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4 days Morocco desert tour from Fes

Fes to Merzouga 4 days desert tour Overview :

With our 4 Days tour from Fes to Merzouga, you may explore the Middle Atlas mountains, the Azrou Cedar Forest, the Erg-Chebbi Sand Dunes, the Todra Gorges, and the Ziz Valley. You can visit a nomadic family in the desert on this 4-day journey from Fes, which includes two nights in the Merzouga desert and one in the Todra gorges.

Fes to Merzouga 4 days desert tour Highlights :

Fes to Merzouga 4 days desert tour itinerary :

Day 1: Fes – Middle Atlas – Ziz Valley – Merzouga desert

Pick up at your Fes lodging and transfer to the Merzouga desert. En route, we’ll stop in Ifrane, sometimes known as the Switzerland of Morocco, so you may take in the town’s splendor. then halt later to observe the wild orangutans in the cedar forest. going on to Midelt to a restaurant for lunch. We will go across Tizi n Tlghamt Pass in the afternoon and arrive at Ziz Valley, where we will halt for a panoramic view of the valley.

We’ll arrive in Merzouga village in the afternoon, where we’ll check into a hotel close to the sand dunes for the first night. You can go into the dunes to watch the sun set. Dinner and lodging in a conventional hotel.

Day 2: Full day in the desert

Starting from Merzouga, we will travel through the desert to the village of Khamlia, where we will stop to enjoy some Gnawa music played by locals. From there, we will travel to an old village where the lead mines in the Black Mountains are located. Here, we will have some free time to explore before continuing to a nomadic family, where we will enjoy a cup of tea in their traditional tent and learn about their way of life.

In order to enjoy the sunset and spend the night in a desert camp, we will ride the camel into the Erg-Chebbi dune complex in the late afternoon. Dinner in the camp and music accompanied by Berber drums around the campfire.

Day 3:Merzouga – Rissani – Todra gorges

Get up early this morning to enjoy some fun sandboarding in the dunes and a magnificent sunrise over the dunes. and we’ll ride camels back to Merzouga village after breakfast at the tent.

Before continuing to Todra gorges, where we will have free time to explore the canyon and spend the night, we will make a stop at Rissani, a historic traditional market where the residents of Berber communities gather to sell and buy their requirements.

Day 4 :Todra gorges – Middle Atlas mountains – Fes

On the final day of our four-day excursion through the Fes desert, we will travel from Todra Gorges to Fes via the Middle Atlas Mountains and their Berber communities. We will stop at a number of locations en route and will deliver you to Fes in the late afternoon.

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Fes to Merzouga 4 days desert tour Includes and Excludes :

What's included?

What's NOT included?

what to know ?

✔ The second day, your guide will suggest that you stop by a Berber shop that sells scarves and Berber clothing on your way to the Erg Chebbi Dunes. You may take pictures and try on a Berber attire here absolutely free! Then, if you choose, you can make a purchase. Please be aware that nothing has to be purchased. If you’re not interested, you can tell your guide and proceed without it.

✔ the distance between Fes and Merzouga is too long (460 Km).

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Fes to Merzouga 4 days desert tour Frequently 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.

11. How far away from Fes to Merzouga?

Merzouga and Fes are separated by a 500-kilometer distance.

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