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3 Days Morocco Tour from Marrakech to the Sahara Desert

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3 Days
Max People : 15
Pickup: 09:00 AM
From Marrakech
Min Age : 2+
Offered in : English , French

3 Days Morocco Tour from Marrakech to the Sahara Desert

Embark on an adventure along the historic caravan routes through the High Atlas Mountains. Travel further south to the magnificent Erg Chegaga dunes, where you will spend an unforgettable night. Under the expansive night sky, count the stars and learn the traditional art of celestial navigation by reading the map of the stars.

Highlights

Explore Marrakech, its vibrant souks, historical monuments, and the nightlife at Jemaa el-Fnaa Square
Enjoy the serene atmosphere of the Atlas Mountains
Visit Ait Ben Haddou, Cinema Studio Atlas, the palm oasis, and Kasbah Tamnougalte
Experience the vast Sahara Desert with camel rides in Erg Chigaga Dunes, campfires, quad biking, and magical sunsets
Visit Tazenakht, the capital of Berber rugs and carpets

Departure & Return Location

Your place of accommodation OR the airport.

Accommodation :

3 Night Accommodation in well-located and comfortable hotels or Riads : We know that great accommodation can make all the difference in your holiday experience. That’s why we carefully choose only the best places to stay, ensuring they offer top-notch comfort, character, amenities, and service. Our selection includes premium hotels and authentic lodgings, all featuring comfortable, air-conditioned rooms, excellent breakfasts, relaxing lounges, and friendly, professional service.

Marrakech :
Riad Haraka or Similar
Chigaga Desert :
Camp Al Koutban - Berber Camp or Similar
Agdz :
Ecolodge Bab el Oued Maroc Oasis Guesthouse or Similar

What is Included

Pick-up and drop-off (at your accommodation, Airport, or any other specified location)
24/7 customer service is available from the booking until the end of the tour
Instant confirmation upon booking
Private English-speaking driver
Breakfasts & Dinners / Monuments Entrance Fees
Private vehicule / Minivan and MiniBus
car insurance is included
Experience sandboarding on desert dunes
Private camel ride in the Sahara Desert for each person
Private tent in the desert for individuals or couples

What is Excluded

Monuments entrance fees
Travel Insurance
Flight Tickets
Drinks & Lunches
Tips

Optional Extras

Marrakech Authentic Food Tour
Cooking Classes in Marrakech with Chef
Buggie Adventure in the Sahara Desert
Hot Air Balloon Experience
Marrakech Hammam Reservation

Detailed Itinerary

Day 1 :Marrakech ⇒ High Atlas Mountains ⇒ Ouarzazate ⇒ Agez

Your adventure begins at Marrakech airport or your Riad, where your driver will take you through the majestic High Atlas Mountains, reaching altitudes of over 2200 meters. Enjoy the stunning panoramic views of small Berber villages, rivers, and oases hidden within the mountains as you follow the historic caravan routes. You will visit Kasbah Telouet, once home to a wealthy family nearly as influential as the royal family of the time. Next, explore the Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou, a UNESCO World Heritage site that showcases 16th-century architecture and has attracted many filmmakers over the years. After a lunch break at the site, you will drive for about two hours to reach the village of Agdz, where you will spend the night, enjoy dinner, and savor warm mint tea.

Day 2 :Agdz ⇒ Kasbah Tamnougalt ⇒ Erg Chigaga Sahara Desert

After breakfast, we continue our journey towards Morocco’s largest palm oasis, following the Draa River, which stretches over 1100 km. You will visit Kasbah Tamnougalt, a former main caravan station from Timbuktu. Lunch will be at a traditional restaurant along the way. As we head further south, we’ll stop at Tamgroute village, the last place in the region where the pottery industry remains alive, thanks to seven ancient families. You will soon witness the vastness of the Sahara as we pass the last village on the road, Mhamid Elghizlane. After an hour and a half, we will reach the highest sand dunes in Morocco. Upon arrival, you will be welcomed and can enjoy a camel ride to witness a breathtaking sunset. In the evening, experience Berber music, a campfire, and traditional nomad tea.

Day 3 :Erg Chigaga Sahara Desert ⇒ Tazenakht ⇒ Marrakech

Early mornings are ideal for meditation and witnessing a beautiful sunrise; we highly recommend finding a peaceful spot to embrace this experience. After breakfast, we will venture deep into the Sahara, passing by the dry Lake Iriqui, historically a resting place for migratory birds traveling from Africa to Europe. Our journey will continue to Tazenakht, known as the capital of Berber rugs and carpets, where we will have lunch. You will also visit a women’s cooperative to gain insight into the intricate craftsmanship behind these traditional textiles. By late afternoon, your driver will take you back through the High Atlas Mountains to your Riad or the airport.

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FAQ

What types of accommodations are available for desert camps?

Desert camp accommodations can vary, but they often include spacious tents with comfortable beds, private bathrooms, air conditioning or heating, and sometimes even features like private pools, hot tubs, and outdoor seating areas.

What are the must-visit destinations in Morocco?

Morocco offers a wide range of attractions, but some must-visit places include Marrakech, Fes, the Sahara Desert, Chefchaouen, and the Atlas Mountains.

Do I need a visa to visit Morocco?

Visa requirements depend on your nationality. Many countries, including the United States and European Union members, can enter Morocco without a visa for tourism purposes for up to 90 days.

Are guided tours a good idea in Morocco?

Guided tours can be an excellent way to explore Morocco, especially for first-time visitors. They provide local insights and can help with language barriers.

Is Morocco safe for tourists?

Morocco is generally considered safe for tourists. However, it is important to exercise standard precautions, such as avoiding poorly lit areas at night and safeguarding your belongings.

Is it safe to travel in the Sahara Desert?

Traveling in the Sahara Desert is generally safe with a reputable tour operator. It is crucial to be prepared for desert conditions and follow the guidance of your guides.

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Francisco Carial

Solo Traveller

That trip was absolutely amazing! The breathtaking views, the vibrant culture, and the unforgettable experiences made it truly special. I’m so grateful for the memories we created and the wonderful people we met along the way. Can’t wait for the next adventure!

July 20, 2024

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