3-Day tour from Errachidia to Marrakech
3-Day tour from Errachidia to Marrakech
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3-Day tour from Errachidia to Marrakech main info
Departure location:
Errachidia
Return location:
Marrakech
Departure time:
08:00 AM
Itinerary duration
3 days/ 2 night
Highlights of our 3-Day tour from Errachidia to Marrakech
- The Ziz valley
- The mueusum ofv fossils in Erfoud
- Camping in the middle of the desert
- Camel rides
- Dades gorges
3-Day tour from Errachidia to Marrakech overview
The best 3-day tour from Errachidia to Marrakech via the Merzouga Desert. That is to say, you travel via Ziz Valley and visit Erfoud. Then, you reach the Merzouga Desert for a desert tour and a camel trip to the camp. Secondly, you visit Todra Gorges, Dades Gorges, and Atlas Studios. Finally, you explore Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah and end up in the imperial city of Marrakech.
The itinerary of our 3-Day tour from Errachidia to Marrakech
Day 1: Errachidia- Ziz Valley-Merzouga
On this first day, we pick you up from the hotel and drive you to Ziz Valley. Here, it is considered one of the longest rivers in Morocco. Thus, you have free time here to enjoy the green groves and traditional life. Further, we drive to Erfoud to visit the Fossil Museum and market dates. Moreover, we head to the Merzouga Desert. Your camel guide will lead you via the golden dunes, where you can enjoy the sunset view and sandboarding. In the camp, you enjoy local dinner and music around the fire. A wonderful night is under the stars.
Day 2: Merzouga- Todra Gorges-Dades Valley
Today will highlight the best view of the sunrise to admire. After breakfast and a shower, you ride your camel back to the center. And then we move to Rissani town. It is home to the Alaouite Dynasty, which the royal family brought up. Thus, you will visit its old market and continue your way to Jorf. There, you discover the old way of watering palm tree groves, and then we drive to Touroug. It is also a Berber village that offers a traditional Berber cloth cooperative. In addition, we drive to a natural oasis in the Todra Gorges with high rocks. Finally, we visit the Rock Formation and drive to Dades Valley for a night.
Day 3: Ddaes Valley-Ouarzazate- Ait Ben Haddouâ Marrakech
The last day of our 3-day tour from Errachidia to Marrakech will be in Marrakech. Therefore, after breakfast, we visit the Rose Valley and reach Ouarzazate. The town is also called the Hollywood of Africa, where movies like Gladiator and The Game of Thrones are produced. So, you visit its Atlas Studios and explore the Kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou. It is the largest Kasbah in Morocco, known as a former caravan route for trade between Marrakech and the Sahara. It has been a UNESCO Kasbah since 1987 as well. Afterward, you experience a panoramic view of the Tizi-N-Tichka mountain pass. Finally, we drive via Berber villages and their farms and arrive in Marrakech. Our 3-day tour from Errachidia to Marrakech via the Merzouga Desert ends after we drop you off at your Riad or airport.
A 3-Day tour from Errachidia to Marrakech includes
- Pickup and drop off services
- Camel for each in the desert of Merzouga
- Accommodations
- Vehicle with fuel
- Dinners and Breakfasts
The 3-day tour from Errachidia to Marrakech excludes:
- Monuments fees
- Lunches
- Tips
- Soft drinks
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3-Day tour from Errachidia to Marrakech highlights overview:
Ziz valley:
Morocco is home to several beautiful palm groves, and your journey from the imperial cities of Fez or Marrakesh to the enormous Sahara Desert will take you through an oasis valley before arriving at the dunes themselves. As you travel through numerous cities and terrains, the scenery begins to noticeably transform into rocky scrubland, signaling the beginning of the âdesert.’ While many visitors rush through the area between Marrakesh and the Sahara, individuals looking for a glimpse into rural Moroccan life take their time to admire the Ziz Valley.
Merzouga Sahara desert
When you think about Morocco, you immediately think of the Sahara Desert. This huge desert may be found in southern Morocco. Merzouga is one of the desert’s entrance points. Merzouga isn’t particularly interesting, and you won’t need to remain here for long. However, here is the location from which you will go to the Erg Chebbi desert (part of the Sahara).
You may engage in a variety of enjoyable activities at Erg Chebbi. It is possible, for example, to spend the night in the desert while camping in a Berber desert camp. Alternatively, you might go on a camel ride or explore the sandy hills on a 4×4.
Dades gorges:
In southern Morocco, the Dades Gorge Valley is without a doubt one of the most magnificent. The Dades River Thrills, which runs along the dry and deserted landscapes for watering the numerous oasis that border its banks and the Fig Plants, the Date Palms, and other almond trees, is located between the villages of Boumalne Dades and M’semrir in the Souss-Massa region. The Dades River. The valley provides Morocco’s best dates, it is believed.
His ochre cliffs and red-tiled burnt fields, on which summer heat impacts shockingly, explain why the Dades Valley is a privileged tourist destination.
Marrakech city:
Marrakech, sometimes written Marrakesh, is the capital of Morocco’s central region. It is the first of Morocco’s four imperial cities, located on the rich, irrigated Haouz Plain south of the Tennsift River. In 1985, UNESCO classified the city’s old portion, known as the Medina, as a World Heritage Site.
The kingdom of Marrakech was named after it, and it was the capital for a long time. It was built in the mid-11th century by the Almoravid dynasty’s Ysuf ibn Tshufn, and it served as the Almoravid capital until 1147, when it fell to the Almohads. The Marnids took possession of Marrakech in 1269, preferring the northern city of Fès as their capital.