Best 3 Days Fes Marrakech Desert Tour

Join the pearl city of Marrakech from Fes with our meticulously designed 3 Days Fes Marrakech Desert Tour. Your private driver/guide will unveil the mystery of the Sahara Desert along with the opportunity to attend the majestic view of the sunset on a camel. Spend the night in the Sahara Desert in our Desert Camp or under the stars...

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3 Days Fes Marrakech Desert Tour

Why should you book the 3 days Sahara Desert Tour from Fes to Marrakech?

Planning to travel to Marrakech while taking the chance to experience the Sahara Desert of Erg Chebbi, then our popular 3 Days Fes Marrakech Desert Tour is the right option you can opt for. The desert trip will not only offer the ground for a lifetime experience, which you will treasure forever but an opportunity to meet the Moroccan culture on its own terms. Being on a camelback in the Sahara Desert brings back years of nomadic lifestyle & how the “Berber” Nomads have been using camels as the main means of transportation.

You are invited to enjoy the breathtaking views along the way, the varied landscapes of the Atlas Mountains, the palm-dotted valleys, the striking Kasbahs (fortresses), the golden sand dunes, the canyons & much more. Through the eyes of your private driver/guide, you’ll sample the magic of Morocco & will have a hassle-free desert trip…

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Day 1: Fes - Ifrane - Midelt - Merzouga Desert & Camel Ride

Pick up at 8:00 am from your Riad/ hotel, you’ll embark on an interesting journey down to Merzouga desert through the Atlas Mountains. En route, we will include a short break in Ifrane “the pseudo-Switzerland city of Morocco”. The city is known for Skiing in winter time & for its tranquility, then we continue on the track to Azrou Forest where we will stop to see the famous cedar forest. This UNESCO preserved forest hosts a colony of Barbary macaques that we can possibly see & even meet.

We will resume our drive to Midelt, this region is known for apples’ production. After having lunch, we will cross the snaky High Atlas Mountains via Tizi n Tlghamt then the Ziz Valley. We will have a short break in this nice panoramic view of the palm-dotted valley offering amazing backdrop for taking pictures. Continue on the track to Merzouga desert where we will have tea & get prepared for the Camel ride to spend the night in desert camp in the heart of Merzouga dunes.

Day 2: Mezrouga - Erfoud - Todra Gorges - Dades Valley

Early wake up in the morning, stretch your legs atop the golden sand dune where you can enjoy a miraculous view of the sunrise before returning back to the hotel by camel. Have your breakfast, take a shower & meet up with your guide to resume your trip to Dades Valley via Erfoud. This administrative center is famous for the production of dates & fossils where you may want to visit a local fossil craft workshop then continue to Todgha Gorges where you will have time to stretch your legs by the ever-flowing river of Todra while enjoying the stunning views. After lunch, we will drive to Dades Valley where will spend our night.

Day 3: Dades Valley - Ouarzazate - Ait Benhaddou - Marrakech

After having breakfast in your Hotel/Riad, we will head towards Marrakech via the Rose Valley of Kelaa Mgouna where you will have the opportunity to visit one of the Rose water cooperatives. You’ll learn how the locals prepare rose scented perfumes then we will pass the Road of Thousand Kasbah leading us to Ouarzazate “Hollywood of Africa ” . We’ll continue on the track with our journey to the village of Ait Benhaddou Kasbah (UNESCO world Heritage Site).

Ait Benhaddou is a striking example of the southern architecture with the high-walls & four towers to provide protection against possible attacks during that time. It has been used for shooting many famous movies such as Sahara, Gladiator, Game of Throne, Lawrence of Arabia…After having lunch, we’ll drive further to Marrakech through the High Atlas Mountains 2260m, which we will reach in the late afternoon.

Please Remember that in case you want to spend more time exploring the Sahara Desert while giving yourself the enough time to relax & freshen up, then you can opt for the private 4 days desert tour from Fes to Marrakech. The route will be exactly the same; however, you’ll have two nights in the Desert, one in the hotel/Riad by the edge of the sand dunes of Erg Chebbi & the second one in our luxury desert camp. During the second day, you’ll explore the desert area including the Khamlia Village, learn about the local lifestyle & visit a nomad family…

Morocco Camel Trips ensures your travel with us throughout the Kingdom of Morocco is hassle-free, for this reason, once we arrive to any destination, we always make sure to help to get you to your accommodation stress-free. If your hotel/Riad is accessible by car, then expect to drop you off right by the hotel’s main entrance; however, if it happens that your accommodation is located within the old Medinas of either Marrakech, Fes, Tangier or Rabat…

We coordinate with the staff members of the aforementioned accommodation so that they can come out & meet you in person. Please note this is not a warning message as Morocco is one of the safest destinations in the world but it’s, conversely, an assurance to get to the right accommodation…

What's Included

Private Car with AC
Fuel
Car insurance
English speaking driver
Pick up & Drop off
Overnight in Dades gorges or Kelaat Magouna – Riad Tazawa, Riad Ecobio, Hotel Babylon or similar (HB)
Camel Ride in Merzouga Desert one Camel each
Overnight ia Desert Camp (HB)
Private rooms -Tents
Dinners and breakfast

What's not Included

Lunches
Drinks
Travel insurance
Entrance fees
Tips

Lawrence Williams California, USA

We had a great experience with Morocco Camel Trips and we can't recommend it enough to everyone wishing to visit Morocco and explore what it has to offer. Bari Was courteous, informative, fun & friendly...

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Questions & Answers

What's the best way to fly to/from Morocco?

Our tours have been featured based on 4 main Moroccan cities Tangier, Marrakech, Fes & Casablanca. However, we can start any extended tour from anywhere in Morocco except the Marrakech Desert Tours & Fes Desert Tours as they are planned to specifically enjoy the desert experience in a short period of time. Casablanca International Airport remains the most popular one with a wide range of flights from all over the world followed by Marrakech Menara Airport…You can join Tangier by ferry from Spain crossing the Strait of Gibraltar…

Do I need a Visa to enter Morocco?

For citizens of many countries, you do not need a visa to enter Morocco. You will receive an entry stamp in your passport upon arrival.

You do not need to apply for a tourist visa for the Morocco Tour if you are a citizen of the United States, Canada, Australia, Great Britain or any of the other countries listed here.

You will need a passport that is valid for six months beyond your stay and a round-trip airline ticket. The passport must have at least one blank page.

How do exchange money in Morocco?

If you have US dollars, Euros, or British Pounds, you can exchange money at an exchange bureau upon arrival at the airport or at your hotel but the rate won’t be quite as good as exchange bureaus we’ll find elsewhere. Our guide can help find the best place to exchange your cash for local currency.

There is often a problem making a change in Morocco, and it can be difficult to pay with large banknotes, so be sure to get smaller denomination banknotes (10s and 20s) as this will make your life easier when paying for inexpensive items such as drinks and souvenirs.

Will we bring luggage to the Sahara Desert?

Yes. We will be spending just one or two nights maximum in the Sahara and while we will be traveling to the tented camp via camel (optional), the luggage will be taken via vehicle or you can securely lock it in the hotel/Riad in charge of managing the desert camp.

Will we have power in the tents at the luxury camp in the Sahara?

Yes, there’s definitely power in the tents.

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