After departing from Marrakech, the route follows winding, narrow roads into the High Atlas Mountains, ending at the 2,260-meter-high Tizi n’Tichka Pass. Stunning views of the alpine landscape may be had from the high mountain pass. A UNESCO World Heritage Site is the Kasbah. Once you traverse the highlands, you’ll find Ait ben Haddou, one of the tour’s highlights. This fortified village is close to the ancient caravan route that connects Marrakech with the Sahara. Ait Ben Haddou’s aura of antiquity and medievalism has made it a popular backdrop for many internationally recognized Moroccan motion movies. You will stop at the Taourirt Kasbah and Atlas Studios on your way to Ouarzazate. The Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs is located further down the trail.You will spend the night at dades Valley in a traditional Riad.

After a hearty breakfast at the hotel on the second day of your trip, you drive four hours to get to Merzouga. There will be time to explore the little hamlet of Tinghir, meander through the oasis of Toudra, and then head into the canyons to see Erfoud and Rissani, two additional cities. Once you reach Merzouga, you will be able to see a caravan of camels. It will now take an hour to go across the Erg Chebbi Dunes, and the journey will end as the sun sets over the Sahara. After witnessing the sunset from the top of the sand dunes, you will make your way to the desert camp for a fantastic evening. Together with the locals, you will enjoy a delectable lunch and berber music.

You will arrive at Merzouga’s location on the third day of your thrilling trek over the Moroccan desert. Breakfast will be provided by the camp. You will begin your 4×4 adventure of the desert region after having tea with a nomadic family and learning about their history and way of life. You will get the chance to interact with and learn about the indigenous way of life when you visit the village of Khamlia. After listening to some Gnaoua music and learning about the nomadic way of life, you will eat a berber pizza for lunch in the same hamlet. You’ll have free time in the afternoon to enjoy the activities in the desert region.

On the fourth day of your holiday, you will be driven from Merzouga Desert to Fes, with stops made at several fascinating villages and Berber communities along route. Your driver will take you through the Ziz Valley, which provides a stunning panoramic view ideal for shooting breath-blowing photos, on your way to Midel, which is well-known for its annual apple festival. You will also be taken on an escorted tour to the barbary macaques in the cedar forest of Azrou for a short stay. Before you go to Fes, you’ll make one more stop at Ifran, which is like Switzerland in Morocco. Finally, you will be driven to your accommodation in Fes.

Your journey will begin with a pick-up from your riad. You will see a number of fascinating locations and historical landmarks, like Bab Boujloud, which is well-known for its blue gate. It is the entrance of the old Medina where you will visit The Maderassa Albounania, Tanneries, and the Qaraouiyin University, which is thought to be the oldest university in the world. In addition, you will see the Jewel District, or “The Mellah,” before being driven to the breathtaking panoramic view for unforgettable experiences.You will be transported to your riad after seeing all the major locations.

On this day you will head to chefchaouen passing through the rif mountais and stoo by several place such as:meknes,ruins of volubilis and spend the night in Chefchaouen in a beautiful Riad.

Tis day will be enjoyable day because you will discover the beauty of the rif mountains including the beautiful alleyways of Chefchaouen or the blue pearl.

The last day of your 8 days from Marrakech,you will be transferred to tangier and dropped off either at your acmmodation or airport,as well as anywhere in Tangier