3 Days Tour from Fes to Marrakech

The journey begins early in the morning from Fez, an imperial city rich in history and culture, heading towards southern Morocco and the immensity of the Sahara. Along the way, you'll cross the mountainous landscapes of the Middle Atlas, which surprise with their variety: from green hills and lush forests to rocky valleys that hint at the desert. The first stop is Ifrane , known as the "Switzerland of Morocco" for its European architectural style and orderly atmosphere, with chalets and tree-lined streets reminiscent of Alpine towns. Continuing, you'll enter the cedar forest of Azrou , populated by free-roaming Barbary apes, which have become one of the natural symbols of this region. After enjoying this stop, the journey continues to Midelt , a mountain town famous for its apple production, where you can have lunch and rest.

In the afternoon, crossing mountain passes and spectacular views, we gradually descend southward, encountering the splendid Ziz Valley , an immense green oasis dotted with palm trees and traditional villages that bear witness to centuries-old desert life. Finally, we reach Merzouga , at the gateway to the Sahara, where we prepare for the most exciting adventure: a camel trek through the golden dunes of Erg Chebbi to admire the sunset. The evening culminates with a traditional Berber dinner and an overnight stay in an authentic tented camp in the heart of the desert, under an unforgettable starry sky.

The day begins with a sunrise alarm, a special moment to watch the sun slowly rise behind the dunes and paint the desert with shades of gold and red. After breakfast and the return from the camp to Merzouga, the journey continues towards the spectacular Todra Gorges , considered one of Morocco's natural wonders. These gorges are famous for their impressive rock walls that reach 300 meters high, creating a natural corridor crossed by a crystal-clear river. Here you will have time to stroll, take photographs, or simply admire the pristine beauty of the landscape.

After this experience, the road winds through Berber villages and cultivated valleys until reaching the Dades Valley , famous for its unique rock formations known as "monkey fingers" and its gorges offering breathtaking views. The evening concludes with a traditional dinner and an overnight stay in a traditional riad or hotel nestled in the valley, surrounded by mountains and canyons that make the landscape evocative and unique.

After breakfast, the journey continues along the road of a thousand kasbahs, passing Berber villages and palm groves, until reaching the city of Ouarzazate , known as the "Gateway to the Desert" and famous for its film studios where famous films and series such as Gladiator and Game of Thrones were shot . After a short stop to visit the city and its kasbah, we continue towards one of Morocco's most iconic sites: the Kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou , a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

This ancient fortified village, built entirely of earth, is a masterpiece of Berber architecture, transporting visitors back in time with its narrow streets, crenellated towers, and stone houses. After the visit, the journey continues north through the spectacular mountain landscapes of the High Atlas , crossing the Tizi n'Tichka pass at 2,260 meters above sea level, which offers breathtaking views of mountains and perched villages. In the late afternoon, we arrive in Marrakech , the vibrant "Red City," where the tour ends. This final stretch concludes an intense experience that captures all the magic of Morocco: mountains, deserts, oases, kasbahs, and vibrant cities.