Merzouga Desert 2 Days of Dromedary Ouarzazate and Bivouac

Kasbah Amridil to Skoura The Amridil kasbah is one of the most famous and best preserved in the Skoura palm grove. A true jewel of adobe architecture, it offers an authentic immersion in the history and Berber culture of southern Morocco. During your visit, you will discover its ancient rooms, its traditional tools and its way of life, while enjoying a splendid view of the surrounding palm grove. A must-see site between Ouarzazate and the Valley of the Roses.

The Valley of the Roses is a beautiful region located at the foot of the High Atlas, famous for its colorful landscapes and rose fields that perfume the valley in spring. Crossing this valley, you will discover authentic Berber villages, adobe kasbahs and spectacular natural landscapes between mountains and oases. It is also a region known for the production of rose-based products, such as rose water and handcrafted cosmetics. A must-see on the Thousand Kasbahs Road.

The Todra Gorge is a spectacular natural site located at the foot of the High Atlas, known for its impressive rocky cliffs that rise more than 300 meters high. Walking through this narrow canyon, you will discover a magnificent landscape shaped by the Todra River, offering a striking contrast between the red walls of the mountain and the fresh water. It is an ideal place for a walk and to admire one of the most beautiful natural sites of southern Morocco.

Erg Chebbi is one of Morocco’s most emblematic deserts, famous for its huge golden sand dunes up to 250 meters high. Located near Merzouga, this Saharan landscape offers a unique experience between absolute silence, the vastness of the desert and spectacular lights at sunrise and sunset. A camel ride through these dunes is an unforgettable moment, ideal to fully experience the magic of Moroccan Sahara.

Rissani is a historic town located at the gates of the desert, an important former stopover of commercial caravans connecting the Sahara to the major cities of Morocco. Known for its authenticity, it is home to a lively traditional Point of Sale where local products, crafts and a typical Saharan atmosphere mix. It is an emblematic place that reflects the culture and traditions of southern Morocco.

Alnif is a small Saharan village between mountains and desert, known for its arid and wild landscapes typical of southeastern Morocco. This peaceful stage offers an immersion in a unique mineral environment, between desert plateaus and impressive rock formations. Alnif is also renowned for its fossil discoveries and authentic atmosphere far from tourist areas.

N’Kob is a charming Berber village located in the heart of the Drâa Valley, surrounded by palm groves and impressive desert landscapes. Known for its many adobe kasbahs, it offers an authentic and peaceful stop on the road to Sahara. It is also an ideal place to discover the traditional architecture and rural life of southern Morocco.

The Drâa Valley is the longest valley in Morocco, famous for its vast palm groves, ksour and traditional adobe kasbahs. It extends along the ancient caravan route that once linked northern Morocco to the Sahara. This valley offers spectacular landscapes mixing desert, oases and authentic Berber villages, and is one of the most emblematic routes of southern Morocco.

The Tizgui Waterfalls are a hidden natural site in the heart of the Anti-Atlas, offering an oasis of cool amid arid and mountainous landscapes. This peaceful place is distinguished by its small waterfalls surrounded by green vegetation, creating a striking contrast with the desert environment. It is an ideal stopover for a nature break, a walk and photos in an authentic and unspoilt setting of southern Morocco.

The Anti-Atlas is a spectacular mountain range in southern Morocco, characterized by its arid landscapes, impressive rock formations and traditional Berber villages. Less crowded than the High Atlas, it offers an authentic crossing between mountains, wild valleys and desert plateaus. This region reveals a raw nature and unique panoramas, linking mountain areas and the gates of the Saharan desert.