4 Days get your desert tour from Marrakech to Merzouga
Day 1: Marrakech / High Atlas / Ait Ben Haddou / Ouarzazate / Dades Valley
This 4 Days get your desert tour from Marrakech to Merzouga starts in Marrakech anywhere you want… There, our driver/guide will be waiting for you in a cozy car for the duration of the trip…
The Kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou is the first significant stop of the day. It is worth seeing (optional) for a number of reasons, including its designation as a Unesco World Heritage Site and its use as a backdrop for significant television shows and movies (Game of Thrones, Lawrence of Arabia, etc.)…
On this first day of the journey to the Merzouga desert, the hotel of choice for supper and repose will be a quaint riad in the Dades Valley.
Day 2: Dades Valley / Todra Gorges / Merzouga Desert
Merzouga Desert, ‘bathed’ by a sea of exquisite golden sand dunes, warrants a comparable designation. We will change our “vehicle” at the reference hotel in the town that bears their name…
One of the most memorable parts of the journey to the Merzouga desert will be watching the sun set over the dunes of Erg Chebbi and gazing up at the stars in an exceptionally clear and brilliant night sky…
Day 3: Merzouga Desert / Rissani / N’kob / Draa Valley / Ouarzazate
On the third day, you will be greeted by the unparalleled dawn above the Merzouga desert. a silent, light-filled display that will be followed by a camel journey back to Merzouga…
In this instance, the largest traditional medina in the nation’s south is located at Rissani…
Not too long after, we’ll veer off course a little to the south to approach the Draa Valley, where we can get a full view of the biggest palm grove in North Africa…
Known as the “Gateway to the Desert,” this city will serve as our “departure gateway” the next day as we will be spending the night there in a cozy hotel, complete with meals.
Day 4: Ouarzazate / High Atlas / Marrakech
Return to Marrakech on the final day of our journey across the Merzouga desert. There will be time to see one more monument after breakfast at the hotel, which is the magnificent Taourirt kasbah, which is among the biggest and finest maintained in southern Morocco.
We may admire its meticulous decorating, which includes adobe bricks on the exterior and plasterwork and colorful tiles in various internal passageways, by going on the optional tour…
Traverse the Tizi N’tichka pass to cross the Atlas and arrive at the Red City, recalling the verdant scenery and Berber towns from the first day. Our services will come to an end at the Marrakech airport or at any other location that has been decided upon, with a thank you, best wishes for the future, and the prospect of our next meeting.
