Embark on a thrilling Group Marrakech to Fes desert tour and traverse the heart of Morocco over an unforgettable three-day journey. This Shared Marrakech to Fes desert tour 3 days experience takes you from the vibrant streets of Marrakech to the historic alleys of Fes. Along the way, explore ancient Kasbahs with local guides, ride camels across the golden dunes of the Sahara, and sleep under a canopy of stars in a traditional Berber camp. With our expert guides and well-crafted itinerary, this shared adventure ensures you capture the essence of Moroccan culture and landscapes, making it the best choice for an authentic desert experience.
Your shared 3 days desert tour from Marrakech to Fes begins with an early pickup from your Marrakech accommodation. Journey through the scenic High Atlas Mountains via the Tizi n’Tichka Pass, witnessing panoramic views and traditional Berber villages. Upon arrival at the iconic Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah, meet your local guide for an in-depth exploration of this UNESCO World Heritage site, famous as a backdrop for many renowned films.
After lunch in Ouarzazate, drive across the captivating Valley of the Roses, known for its annual rose festival and fragrant landscapes. Continue to the lush Dades Valley, passing the “Road of a Thousand Kasbahs.” Conclude the day with dinner and an overnight stay in a comfortable hotel nestled in the valley.
Accommodation Details:
Hotel le chateau
After breakfast, explore the dramatic landscapes of the Dades Gorge before heading to Tinghir. Here, meet your local guide and enjoy an hour-long walk through the verdant oasis, surrounded by palm groves and traditional mud-brick villages. Discover the towering cliffs of Todra Gorges and have lunch at your leisure in Tinghir, sampling local Moroccan cuisine.
Proceed to Merzouga, the gateway to the Sahara Desert. Upon arrival, you’ll have some time to prepare for the sunset camel ride and capture stunning photographs of the desert landscape. In the afternoon, embark on a camel trek across the stunning Erg Chebbi dunes during sunset. Arrive at your Sahara desert camp for a traditional Moroccan dinner, music around the campfire, and a night under the starry desert sky.
Accommodation Details:
Comfortable Camp
Deluxe Camp
Wake up early to witness a spectacular sunrise over the dunes. After breakfast, return by camel to Merzouga. Here, you’ll meet your new driver to Fes, while most of the group returns back to Marrakech. Travel through the Ziz Valley, rich with palm groves and Berber villages, and cross the Middle Atlas Mountains. Stop for lunch in the apple-growing town of Midelt. Continue through cedar forests where you might spot Barbary macaque monkeys. Arrive in Fes in the early evening, concluding your Shared desert tour from Marrakech to Fes with lasting memories.
| Price per person: | Days of operation: | Number of participants: |
|---|---|---|
| 169 € | Daily | 17 Max |
I can’t recommend this shared 3-day tour from Marrakech to Fes enough—it was a standout experience during my time in Morocco! From the outset, everything was seamlessly organized. Ibrahim was not only punctual but also great at keeping us informed about all the details, ensuring we knew exactly where to meet. Originally, I had booked a luxury camp for the desert segment, but upon realizing I would be the only one there, I switched to the regular camp just before the transition. Nidal ,in the Marrakech office, was incredibly accommodating about the change.
Ibrahim was fantastic throughout the trip—funny, engaging, and genuinely committed to making sure we all enjoyed ourselves without any issues. There were numerous interesting stops along the way that enriched the experience further. If you’re considering a tour in Morocco, go ahead and book this one—you won’t be disappointed!
Our 3-day group tour from Marrakech to Fes via Morocco Sahara Desert was exceptionally well-organized, striking the perfect balance between sightseeing and travel time. We never felt like we were staying too long at any one spot, nor were we rushed. The team was very knowledgeable, which made the journey enjoyable. The meals provided were both tasty and affordable. I highly recommend the camel rides to reach the desert tents, and taking a quad bike ride at dawn to see the sunrise. Both activities were exhilarating and reasonably priced. Overall, this was a fantastic experience, and I’d recommend it to anyone looking for an adventure.
The Sahara Desert was absolutely stunning! Our guide was fantastic and even took our phones to capture some cool photos and videos of us riding camels on our way to the campsite. We visited in August, and surprisingly, you don’t actually need a scarf to shield you from the sun as they might suggest, although they do look great in pictures! The camel trek itself wasn’t as lengthy as we had initially thought. This is understandable considering the camels’ ride is only about an hour. The camp was simple but perfectly fine, and the meal was really delicious. They even had a lovely fire-side music session with traditional drumming and took time to teach us how to play. All in all, a very positive experience!
The Sahara Desert was absolutely stunning! Our guide was fantastic and even took our phones to capture some cool photos and videos of us riding camels on our way to the campsite. We visited in August, and surprisingly, you don’t actually need a scarf to shield you from the sun as they might suggest, although they do look great in pictures! The camel trek itself wasn’t as lengthy as we had initially thought. This is understandable considering the camels’ ride is only about an hour. The camp was simple but perfectly fine, and the meal was really delicious. They even had a lovely fire-side music session with traditional drumming and took time to teach us how to play. All in all, a very positive experience!
The Sahara Desert was absolutely stunning! Our guide was fantastic and even took our phones to capture some cool photos and videos of us riding camels on our way to the campsite. We visited in August, and surprisingly, you don’t actually need a scarf to shield you from the sun as they might suggest, although they do look great in pictures! The camel trek itself wasn’t as lengthy as we had initially thought. This is understandable considering the camels’ ride is only about an hour. The camp was simple but perfectly fine, and the meal was really delicious. They even had a lovely fire-side music session with traditional drumming and took time to teach us how to play. All in all, a very positive experience!
