2 Days 1 Night Desert Trip from Fes to Marrakech

2 Days 1 Night Desert Trip from Fes to Marrakech

Experience the beauty of the Sahara Desert on this two day adventure from Fes to Marrakech.

Here's what you'll enjoy:

Day 1: Journey to the Sahara Desert

• Your driver from Fes Desert Trips will pick you up from your hotel or Riad at 7 am.
• Begin your journey through the Middle Atlas mountains, stopping at the charming town of Ifrane, known as Morocco's Switzerland.
• Explore the cedar forests near Azrou, where you can encounter Barbary Apes in their natural habitat.
• Traverse the Atlas Mountains and arrive at Rissani, the gateway to the Sahara Desert.
• Witness the stunning Erg Chebbi sand dunes, where you'll embark on a camel trek to a traditional Berber camp.
• Enjoy a delicious dinner accompanied by Berber music and spend the night under the starry desert sky.

Day 2: Return to Marrakech

• Wake up early to watch the sunrise over the sand dunes.
• Ride your camel back to a hotel for breakfast.
• Drive through the Todgha Gorges and hike around the village of Tinghir.
• Visit the Kasbah of Taourirt, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
• Cross the High Atlas Mountains via the Tizi n'Tichka pass.
• Your desert tour concludes in Marrakech, where you'll be dropped off at your riad or hotel.

                                                                                   What's Included:

Accommodation:

• 1 night in a luxury desert camp or similar.

Guide:

• English, Spanish, French-speaking driver.

Meals:

• 1 dinner and breakfast in the Merzouga desert.

Additional Services:

• Camel ride in the Merzouga Erg Chebbi dunes.
• Sandboarding in the Merzouga Erg Chebbi dunes.
• Visit to Telouet Kasbah.
• Free time for exploring sites and photo breaks.
• Turban for the camel trip in the desert.

Transport:

• Private transportation with air conditioning.
• Hotel pickup in Fes.
• Hotel drop-off in Marrakech.

Optional:

• ATVs in the Merzouga Desert.

Excluded:

• Personal expenses (gifts, souvenirs, etc.).
• Lunches at local cafes and restaurants.
• Beverages such as alcohol, sodas, mineral water, etc.