Marrakech to Gorge Dades

High Atlas Mountains - High Atlas Tizi n’tichka, 2260 m altitude, one of the most dramatic passes in Morocco. We take the road to Telouet, passing by traditional Berber villages built with adobe and stones, offering wonderful views.

Ait Ben Haddou - Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, once housed 200 to 300 families but now is home to only 10. Set atop a hill, it consists of a group of kasbahs, each soaring up to 10 meters, forming a small village known as a ‘ksar’. These 16th-century kasbahs create a picturesque village, which has been featured in movies like Gladiator, Jewel of the Nile, Jesus of Nazareth, The Mummy, and Lawrence of Arabia.

El Kelaa M’gouna - Known as the “rose city”, Kalaa Mgouna is famous for its rosewater, which can make your linens smell delightful.

Dades Gorges - Dades Gorge is renowned for its long valley, majestic sand castles, and unique rock formations known as “monkey toes”.

Dades Gorge to Merzouga Sahara

Todra River - Todra Gorges are the highest and narrowest gorges in Morocco, featuring a beautiful long green valley.

Merzouga Desert - Erg Chebbi desert. Upon arriving in Merzouga, you’ll find camels waiting to take you on a one-hour ride to a nomadic Berber tent, where you can enjoy the sunset and sunrise.

Merzouga to Fez

Azrou - The cedar forests of Azrou are home to wild monkeys. You’ll have a short break here, providing an opportunity to take pictures of the monkeys.

Ifrane - Nicknamed “Little Switzerland”, Ifrane boasts enormous tourist potential with its diverse landscapes, lakes, streams, and a milder climate.

• Transport by 4x4 Prado or Minibus
• 1 Night at Hotel/Riad
• Dinner Included
• Air-conditioned Vehicles
• Breakfast Included
• Camel Trekking Adventure
• 1 Night in Private Tent

• Drinks
• Lunchs
• Tips