3 days Merzouga tour from Marrakech to fes
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Embark 3 days Merzouga Tour from Marrakech to Fes takes you through Morocco’s most stunning landscapes and cultural highlights. Day 1 includes crossing the High Atlas Mountains, visiting Kser Ait Ben Haddou, and exploring Ouarzazate before staying in the Dades Valley. Day 2 features Todra Gorge, a camel trek into the Sahara Desert, and an overnight stay in desert camp under the stars. On Day 3, enjoy a sunrise over the dunes, drive through the Ziz Valley and cedar forests, and arrive in Fes by evening. This tour combines breathtaking scenery, historical sites, and desert adventure for an unforgettable experience.
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- 1 Meal Per Day
- Cruise Dinner & Music Event
- Visit 7 Best Places in the City With Group
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Departure from Marrakech via Tizi N'Tichka (2260 m.s.l.). En route, visit the Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou and Ouarzazate. We continue then by the road of Thousand Kasbahs while passing by Skoura, We continue towards Kelaat M'gouna, the capital of roses. In the evening, we will arrive at the Dades Gorge. Overnight at the hotel / Kasbah in the Dades Gorge.
After breakfast, visit the Dades Gorge and we will continue our route in the Dades Valley, we will head to the Todra Gorge, have lunch in a nice place, then we will drive to Merzouga crossing the palm grove of Jorf and the city of Erfoud, where we will visit the marble fossil production workshop. .
Arrive at the impressive dunes of Merzouga in the late afternoon, camel ride, crossing the sea of dunes to spend the night in the heart of the dunes. Dinner and overnight under a nomad tent
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Early morning, camel alarm and exceptional sunrise. Arrive at the hotel for a refreshment and a breakfast. On the way to Fez, you will cross the city of Rissani and Tafilalet; the center of the dynasties allaouit, the valley of Ziz and the gorges of Ziz.
After lunch at a local Middle Atlas restaurant, continue your way through the cedar forests. Cedar was already used in the Phoenician and Roman times for the manufacture of wood, essences and even for the construction of ancient marine boats. Then cross Azrou; Berber village typical of the Middle Atlas of Zayan and Ifran
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