In the morning, depart from your lodging or the airport for an 8-day excursion through Dades Valley from Marrakech to Merzouga. As we wind our way along the renowned Tizi N-Tichka pass, which is 2260 metres high, we will pass the High Atlas Mountains.

We’ll stop at the Ait Benhaddou Kasbah along the road, which has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1987. Many films, including Laurence of Arabia, Gladiator, Kingdom of Heaven, and others, have utilised it.

Enjoy beautiful vistas filled with a variety of hues and little Berber communities. We’ll make stops at several vantage spots so you can see and take pictures. Then go in the direction of Ouarzazate, well known as “the gateway to the Sahara desert.”

Visit the Kasbah Taourirt and Films Studios before continuing into the Dades Gorges and crossing the picturesque Road of 1,000 Kasbahs. Upon arriving in Boumalne Dades, enjoy dinner and spend the night in a traditional Riad or hotel.

We will depart Dades and travel to Todra Gorges after eating a traditional Moroccan breakfast. Enjoy a trip inside the Dades gorges’ confined canyon and snap pictures along the valleys of roughly 300 metres high, a favourite location for mountaineers, before travelling along the route of 1,000 kasbahs towards the village of Tinghir and the Todra Gorge.

After lunch at a nearby restaurant, the journey continues on to Merzouga Sahara Desert, where you will arrive at the Erg Chebbi dunes in the late afternoon.

Take a camel ride for about one and a half hours to reach the centre of the desert, where you can also view the stunning sunset from the top of the tallest sand dunes.

Spend the night in a Standard or Luxury Desert Camp beneath a clear, star-studded sky while enjoying a great dinner and dancing to the rhythm of Berber drums.

Your camel guide will wake you up early in the morning so you may witness and take in the most spectacular sunrise of your life. Once you’ve finished your breakfast, you’ll ride a camel back to your hotel or riad in Merzouga, where your driver and guide will be waiting to begin your off-road adventure tour across the sand dunes.

Utilize this opportunity to learn more about Merzouga. Start your exploration of Berber settlements by going to Khamlia, often known as the “black people” village. A cup of tea was offered to me as I was warmly welcomed and listened to their meditative Gnawa music.

Experience nomad lives as they live in tents and tend to herds of camels and goats while admiring the stunning panoramic vista of sand dunes.

Visit some abandoned mines and a palm-covered oasis. Return to Merzouga. You can explore Merzouga streets at your leisure.

After a remarkable nomad experience and exciting off-road journey, we will depart from the Sahara Desert today.

After breakfast, we’ll take the cities of Rissani and Erfoud, where you may explore the real Souk and buy like the locals, to get to Midelt. As we travel on toward Midelt, we pause to take in the expansive views of palm palms over the Ziz valley.

After Errachidia, we’ll go through the Rich Ziz Gorges, which were carved out of volcanic rock. and to go to Midelt through the Tizi N Talghamt pass. Spend the night in our hotel in Midelt and receive dinner, a bed, and breakfast.

After breakfast in your accommodation today, we’ll continue our eight-day journey from Marrakech to Merzouga by travelling from Midlet to Fes via tiny, traditional Berber settlements made of mud in the Middle Atlas Mountains.

Before arriving in the sleepy town of Azrou, we make a pit stop to see and snap pictures with the Barbarian apes (monkeys) in the renowned Cedar forest. Then on to Ifrane (Morocco’s Switzerland), and finally arrive at Fes. Drop-off at your hotel or riad in Fes.

While visiting Morocco, you really must take the time to explore the oldest and most magnificent sites in Fez. Take a half-day medina walking tour with a local guide, then use the afternoon at your leisure to discover more of the city. The Fes Medina, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1981, is the largest remaining historic medina in the world.

Additionally, you will explore the historic sites in Fes’ Old Medina (Fes-el-Bali), including the Nejjarin Museum, the Jewish Quarter, Al Quaraouin, the Oldest University in Morocco, and the Tannery. Spend the night at a hotel or a riad.

Leave Fes for Rabat via Meknes after breakfast. We’ll make a pit break en route to Volubilis to explore the archaeological site and gain insight into Roman-era Moroccan life. In 1997, UNESCO inscribed this historic Roman city as a World Heritage Site.

We will tour Meknes, including the Bab El Mansour entrance, the Lahdim square and its spice market, and the Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail, which used to be the only mosque in Morocco that welcomed visitors who are not Muslims.

Continue on your journey to Rabat, the political capital of Morocco, which is also a coastal city. En there, you’ll pass by the Kasbah of the Udayas, the renowned Hassan 2 tower, and the Mohamed 5 mausoleum. A hotel or riad in the Medina for the night.

Our 8-day adventure from Marrakech to Merzouga ended on the final day. Leave Rabat in the morning and go through Casablanca to Marrakech. We will begin our tour with a stop at Casablanca’s magnificent Hassan II Mosque after breakfast. the seventh-largest mosque in the world and the second-largest in Africa. At 689 feet, the minaret ranks second in the world for tower height (210 meters). Before returning to Marrakech, where you are departing from.

The remainder of the day is up to you once you arrive. To do what you had planned to do in Marrakech before your trip to Morocco, whether it was to stroll through the well-known Djemaa El Fna square.

Depending on when you are leaving, we will drop you off at the hotel, riad, or airport after you are finished. The eight-day journey from Marrakech to Merzouga and the imperial cities comes to a conclusion at that point. Knowing that we were able to provide you such priceless memories and once-in-a-lifetime experiences will bring us immense happiness.