5 Days Tour from Marrakech To Fes

The initial day of our 5-day desert excursion will commence in Marrakech and proceed to Fes. Following breakfast at the riad or hotel where you spent the night, we shall embark on our journey via the Tizi-Ntichka Mountains, renowned for their breathtaking landscapes and panoramic vistas.
Following your visit to the Ait ben Haddou Kasbah, we will have lunch at a restaurant there. We will then continue our journey to Ouarzazate via the city's studios; you are free to indicate whether you wish to visit these studios; thereafter, we will be required to spend our first night in a hotel or riad.

After breakfast on the second day, we will drive across the Atlas highlands to Skoura, where we will stop at Kasbah Amridil, one of Morocco's finest reeds. These seventeenth-century marvels are priced at Dh 50, A few hundred metres from the main road, this living museum depicts the centuries-long existence of a typical kasbah, complete with hand-carved door locks, an olive oil pump, and bake ovens that function as they did when animals were housed there.

The Kasbah is split into two sections, each with a separate entrance; the one on the right has a taller balcony and maintains a genuine atmosphere. We will next go via the valley of the roses through the valley of the Dades & the canyons of the Todra, where we will take in the green valley and palm tree scenery. Following that, we shall proceed to the desert of Merzouga and spend the night in a hotel or riad.

Following hotel breakfast, you will start your 5-day desert tour from Marrakech to Fes, where you will first visit a black community to learn about their music and way of life. The black people were once slaves of Sudan, Mali, and Senegal. We will later travel the desert to meet and investigate the way of life of nomadic families that live in Berber tents. You will eat Berber pizza for lunch today in a local family house.

The Alawite dynasty, the present reigning royal family in Morocco, began in the ancient city of Rissani, which you will also get to see. About 360 Ksar, or tower-filled walled villages, encircle Rissani. Three times a week, a sizable souk—a four-door open market—is held there. The salt caravans from Timbuktu in Mali gathered there, formerly known as Sijilmassa. To discover out, you will stroll inside the souk here. We will next go back to Merzouga village. Riding a camel with an expert camel guide in the afternoon, you will discover what's hidden amid Morocco's tallest sand dunes.

You may see the stars and the sunset at the camp after an hour and thirty-minute camel ride. Dinner will be served at the restaurant of the desert camp where you'll be staying. And the villagers' traditional drum music will add to the enjoyment of your evening as you conclude your supper. Spend the fourth day of our five-day desert trip at a hotel or riad in Marrakech.

We have to leave the desert camp in the morning after breakfast and sunrise via Erfoud to Errachidia, which offers a panoramic view. We will see the forest of the Ziz valley, take some photos, and then continue the route to Midelt, which is well-known for its apples. After lunch, we will pass by some villages and small towns before heading to Azrou forest, which is home to wild monkeys.

We will spend some time with the monkeys before moving on to Ifran City, which is the second cleanest city in Morocco and Australia, where we will see stone lions. We are finishing our 5-day desert tour from Marrakech to Fes today.

Following a restful night at the riad of the medina of Fez, one of the main highlights of our week-long journey in Morocco, is time to begin exploring this amazing city. Our Spanish speaking certified guide will be with you when you arrive at the hotel or other designated location.

The morning guided tour will lead you through the most famous sites of the medina, which Unesco has designated as World Heritage. Among them are the most well-known locations like Nejjarine, the souks, the most genuine artisan districts like the tanners, the madrasas of Bou Inania and Attarin, the Karaouine mosque as well as the university that houses (one of those oldest in the world) and a lengthy list of others.

Being one of the biggest towns in North Africa, Fez may not have all of the interesting sites on the morning street. Therefore, a free afternoon of this day might be a nice addition to continue seeing the city: museums like Borj Nord or the navigator (Jewish neighborhood) Royal Palace with its golden gates are intriguing suggestions for this time of day. Or the well-known downtown stores and venues, as this city has some of the top trades in the whole nation.

The many choices will translate into a full day followed by a well-earned night's sleep in a medina riad. Final day of our 5-day desert journey from Marrakech to Fes.