4 Days Morocco Desert Tour

Itinerary : 4 Days Morocco Desert Trip

4 Days In Morocco Tour

Day 1 : Marrakech – Dades gorges

From Marrakech, you’ll head southeast towards Ait Ben Haddou, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Morocco’s most famous kasbahs. This fortified village is made up of traditional mud-brick buildings and has been used as a filming location for many films. We will visit the film studios and the Kasbah Taoutit in Ouarzazate.
You will continue to Skoura, a small town known for its palm groves and kasbahs. Here you can walk through the oasis and visit the Kasbah Amridil, a well-preserved example of traditional Moroccan architecture.

Your final destination for the day will be the Dades Gorge, a series of stunning rock formations carved out by the Dades River. Along the way, you’ll pass through Rose Valley, a scenic area known for its fragrant rose gardens and rosewater production. Night in a hotel near the Dades gorges.

Day 2 : Dades gorges – Merzouga

We leave Dades gorges to Merzouga desert pass by Tinghir and
Todra Gorges, is another stunning canyon located in the eastern part of the High Atlas Mountains. The gorge is famous for its towering rock walls that rise up to 300 meters in height, making it a popular destination for rock climbers. The Todra Gorges are located in the Todgha Valley, which is about 15 km from the town of Tinghir. After lunch in Gorges we continue to Merzouga via Touroug and Erfoud. Visit the fossils in Erfoud befoure driving to Sahara desert.
Merzouga is a small town located in the Sahara Desert, famous for its towering sand dunes and stunning sunsets. The town is a popular base for camel treks into the desert, where you can spend a night or two in traditional berbere tents. The campsite is typically set up with traditional nomadic-style tents or luxury camping tents, complete with comfortable beds and warm blankets. Meet the nomads in desert camp lesten to here music aroud campfire. Diner and overnight in berbere tentes.

Day 3 : Excursion in Merzouga desert

During your excursion, you visit the nomads, You might learn about their way of life, sample some traditional foods, and perhaps even try your hand at some local crafts.
In the khamlia village you might have the opportunity to experience gnaoua music, which is a unique style of music that originated in West Africa and is now popular throughout Morocco. Gnaoua music is characterized by its use of traditional instruments such as the krakebs (metal castanets) and the guembri (a three-stringed bass instrument), and its fusion of African, Arab, and Berber musical styles.

You might enjoy a meal of pizza berbere, which is a local specialty that combines the flavors of traditional Berber cuisine with the familiar comfort of pizza.

Back to desert camp camel. The ride typically lasts for around 1-2 hours, depending on the pace of the camels, and is led by experienced local guides. The camels are gentle and well-trained, and they provide a comfortable and unique way to explore the desert landscape. As you journey deeper into the desert, you’ll witness the stunning views of the sand dunes, the golden colors of the sand as it changes with the sun, and the silence of the vast desert.
Once you arrive at the campsite, you’ll be welcomed with traditional Moroccan tea and snacks, and you’ll have a chance to relax and enjoy the beautiful sunset over the dunes.

Day 4 : Merzouga – Draa valle – Marrakech

You will start your day in Merzouga, You may want to wake up early to watch the sunrise over the dunes before heading out for the day.

From Merzouga, you’ll head west towards the Draa Valley, a scenic oasis known for its palm groves and ancient kasbahs. The journey will take you through small Berber villages, where you can get a glimpse of daily life in rural Morocco.

Once you arrive in the Draa Valley, you can take a leisurely stroll through the palm groves or explore some of the nearby kasbahs, such as Kasbah Tamnougalt, which dates back to the 16th century.

After exploring the Draa Valley, you will continue your journey west to Marrakech. The drive will take you through the High Atlas Mountains, where you can enjoy breathtaking views of the rugged landscape.

Upon arrival in Marrakech, you can check in to your hotel.