Day 1: Errachidia- Ziz Valley – Merzouga

We drive you to Ziz Valley on this first day after picking you up from the hotel. It is regarded as one of Morocco’s longest rivers here. You can therefore spend your free time here taking in the traditional life and lush groves. We then take a drive to Erfoud to visit the market dates and the Fossil Museum. In addition, we travel to the Merzouga desert. You can sandboard and take in the sunset view as your camel guide leads you through the golden dunes. Around the campfire, you can enjoy a delicious meal from the area and music. A beautiful night is spent beneath the stars.

Day 2: Merzouga – Todra Gorges – Dades Valley

The best spot to see the sunrise will be highlighted today. You return to the center on your camel after eating breakfast and taking a shower. We then proceed to the town of Rissani. The Alaouite Dynasty, whose royal family was raised there, resides there. You will therefore see its old market before we proceed to Jarf. You learn about the traditional method of watering palm tree groves there, and after that, we take a drive to Touroug, another Berber village with a traditional Berber cloth cooperative. Furthermore, we will take a car to a high-rock natural oasis in the Todra Gorges. At last, we travel to Rock Formation and spend the night in Dades Valley.

Day 3: Dades Valley – Ouarzazate – Ait Ben Haddou- Marrakech

Our three-day excursion from Errachidia to Marrakech will conclude in Marrakech. As a result, we travel to Ouarzazate via the Rose Valley after breakfast. The town is sometimes referred to as the Hollywood of Africa, the setting for films like Game of Thrones and Gladiator. You thus go to its Atlas Studios and investigate the Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah. Historically used as a caravan route for trade between Marrakech and the Sahara, it is the largest Kasbah in Morocco. It has also been a UNESCO Kasbah since 1987. After that, you get to see the Tizi-N-Ticheka Mountain pass from a panoramic vantage point. Finally, we reached Marrakech after passing through Berber villages and their farms on our way.