3 Days 2 nights3 Days Desert Tour From Fes
A three-day round trip from Fes to Merzouga across the Middle Atlas and Ziz Valley, with two nights in a desert camp and a full day exploring the Erg Chebbi region.
This spectacular 3-day tour takes you from the ancient imperial city of Fes to the vibrant heart of Marrakech, journeying through Morocco’s most dramatic landscapes.
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This spectacular 3-day tour takes you from the ancient imperial city of Fes to the vibrant heart of Marrakech, journeying through Morocco’s most dramatic landscapes. You’ll cross mountain ranges, discover lush oases, stand in mighty canyons, and experience the magic of the Sahara Desert. The tour includes a night in a Berber desert camp before continuing along the famous “Road of a Thousand Kasbahs,” offering a perfect blend of natural wonders and cultural discovery.
Depart Fes, crossing the Middle Atlas Mountains. Stop in Ifrane before continuing through apple orchards around Midelt. Descend into the dramatic Ziz Valley before reaching Merzouga for your sunset camel ride into the Erg Chebbi dunes. Night: Merzouga Desert Camp (Dinner included)
≈ 470 km · 7–8 h driving
Overnight: Merzouga Desert Camp (Dinner included)
Wake for Sahara sunrise. After breakfast, visit Rissani’s market before heading to Todgha Gorge. Continue to Dades Valley for overnight. Night: Dades Valley (Dinner & Breakfast included)
≈ 270 km · 4–5 h driving
Overnight: Dades Valley (Dinner & Breakfast included)
Drive through the Valley of Roses. Stop in Ouarzazate before exploring Ait Ben Haddou. Cross the High Atlas Mountains via Tizi n’Tichka Pass to Marrakech. (Breakfast included)
≈ 330 km · 6–7 h driving
Overnight stops or accommodation types listed for this itinerary: Merzouga Desert Camp (Dinner included); Dades Valley (Dinner & Breakfast included). Exact properties and room or camp options are confirmed in your proposal.
Some days on this tour are long drives: Day 1 (≈ 470 km, 7–8 h), Day 3 (≈ 330 km, 6–7 h). These are approximate. Real times can change with traffic, weather, road conditions, sightseeing stops, meals and breaks — your driver stops whenever you need, so plan for a full day on the road.
The source itinerary ends in Marrakech, but its inclusion text describes a Fes return and different overnight locations. Request a confirmed list of accommodation and inclusions.
Compare other tours from Fes, read our Merzouga guide or browse the Morocco travel guide. Our team is based in Merzouga — learn more about us, message us on WhatsApp, call +212 641-835650 or email [email protected].
You can choose either option. Private tours offer more comfort and flexibility. Shared tours are more affordable.
It starts in Fes and ends in Marrakech.
The longest leg is Day 1: about 470 km and 7–8 h of driving. Times vary with traffic, weather, road conditions and stops. Each day's distance is shown in the itinerary above.
Overnight stops or accommodation types listed for this itinerary: Merzouga Desert Camp (Dinner included); Dades Valley (Dinner & Breakfast included). Exact properties and room or camp options are confirmed in your proposal.
The tour does not include lunches, drinks, tips, or personal expenses. Entrance fees to optional attractions are not included. Travel insurance and any extra services or upgrades are also not part of the base price. Upgrades to premium desert camp categories can be arranged upon request before the tour starts.
Upgrades to premium desert camp categories can be arranged upon request before the tour starts.
3 Days 2 nightsA three-day round trip from Fes to Merzouga across the Middle Atlas and Ziz Valley, with two nights in a desert camp and a full day exploring the Erg Chebbi region.
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