5 Days Tour Fes to Marrakech

Begin your day with a convenient pick-up at the nearest point to your hotel or riad. Fes, locally recognized as Fes el Bali, will Submerge you in the atmosphere reminiscent of the Middle Ages. as you navigate the labyrinthine medina, bustling with artisans, markets, tanneries, and mosques. Traverse the car-free urban zone, observing donkeys laden with leather, and explore the distinct specialty sections within the souk. Watch for the recently restored Medersa Bou Inania, among the city's most exquisite buildings. Visit Medresse el Attarine and the splendid Funduq al-Najjarin, an impeccably restored 18th-century inn. Witness the renowned Chaouara tannery, offering an iconic view of its dye pits, and visit a ceramics factory to observe potters at work traditionally. 

The drive from Fes to Midelt in Morocco, traversing the Atlas Mountains, offers a breathtaking journey through diverse landscapes. Starting in Fes, you'll embark on a scenic route through the captivating Atlas Mountains.
As you leave Fes, the landscape gradually transforms from urban surroundings to more rural and mountainous terrain. The road winds through picturesque valleys, showcasing the region's natural beauty. The Atlas Mountains, with their majestic peaks, provide a stunning backdrop throughout the journey.

En route to Midelt, you may encounter charming Berber villages nestled against the mountainsides, adding a cultural touch to the drive. The route offers breathtaking scenes of irregular landscapes, deep canyons, and lush greenery, creating a visually striking experience.
The drive also includes traversing mountain passes, offering spectacular vistas and a sense of adventure. Depending on the time of year, you might witness varying scenery, from snow-capped peaks in winter to blooming wildflowers in the warmer months.

HEADS UP

• A complimentary airport transfer is available for participants who purchase the private version of this tour.
•  The Fes Medina is a free-car zone; vehicles are not allowed; we will schedule a pick-up at the nearest point to your accommodation.

Merzouga, a jewel in the Moroccan desert, promises a fantastic and unique tourist experience. This small village is renowned for its mesmerizing Saharan landscapes, which create an otherworldly atmosphere that captures the imagination of every visitor.
The towering dunes of Erg Chebbi, located near Merzouga, are a defining feature of the area. Reaching impressive heights, these golden giants offer an unforgettable backdrop for a truly magical experience. The dunes come alive with the changing colors of sunrise and sunset, creating a surreal, awe-inspiring panorama.

A must-do in Merzouga is the exhilarating camel trek into the heart of the dunes. As you traverse the undulating sands on these gentle creatures, you'll be immersed in the silence and vastness of the Sahara. Enjoying the night of your dreams in a traditional desert camp beneath a blanket of stars is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, marked by the rhythmic beats of Berber music and the warm hospitality of the locals.

For adventure seekers, Merzouga offers exhilarating activities such as sandboarding on the dunes or embarking on a 4x4 desert excursion. The ever-shifting sands and the play of light create a dynamic landscape that adds an element of thrill to the adventure.
Merzouga's charm extends beyond its natural wonders; the village reflects the region's rich cultural heritage. Travelers can engage with the indigenous Berber communities, sample authentic Moroccan cuisine, and explore vibrant markets.

In summary, Merzouga beckons travelers with the promise of a fantastic Moroccan tourist experience. It combines the surreal beauty of the Sahara, the thrill of desert adventures, and the warmth of Berber hospitality into an unforgettable journey. 

Included

• Standard Desert Tent
• Breakfast
• Dinner

The Dades Gorge in Morocco stands as a testament to the sheer grandeur of nature, offering a breathtaking display of geological wonders that captivate the senses. Situated in the Atlas Mountains, this gorge is renowned for its striking beauty, making it a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and travelers seeking awe-inspiring landscapes.
One of the most remarkable features of the Dades Gorge is its dramatic rock formations. Towering limestone and red clay dramatically on both sides of the gorge create a narrow, winding passage that feels like a natural masterpiece sculpted by time. The hues of the rocks change throughout the day, casting a spectrum of colors that range from warm reds to golden yellows, especially during sunrise and sunset.
As you venture deeper into the gorge, the landscape unfolds with unexpected twists and turns. The Dades River, flowing through the valley's heart, adds a refreshing touch to the arid surroundings. Lush pockets of green vegetation thrive along the riverbanks, creating a striking contrast against the rugged terrain.
The road that winds through the Dades Gorge, often called the "Road of a Thousand Kasbahs," leads travelers on a journey of discovery. Ancient kasbahs and traditional Berber villages emerge dramatically off the landscape, providing a view into the region's complex history and cultural heritage. The juxtaposition of the historic architecture against the natural splendor of the gorge enhances its overall charm.

Included

• Visit the Todgha Gorge 
• Photographic stops

Nestled within the rugged landscapes of the High Atlas Mountains in Morocco, the Dades Gorge stands as a geological masterpiece, captivating all who venture into its breathtaking embrace. Carved over centuries by the Dades River, this spectacular gorge is a testament to the raw power of nature and an ode to the intricacies of Moroccan topography.
The Dades Gorge, also known as the Grand Canyon of Morocco, stretches approximately 100 kilometers (62 miles) through the High Atlas, revealing a kaleidoscope of colors and rock formations. Towering canyon walls, adorned with hues ranging from deep reds to ochre, create a mesmerizing tapestry that changes with the shifting sunlight, offering a visual g for those fortunate enough to explore its depths.
One of the most remarkable features of the Dades Gorge is the "Monkey Fingers," a series of limestone rock formations resembling the gnarled fingers of a giant hand reaching toward the sky. These natural sculptures are silent witnesses to the geological forces that have shaped this extraordinary landscape.
As you wind through the twisting roads that traverse the gorge, you'll encounter picturesque Berber villages clinging to the rocky cliffs. These settlements, seemingly suspended between heaven and earth, add a human touch to the awe-inspiring scenery. The traditional Kasbahs, with their distinctive architecture, stand as guardians of ancient traditions amid the rugged grandeur of the canyon.
The Dades River, meandering through the gorge, has given life to lush oases and verdant pockets of vegetation, starkly contrasting the arid surroundings. This harmonious blend of natural elements contributes to the unique allure of the Dades Gorge, making it a haven for both nature enthusiasts and cultural explorers.
For those seeking adventure, the Dades Gorge offers hiking opportunities along ancient trails that unveil hidden gems, including ancient rock carvings and panoramic vistas. As the sun comes down, casting a warm glow over the canyon, the Dades Gorge transforms into a magical realm, where the play of light and shadow accentuates the beauty of this geological wonder.

Included

• Visit to the Todra Gorge Canyons

Today, embark on a scenic journey along the winding roads of the Atlas, bound for Marrakech—a city that seamlessly intertwines its ancient roots with European modernity. Take your time to soak in the magnificent vistas as you traverse the High Atlas Mountain passes, undoubtedly prompting several pauses for captivating photo opportunities.
Upon arriving and checking into your hotel, consider immersing yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Djemaa el-Fnaa, a grand square unique to Marrakech and one of the largest public spaces globally. As night descends, the court undergoes a mesmerizing transformation, buzzing with activity. Henna painters, performers, and storytellers animate the scene, harmonizing with a street food bazaar showcasing an array of Moroccan delicacies. Enveloped in the enticing aroma of spices and the lively chatter of the crowd, you'll find yourself immersed in the sensory tapestry of Marrakech.
Cap off your day with a cup of refreshing mint tea at one of the multiple rooftop restaurants overlooking the Jemaa El Fna square. The panoramic views offer a serene vantage point to reflect on the day's adventures while relishing the enchanting energy that defines Marrakech.

• Transfers in a private A/C vehicle
• Luxury Accommodation 
• Luxury Sahara Desert Camp
• All meals included vegetarian options included
• Experience local Spanish/English/French Drivers
• Optional Sandboarding equipment
• Camp luggage service
• Added flexibility to all photographic stops
• Photographic  assistance 
• Tea | Coffee break
• All entrances and fees
• Tea and mineral water in the Sahara Desert

*All the above perks are available only to the private/luxury version of this tour

HEADS UP

*If you purchase a group version of this tour, your inclusions will be standards.