2 Days Morocco Desert Tour From Fes to Marrakech

Two-day tour of Morocco

Explore Morocco on a delightful trip from Fes to Marrakech. Start with a trip to Ifrane, known for its natural beauty, then continue to the beautiful Cedar Forest. Afterwards, enjoy lunch in Midelt, then continue along the stunning Ziz River. Explore the vast Merzouga Desert on camelback, then enjoy a peaceful moment in a desert camp. Enjoy the magical sunsets and sunrises in the desert, then visit the Todra Gorge and the Kasbah of Ait Benhaddou. Finally, continue through the High Atlas Mountains and the Tizi n’Tichka Pass at the end of Nouassoul to Marrakech.

Day 1: Fes - Ifrane - Cedar Forest - Midelt - Ziz Valley Merzouga Desert

Explore the beauty of Morocco with us on a fun tour to Marrakech. Our journey starts from Fes, where we will welcome you at the airport or at your accommodation. Then we will move on to Ifrane, the city of ice and snow, famous for its beautiful Alpine-style houses. Afterwards, we will visit the Cedar Forest, home to the Barbary Macaques. Don’t forget to feed them as you wander through the forest. Then we will continue to Midelt, where you will be served lunch. In the afternoon, we will start our journey into the Sahara Desert, where we will drive through the Tizi n’Telghemt pass, and along the Ziz River. Enjoy the magnificent landscapes and fresh air

In the afternoon, we venture across the vast desert, riding camels and enjoying the breathtaking views. We reach a perfect point to watch the sunset, where the red light floods the sand dunes and creates an unforgettable scene. We continue our journey to the desert camp, where we are greeted with a warm welcome, lively music and the smells of delicious food. We enjoy playing around the campfire and dancing under an open sky of stars. We end the night in tents.

Day 2: Merzouga Desert - Todra Gorge - Kasbah Ait Ben Jebel High Atlas - Marrakech Haddou

Waking up early gives us the opportunity to admire the beauty of the sunrise in the heart of the desert. After free time, have breakfast, then return to Merzouga where the driver is waiting for us. We then leave the desert and head west through the palm groves of Trouj and Tingdad until we reach the Tou Dara Gorge, which has carved a huge valley through the mountains, forming a red mountain high on the side of the cliff. After that, we drive through the different villages, kasbahs and palm groves until we reach Ouarzazate, have lunch

We continue our journey to Marrakech, where we discover the historic Kasbah of Ait Benhaddou, a fortified village with unique architectural beauty. This famous Kasbah has hosted numerous film and television productions, including Game of Thrones and Alexander the Great. We then drive through the breathtaking landscapes of the Tizi n’Tichka Pass and the High Atlas Mountains, until we reach the city of Marrakech. Finally, we take you to your final destination, where our journey ends

2 Day Desert Trip from Fes to Marrakech

Price does not include

Private driver/guide speaking English and Spanish
Pick up from your riad or anywhere in Marrakech
Professional guides in major cities
One night in Riad Boumalne Dades
One night in Sahrawi camp
Sand boards are available at the camp.
Camel ride (one camel per person), or transportation by 4x4 vehicle (optional)
Dinner and breakfast
Delivery to your riad in fes

Price does not include

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Please note that the Two-day desert tour from Fez to Marrakech is only a suggestion for the itinerary. If this suggestion is not what you are looking for, we are willing to organize a different itinerary according to your preferences and duration of stay. We offer customized and tailored tours in Morocco. As for the prices, it varies depending on the number of people participating. The more people, the lower the price. Since the transportation costs are fixed, the price will be divided according to the number of people. The price also depends on the quality of the accommodation provided. More information about prices and details, please contact us. We will be glad to help you plan your perfect trip and provide an unforgettable travel experience in Morocco

Are you licensed to drive?

Yes, all professional drivers have extensive experience in safe driving and always prioritize the safety and comfort of passengers.

Can I modify the itinerary according to my wishes?

Yes, you can modify the itinerary to suit your needs to ensure a personalized trip that suits your needs. Feel free to contact us to share your thoughts and opinions about your trip.

What languages do your drivers speak?

We have a team of multilingual drivers who speak English, Spanish, Portuguese, and many other languages. Please inform us of your preferred language when booking your ride.

Do tour prices include entrance fees to tourist sites?

Generally, tour prices do not include entrance fees to tourist sites, to provide sufficient flexibility. However, we can assist you with ticket bookings and provide necessary information.

What types of vehicles do you offer for transportation services?

We offer a variety of vehicles, including SUVs like the Land Cruiser Prado and minivans like the Mercedes Vito Tourer and Ford Transit. All vehicles are air-conditioned and designed to meet your needs. For larger groups, we offer minibuses with a capacity of up to 18 passengers.

How long is a camel journey

A camel ride in the desert can take from 45 minutes to an hour and a half.

Expenses

You can easily exchange currencies in Morocco, where you can exchange Euros or US dollars for Moroccan dirhams at many locations including banks and currency exchange offices. There are also widespread ATMs that allow you to withdraw cash easily

Although credit cards and foreign currencies (such as Euros and US dollars) are usually accepted, it is always advisable to carry the local currency (Moroccan Dirham) to ensure convenience and ease of transactions while traveling in Morocco

(Haggling) Negotiating prices: Haggling or negotiating prices is an accepted practice in Morocco, and customers are expected to participate in this process. Even locals usually participate in bargaining.