2-Day tour from Ouarzazate to Merzouga Desert & Fes

In the morning you’ll meet your personal driver/guide at your hotel, and then make your lovely way into the Sahara where a harmonious blend of palm groves, breathtaking canyons, and picturesque rose fields awaits. Carrying on, we continue to the illustrious Amridil Kasbah in Skoura, an extraordinary fortress constructed in the 17th century. This remarkable edifice has gained worldwide recognition as the filming location for iconic movies such as “Ali Baba, the Forty Thieves and Lawrence of Arabia”, immerse yourself in the rich history and cinematic charm of this esteemed site as you uncover the secrets it holds.

 Afterward, set out on a captivating expedition from Skoura, traversing the mesmerizing path of the Rose Valley and countless kasbahs, leading you to the majestic Todra Gorge. Encircled by towering vertical limestone cliffs, soaring to remarkable heights of 300 meters, this natural wonder is often hailed as Morocco’s very own Grand Canyon. However, Todra’s allure truly lies in its enchanting transformation, as the radiant sun gracefully makes its journey from the east to the west. There’ll be time to marvel at this sight before you continue your journey to the Erg Chebbi dunes in Merzouga. Half way, a delightful stop for lunch awaits you in the town of Tinejdad.

⇒ Camel trekking » Erg Chebbi Dunes » Desert Camp

Embark on a memorable adventure as soon as you arrive at the legendary Erg Chebbi dunes, one of the world’s iconic landscapes. Mount your camel and venture towards your campsite, taking in the breathtaking scenery of towering dunes that reach heights of up to 500ft. As the sun begins its descent, be sure to witness the mesmerizing sunset from the heart of the desert. Marvel at the kaleidoscope of colors painting the vast horizon, casting a magical glow over the golden sands. In addition, indulge in a delightful dinner, followed by the enchanting melodies of traditional Berber music. As night falls, experience the magic of sleeping under the Saharan stars, creating unforgettable memories of the desert’s awe-inspiring beauty.

√ Overnight: Merzouga Desert

√ Meals Included: Dinner

Yes, Ouarzazate is worth visiting. Known as the “Gateway to the Sahara” it offers stunning desert landscapes, the historic Ait Benhaddou kasbah, and the Atlas Studios, where many famous films were shot. It’s a perfect destination for those interested in Moroccan culture, film history, and breathtaking scenery.

At least 2 days. This allows you to fully experience the stunning Sahara Desert, including a camel trek, a night in a desert camp, and time to explore the unique landscapes and local culture.

Absolutely. The Sahara Desert offers a unique and breathtaking experience with its vast sand dunes, stunning sunsets, and star-filled night skies. Exploring this immense desert provides a sense of adventure and tranquility, making it a must-see destination for travelers seeking natural beauty and a memorable experience.

The best time to visit the Sahara Desert is from October to April. During these months, the temperatures are more moderate, making it more comfortable for exploration and outdoor activities. Daytime temperatures are warm but not scorching, while nights are cool, providing a pleasant contrast. Summer can be very hot, with temperatures exceeding 39°C, however there are air-conditioned camps available for those who choose to visit during this season.