Embark on a 3-day tour from Marrakech to Merzouga and experience the breathtaking beauty of Morocco’s highest dunes at Erg Chebbi. Discover the village’s rich history, explore the hotel industry, and witness the ecological challenges it faces.
Embark on a 3-day tour from Marrakech to Merzouga and experience the breathtaking beauty of Morocco’s highest dunes at Erg Chebbi. Discover the village’s rich history, explore the hotel industry, and witness the ecological challenges it faces.
Dades Gorges - Departure from Marrakech, crossing the Col Tichka 2260m, visit of the kasbah Ait Benhaddou, Ouarzazate (the visit of the Kasbah of the city, and the studio of the cinema depends on time availability), lunch at Ouarzazate. We will drive through Skoura Oasis, Kalaat M’gouna, the alley of roses to reach Dades Gorges.
Over the night in hotel on half board.
Dades Gorges - Departure from Marrakech, crossing the Col Tichka 2260m, visit of the kasbah Ait Benhaddou, Ouarzazate (the visit of the Kasbah of the city, and the studio of the cinema depends on time availability), lunch at Ouarzazate. We will drive through Skoura Oasis, Kalaat M’gouna, the alley of roses to reach Dades Gorges.
Over the night in hotel on half board.
- Sunrise and sunset camel rides (one camel per person)
- Expert local guide in Tinghir
- Air-conditioned transportation
- Dinner included
- Breakfast included
- Sunrise and sunset camel rides (one camel per person)
- Expert local guide in Tinghir
- Air-conditioned transportation
- Dinner included
- Breakfast included
- Lunches and drinks
- gratuities
- Lunches and drinks
- gratuities
Merzouga is famous for its sand dunes, which are the tallest in Morocco. The village is situated right next to the country’s largest sand sea, Erg Chebbi.\nMerzouga has emerged as a crucial magnet for tourists in this part of Morocco, fostering the growth of accommodation services both in the village and in nearby areas such as Errachidia and…
Merzouga is famous for its sand dunes, which are the tallest in Morocco. The village is situated right next to the country’s largest sand sea, Erg Chebbi.\nMerzouga has emerged as a crucial magnet for tourists in this part of Morocco, fostering the growth of accommodation services both in the village and in nearby areas such as Errachidia and Erfoud.\nThe town is also recognized by European and French students for more than ten years as the launching point for the notable student rally, the Raid 4L Trophy, which sets up its camp there, bringing in around 1,200 vehicles annually.\nHowever, the stability of the Merzouga area is jeopardized by indiscriminate hotel development, excessive tourist influx, and the rise of ‘mechanical sports’ like quad biking.\nThe tourism-focused hospitality sector also has environmental repercussions, including overuse of water reserves and neglect for wastewater management protocols.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.