6 Days Private Tour From Fes to Marrakech

It's worth a visit.

ke you on a journey to the famous dunes of Erg Chebbi. Camel trekking, attends the breathtaking sunset, and spends the night under the charming starry sky enjoying the Berber Gnawa music.

us breakfast and enjoying the view of the spectacular sunrise in the middle of the golden dines before going on a tour around the city of Merzouga. We will visit the following sites: the qanat, a farm in an oasis, Lac DayetSrij, Khamlia village, Mfiss, MerdabiHassiLabiad, Lake Yasmina, and abandoned village at old mines and the black desert which will provide you with an insight into the daily life of the Berber people and the preserved history of that region. After having enjoyed your day discovering the desert, our driver will take you to your hotel in the afternoon, where you will have dinner and spend the second night of your trip.

stay with a local family enjoying the Gnawa music. The locals are originally from Mali and Soudan.

After lunch. You will take a walk around these impressive gorges famous for hiking.

You will spend the night in a local hotel enjoying the panoramic views of nature.

the famous village of Megouna known for produce Rose and the water of rose (if you would like we can visit a local cooperative of women).

movies took place like Gladiator and Jewel of the Nile. You’ll visit the local studios before heading to your hotel, where you will have dinner and spend the fourth night of your trip.

Also a filming studio for tens of movies such as the Gladiator, Game of Thrones and Mummy.

2,260 metres above the sea level. It offers breathtaking views.

tour, where you can immerse yourself in the history, art and culture of this magnificent walled red city. Next on your tour we will take to visit “The minaret of the Koutoubia Mosque”, Marrakech’s most famous symbol built in a traditional Almohad style and topped with four copper globes which are visible from near and far. Next, will visit the Madrassa ben Yousef which was an Islamic college in Marrakech, Morocco, named after the Almoravid sultan Ali Ibn Yusuf with its stunning achievement of Moorish architecture. You continue through the alleys of the Medina and visit the most interesting handicrafts quarters as the leather auction. You will walk in Souks, truly get to know the people, crafts of the country, and more, before you lose yourself in the magical atmosphere of a glorious age in the exquisite rooms and lush pleasure gardens of the Bahia Palace. Then finally get back to the lively “Jamaa El Fna.