We’ll take a trip around the Dades Valley after breakfast. We’ll make a stop where we can get an aerial perspective of the valley and take in the breathtaking panorama of the Dades gorges. We’ll proceed on to Todra Gorges after that. The mountains have a large canyon cut by the Todra River, with huge red rocks on either side. There, you may stroll about and take in the breathtaking surroundings. After that, we’ll travel through Touroug and Tinjdad, which are regions with a lot of palm trees. On the way, you’ll have time for lunch.

At last, we reach Erg Chebbi’s Merzouga Dunes, where you will settle into your accommodation and savor a captivating meal accompanied by customary Berber melodies. The hotel offers distinctive and cozy lodgings that let you completely enjoy the calm beauty of the nighttime desert.

After a delectable breakfast, we take a journey to Khamlia village, where you may enjoy authentic Gnawa music performed to captivating rhythms. Then, deviating from the planned path, we’ll travel along unpaved road across the dunes and stop to have tea with nomads who live in traditional Berber tents. You’ll get to see a different way of life through this immersive experience, and you’ll even get to eat lunch—Berber pizza.

After unwinding at the hotel in the late afternoon, you’ll get ready for an amazing camel ride into the center of the dunes to see the magnificent sunset. After being welcomed with mint tea at the camp, you can unwind in your comfortable tents with private bathrooms and showers while the Sahara displays its breathtaking nighttime colors. Dinner is served, and while you dine, the group by the fire performs some music, adding to the romantic atmosphere of a starry Sahara night.

To ensure you don’t miss this amazing sight, get up early today to see the magnificent dawn, when the dunes come to life with an enthralling display of colors and shadows. Following breakfast, you will return to Merzouga on your camel, meet your driver, and go to Fes.

We will make a stop at the vibrant traditional market in Rissani along the way. When you stroll through its busy streets on a market day—Sundays, Tuesdays, or Thursdays—you’ll be met with a colorful display of colors, scents, and sounds. We then make our way to Arfoud, where you may stop by a workshop that displays fossilized marble. The route continues through the middle Atlas Mountains and Ziz Valley’s lovely palm trees. We must visit Azrou’s cedar grove, where several entertaining monkeys reside. After that, take a journey to Ifrane, sometimes called Morocco’s Switzerland, so you may explore the town’s magnificence and capture stunning pictures. Drop you off at your Fes lodging.

Following breakfast at your riad, you’ll meet our local guide and explore the small, twisting streets of Fes medinas, immersing yourself in the city’s rich history and culture.

The famous Bab Boujeloud gate in Fes el Bali (789 ACE) is the starting point of the exploratory tour, which continues until Talâa Kebira’s main avenue. As you stroll past shops and souks (markets) searching for gifts and mementos, take in the architecture with influences from Spain and Tunisia. See the age-old practices in action at the Chouara Tannery, which dates back to the eleventh century. See the intricate zellij tile work of the 14th-century Al Attarine Madrasa before moving on to the “new city” of Fes el Jdid (13th century).

Savor expansive vistas of the city from the cemetery, the Mellah, and the historic Jewish district. If you have the time, explore Ville Nouvelle to witness the remarkable architectural transformation.
We’ll end the day by giving you some free time to spend exploring Fes at your own pace before you go to your lodging

We will travel to Meknes, an imperial city with a rich history spanning back to the Alawite dynasty, once our driver has picked you up from your destination. Discover the lavishly decorated Moulay Ismail Mausoleum, the Sahrij Souani Basin, and the magnificent Babb el-Mansur entrance. Following a filling lunch, carry on your exploration to Volubilis, a well-known Roman site in Morocco that dates from AD 245-285.

The city of Moulay Idriss, which is situated atop the high peaks of the Khyber and Tazga hills, is the next stop on the schedule. This city, whose buildings cascade down the mountains, is very important to pilgrims and hosts an annual religious celebration in August. Take a breathtaking drive over the Rif Mountains to Chefchaouen, the “blue city,” where you will spend the night to round off a wonderful day.

You are free to discover the magic of the city today. Discover the town’s winding streets, which resemble a maze and are painted in entrancing shades of blue. Explore the narrow lanes of the Medina, where a breathtaking scene is revealed around every curve. Take in the vibrant atmosphere of the bustling souks (markets), which offer unique finds and the craftsmanship of regional artists. Or relax at a little cafe or restaurant and indulge in real Moroccan food that will entice your palate with mouthwatering delicacies.

After that, we go across the Rif mountains to Tangier. Depending on the departure time of your trip, we can leave you off at the airport or at your Tangier lodging.