4 Days from Fes to Merzouga Desert
Day 1: Fez – Merzouga
4 Days from Fes to Merzouga Desert. You will be escorted to your hotel by your English speaking driver and leave Fes de Merzouga. Enjoy spectacular views of the cedar forests, visit the Barbary apes in Ifrane and tour through the beautiful and picturesque Midelt en route to the Sahara. Travel through the Ziz valley and see the Efous oasis that offers incredible photographic opportunities. Arrive in the evening at night in Merzouga, the threshold of the Sahara.
Day 2: Merzouga Camel Trek – Night in Bivouac camp
Erg Chebbi the desert is the great sea of sand that effectively marks the beginning of the Real Sahara and some of the dunes in this area rise to more than 245 meters. The colors of the sunrise and sunset over these dunes make for a truly magical experience.
Enjoy a pleasant morning before your driver will pick you up to meet your camels and guide. Your guide will take you to the desert, about an hour from ½ – 2 hour camel ride. When you arrive at your bivouac you can relax, climb the dunes or simply star gaze while the guide prepares your dinner.
Day 3: Merzouga – Todra – Valle dades
Get up early in the morning to watch the sunrise over the incredible dunes then return to your hotel in Merzouga to re-freshen and have breakfast before heading out to Todra Gorge & Amp; Tinehir & Amp; finally the Gorge dades. One of the highlights of the South is the massive failure on the plateau that divides the High Atlas from the Jebel Sarhro, called Todra. The crystalline river emerges to the ocher surface and pink rock formations offer a spectacular landscape and great photographic opportunities. The Dades Gorges is best explored on foot, so be sure to take some time for a short hike to take in the valleys during a sunset view of the Palmeries and Dades River that flows along the gorges.
Day 4: Dades Valley – Back to Fes
On your last day of travel through the beautiful Valley of Las Rosas and the Palmerie Skoura. Journey back through the Middle Atlas Mountains, Midelt & Amp; Azrou, before arriving at his final destination of Fez.
