3-Day Sahara Desert Tour from Fes to Marrakech via Aït Benhaddou

• Pick up from your hotel in Fez at 8:00 am and depart for the south of Morocco.

• Stop in Ifrane, known as the Switzerland of Morocco, to enjoy its beauty and take some memorable photos.

• After that, head toward Azrou to see the monkeys in the cedar forest.

• Continue to Midelt for lunch in a restaurant.

• In the afternoon, cross the Tizi N Talghamt pass to reach Errachidia while admiring the views of the Ziz Gorges.

• Later, stop for a panoramic view of the Ziz Valley.

• Head to the Erg Chebbi dunes, passing by Aoufous and Erfoud, the latter famous for fossils and dates, where you may want to visit a local fossil craft workshop.

• After that, continue to the captivating dunes of Erg Chebbi, also called the Merzouga Dunes.

• On arrival, get ready for a camel trek of an hour and a half to enjoy the sunset.

• While on the back of your dromedary, continue to the camp for an overnight stay in a desert camp.

Dinner and overnight in a bivouac in the middle of the dunes with a spectacle of Saharan music.

Accommodation: Standard.

• Wake up early in the morning to enjoy the sunrise from the top of a dune in the Sahara Desert, and then have breakfast.

• After these beautiful moments, ride your camel back to Merzouga.

• Depart towards Tineghir, passing by Erfoud and Tinejdad.

• Have a break for lunch.

• In the afternoon, continue to Todra Gorges via Tineghir. Stop along the way for photos and pleasing views.

• Arrive at Todra Gorges to enjoy the views of the marvellous canyons while hiking.

• Drive to Boumalne du Dades, stopping for panoramic views of Dades Valley.

Dinner and overnight at the hotel.

Accommodation: Standard.

• This morning, after breakfast at the hotel, depart for Marrakech.

• The next site to visit is the Rose Valley, going through the big Skoura palm grove. This is a beautiful place to contemplate more than 700,000 palms, and you can also see numerous kasbahs in the surrounding areas. In this valley, Damascene roses are grown for cosmetic use, such as the valued rosewater.

• Next, stop at Ouarzazate, also known as