Fes Private Tours
3 days from Fes to Sahara Desert
Overview:
This 3 days from Fes to Sahara Desert will allow you to discover the awe-inspiring Atlas Mountains as well as the Sahara Desert in Morocco. You will be able to experience the ever-changing splendor of the desert as you travel through the Ziz Valley, which is one of the magnificent vistas that you will encounter on your trip. You can immerse yourself in the rich culture of Morocco by going on a camel ride through the picturesque Erg Chebbi dunes, spending the night in a desert tent under the stars, and experiencing the desert. It’s a tour that you won’t forget, packed with magnificent natural marvels!
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3 days from Fes to Sahara Desert Itinerary:
1st day : Fes – Middle Atlas – Merzouga Desert – Camel trek night in the camp
At this tour of 3 days from Fes to Sahara Desert, you will experience the beauty of Morocco’s mountains and forests, including Ifran and Midelt. See the famous cedar forest and Barbary apes in Azrou, then travel through Tiz Ntalghamt pass and Ziz Gorge for stunning views of the Atlas plateau and hints of the desert. Enjoy lunch in Errachidia and continue through the lush Ziz Valley to Merzouga, where you’ll ride a camel and spend the night in a tent after dinner.
2nd Day : Merzouga Desert – Nomads Families – Khamlia – Erg Chebbi
Experience a complete desert day with a breathtaking sunrise on top of a dune near the camp. Afterward, return to Merzouga on camels for a hearty breakfast, then explore the sandy Erg Chebbi desert and marvel at Morocco’s highest dune, which stands over 250 meters tall.
We continue then by the road that was formerly used for the “Paris – Dakar” and ends in the mountains that limit with Agelia. Stop at Tissardmin oasis where we can find fossil quarries still present in the area, we continue then by a road where we can see nomad settlements and learn their secrets and manners.
The next stop will be at a viewpoint to contemplate the hole Erg Chebbi. We`ll reach then Kamilia Village, originally from Mali, where we´ll take a relaxing cup of tea meanwhile we listen to a concert of the spiritual music of Gnawa.Transfer to your accommodation and free afternoon to enjoy the town or the dunes next to the hotel to see the sunset. Dinner and night in the hotel for this 3 days from Fes to Sahara Desert.
3th Day : Trip from Merzouga to Fes
Wake up before sunrise and climb the dunes early with your camera. Also, This place offers great spots for beautiful pictures. and we drive to Fes, where you can shower and have breakfast at the hotel of the desert camp. The trip to Fes is quite long, and on the way we see great locations like Erfoud and the Ziz Valley. And, Midlet during the trip.
Midlet is the perfect town to have lunch before we continue the journey. Once we get to Azrou, you have a great chance to see the Berber monkey groups in the cedar forest. Before we reach Fes, we drive to Ifrane. Ifrane is locally known as “Little Switzerland”, a winter ski area, built in a beautiful style by the French.
3 days from Fes to Sahara Desert info
Included
- Comfortable 4X4 vehicle with air conditional
- English speaking driver
- Fuel and tolls
- 1-night accommodation in a desert camp in Merzouga with dinner and breakfast
- 1-night accommodation in a Hotel in Merzouga with dinner and breakfast
- Camel trekking in the Erg Chebbi dunes
- Sandboarding (optional)
- Bottle of water during the tour
Excluded
- Flight Ticket
- Lunches
- Drinks
Important! This is a planned tour itinerary; if it does not meet your needs, please contact us. Based on your preferences and the length of your stay, we will develop a bespoke schedule. We provide bespoke Morocco excursions. As more individuals join the tour, the cost decreases. If the payment is fixed, transportation expenses will be proportional to the number of passengers. The standard of lodging affects its price. Please contact us for a quote.
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Arabic serves as the designated language of communication; however, a prevalent Moroccan dialect known as Darjia is often used. French is prevalent as a result of historical connections, whereas certain regions may also have some Spanish presence.
Overall, Morocco is considered to be a secure and politically stable country. Tourists should exercise caution over petty thievery, fraudulent schemes, and unwelcome advances, since they are the prevailing criminal activities.
It is recommended to dress in a conservative manner, particularly for ladies. It is mandatory to wear clothing that covers the wrists and ankles while visiting mosques.
The Moroccan Dirham (MAD) serves as the official currency of Morocco. It is advisable to have cash for smaller markets and taxis, since they could not take credit cards.
Spring, which occurs from March to May, and autumn, which occurs from September to November, are optimal seasons characterized by agreeable weather conditions.
