Todgha Gorge - Following a morning pickup from your accommodation in Marrakech, meet your guide and take the Tizi-n-Tichka pass through the Atlas mountain range, where local Berber farmers work the land as they have for centuries.

and onward for lunch (own expense) at the UNESCO-listed Aït Benhaddou kasbah. Follow your guide on a tour of the kasbah and hear of the many famous films and photo shoots that have taken place there.
Head through Ouarzazate - also known as \’The Gate of The Sahara\’ - Travel onward past the palm trees and olive groves of the Skoura oasis to Kasbah Amridil and gain insight into its construction and history from your guide.

Continue on through the Valley of Roses to Kelaa Mgouna, a local rose plantation. Visit one of the rose-growing cooperatives and watch as workers blend their ingredients to make rose-scented perfumes, then head on to your guest house in Dades gorges for dinner and your overnight.
accommodation at Dades Kasbah Amazigh.

• Overnight accommodation at Sahara desert camp and at Kasbah Dades Amazigh or Kasbah Chems Dades
• Meals included per itinerary (B=breakfast, D=dinner)
• Camel trek in Erg Chebbi
• Dinner
• Breakfast

• lunch and drinks, unless specified
• Additional local guides

Embark on a unique 3-day journey from Marrakech to Fez, stepping away from the bustling souks and medinas of Morocco. Visit the city of Ouarzazate and the UNESCO-recognized Aït Benhaddou kasbah; experience how local workers create scented perfumes at a rose plantation in Kelaa Mgouna; journey along the ‘Road of 1,000 Kasbahs’ in the Dadès Valley to Tinghir; find desert havens and interact with Berber villagers by the Todgha River. Plus, traverse the Sahara Desert on a camel and relish a starlit dinner.

• Not recommended for children under 2 years old
• Good walking shoes, sunscreen and sunglasses are recommended
• Drinking water is not provided by can be purchased along the way
• Accommodation at the desert camp will be in a private tent with shared bathroom facilities
• Bedding is provided in the desert camp so there is no need to bring a sleeping bag
• Long trousers are recommended for the camel ride because the saddles can cause skin irritation
• A conservative dress code is recommended in Morocco. Men and women should keep their upper body as well as their knees covered at all times as a sign of respect to the local culture. Wearing shorts is not recommended. It can be cold at night and in the winter so please bring appropriate clothing

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.