4 Days Desert Tour From Tangier To Marrakech

Planning to make it to Marrakech from Tangier, then sign up for our carefully planned 4 days tour from Tangier to Marrakech while exploring the blue-city of Chefchaouen, the Roman Ruins of Volubilis, Meknes & Fes.

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4 days tour from Tangier to Marrakech

Why should you book the 4 days tour from Tangier to Marrakech?

The 4 days tour from Tangier to Marrakech will consist of a journey from the mysterious Tangier to the charming city of Marrakech while exploring the blue-painted city of Chefchaouen, the Roman Ruins of Volubilis, the 17th century imperial city of Morocco, the spiritual capital of Fes. You’ll have a long drive from Fes to Marrakech through the beautiful city of Chefchaouen, then through the fertile agricultural plains before arriving in Marrakech.

We can pick you up from your accommodation in Tangier, meet & greet you upon arrival in the Ibn Battuta Airport, the Tangier Ville Port or even in the famous Tangier Med Port. Your private driver/guide will make the whole journey enjoyable and interesting.

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Day 1: Tangier - Chefchaouen

Meet & greet upon arrival in the Tangier Ibn Battuta Airport, Tangier Ville Port, Tangier Med Port or pick up from your accommodation in Tangier. Have a nice drive through the spectacular Rif Mountains to the charming blue-painted city of Chefchaouen. You may want to spend the rest of the day exploring what this beautiful has to offer. Your walking tour of the Medina may start from the Utta El-Hammam, which is located in the heart of the old Medina with the perching Kasbah being painted differently.

Visit the Ras el-Ma Spring with offering breathtaking views of the whole valley along a cultural hub with women washing clothes and carpets. You may want to walk back to the Square and have a nice dinner in one of the lined restaurants while sampling the local culture.

Day 2: Chefchaouen - Volubilis - Meknes - Fes

After having breakfast in your Riad/hotel, you’ll head further south with a journey filled with interesting discoveries. You’ll have a guided tour of the Roman Ruins of Volubilis where you be taken back in time while learning about the Roman Civilisation that settled in here and how their presence have shaped the Moroccan identity. Continue on the track to the city of Meknes that goes back to the 17th century.

Meknes was founded by the Alaouite Sultan Moulay Ismail who successfully turned it into the Moroccan Versaille. Stop by the impressive Bab (Gate) Mansour that was built by a Portuguese engineer who was a prisoner in return of getting his freedom. Stretch your legs in the el-Hedim Square, then the olive market before driving to the royal granaries and stables. It’s in here the Sultan Moulay Ismail used to feed and look after his 12 000 horses…Drive to Fes through the highway.

Day 3: Guided Tour of Fes

Today, you’ll spend most of the day exploring what the spiritual city of Fes has to offer with a local tour guide whose main mission is to unveil the mysteries of the city. Drive uphill where you can enjoy the panoramic view of the Fes el-Bali (oldest Fes), which is a UNESCO listed World Heritage Site being the largest car-free district in the world. Visit the Mellah (former Jewish Quarter) after taking pictures by the golden gates of the Royal Palace.

You’ll have an interesting guided walking tour of Fes Medina with its countless labyrinthine alleyways that are shrouded in mystery. Life is very simple as if you are in Medieval Times with just mules and donkeys are the only means of transportation serving a large population. Visit the Museums, Medersas (Koranic Schools) including the Al-Qarawiyyin University, which is the oldest formal university in the world. Visit the Chouara Tanneries and learn how the best quality of leather is being made using traditional methods.

Day 4: Fes - Beni Mellal - Marrakech

Today, you’ll have a long drive to Marrakech through the charming city of Ifran, which was listed as the 2nd cleanest city in the world in 2015. Drive through the lush Middle Atlas Mountains, then through the fertile agricultural plain before arriving in Marrakech in the late afternoon.

Please Remember that the 4 days tour from Tangier to Marrakech through Chefchaouen and Fes offers the opportunity to immerse in the Moroccan culture despite it’s a short trip; however, if you have more time, then you can check the 6 days desert tour from Tangier to Marrakech, 8 days desert tour from Tangier to Marrakech, 10 days Morocco tour from Tangier or even our extended 12 days desert tour from Tangier to Marrakech.

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

Air-conditioned & private 4WD SUV/Minivan
Fuel
Car insurance
English speaking driver
Local tour guide in Fes
Pick up & Drop off
Local tour guide in Fes
3 nights accommodation as clearly illustrated on the itinerary.
Private rooms -Tents
Meals as clearly illustrated on the itinerary.
Unique Experiences

What's not Included

Lunches
Drinks
Travel insurance
Entrance fees
Tips
Extras

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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