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3 days Morocco tour from Ouarzazate
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3 days desert tour from Ouarzazate Overview :
The most well-liked tourist destination in the south may be experienced as a true desert adventure by booking our 3 days desert tour from Ouarzazate . There is plenty to learn about the local Berber culture. You might choose to wander through Skoura’s oasis and go see the stunning Amredhil Kasbah. You can try out some cosmetics made with Damascene roses in the Valley of the Roses. From there, a dirt road leads to a fairly desolate area that serves as a home for local Berbers. You can drink tea with a family of nomads.
You can awe at the geologically intriguing rocks in the Dades Valley. In a lovely guesthouse, you will spend the night in this wonderful valley. The following day, you can stroll through Toudgha’s other gorges.
You can enjoy that much anticipated camel ride into the desert. One of the day’s highlights, the sunset, may be seen from there. You will savor a lavish starvation when you return to the desert camp. The day is finally brought to a conclusion with nomad and Berber music, which you are welcome to participate in on, around a campfire. You go off to sleep as you relive the day’s thrills in your head thanks to the calmness of the desert and the privacy of your own tent.
The following morning, enjoy the sunrise from the top of the closest dune. You may learn more about how the Berbers have lived in this area for thousands of years in the Dra’a Valley, which is home to countless palm trees, historic homes, and desert oasis. It is highly recommended to see the Dra’a Valley’s oldest Kasbah.
You are welcome to request that the driver stop at any scenic viewpoint along the way.
3 days desert tour from Ouarzazate Highlights :
- Exploring the green oasis in Skoura and the fortified Kasbah of Amredhil
- Visiting the cosmetic co-operatives of products made of Damascene roses in Klaat MGouna
- Stopping by Berber villages, giving an insight into local life
- Riding camels in the orange dunes and taking photos of your group wearing nomad turbans
- As the sunset over the sand dunes, take in the view.
- spend night in desert camp
- Enjoying dinner under the panoply of stars, followed by an evening of Berber music
- Driving along the Dra’a Valley with its thousands of palm trees and ancient kasbahs
3 days desert tour from Ouarzazate itinerary :
Day 1: Ouarzazate _ Dades Gorges
Arrival to the Oasis of Skoura, where various historic kasbahs—some tragically in ruins—stand among the palm trees, before continuing on to the Dades Gorge.
Our path then passes through Kela’a M’gouna, also known as the Valley of Roses, where we stop to view the locally created cosmetic products made from the plentiful blossoms in the valley. These goods are well-known and highly esteemed throughout Morocco.
To get a deeper sense of the terrain and to stop by Berber nomads for a cup of tea, you take an off-road route from here. After stopping in the Dades gorge for lunch, you have time to meander around the fields and gardens, gorges, and gorges. You can choose to spend the night at a hotel, Kasbah, or, if you want, you can hike into the hills and stay with a Berber family.
Day 2: Dades Gorges _ Merzouga
After breakfast, the journey continues just a little distance to Tinghir and the strikingly unique Toudgha gorges, where you can take a brief walk to see the steep gorge walls and the constricted sky above. Then you proceed to the Oasis of Tafilalet in Erfoud, which is well-known for its Date Festival, the Chebbi dunes via Tinjdad, and Rissani, which is home to the Alaouite dynasty of the reigning monarch of Morocco.
You can stop along the journey between Tinjdad and Erfoud to descend into the intriguing underground water channels that are located far below the surface of the land. These channels are always cold and prevent the evaporation of this irrigation supply. You can stop in Erfoud to observe the transformation of thousands of fossils into various items.
Along the journey, we’ll stop for lunch in a Berber village. You are given a glass of tea upon arrival at the bivouac before riding a camel to the top of the dunes to view the sunset.
You eat dinner and spend the night in a luxurious camp that has a private bathroom, king-sized beds, lovely Moroccan furnishings, and lighting that have been artfully placed to maximize your enjoyment of the dunes’ peace and beauty.
Day 3: Merzouga _ Ouarzazate
If you get up early enough, you can witness the sunrise, when the dunes’ color and the shadows’ interaction create an amazing sight. The route continues through the Dra’a Valley past the Tazzarine village (which was portrayed in the movie “Babel”) and then to N’Qob for lunch.
The journey brings us to Tanasikht in the afternoon, where we travel along the road used by ancient caravans to explore the actual Dra’a Valley with its massive palm palms and historic settlements. You can visit Kasbah Tamnougalte, the oldest Kasbah in the entire valley, outside of Agdez near the head of the valley. There are still several family living there.
You cross the Tizi-n-Tinfifte pass and the Anti Atlas Mountains on your way back to Ouarzazate. Afternoon arrives and you return to Ouarzazate. Your driver will return you safely to your riad after your 3-day desert excursion from Ouarzazate to Merzouga. Around 18:00, your three-day trip from Ouarzazate to the Erg Chebbi dunes comes to a close.
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3 days desert tour from Ouarzazate Includes and Excludes :
What's included?
- Pick up and drop off at your accommodation
- Private transport .
- 1 night in a hotel/riad in the dades valley.
- 1 night in camp in the desert.
- Camel trekking in the Merzouga desert.
- dinner and breakfast
What's NOT included?
- Tickets.
- Lunch.
- drinks
- tips
3 days desert tour from Ouarzazate asked questions :
1-what type of vehicles are used for the trip ?
What a wonderful question! Comfortable transportation is essential for “private desert expeditions.” For groups larger than 8, we utilize Mercedes Bens Sprinter minibuses, Ford 8-seater vans, Land Cruiser TXs, and many other comfortable vehicles.
2. Is the sandboarding included?
Snowboarding or sandboarding are included, yes. Please inform your driver or guide if you would like to go sandboarding. Since there are only a few boards in the camp, he will see to it that you get one as soon as you arrive.
3. How far in advance should we book this tour?
Since the early bird gets the worm, it is advised to make your travel arrangements as soon as possible.
4. How to pay for the tour?
First, throughout the booking process, we request a little deposit be transferred to our account via PayPal. Second, the remainder of the money must be made in cash and should be given to our driver/guide on the first day of the tour in euros, dollars, or the equivalent in dirhams.
5. How do i take my luggage to the camp?
Your luggage will be transported by a 4×4 vehicle when your camel trekking begins. Consequently, when you get to the camp, you will discover your bags.
6. Is it possible to have vegetarian food or vegan food?
Yes, it is feasible to serve vegan or vegetarian food. Please notify me via email or your driver/guide as soon as possible on the first day of your vacation.
7. I don’t want to ride camels to the camp, how i do i reach the camp?
We’ll take you to the camp in a 4 x 4 car if you don’t want to ride a camel.
8. Can we book our accommodation for ourselves?
Yes, if you like, we can organize only your transportation; you must make all other arrangements for lodging.
9. What languages spoken in morocco?
Arabic and Berber are the official languages of the kingdom of Morocco, while French is used in government and correspondence. However, the majority of Moroccans employed in the tourism industry also speak English, as well as other languages including Spanish, Italian, and German.
10. Is there problem if women wear any kind of clothes?
No. There is only one restriction on what you may wear when taking a tour of the mosque like Hassan II. You would need to dress modestly, like you would in a church, in order to enter (no shorts, tank tops…).
If you wish to avoid drawing unwanted attention, you should dress in a certain way, just as in any other country.
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