzouga Sahara. Here, you’ll switch to camels for a trek across the sand dunes.
Stop atop a towering dune to witness a breathtaking sunset. Then, continue to a luxury desert camp where you can enjoy
Berber drum music and dance around a campfire under a sky full of stars. Dinner and overnight stay are at the camp.

Wake up early to catch the awe-inspiring sunrise in the desert. After breakfast, return by camel to Merzouga where your
driver awaits. Today, we explore Merzouga, an area rich with sand dunes, a wild lake, historical mines, fossil sites, and
stunning oases, perfect for various outdoor activities.
We start with an off-road trip to an ancient eyeliner mine, followed by a visit to nomads living in traditional woven tents.
Enjoy a cup of Berber tea while learning about their lifestyle. Next, we visit Khamlia village to experience Gnaoua music and
dance, with roots tracing back to Mali, Sudan, and Niger. After lunch, we stroll through a palm grove and visit Merzouga’s
wild lake, known for its flamingos. Dinner and an overnight stay are at a hotel.

After breakfast, we leave the desert for Rissani, a historic trading hub, especially lively on market days—Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Sundays. After a visit to Rissani’s bustling market, we head to Erfoud to explore a fossilized marble
workshop. We journey through the palm groves of Touroug and Tinjdad to reach the Todra Gorges. These cliffs, carved by
the Todra River, form a dramatic canyon ideal for rock climbing. Feel free to wander and soak in the scenery. After lunch,
we proceed to the Dades Valley through Boumalne Dades, with stops at the unique “monkey fingers” rock formations and
a viewpoint overlooking the valley. Dinner and overnight stay are at a hotel.

On the final day of your Morocco trip, we drive to Kalaat M’Gouna, famous for its Rose Valley and the annual Rose Festival
each May. Here, locals sell products like perfumes, rose water, and oils. We then continue through the palm groves of
Skoura to Ouarzazate, known as the “gateway to the desert,” where acclaimed films were made.

We visit the iconic Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that has featured in films such as “Gladiator”
and “The Mummy,” and TV shows like “Game of Thrones.” Then, we drive through the Tizi-N-Tichka pass and the stunning
High Atlas Mountains, with stops for lunch and photo opportunities. Finally, we arrive in Marrakech, concluding your luxury
private tour in Morocco with a drop-off at your accommodation or the airport.

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