Overview : 3 Days Tour from Fez To Merzouga

From Fes to Merzouga in 3 Days, Early in the morning is when you begin. We travel to Ifrane. It is also known as “Little Switzerland,”.Thereafter, we travel via the Middle Atlas Mountains, creating the illusion that we are in Morocco for a little period of time. Besides, we travel across this peculiar landscape to reach Azrou’s cedar forest, where we encounter apes. We will then keep going until we reach Midelt. It is a charming community known for its sweet apples, where we will pause for lunch while strolling through the homes. Later on, we will move on to the Erg Chebbi desert in the afternoon after lunch. You will be able to enjoy the stunning Ziz Gorges along the trip with its scenic valley of palm trees, mountains, and historic Kasbah. In the evening, arrived at Erg Chebbi. You will enjoy a delicious dinner in a typical riad or at a local Kasbah.

We’ll have a full day of exploration and a magnificent desert sunrise. Thus, we will go to desert nomads. The local customs and way of life will be shown by having tea with them and visiting their tents. Colors and contrasts of the desert will satisfy your soul. Besides, we’ll dance with Gnawa musicians in Khamlia. Moreover, we’ll travel to the significant desert city of Rissani. After lunch, we’ll visit the market. You’ll be then taken by your camel caravan to the tall dunes of Erg Chebbi to see the sunset and encounter desert life. An excellent cup of tea and one of Morocco’s greatest tagines are at the camp. Then, enjoy your time under billions of stars in the sky around the fire

We will get you up early so that you can take a walk through the high dunes to see the sunrise. Afterward, you will ride your camel back to the hotel so that you can have breakfast and take a shower before we embark on our adventure back to Fez through the Atlas Mountains’ varied landscapes. Your 3 days tour from Fes to Merzouga will come to a conclusion when we arrive in Fez in the evening. On the way, we’ll stop in Midelt for lunch before traveling to the famed cedar forest to observe the monkey.