MARRAKECH TO MERZOUGA DESERT TOUR
Giorno 1
Marrakech – Atlas Mountains – Aït Ben Haddou – Dades Valley
Tempo di guida approssimativo 6 ore
Your private driver-guide will meet you at your riad or hotel in Marrakech to begin your scenic journey across the majestic High Atlas Mountains. Travel via the famous Tizi n’Tichka Pass (7,415 ft), offering dramatic panoramic views and authentic Berber villages along the way.
Visit the iconic Aït Ben Haddou, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and filming location for major Hollywood productions including Gladiator and Game of Thrones.
Continue through Ouarzazate and the Valley of Roses before arriving in the spectacular Valle Dades.
Pernottamento nella valle del Dades.
Giorno 2
Dades Valley – Todra Gorge – Sahara Desert
Tempo di guida approssimativo 4-5 ore
After breakfast, travel to the breathtaking Todra Gorges, where towering canyon walls create one of Morocco’s most impressive natural landscapes.
Journey onward to Merzouga, gateway to the Sahara and the vast dunes of Erg Chebbi.
Late afternoon, enjoy a sunset camel ride across the golden dunes — a true bucket-list experience.
Pernottamento in un accampamento nel deserto del Sahara.
Giorno 3
Sahara – Return to Marrakech
Tempo di guida approssimativo 9 ore
Wake early to witness a breathtaking Sahara sunrise over the dunes of Erg Chebbi — a peaceful and unforgettable moment.
After breakfast at the luxury camp, return by 4×4 to meet your private driver and begin your scenic journey back to Marrakech — this time via a different and more authentic route.
Travel through the desert landscapes of Alnif, known for its vast rocky plains and fossil-rich terrain, before continuing toward Agdz. This peaceful town sits at the entrance of the beautiful Draa Valley, famous for its endless palm groves and traditional mud-brick villages.
Enjoy scenic stops along the way for photos and lunch.
Continue your drive through the majestic High Atlas Mountains, crossing the spectacular Tizi n’Tichka Pass before arriving in Marrakech in the late afternoon.
