7 days from Marrakech sahara desert tour

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Marrakech Sahara desert tour in 7 days Overview:

7 days Sahara desert tour from Marrakech itinerary begins with a guided tour of Marrakech’s Red City, followed by a visit to Ait ben Haddou. It would then transport us to the Valley of Dades. After that, the trip takes us to the dunes to spend the night on camels. Also, we will be visiting a nomad family. After visiting the Kasbahs near Ouarzazate, we’ll return to Marrakech.

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What is Included in the tour?

• Pick up and drop off at your accommodation
• A vehicle with A/C
• Driver / English speaking
• Camel ride / 1 night in a desert camp
• Accomodation for 6 nights
• Fuel

What is not included in the tour?

• Travel insurance
• Flight ticket
• Tips
• Lunches
• Drinks

7 days from Marrakech sahara desert tour itinerary:

Day 1: Marrakech – Marrakech:

On the first day of our 7 days sahara desert tour from Marrakech, you will be picked up from the Menara airport. After that, transferred to Medina (the old part of the city). Accommodation in a Riad in Marrakech’s Medina.

Day 2: Touring in Marrakech:

On the second day of the 7 days sahara desert tour from Marrakech, we will visit the main landmarks of Marrakech with a local guide. The latter will come to pick you up from the riad. Bahia Palace Souks Jewish Quarter The Koutoubia’s minaret and gardens are the most visited places of Marrakech, and we are going to explore them. As we will visit the Tombs of the Saadians. Also, Ben Youssef’s koranic school. As we will visit the souks.

Late in the afternoon, we will head to the Majorelle Gardens. The latter has a lovely museum of Berber (Amazigh) costumes and jewels. In the evening, take in the atmosphere of Jamaa el Fna Square. overnight stay and dinner at the same riad

Day 3: Marrakech – High Atlas – Ait Ben Haddou – Dades:

On the 3rd day of our Sahara desert tour from Marrakech in 7 days, we will meet start our journey at 8:00 a.m. After that, drive over the high atlas mountains. We will make a stop at The Tizi n’Tichka Pass (2,260 meters above sea level). Known Morocco’s highest mountain pass. Later We’ll have time to rest and take in the scenery, sipping freshly pressed coffee and orange juice while soaking in the stunning views of the mountains and Berber villages.

Next, We’ll go on a guided tour of Ait Benhaddou kasbah. The latter is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Morocco’s most impressive ksar (fortified villages). It was once on the Transaharian caravan road as they crossed the Atlas Mountains on their way to the souks of Marrakech. (This famous Kasbah has appeared in over 20 films.)

After that, we’ll drive by Ouarzazate and Skoura. we will make a stop on to the Valley of the Roses (where roses flower in the springs). Dinner and overnight stay in Dades, which is 45 minutes from the valley of roses.

Day 4: Boumalene Dades – Tinghir – Tinjdad – Erfoud – Merzouga desert:

On the fourth day of the 7 days Sahara desert tour from Marrakech our final destination is Merzouga. As we will start our trip at 9:00 Am. Our first stop will be at the Todra valley. The next will be at Gorges. Here, you can take a walk to discover these majestic and narrow gorges framed by vertiginous pink ocher cliffs. Also, a crystalline and fresh river. Then we’ll travel to Erfoud via Touroug’s palm grove. The last mentioned is where we’ll stop for lunch.

In Erfoud is where we’ll visit a nearby fossil craft. We Continue driving until we get to Erg Chebbi. It is a breathtaking expanse of undulating dunes. At the hotel, we will ride on camels to a nice environment nomadic camp. On the way, we will stop at one of the big dunes to watch the sunset. Also, to enjoy the view of Erg Chebbi dunes. We’ll spend the night and have dinner at the camp.

Day 5: Touring in Merzouga:

On the 5th day of our Marrakech sahara desert tour in 7 days. First o all, we’ll go to Khamlia, which is known for its Gnawa songs. Originated in the great African Sahara. Secondly, we’ll go to some abandoned mines and have mint tea with Berber nomads in a palm-tree-lined oasis. Not to mention that, we’ll drive on the black desert (Hamada). Also, on the DAKAR Rally’s raod.

After that we’ll travel to Rissani. Here you will stroll through Morocco’s most authentic and traditional souk. As well as the largest in the south. It comes with a variety of crafts, meats, and animals for sale. Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday are the days that the market gets very busuy. We’ll eat madfouna (Berber stuffed pizza) for lunch. We’ll stay in a hotel in Merzouga when we return.

Day 6: Merzouga – Draa Valley – The small Atlas – Ouarzazate:

You will see a beautiful sunrise if you wake up early, as the color of the dunes and the form of their shadows combine to create an unforgettable vision. After breakfast, we’ll continue our journey to Rissani, and Nkob.

We’ll carry on to the Draa Valley via Tazzarine (which was featured in the film «Babel»). We’ll go out into the wild desert for a picnic under the shadow of an acacia tree (with a “wild cooking” lesson thrown in for good measure). The journey will lead us along the old caravan road in the afternoon to explore the real Draa Valley, complete with massive palm trees and ancient villages. Our day comes to a close in Ouarzazate. this is how we customized our 6th day of the 7 days Sahara desert tour from Marrakech.

Day 7: Ouarzazate – Telouat – High Atlas – Marrakech:

On the last day of our 7 days Sahara desert tour from MarrakechWe’ll pass through the Ounila Valley. Also, about 40 kilometers from Ait Ben Haddou’s Kasbah, we’ll see the Kasbah of Telouet. The latter was once served as a stopover for Sahara caravans passing through the Atlas Mountains on their way to Marrakech. It was the seat of power for the El Glaoui dynasty.

The family of El Glaoui was given political power in Morocco south of the High Atlas Mountains by King Moulay Hassan.
The palace is still open to visitors, but it is deteriorating and decaying. After that, we will cross the Tizi-n-Tichka a second time to arrive in Marrakech late afternoon.