4 Days desert tour from Marrakech

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Embark on an exhilarating 4 Days Desert tour from Marrakech, these 4 Days & 3 Nights will let fascinate you with the stunning Moroccan landscapes along the route. From Marrakech to Sahara Desert you will explore; Ait ben Haddou Kasbah, Ouarzazate, Todgha Gorge, And Camel trek experience in the erg Chebbi dunes of Merzouga, also spend a night at a magical desert camp. From Merzouga drive back to Marrakech via Nakoub and Tazarine ones we are in Marrakech we directly drop you off in your booked host or Airport. End of 4 Days Desert tour from Marrakech

PLEASE NOTE!!!

Please Take into account that this Morocco 4 Days in Marrakech Itinerary is just a tour itinerary example designed by our travel expert team which works in tourism sector since 20 years ago. So in Case this itinerary doesn’t fit your needs and preferences. Don’t Hesitate to contact us and we will plan together a suitable trip which will absolutely include the places you want to visit and Activities you want to do.

Tour: 4 Days desert tour from Marrakech

Morocco Desert Tour

⇒ Day 1: Marrakech » Tizi N’tichka » Ait Benhaddou » Ouarzazate » Rose Valley » Dades

In the First Day of your 4 Day Morocco Trip. One of our professional drivers will welcome you at the Menara International airport of Marrakech onward journey to Boumalen Dades passing through many fascinating sites that will absolutely amaze you!! After two hours of our departure, we make the first stop in Tizi N’Tichka Pass a linking point between Marrakech and Ouarzazate. Here get ready to be fascinated with the stunning panoramic views of the Atlas Mountains. Next continue to Ait ben Haddou Kasbah. Take your time to stroll all around each corner and each room to see and to discover this fortified landmark which stands up for several years or even centuries. Explore the small streets and mud-brick buildings of this historic ksar where hundreds of films have shot! such as the mummy, Gladiator, Game of Thrones and many other incredibly movies.

Thereafter we leave The Kasbah heading to Ouarzazate, known as the Hollywood of Africa and the gateway to the Sahara Desert. Feel free to take some memorable photos in front of the Taourirt Kasbah before we head the rose valley in Kalaat M’Gouna where a panoramic view of the Rose Valley locates. Here feel free to visit one of the Women’s cooperatives in order to see how those local women works to earn a living and to fight unemployment. Thereafter we continue to Boumalne Dades but before dropping you off in your Riad we pay a short visit to the charming Dades Gorge which locates in between fascinating Huge Mountains and stunning Curves of Tissadrin. Overnight stay in Dades near the gorge.

⇒ Day 2: Bomalen Dades » Todgha Gorge » Errisani » Sahara Desert

Today After Breakfast we leave Boumalne Dades setting off again towards Sahara Desert of Merzouga no doubt that the first stop for today is the Todgha Gorge one of Morocco’s most breathtaking natural wonders. Here in the gorge take the chance to explore and to appreciate this stunning canyon carved by the Todgha River. Marvel at the towering cliffs that rise up to 300 meters high and enjoy a leisurely walk along the riverbank. Next continue to Errisani city a historic town that was once the capital of the Tafilalt region as well as its the Alaouite family’s original. Get to discover the souk which mean Market here you will mention that locals sell everything that can be sold. Next, we continue to Merzouga where you will be embarking on a camel ride into the vast desert. On the top of a sand dune give yourself some time to get immersed in stunning view of the sunset. At night make sure to enjoy a traditional Berber dinner at your desert camp. Spend the night under the stars in a desert tent.

⇒ Day 3: Desert Excursion » Khamlia Village » Nomads » Meffis Mountain

Today After breakfast we start an exploration day around Merzouga Village as we visit first the Nomads who lives behind the erg Chebbi dunes and spend some time in their handwoven tent enjoying a tea glass. Afterwards head to Mefiss where many mines found from the period of French colonialism. Feel free to walk around and discover how locals extract eyeliner from 200 meters underground! Thereafter continue to Khamila a village built by black-skinned people who have emigrated from Mali, Senegal, … The village is famous by Gnawa music which is played by locals. Next Lunch in a local restaurant specialized in pizza Berber. At the end of the day we transfer you to the hotel for continuing the rest of the day in the swimming pool.

⇒ Day 4: Sahara Desert » Marrakech

Today along way ahead on us we will departure very early from Sahara Desert to Merzouga, Upon arrival Marrakech we drop you off in your Riad. end of our sevice.

4 Days desert tour from Marrakech info:

4 Days from Marrakech to Merzouga

Price Includes:

pickups and drops off from Your Accommodation
Experienced English Speaking Driver Guide
Fuel
Stops along the ways for (Pictures, Breaks, Lunch...)
Private Comfortable Car with well air-conditioning
2 Nights in a charming Riads
1 Peaceful Night in a Magical Camp at the Heart of Sahara
Camel Ride in Sahara Desert (Camel per Person)
Airport transfer
3 Dinners in (Merzouga Desert & Bomalen Dades & Ouarzazate)
Breakfasts

Price Excludes:

Lunch & Drinks
Driver Tips
Any Private Expenses
Historical Monuments tickets

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Morocco Desert Trips

Know before your go on this Private Sahara Desert tour from Marrakech

Morocco tour 4 Days

Before traveling to Morocco, it’s helpful to be aware of certain tips to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience. Here are some essential tips to know before visiting Morocco:

Cultural Tips:

Respect Local Customs: Morocco is a conservative Muslim country, so it’s important to respect local customs and traditions. Dress modestly, especially when visiting religious sites or rural areas.
Greetings: Greet people with “Salam alaykum” (peace be upon you) and respond with “Wa alaykum as-salam” (and upon you be peace).
Ramadan: If traveling during Ramadan, be aware that many restaurants and shops may have altered hours. Respectful behavior during fasting hours is appreciated.
Hospitality: Moroccan culture places a high value on hospitality. Accept invitations for tea or meals graciously, as it’s a sign of respect.

Safety Tips:

Travel Insurance: Ensure you have comprehensive travel insurance that covers medical emergencies, including evacuation, as well as theft and trip cancellation.
Petty Theft: Exercise caution in crowded areas, markets, and public transportation, as petty theft can occur. Keep your belongings secure and be vigilant.
Scams: Be wary of common scams, such as fake guides, overcharging in taxis or shops, and offers for tours or goods that seem too good to be true.
Health Precautions: Drink bottled or purified water, avoid street food from questionable vendors, and wash your hands frequently to prevent foodborne illnesses.

Practical Tips:

Currency: The local currency is the Moroccan Dirham (MAD). It’s advisable to exchange currency at authorized exchange offices or withdraw from ATMs rather than exchanging at the airport or hotels.
Language: Arabic and French are the official languages, but many Moroccans also speak English, especially in tourist areas.
Negotiation: Haggling is common in souks and markets. Don’t be afraid to negotiate prices, but do so respectfully.

Cultural Sensitivities:

Photography: Always ask for permission before taking photos of people, especially women, and respect their wishes if they decline.
Alcohol: While alcohol is available in Morocco, it’s not as widely consumed as in Western countries. Respect local norms and avoid public drunkenness.
Ramadan: During Ramadan, refrain from eating, drinking, or smoking in public during fasting hours out of respect for those observing the fast.

Miscellaneous Tips:

Tipping: Tipping is customary in Morocco, especially in restaurants, hotels, and for services like guides and drivers. A tip of around 10% is appreciated.
Electricity: Morocco uses the European standard socket (Type C and Type E). Consider bringing a universal adapter if your devices have different plugs.
Weather: Morocco has diverse climates, ranging from Mediterranean along the coast to desert inland. Pack accordingly depending on the regions you plan to visit and the time of year.

By keeping these tips in mind, you can ensure a memorable and enjoyable experience while traveling in Morocco. Respect for local customs, awareness of safety precautions, and a willingness to embrace the culture will enhance your journey in this vibrant and diverse country.