Experience the best of Morocco in this 8-day tour from Fes to the Imperial Cities and the Merzouga Sahara Desert. Starting in Fes, you’ll be immersed in vibrant colors, bustling streets, and rich culture. Discover ancient mosques, markets, and famous tanneries.
Step back in time as you visit archaeological sites, including Roman ruins, palaces, tombs, and gardens. Travel through scenic landscapes of olive groves and the Middle Atlas Mountains.
Morocco Tours Agency offers private tours with standard, luxury, and mixed options at competitive prices, tailored to the group size and accommodation preferences.
The 8-day tour from Fes to the Imperial Cities and Merzouga begins at 8:30 am, heading to Meknes with a stop at Volubilis. After exploring Meknes, including the famous Bab Mansour, we’ll have lunch. Then, we continue to Rabat, where the day ends with an overnight stay.
The city tour begins with breakfast, followed by a visit to Odaya Castle. Next, we stop in Casablanca to see the stunning Hassan II Mosque, Morocco’s most expensive. The day ends in Marrakech, where we spend the night at our accommodation.
The tour of Marrakech can be planned as follows. It is best reputed by central Djemma El Fna. Dried fruits and orange juice are served at the heart of it.
The visit entails the following sites irrespectively. The Majorelle Gardens, the Koutoubia Mosque, El Bahia Palace, the Quranic School, Ben Youssef Medersa, and the Saadian Tombs into the bargain.
After spending the eventful day, we come back to your accommodation to have another night in the city.
Normally, the departure is at 8:30. The destination is Ouarzazate. We move via the High Atlas Mountains. We penetrate the Tichka pass. The program entails the Telouet Kasbah.
Afterward, the program keeps on to take lunch at the bottom of Ait Ben Haddou Castle. It is touted as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
The visit entails roaming about the Kasbah. It also entails the cinema studios. Ouarzazate is where to spend overnight at the accommodation.
Continuing our 8-day Tour Fes to Imperial Cities and Merzouga, breakfast comes first. The visit starts with seeing Kasbah of Taourirt. Later, we drive towards Todra Gorges. On the way, we pay a visit to the castle of M’gouna town, the stop in here is meant to eye the cosmetic articles.
Here, the break to have lunch is taken. Alongside the path, we make a stop to see caves. Then we continue the trip till Gorges. Overnight is served at Dades Gorge.
Breakfast marks the start of our journey to the Tudgha Gorges, with optional stops along the way. We continue to the Erg Chebbi dunes, passing through Tinjdad town, where we stop for lunch before reaching Merzouga.
Next, we head to the Oases of Risani near Erfoud. At the bivouac, we are welcomed with mint tea.
Later, we ride camels to watch the sunset before returning to camp for the night.
After breakfast and a morning shower, we head towards Midelt. We’ll pass through Erfoud, known for its fossils, as well as Errachidia and the scenic Ziz Valley with its stunning palm trees. Our destination, Midelt, lies at the foot of Ayachi Mountain, famous as ‘the apple capital.’ Accommodation will be provided for the night.
Breakfast comes first, followed by passing Tizi n Talghmt. Next, we stop in Azro to see the apes in the cedar forest. After lunch, we head to Fes, where we’ll drop you off at your accommodation or the airport, marking the end of our 8-day tour from Fes to the Imperial cities and Merzouga Sahara.
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Yes, it’s a shared tour. You will travel with a small group from around the world.
Comfortable clothing and footwear, sunglasses, sunscreen, a hat, and a camera are recommended.
Yes, they are. Your hotel room will have private ensuite bathrooms.
It is roughly 1 hour for sunset and another hour for sunrise the following day. Time depends on season, Day light saving time, and sunset/sunrise time.
You can. a 4×4 will be offered to transfer you from Merzouga lodge to Erg Chebbi desert camp for an extra fee of 30 Euros ( Included in luxury tent option )
There will be a few sand boards available at the camp operator’s lodge to use at leisure ( Availability not guaranteed ). You can ask for one to take to the camp with you. They are free of charge