Marrakech to Fes 3 day desert Tour – Private & Luxury 

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Marrakech to Fes 3 day desert Tour – Private & Luxury 

Well, added to the Marrakech to Fes 3 day desert Tour – Private & Luxury Kech to Fes we also organise full package.

Your luggage will be with you all time.

Transportation is good quality private 4WD or minivan only you 4 and driver guide English speaking.

Our advantages are all up to the servive: flexible to decide whenever you want to stop and skip what you do not want. Free from shopping not as other agencies, good prices and careful chosen accommodations… you can ask any info you will need.

Alright, here is our private desert trip plan and details please check it and let me know your decision:

Marrakech to Fes 3 day desert Tour – Private & Luxury
Description of Tour:

Private tour + experience panoramic mountain pass, crossing the High Atlas Mountains via Tizi N’Tichka pass, 2260m altitude.
Visit of the kasbah Ait Ben Haddou (World Heritage site of Unesco since 1987)
Visit Atlas studio in Ouarzazate city.
Pass by Berber villages and see Berber lifestyle.
Night in Dades valley + walk in Todra gorges.
Experience camel trek in Merzouga Erg Chebbi and watch the beautiful sunrise and sunset.
Magical night, around fire at the camp after a traditional dinner and berber drums music.
Experience Anti Atlas Mountains + Ifrane stop (Moroccan Swizerland)

The itinerary of Marrakech to Fes 3 day desert Tour – Private & Luxury :

Day 1: Marrakech – Ait Ben Haddou – Ouarzazate – Dades valley (309kms)

Our 3 Days desert tour from Marrakech to Fes starts (at 08:00 morning) from Marrakech to Dades valley. Today your guide will pick you up from your Hotel/Riad in Marrakech and drive about 45 minutes and cross the high Atlas Mountains. We will experience the Tizi-n-Tichka pass with 2260m altitude. Enjoy Far-reaching views across the mountains to the traditional Berber villages. We continue to Ait Ben haddou Kasbah to visit .the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Ait Benhaddou,. a spectacular fortified village (Ksour). You’ll take your lunch at Ait ben haddou or Ouarzazate and .continue to Dades valley, we will spend the night in a Riad/Hotel in Dades valley.

Day 2: Dades valley – Todra gorges – Merzouga (Camel ride – Night in Desert) (250kms)

After breakfast we continue from Dades to the Sahara.desert of Merzouga. Berber villages are scattered along the way. We will pass through Tinjdad, Jorf and Erfoud.in which we’ll feel the beginning of the Saharan oasis of Tafilalet region. Then we continue to Merzouga, .after relaxing few minuts in Merzouga, we go to the camels that are waiting. to take us on an adventure in the sand dunes, it will take around an hour and some minutes with stop for sunset in top of dune. We will spend the night in desert camp with drums.music and fire in the middle of the Sahara, this is a great opportunity to take lovely pictures of the sunset and sunrise, we will spend the night in private desert tents.

Day 3: Merzouga – Ziz valley – Midelt – Cedar forest – Ifarn – Fes (467kms)

Wake up early morning .to enjoy the sunrise on the top of the dune in the Sahara Desert. After these beautiful moments by camels, you will have your breakfast and take shower. We will depart to Errachidia via Erfoud, Aoufous and Ziz Valley. We can have stop for a panoramic view of the oasis of Aoufous. in the Tafilalte region. Continuation to Midelt across the pass of Tizi N’talghamt and have lunch break. After lunch we will be driven to Fes. (the medieval city) via the Cedar forest near Azrou and the mountain. of the middle Atlas with the possibility to see the Barbary apes (monkyes). You may have a stop in Ifrane (the Switzerland of Morocco).before arriving to Fes. Drop off in Fes is the end of our 3 Days Marrakech Desert Trip to Fes.

Included in this Marrakech to Fes 3 day desert Tour – Private & Luxury:

Transportation service in 4×4 or minivan with A.C + Fuel
Pick up and drop off from/to hotels
Driver guide English speaking.
Accommodation with dinner and breakfast for 2 nights.
Camel riding experience, Camel each.
Night in suit desert tent (shower and toilet inside tent)
Water for camel trip
Not included in the price:

Water and drinks during meals.
Lunches
Tips
Accommodation:
– Hotel in Dades: https://hotelbabylondades.com or similar
– Desert Camp: http://zahradesertcamp.com/ or similar

NOTE : If the itinerary of the 3 Days tour we provide does not match what you’re looking for, please contact us and we will prepare the trip to match your needs and requirements.

FAQ

one of the first things you need to decide for your Desert tours is which area of the desert Sahara will you visit and where will you commence your trip to Sahara desert. There are two main deserts which tourists visit in Morocco for their Sahara Desert holiday – either the Merzouga Desert or the Zagora Desert and usually tourists commence their tour from either Marrakech or Fez. We will discuss both these points further below. Sahara Desert near Merzouga Erg chebbi Merzouga tours are the most popular Morocco Desert tours, with Merzouga being located close to the popular Erg Chebbi sand dunes. The dunes at Erg Chebbi are taller and richer in color then the dunes found near Zagora making them a much more sought after destination.
What are the best things to do in the Sahara Desert? There are all sorts of activities you can do in the Moroccan desert — from camel trek to desert glamping to sandboarding to ATV riding and more. A 3-day tour actually gives you fairly limited time in the Sahara Desert. You will do a sunset camel trekking , have a desert camp meal, sleep in a tent, stargaze, and be able to watch the sunrise before leaving again — that’s about it.If you want more time in the Sahara Desert, I suggest taking two night in desert with desert trip 5 days
if you are willing to do the Sahara desert tour, there are some desert trip essentials stuff that you need to have in your packing list These are the following: Appropriate shoes for hiking in the gorges and the mountains, for the desert you can go barefooted if you want to. A warm jacket to keep you warm in the cooler nights and mornings of the desert, so you can catch the sunrise and the sunset. Sunglasses and headscarves to protect your eyes from the strong sun in the regions of the south and the dust and sun of the Sahara desert. Comfortable pants to make sure you can ride a camel and climb the dunes freely. Enough medications that can cover an extra day or two. As you know, pharmacies are far from the desert. A flashlight to use at night at your campsite.
The choice of traveling on a shared or private tour is based on your personal preferences. If you wish to travel with a group, many travel agencies organize group trips of this type. However, keep in mind that travel is usually done in a minivan with only a driver and no guide included. You will not have any opportunity for off-road driving and you cannot drive directly to the camp, but instead you will be taken by a camel caravan. Stops along the way are pre-scheduled and very limited. The advantages are that traveling in a group tour can be more convenient and more suitable especially for solo travellers. Traveling on a private desert tour, on the other hand, is a bit expensive. The benefits are that you can stop along the way anytime, anywhere you like for photos and sightseeing and off-road driving. You can go to the camp in a 4×4 jeep. Sure, a private trip is more personal and more intimate. It is the best choice for couples and families
The best time to take Sahara Desert tours depends on many factors. As for the temperature, the best time to visit the desert will be anytime between May and October. This is the best time of year when the daytime temperature is comfortable. In the months of December and January the temperature drops below zero. Between June and August, the weather can be hot with the July and August daytime being the highest often exceeding 49 degrees Celsius. From the point of view of high and low season, the high season is from the end of March to the end of May and from September to the end of December after New Year's Eve. If you want to come to Morocco in low season, you can choose any month but not these.

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