Marrakech To Fes Desert Tours 3 Days Desert Tours
Marrakech To Fes, in 3 days Desert Tours will definitely make you savor and truly experience Morocco in the best way possible, with day trips, fun activities, and relaxing moments. Whether you prefer traveling in a group and sharing your experience with other travelers, or you prefer private 3 days desert tours, and relaxing activities to enjoy your time on a more personal level.
You, dear customer, will be guided by professional guides throughout your journey and served by the friendliest crew. Visit different cities and experience cultural change while retaining the same magical Moroccan flavor.
3 Days Desert ToursMarrakech To Fes Via Merzouga Desert
Morocco Desert Planet invites you to participate in 3 Days Desert Tours Marrakech To Fes Via Merzouga Desert, departing from Marrakech and returning to Fes. Prepare to be awestruck by the stunning natural and rural scenery to the south of Marrakech. You travel through beautiful river valleys, visit famous historical sites made famous by movies, and sleep under the stars in a true luxury camp before watching the sunrise above the Merzouga dunes. We cordially invite you to join us on this Marrakech To Fes desert tours to discover the allure of the Sahara Desert Tours, in Merzouga, one of Morocco’s most beautiful cities. Join us as we live nomadic in desert tents. Camel riding through the dunes of Erg Chebbi.
Overview
Marrakech To Fes, in 3 days Desert Tours will definitely make you savor and truly experience Morocco in the best way possible, with day trips, fun activities, and relaxing moments. Whether you prefer traveling in a group and sharing your experience with other travelers, or you prefer private and relaxing activities to enjoy your time on a more personal level.
HIGHLIGHTS
- The Saharan oasis of Tafilalet
- Sunrise over the highest dunes from the top of Erg Chebbi in Merzouga one of the best moments of the desert
- Wild monkeys on the Cedar forests of Azrou
- The high Atlas Mountains, with far-reaching views across the mountains, to the traditional High Atlas Berber villages