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Grand South circuit · Marrakech → Fez · 8 nights / 9 daysMarrakech · High Atlas · Erg Chebbi · Middle Atlas · Fez

Marrakech · Erg Chebbi · Fez.

From the red city to the labyrinth of Fez, crossing the Atlas, the Sahara and the cedar forest.

Duration
8 nights / 9 days
Airports
In Marrakech · Out Fez
Highlights
Jemaa el-Fna · Aït Ben Haddou · Erg Chebbi · Cedars · UNESCO medina
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Trip description

From the red city to the labyrinth of Fez.

«Grand South of Morocco» is an authentic journey to discover the south of the country in depth. The 4x4 route begins in Marrakech, a vibrant city full of colour, sprinkled with artisans and artists, marvellous squares and aromas that will linger in our memory.

From the city we head into the High Atlas, leaving its mountain landscapes behind to reach the imposing Erg Chebbi desert — a feast for the senses. The endless dunes and the magical halo of these places will give us an unforgettable night under the stars.

The road takes us through unique places such as Rissani with its ancestral market, or Ifrane — «little Switzerland» — surrounded by giant cedar forests, all the way to Fez, whose medina is a jewel of the Arab world: a beautiful labyrinth in which to get lost and find that special memory of Morocco.

Quick facts

The essentials.

Duration8 nights / 9 days
PlacesMarrakech · Aït Ben Haddou · Ouarzazate · Boumalne Dades · Tinerhir · Erfoud · Erg Chebbi · Merdani · Khamlia · Rissani · Ifrane · Fez
AirportsMarrakech / Fez
TypeMarrakech · Erg Chebbi · Fez
Experiences4x4 · camels · bivouac · Berber villages · gorges · oases
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The whole route

Your journey on a single map.

Every stop connected — the full route, day by day, in a single image.

stops9
approximate km747

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  • City
  • Kasbah
  • Gorge
  • Desert
  • Market
  • Airport
Travel notes

Pack your bag

Handwritten notes from those who already did this route — what to pack to enjoy it surprise-free.

Versatile

Clothes for city, mountain & desert

  • Versatile layers: you'll mix medinas, the High Atlas and dunes in a single trip.
  • Comfortable, modest clothing for mosques and medersas (shoulders and knees covered).
  • A fleece or jumper for the cool Atlas and desert nights.
  • Comfortable, broken-in closed shoes: you'll walk a lot through medinas and kasbahs.

— Your Xaluca team

For the long days

The traveller's accessories

  • Sunglasses, SPF 50 and a cap: from city sun to Sahara sun.
  • A large scarf (cheche) for sun, wind and sand in the south.
  • Lip balm and moisturiser: the south is very dry.
  • A reusable bottle and headphones or a book for the drives.

— Your Xaluca team

Nights & logistics

The desert night & the transfers

  • A small bag for the night at the bivouac; your big suitcase rides in the vehicle.
  • A head torch and a power bank for the camp.
  • Something warm to sleep under the stars.
  • Cash in dirhams for tips, tea and purchases in the souks.

— Your Xaluca team

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  1. Day 01
    Arrival in Marrakech · first impressions

    Day route:Arrival → Light

    Highlights
    • 01Jemaa el-Fna · UNESCO masterpieceRecognised in 2001 as a masterpiece of the oral and intangible heritage of humanity — the most alive square in Africa, utterly different by day and night.
    The day, in detail

    Departure from your home airport bound for Marrakech. Arrival — time difference depending on the season. Airport pick-up and transfer to a riad in the medina or 5★ hotel. Overnight. Depending on your arrival time, we recommend a first encounter with the city by visiting the legendary Jemaa el-Fna square, one of Marrakech's most emblematic spots. At this hour the square fills with storytellers, fortune-tellers, jugglers, dancers, snake charmers and countless traditional acts. At nightfall, illuminated open-air food stalls serve traditional Moroccan dishes in a vibrant, one-of-a-kind atmosphere.

Full itinerary

Day by day, no shortcuts.

Llegada a Marrakech · primera toma de contacto
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Notes of the day
Don't miss it

Jemaa el-Fna · UNESCO masterpiece

Recognised in 2001 as a masterpiece of the oral and intangible heritage of humanity — the most alive square in Africa, utterly different by day and night.

Local culture

In the medina

Comfortable, modest clothing for mosques and medersas (shoulders and knees covered). Medinas are best explored on foot and unhurried.

Tip of the day

Souks & bargaining

Bring some cash in dirhams for souks, tea and tips. Bargaining is part of the experience: do it calmly and with good humour.

Day 01

Arrival in Marrakech · first impressions

Departure from your home airport bound for Marrakech. Arrival — time difference depending on the season. Airport pick-up and transfer to a riad in the medina or 5★ hotel. Overnight. Depending on your arrival time, we recommend a first encounter with the city by visiting the legendary Jemaa el-Fna square, one of Marrakech's most emblematic spots. At this hour the square fills with storytellers, fortune-tellers, jugglers, dancers, snake charmers and countless traditional acts. At nightfall, illuminated open-air food stalls serve traditional Moroccan dishes in a vibrant, one-of-a-kind atmosphere.

Cultural highlights

Jemaa el-Fna · UNESCO masterpiece

Recognised in 2001 as a masterpiece of the oral and intangible heritage of humanity — the most alive square in Africa, utterly different by day and night.

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What travellers say about this day
Marrakech won us over from the first step. Haggling in the souk and the mint tea were exactly the experience we were after.

Cristina & Hugo

Salamanca, Spain

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  • Town
  • Market
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Day's landmarks

2 landmarks

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Koutoubia · twin sister of the Giralda

The 77-m minaret was built by the Almohads in the 12th century — alongside Seville's Giralda and Rabat's Hassan Tower — by the same architect.

Did you know

Bahia Palace · the favourite's palace

Built in the late 19th century by Si Moussa for his favourite wife — 8,000 m² of patios, gardens and hand-painted cedar coffered ceilings.

Tip of the day

Souks & bargaining

Bring some cash in dirhams for souks, tea and tips. Bargaining is part of the experience: do it calmly and with good humour.

Day 02

Guided tour of the Marrakech medina

Morning guided walking tour of the Marrakech medina with a local guide. We start admiring the Koutoubia minaret — twin sister of Seville's Giralda — and continue with the Bahia Palace, one of the finest examples of 19th-century Moroccan architecture. We enter the narrow souk alleys to see artisans at work — carpet weavers, babouche makers, leather, wood and metal workshops — discovering a wide variety of high-quality traditional crafts. Visit to a Berber pharmacy where we discover herbal remedies and ancestral «secrets». We end at Jemaa el-Fna square, with a daytime atmosphere completely different from the previous night. Free afternoon to haggle or explore the most authentic, hidden corners of the medina at your own pace. Overnight in a Medina riad or 5★ hotel.

Cultural highlights

Koutoubia · twin sister of the Giralda

The 77-m minaret was built by the Almohads in the 12th century — alongside Seville's Giralda and Rabat's Hassan Tower — by the same architect.

Bahia Palace · the favourite's palace

Built in the late 19th century by Si Moussa for his favourite wife — 8,000 m² of patios, gardens and hand-painted cedar coffered ceilings.

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What travellers say about this day
Getting lost in the Marrakech medina with our guide was magical: the souks, the Koutoubia and a Djemaa el-Fna that becomes another city at night.

Rocío G.

Girona, Spain

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  • Town
  • Historic site
  • Market
Day map

Day's landmarks

5 landmarks

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Marrakech · Tizi n'Tichka · Aït Ben Haddou · Boumalne Dades
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Notes of the day
Don't miss it

Aït Ben Haddou · set of Gladiator and Game of Thrones

Pre-Saharan 17th-century kasbah, UNESCO since 1987 — set for Gladiator, Lawrence of Arabia, Babel, The Mummy, Game of Thrones and many more.

Did you know

Tizi n'Tichka · 2,260 m

Morocco's highest road pass. Dizzying views over the Atlas valleys — the frontier between two landscapes and two climates.

For the photo

Charming corners

Courtyards, cedar doors and alleys are pure photography. Ask permission before photographing people.

Day 03

Marrakech · Tizi n'Tichka · Aït Ben Haddou · Boumalne Dades

Early start by 4x4 with driver heading to the Central High Atlas. About 310 km of driving, generously rewarded by spectacular landscapes. We cross the Tizi n'Tichka, Morocco's highest road pass, where the green and ochre tones give way to an almost lunar landscape. On the way we visit the iconic Aït Ben Haddou kasbah — UNESCO World Heritage and set for many films. We continue through Ouarzazate to Boumalne Dades, in the Valley of the Birds at 1,612 m in the heart of the High Atlas. Dinner and overnight at Hotel Xaluca Dades.

Cultural highlights

Aït Ben Haddou · set of Gladiator and Game of Thrones

Pre-Saharan 17th-century kasbah, UNESCO since 1987 — set for Gladiator, Lawrence of Arabia, Babel, The Mummy, Game of Thrones and many more.

Tizi n'Tichka · 2,260 m

Morocco's highest road pass. Dizzying views over the Atlas valleys — the frontier between two landscapes and two climates.

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What travellers say about this day
Aït Ben Haddou looks straight out of a film — and it is. Climbing to the top of the ksar at sunset was spectacular.

Sergio & Ana

Valencia, Spain

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  • Mountain
  • Viewpoint
  • Kasbah
  • Town
  • XALUCA HOTEL
Day map

Day's landmarks

6 landmarks

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Alto Atlas Central · Boutaghrar · Amskar · Gargantas del M'Goun
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M'Goun · 4,071 m

Morocco's third-highest peak. Its gorges are one of the few places where the river is still crossed on foot between vertical walls.

Did you know

Boutaghrar & Amskar · imazighen frozen in time

Preserve traditional adobe architecture and Berber craft trades — farming, weaving and transhumance.

Pack smart

The day's essentials

Light layers, comfortable broken-in shoes, sunglasses and sunscreen. A reusable bottle always helps.

Day 04

Central High Atlas · Boutaghrar · Amskar · M'Goun Gorges

Drive on dirt tracks deep into the Central High Atlas, threading spectacular landscapes of great contrast. We visit Berber villages such as Boutaghrar and Amskar, where time seems to have stopped. Along the way, steep mountains, canyons, valleys and caves still inhabited by nomadic families in the high areas. Walk through the M'Goun Gorges — an unrepeatable hike in this unique landscape. Lunch in route at a «Gîte d'Étape» (traditional mountain guesthouse). Dinner and overnight at Hotel Xaluca Dades.

Cultural highlights

M'Goun · 4,071 m

Morocco's third-highest peak. Its gorges are one of the few places where the river is still crossed on foot between vertical walls.

Boutaghrar & Amskar · imazighen frozen in time

Preserve traditional adobe architecture and Berber craft trades — farming, weaving and transhumance.

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What travellers say about this day
The Berber mountain villages, clinging between peaks, stole our hearts. Our driver knew every story.

Miguel Á.

Granada, Spain

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  • Mountain
  • Berber village
  • XALUCA HOTEL
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Day's landmarks

5 landmarks

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Valle del Dadès · Gargantas del Todra · Erfoud
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Notes of the day
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Todra Gorges · 160 m vertical walls

One of North Africa's most spectacular canyons, carved over millions of years by the Todra river.

Tip of the day

Cash & pace

Bring some cash in dirhams for tips, tea and small purchases. Travel calmly and enjoy the journey.

Local culture

Mint tea

If you're offered a mint tea, accept it: it's the most genuine welcome in Morocco.

Day 05

Dades Valley · Todra Gorges · Erfoud

Morning drive up the Dades Valley to its famous gorges and tea-stop at a panoramic viewpoint. Brief stop along the way at the curious «Monkey Fingers» rock formations. Continuation to Tinerhir, a small thriving town of pink houses among palm groves and the ideal gateway to the Todra Gorges. Walk along the river between the high walls of these spectacular gorges. Later, drive to Erfoud, «the gateway to the desert». Dinner and overnight at Kasbah Hotel Xaluca, a one-of-a-kind property in Morocco for its architecture.

Cultural highlights

Todra Gorges · 160 m vertical walls

One of North Africa's most spectacular canyons, carved over millions of years by the Todra river.

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What travellers say about this day
The Todra gorges make you feel tiny: towering walls and a stream at the bottom. A wonder of nature.

Elena M.

Pamplona, Spain

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  • Town
  • Gorges
  • XALUCA HOTEL
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Day's landmarks

4 landmarks

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Erfoud · pistas del desierto · Oasis · Erg Chebbi · Bivouac
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Kamkamia Luxury Desert Camp

Luxury tents with private bathroom and hot water, in the heart of the Erg Chebbi. Candle-lit Berber dinner and telescope stargazing.

Local culture

Mint tea

If you're offered a mint tea, accept it: it's the most genuine welcome in Morocco.

Your night in the desert

Night at the bivouac

Bring a small bag with just the essentials for the night and something warm: the desert cools down after sunset. Your big suitcase stays in the vehicle.

Day 06

Erfoud · desert tracks · Oasis · Erg Chebbi · Bivouac

Today we live a day of total desert. We drive an old Dakar Rally track, crossing remote villages and nomad settlements. Stop at the impressive marine fossil quarries (over 360 million years old) and picnic in an authentic oasis — a pocket of coolness amid the arid vastness. We continue to the great Erg Chebbi, the «ultra-fine dune desert». We swap 4x4 for camels and ride into the heart of the desert to watch an unforgettable sunset from the top of the dunes. At dusk, caravan arrival at the Bivouac de Luxe (Kamkamia Luxury Desert Camp), traditional Berber tents like those used by nomads. Dinner and overnight under a starlit sky — a unique experience.

Cultural highlights

Kamkamia Luxury Desert Camp

Luxury tents with private bathroom and hot water, in the heart of the Erg Chebbi. Candle-lit Berber dinner and telescope stargazing.

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What travellers say about this day
The Erg Chebbi dunes and the night at the camp were the best of the trip. The starry sky is simply indescribable.

Patricia & Luis

Cádiz, Spain

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  • Berber village
  • Geology
  • Palm grove
  • Dunes
  • XALUCA HOTEL
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Day's landmarks

6 landmarks

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Gnawa music · UNESCO heritage

Khamlia's Gnawa music is UNESCO Intangible Heritage. Its hypnotic rhythms, metal krakebs and drums speak to southern Morocco's African legacy.

Did you know

Rissani · cradle of the Alaouite dynasty

Ancient Sijilmasa, capital of the trans-Saharan gold and salt trade, gave birth to the dynasty that still reigns over Morocco since the 17th century.

Your night in the desert

Night at the bivouac

Bring a small bag with just the essentials for the night and something warm: the desert cools down after sunset. Your big suitcase stays in the vehicle.

Day 07

Sunrise in the Erg · Merdani · Khamlia · Rissani · Relax

Today it pays to rise early. We recommend walking to the top of the dunes for the sunrise — a unique desert experience. After the sunrise, Bedouin breakfast at the camp and back to the 4x4. We loop around the Erg Chebbi to the abandoned village of Merdani and continue to Khamlia, a small Sudanese-origin hamlet where locals welcome us with traditional dances and mint tea. Later, Rissani: visit to its traditional market — meeting point for tribes and nomads — particularly striking for its «donkey parking». To close the day, we drive up to a natural viewpoint with unforgettable panoramic views. Back to Kasbah Hotel Xaluca, with the rest of the day free: heated pool, jacuzzi, tennis, mini-golf, optional traditional hammam or revitalising massage, optional quad ride in the nearby dunes. In the afternoon, the 4x4 with driver remains available should you wish to explore the area or stroll around Erfoud. Dinner and overnight at Kasbah Xaluca. Note: Rissani market runs Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday; if it doesn't coincide with the route we will try to relocate the visit.

Hotel wellness

  • Heated pool
  • Jacuzzi
  • Traditional hammam
  • Revitalising massage
  • Tennis & minigolf
  • Optional quads

Cultural highlights

Gnawa music · UNESCO heritage

Khamlia's Gnawa music is UNESCO Intangible Heritage. Its hypnotic rhythms, metal krakebs and drums speak to southern Morocco's African legacy.

Rissani · cradle of the Alaouite dynasty

Ancient Sijilmasa, capital of the trans-Saharan gold and salt trade, gave birth to the dynasty that still reigns over Morocco since the 17th century.

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What travellers say about this day
The Rissani souk is pure Morocco: colours, aromas and freshly picked dates. A very authentic experience.

Iván S.

Madrid, Spain

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  • Viewpoint
  • Berber village
  • Living culture
  • Market
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Day's landmarks

6 landmarks

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Erfoud · Valle del Ziz · Midelt · Ifrane · cedros · Fez
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Ifrane · little Moroccan Switzerland

At 1,665 m, designed by French architects in the 1930s with pitched roofs — an Alpine village in the heart of Morocco.

Did you know

Ziz Valley · 10 million date palms

The Ziz river carves a linear oasis running 280 km through southern Morocco, sustaining one of the country's largest palm groves.

Tip of the day

Souks & bargaining

Bring some cash in dirhams for souks, tea and tips. Bargaining is part of the experience: do it calmly and with good humour.

Day 08

Erfoud · Ziz Valley · Midelt · Ifrane · cedars · Fez

Drive north for about 400 km, threading landscapes of great diversity and beauty. We start through the impressive Ziz Valley with its ten million date palms — one of the country's largest palm groves. We continue via Midelt to Ifrane, known as «little Switzerland» for its striking Alpine architecture. We cross the famous giant cedar forests, home to a colony of wild Barbary apes — with some luck we can stop to feed them, a very special experience. Afternoon arrival in Fez. Dinner and overnight in a Medina riad or 4★ hotel. Note: this is the last day in 4x4.

Cultural highlights

Ifrane · little Moroccan Switzerland

At 1,665 m, designed by French architects in the 1930s with pitched roofs — an Alpine village in the heart of Morocco.

Ziz Valley · 10 million date palms

The Ziz river carves a linear oasis running 280 km through southern Morocco, sustaining one of the country's largest palm groves.

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What travellers say about this day
The endless green palm grove of the Ziz valley, amid arid mountains, was a beautiful farewell to the south.

Andrés P.

A Coruña, Spain

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  • Town
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5 landmarks

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Fez · visita guiada por la Medina · regreso
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The most fascinating medina in the Arab world

Fez has been UNESCO World Heritage since 1981 — 9,000 alleys, 60,000 doors and an urban fabric unchanged since the 9th century.

Did you know

Chouara · the world's oldest tannery

Chouara's multicoloured vats have been running uninterruptedly since the 11th century — same techniques, same natural dyes (indigo, henna, saffron and poppy).

For the photo

Charming corners

Courtyards, cedar doors and alleys are pure photography. Ask permission before photographing people.

Day 09

Fez · guided medina tour · return

Today we take a guided walking tour of the ancient Fez medina, considered one of the most authentic and best-preserved in the Arab world. With a local guide we venture into its labyrinthine medieval alleys to discover, amid the buzz of its inhabitants, artisan workshops, ancient mosques and majestic palaces. We also visit a traditional tannery to see the leather-working process up close — one of the city's most emblematic trades. At the agreed time, transfer to Fez airport for the return flight.

Cultural highlights

The most fascinating medina in the Arab world

Fez has been UNESCO World Heritage since 1981 — 9,000 alleys, 60,000 doors and an urban fabric unchanged since the 9th century.

Chouara · the world's oldest tannery

Chouara's multicoloured vats have been running uninterruptedly since the 11th century — same techniques, same natural dyes (indigo, henna, saffron and poppy).

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What travellers say about this day
The Fez medina is a fascinating maze. Seeing the Chouara tanneries from a terrace was breathtaking.

Óscar & Nuria

Gijón, Spain

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Postcards from the journey

Handwritten memories

What travellers like you wrote to us after this route.

A postcard from the crossingA country in one trip

Hello from the road,

This trip is like crossing several countries in one: we crossed the snowy Atlas, slept among the dunes of Erg Chebbi and climbed up to the cedar forests of Ifrane, where we met monkeys. Morocco changes landscape every few hours.

From one end of the country to the other,

Marcos

From the Atlas to the desert
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From the Atlas to the desert

A postcard from FezThe most alive medina

Dear family,

Today we got lost in the medina of Fez, the oldest and most labyrinthine in the world: thousands of alleys, copper craftsmen and the famous tanneries with their coloured vats. A boy led us up to a terrace to see them from above. Worth every step.

Amazed at every corner,

Carmen

Medina of Fez
Xaluca ToursFEZ

Medina of Fez

A postcard from MerzougaA pause in the desert

For anyone seeking adventure,

Halfway through the crossing we stopped to sleep in the desert. After so many miles, sitting in silence on a dune to watch the sun go down was the most beautiful moment of the trip. Crossing Morocco from south to north changes you a little inside.

With a backpack full of memories,

Hugo

Erg Chebbi · Merzouga
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Erg Chebbi · Merzouga

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Atlas range · 1,612 m
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34°C

Night

21°C

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Sahara · Erg Chebbi
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40°C

Night

27°C

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Marrakech
Marrakech
Jemaa el-Fna Square
Jemaa el-Fna Square
Koutoubia Mosque
Koutoubia Mosque
Bahia Palace
Bahia Palace
Berber Pharmacy
Berber Pharmacy
High Atlas range
High Atlas range
Tizi n'Tichka Pass
Tizi n'Tichka Pass
Aït Ben Haddou
Aït Ben Haddou
Ouarzazate
Ouarzazate
Boumalne Dades
Boumalne Dades
Hotel Xaluca Dades
Hotel Xaluca Dades
Boutaghrar
Boutaghrar
Amskar
Amskar
M'Goun massif
M'Goun massif
Tinerhir
Tinerhir
Todra Gorges
Todra Gorges
Erfoud
Erfoud
Kasbah Hotel Xaluca
Kasbah Hotel Xaluca
Dakar Rally tracks
Dakar Rally tracks
Marine fossil quarries
Marine fossil quarries
Picnic oasis
Picnic oasis
Hassi Labied
Hassi Labied
Great Erg Chebbi dune
Great Erg Chebbi dune
Great Erg Chebbi dune
Great Erg Chebbi dune
Bivouac de Luxe
Bivouac de Luxe
Sunrise over the dunes
Sunrise over the dunes
Merdani (abandoned village)
Merdani (abandoned village)
Khamlia · Gnawa music
Khamlia · Gnawa music
Rissani market
Rissani market
Desert viewpoint
Desert viewpoint
Des Dunes pizzeria
Des Dunes pizzeria
Ziz Valley
Ziz Valley
Midelt
Midelt
Ifrane
Ifrane
Cedar Forests
Cedar Forests
Fez
Fez
Marrakech
Marrakech
Jemaa el-Fna Square
Jemaa el-Fna Square
Koutoubia Mosque
Koutoubia Mosque
Bahia Palace
Bahia Palace
Berber Pharmacy
Berber Pharmacy
High Atlas range
High Atlas range
Tizi n'Tichka Pass
Tizi n'Tichka Pass
Aït Ben Haddou
Aït Ben Haddou
Ouarzazate
Ouarzazate
Boumalne Dades
Boumalne Dades
Hotel Xaluca Dades
Hotel Xaluca Dades
Boutaghrar
Boutaghrar
Amskar
Amskar
M'Goun massif
M'Goun massif
Tinerhir
Tinerhir
Todra Gorges
Todra Gorges
Erfoud
Erfoud
Kasbah Hotel Xaluca
Kasbah Hotel Xaluca
Dakar Rally tracks
Dakar Rally tracks
Marine fossil quarries
Marine fossil quarries
Picnic oasis
Picnic oasis
Hassi Labied
Hassi Labied
Great Erg Chebbi dune
Great Erg Chebbi dune
Bivouac de Luxe
Bivouac de Luxe
Sunrise over the dunes
Sunrise over the dunes
Merdani (abandoned village)
Merdani (abandoned village)
Khamlia · Gnawa music
Khamlia · Gnawa music
Rissani market
Rissani market
Desert viewpoint
Desert viewpoint
Des Dunes pizzeria
Des Dunes pizzeria
Ziz Valley
Ziz Valley
Midelt
Midelt
Ifrane
Ifrane
Cedar Forests
Cedar Forests
Fez
Fez
Marrakech
Marrakech
Jemaa el-Fna Square
Jemaa el-Fna Square
Koutoubia Mosque
Koutoubia Mosque
Bahia Palace
Bahia Palace
Berber Pharmacy
Berber Pharmacy
High Atlas range
High Atlas range
Tizi n'Tichka Pass
Tizi n'Tichka Pass
Aït Ben Haddou
Aït Ben Haddou
Ouarzazate
Ouarzazate
Boumalne Dades
Boumalne Dades
Hotel Xaluca Dades
Hotel Xaluca Dades
Boutaghrar
Boutaghrar
Amskar
Amskar
M'Goun massif
M'Goun massif
Tinerhir
Tinerhir
Todra Gorges
Todra Gorges
Erfoud
Erfoud
Kasbah Hotel Xaluca
Kasbah Hotel Xaluca
Dakar Rally tracks
Dakar Rally tracks
Marine fossil quarries
Marine fossil quarries
Picnic oasis
Picnic oasis
Hassi Labied
Hassi Labied
Great Erg Chebbi dune
Great Erg Chebbi dune
Bivouac de Luxe
Bivouac de Luxe
Sunrise over the dunes
Sunrise over the dunes
Merdani (abandoned village)
Merdani (abandoned village)
Khamlia · Gnawa music
Khamlia · Gnawa music
Rissani market
Rissani market
Desert viewpoint
Desert viewpoint
Des Dunes pizzeria
Des Dunes pizzeria
Ziz Valley
Ziz Valley
Midelt
Midelt
Ifrane
Ifrane
Cedar Forests
Cedar Forests
Fez
Fez
Pricing

Prices per person

Accommodation & excursions package by chauffeured 4x4. Two seasons, per-person rate based on the number of travellers.

Accommodation & excursions packageBy 4x4 vehicle
Travellers
Low season
High season
2people*
€1815per person
€2050per person
3people*
€1550per person
€1715per person
4people*
€1415per person
€1545per person
Single supplement
€535
Child
€350
€370
Single supplement and child price (per person), by season.

* Prices per person based on double and triple room occupancy. Please consult us for alternative room configurations and children's discounts.

Provisional indicative prices — subject to confirmation.

Season definitions

High season

AprilAugustOctoberEaster WeekChristmasNew Year's EveSpanish national holidays

Low season

All dates not included in high season.

From

€1415 / per person

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The trip includes

Every detail, on the table.

  • Two nights in Marrakech in a Medina riad or 5★ hotel · bed & breakfast
  • Two nights in Boumalne Dades at Hotel Xaluca Dades · half board
  • Two nights in Erfoud at Kasbah Hotel Xaluca · half board
  • One night at the Bivouac de Luxe · half board
  • One night in Fez in a Medina riad or 4★ hotel · half board
  • Mountain lunch at a «Gîte d'Étape» (day 4)
  • Picnic lunch in the desert (day 6)
  • Camel ride
  • 4x4 with driver from day 3 to day 8 inclusive
  • Local guided tour in Marrakech · Local guided tour in Fez
  • Visits to Aït Ben Haddou and the Bahia Palace
  • Airport transfers · Fuel · Travel assistance insurance
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