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6 days Marrakech desert tour. Journey through the heart of Morocco with our 6 days Marrakech Desert Tour. This immersive adventure will take you from the bustling streets of Marrakech to the breathtaking landscapes of the Sahara Desert. Offering a glimpse into the rich culture and natural beauty of this enchanting country.
Journey through the majestic High Atlas Mountains and cross the scenic Tizi n’Tichka Pass.
Explore the UNESCO World Heritage site of Ait Ben Haddou, a famous film location.
Discover Ouarzazate, known as the “Gateway to the Sahara,” and visit its film studios and Taourirt Kasbah.
Visit the Skoura Oasis and the traditional Amridil Kasbah, a gem of southern Moroccan architecture.
Travel along the Valley of Roses and admire the dramatic landscapes of the Dades and Todra Gorges.
Experience an authentic Berber homestay, sharing local food and culture.
Enjoy a camel trek through the Erg Chebbi dunes at sunset, a once-in-a-lifetime desert adventure.
Spend a magical night in a luxury desert camp, with traditional music and dinner under the stars.
Witness a breathtaking sunrise over the Sahara Desert.
Engage in desert activities like sandboarding and exploring local villages.
Return via the Atlas Mountains with unforgettable memories of Morocco’s diverse landscapes and rich culture.
We will pick you up from Marrakech airport and transfer to your Riad in the medina. You will be warmly welcomed and spend the first night in a beautiful riad in the medina of Marrakech.
After breakfast, leave Marrakech and head to Ouarzazate. Known as the gateway to the Sahara Desert. Along the way, you’ll pass through stunning landscapes, including the majestic Atlas Mountains and the picturesque Tizi n’Tichka pass. Make a stop at UNESCO-listed Ait Ben Haddou. A fortified village that has been featured in numerous films and TV shows. Visit the cinema studios and the Taourirt Kasbah. Spend the night relaxing in a hotel.
Today, your adventure continues east towards the Dadès Gorges, through a rugged desert landscape and picturesque Berber villages. We will stop at the Skoura oasis. You will have the opportunity to visit the Amridil kasbah, a remarkable example of the region’s traditional architecture. Then, we will continue our route through the city of roses and the Dades Valley. Admiring the spectacular landscapes that surround us, until reaching the magnificent Dades Gorges. This evening, you will have the opportunity to share a meal and a night at a local’s home. An authentic experience that will allow you to discover the daily life of the inhabitants of this fascinating region.
This morning, after enjoying a delicious breakfast at a local’s home, we leave the Dadès Gorges and head towards the Todra Gorges. Along the way, we will be amazed by the spectacular landscapes of Rocky Mountains sculpted by time.
Arriving at the Todra Gorges, we will take the time to walk along the river, admiring the impressive limestone walls that rise on either side of the valley. Climbing enthusiasts will also have the opportunity to test their skills on the cliffs, which attract climbers from all over the world.
After exploring the gorges, we continue our route towards Erfoud, a town renowned for its fossils and its Berber culture. We’ll stop for lunch and maybe even visit one of the local fossil workshops.
Finally, we will reach our final destination for the day: Merzouga, gateway to the Sahara Desert. As sunset approaches, we will travel to the dunes of Erg Chebbi, where we will ride camels for an unforgettable experience. We will then witness a magnificent sunset over the dunes before settling into our Berber camp for the night, where a delicious traditional dinner will await us under the stars.
Wake up early to watch the sunrise over the Sahara Desert, a truly unforgettable experience. After breakfast at camp, spend the day exploring the surrounding area. Walk the dunes, try your hand at sandboarding on the slopes, or simply relax and admire the breathtaking scenery. In the evening, enjoy a traditional Berber dinner accompanied by live music around a campfire.
At the end of your trip, say goodbye to the desert and begin the journey back to Marrakech. Take one last look at the vast expanse of the Sahara as you return through the Atlas Mountains and towards the bustling city. Arrive in Marrakech in the evening, where you can spend your last night remembering the unforgettable experiences of the last week.
Before embarking on your unforgettable 6-day desert adventure from Marrakech to Merzouga, here are a few essential things to keep in mind:
Comfortable walking shoes or hiking boots
Warm clothing for the desert nights (especially from November to March)
Light, breathable clothes for daytime
Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat
A small backpack for daily essentials
Power bank and camera
The desert can get very hot during summer (June–August) and quite cold at night in winter (December–February). The best time for this tour is spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) when temperatures are mild and pleasant.
You’ll stay in comfortable riads or hotels along the route and enjoy a night under the stars in a luxury desert camp in Merzouga. All accommodations are selected for their charm, comfort, and authenticity.
Most meals are included during the tour, typically breakfast and dinner. Lunches are usually at local restaurants along the way, giving you a chance to taste regional Moroccan cuisine.
You’ll enjoy a camel trek at sunset to your desert camp. If preferred, a 4×4 transfer can be arranged instead for added comfort.
A deposit is required to secure your booking, with the balance payable before the tour begins. We recommend booking early, especially during peak travel seasons.
Stay hydrated and drink bottled water only.
Follow your guide’s instructions during camel rides or dune walks.
Travel insurance is strongly recommended.
Respect local customs, dress modestly, ask before taking photos of people, and learn a few words of Arabic or Berber to connect with locals.
