4 Days Tour From Marrakech

We leave Marrakech after breakfast and begin our journey into the High Atlas Mountains. As we climb through the Tizi n’Tichka Pass, you’ll notice the air shift and the views open up, this is a part of Morocco few people forget. We’ll stop along the way for panoramic views, short walks, and traditional Berber villages.

By mid-day, we reach the palm groves of Skoura. It’s a peaceful spot with hidden kasbahs tucked between the trees, and we’ll have time to explore a bit before continuing to the dramatic landscapes of the Dades Gorges. You’ll spend the night in a local guesthouse with dinner included and views of the valley all around you.

After breakfast, we drive deeper into southern Morocco. We’ll stop in Todra Gorges, where massive canyon walls rise up around you, great for a short walk and a chance to stretch your legs.

By afternoon, we’re on our way to Merzouga, where the Sahara begins. As we arrive, your camels will be ready to take you across the golden Erg Chebbi dunes. You’ll watch the sun set from the saddle, then reach your desert camp in time for tea and dinner. After that, enjoy a night of traditional music, stargazing, and the calm of the dunes.

We wake up early to catch sunrise over the dunes, always worth the early start. After breakfast and a return ride (camel or 4×4), we head toward the historic town of Rissani, once a powerful trading post on the caravan route.

From there, we pass through desert plateaus and scattered palm groves to reach the Draa Valley. You’ll notice the colors shift again as we approach Agdez and continue to Ouarzazate, where you’ll spend the night.

On our final day, we start with a visit to the famous Ait Ben Haddou, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Morocco’s most iconic locations. You’ll have time to walk the ancient ksar and explore its winding paths.

From there, we follow a less-traveled road through the Ounila Valley to Telouet Kasbah, a beautifully decaying palace once home to the powerful Glaoui family. It’s one of our favorite stops, full of history and detail.

By late afternoon, we cross the High Atlas once more and return to Marrakech, where we’ll drop you off at your riad or hotel.