Tour di 4 giorni: Fez – Merzouga – Valle del Dadès – Ouarzazate – Marrakech

Programma giorno per giorno

1. Giorno 1 — Fez – Ziz Valley – Erg Chebbi Desert

   After having breakfast departure to Merzouga by Ifrane, Azrou and cedros's forest of the monkeys. Then we will continue by Ziz's valley and Tafilalet palms tress. In the afternoon we will arrive to Merzouga, where we will ride our camels to arrive to the desert sand dunes, to spend the night in a nomad tent

2. Giorno 2 — Merzouga And Around Erg Chebbi And Nomads

   We will wake up early to look up the sunrise. After having the breakfast and shower we will go to a small village names Khamlia where we are going to enjoy Gnoua music. Lunch with the locals its berber pizza

3. Giorno 3 — Merzouga – Dades' Gorges

   We will wake up early to have breakfast and we will go to Erfoud. Then we will continue by Tinjdad and todra gorge palm plantations, and then we will visit Toudra gorge. After having lunch departure to Dades Boumalne by Dades' valley.

4. Giorno 4 — Dade's Gorges – Rose's Valley – Ouarzazate – Marrakech

   After having breakfast we are going around Dades' valley, then departure to Ouarzazate by Roses's valley and Kelaa M'Gouna, after that we will drive to Skoura to visit Amredile's kashbah. In the afternoon we will continue to Marrakech via Tizi N'Tichka arriving in evening to your accommodation.

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