Depending on the agreed schedule, the first day of the trip will be dedicated to exploring the main attractions of Marrakech.

It’s no surprise that the Red City of Marrakech is one of the most visited tourist destinations in the world. That’s why we’ll make sure you gain a deeper insight into its rich culture, history, and vibrant atmosphere.

The city tour includes a rich array of historical and cultural landmarks, such as ancient monuments, majestic Kasbahs, fascinating museums, lush gardens, and opulent palaces. One highlight is the Dar Si Said Museum—renowned as the oldest museum in the city. It houses an extensive collection of artifacts, offering visitors a deep insight into the region’s artistic and cultural heritage.

authentic Moroccan carpets.

The famous Bahia Palace offers amazing chances to see the colourful walls and the unique Moroccan architecture.

El Badi Palace is the notably preserved ruins of the historic palace of Ahmad al-Mansur who founded it in the 16th century to make one of the most impressive palaces of its time.

Majorelle Gardens are of course included in the list to enjoy the views of the green garden and its blue walls.

Menara Gardens also offer great views of an old garden with a lake surrounded by olive trees.

In the evening, stroll at the public square of Jemaa el-Fna and visit the largest mosque in Marrakech, Koutoubia mosque.

Before sunset, have a seat in the terrace of café and enjoy the amazing views of the square filled with people to attend the different square shows.

Night is spent in the riad or hotel.

In the morning, we depart from Marrakech and begin our journey toward the Dades Valley, our destination for the second day.

Our first remarkable stop of the day will be at the Tizi N’Tichka mountain pass, perched at an altitude of 2,260 meters above the High Atlas Mountains.

As we descend from the mountains, we’ll stop at the impressive Kasbah of Ait Benhaddou for lunch and a guided visit. This UNESCO World Heritage site is renowned for its striking architecture and has served as the backdrop for numerous international films and series, including Game of Thrones and Lawrence of Arabia.

Half an hour drive will drop us in Ouarzazate city.

It is often called the “Hollywood of Africa” due to its stunning landscapes and authentic architecture, which have provided the perfect backdrop for numerous international films and movies.

To gain more sight, we will visit the Atlas Film Studios to see the plentiful cinematic buildings and elements specially for filming.

In the same city, we’ll visit the charming Kasbah of Taourirt, once the residence of Thami El Glaoui, the powerful Lord of the Atlas.

Finally, we will drive past the lush palm groves of Skoura and may visit the fragrant Roses Valley in Kelaat M’Gouna before concluding today’s journey in the Dades Valley.

In the morning, we will begin today’s journey to the desert of Merzouga, making several interesting stops along the way to enjoy stunning views.

After leaving the Dades Valley, we will travel along the Road of a Thousand Kasbahs to reach the famous Todgha Gorges, a natural landmark for which the nearby city of Tinghir is well known.

As one of the country’s top tourist attractions, the Todgha Gorge presents a breathtaking scene: a narrow pathway flanked by towering cliffs, with a gentle stream flowing through the canyon.

We’ll have plenty of time to explore the area, capture memorable photos, mingle with local inhabitants, and enjoy lunch in this remarkable part of our journey.

Afterwards, we’ll continue our journey through the town of Tinejdad and cross Erfoud—the last town before the desert—before finally arriving in Merzouga. There, we’ll rest at the hotel before embarking on an unforgettable camel trekking experience.

You will ride your camel across the stunning Erg-Chebbi sand dunes as you make your way to the desert camp nestled in the heart of the dunes.

After a magical sunset over the sand dunes, you will be warmly welcomed by the camp hosts, who will serve you a delicious dinner and play traditional drum music to make your stay truly unforgettable.

Night is spent in your well-appointed tent in the middle of the desert under its sparkling sky.

Early in the morning, don’t miss the chance to witness the breathtaking desert sunrise, when the calm atmosphere is gently awakened as the sun rises over the distant mountains, casting ever-changing hues across the sand dunes.

After showering and enjoying breakfast, we’ll return to the hotel to begin today’s journey exploring the desert.

At the edge of the Erg-Chebbi sand dunes, our first stop will be in the harsh desert to visit the nomads who live there, offering us a unique insight into their traditions, customs, and how they survive in this challenging environment.

Afterward, we’ll take an off-road drive through a desert valley that once served as a racing route for the Rally Dakar, finishing our journey atop a mountain overlooking the valley.

Above the mountain, there is a great point to see the clear transition from the sand dunes to the harsh desert and the valley separating them; as well as, a panoramic view of the Erg-Chebbi sand dunes and the various camping tents dotted in the dunes.

Taking some amazing photos, we drive in the harsh desert direction to visit an old French village known today as M’Fis.

The visit to the village will cover remaining buildings and the mines in the area.

Next, we will cross the valley into the inhabited area exactly in Khamlia village which is popular for Gnaoua music sung by the locals.

Finally, we come back to the hotel to rest with an option of free time to explore the area yourself.

On the fourth day of the trip, we will leave the desert and head toward the High Atlas Mountains, stopping for a lunch break in the city of Midelt. From there, we’ll continue through the Middle Atlas before arriving in the city of Fes.

In the morning, we will leave the desert and head to the Ziz Valley, where we will stop to admire a breathtaking panoramic view of palm trees.

Next, we’ll continue our journey through the city of Errachidia and stop at the Tizi N’Talghemt mountain pass in the High Atlas Mountains to enjoy another stunning panoramic view of the distant villages.

After finishing the drive through the mountains, we will stop in Midelt, a city renowned in Morocco for its apple orchards and significant mining industry.

Refreshed and full of energy, we’ll continue our journey through the Middle Atlas, stopping at the Cedar Forest of Azrou to observe the Barbary apes and admire the ancient trees in this beautiful woodland.

Not far from the forest, we’ll make another stop in the city of Ifrane to visit the carved lion statue before continuing past the town of Imouzzar Kandar, and finally arriving in Fes.

Arrive in Fes and transfer to the appointed hotel or riad.

The last day of the trip is going to be special as it is fully devoted to cover the imperial city of Fes.

Fes is separated on three different parts; the old medina is the most important part as it resembles a medieval street.

Stroll through the narrow streets of the medina and see various markets selling different Moroccan authentic products especially made of leather like shoes and bags.

The tour covers many places of interest that will make you satisfied and aware of the city’s history and culture.

Beginning with the golden gates of the royal palace in which you can capture some amazing photos, to the gate of Bab Bou Jeloud which serves as the main gate to the old medina.

Also, Al Qaraouiyyine University is in the list as it is one of the oldest universities in the world.

Still in education, Fes is considered to be the country’s cultural capital.

For this reason, we will have time to visit Bou Inania Madrasa and Al Attarine Madrasa. Moreover, we will also visit the Chouara Tanneries to closely see the approach of cleaning and dyeing in a traditional way.

At the end of the day, we will ascend to the fort of Borj Nord to catch a wonderful panoramic view of the Fes.