Depart from Marrakech, and head south towards the Atlas Mountains. The drive itself is a beautiful experience, with stunning scenery along the way. The Atlas Mountains offer breathtaking views, and we will stop at various viewpoints to capture some photos.

Continue our journey to Ait Ben Haddou, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This ancient Kasbah (fortified village) is famous for its unique architecture and has been featured in many movies and TV shows, including "Game of Thrones."

Explore the Kasbah and enjoy a leisurely lunch at one of the local restaurants. Try some Moroccan tagine or couscous for an authentic taste of the region.
After your visit to Ait Ben Haddou, we will drive further to Ouarzazate. It's known as the "Hollywood of Morocco" and has several film studios and museums to explore.

While in Ouarzazate, you can visit the Taourirt Kasbah, a well-preserved historical site. You may also want to check out the Atlas Film Studios or the Cinema Museum if you're interested in the film industry.

In the late afternoon or early evening, we will continue our journey towards the Dades Valley. The drive takes you through some stunning desert landscapes and rocky canyons, Skoura, Mgouna Valley (Roses Valley), and some bereber villages.

Have dinner at your hotel in Dades. Sample some Moroccan cuisine and enjoy the serene atmosphere of the valley.

Start your day with breakfast at your accommodation in Dades Valley, taking in the scenic beauty of the surroundings.

Depart from Dades and head to the nearby Todra Gorges. These dramatic canyons are famous for their towering rock walls, and you can take a leisurely walk through the gorge to appreciate its natural beauty.

After our visit to Todra Gorges, continue our journey southeast towards Merzouga. This drive will take us through the towns of Jorf and Erfoud, which are known for their date palm groves and their fossil factories
Arrive in Merzouga, the gateway to the Sahara Desert. Check into your desert accommodation.

In the late afternoon, embark on a camel trek into the Erg Chebbi dunes. The camel ride is a memorable experience, especially as you watch the sunset over the vast sand dunes.

Enjoy a traditional Moroccan dinner at your desert camp. You'll likely have a chance to enjoy a stargaze in the clear desert skies before retiring to your comfortable tent for the night.

Spend the night in the Sahara Desert, listening to the peaceful sounds of the desert and marveling at the starry night.

Wake up early to witness the mesmerizing sunrise over the Erg Chebbi dunes. The play of colors on the sand dunes as the sun rises is a magical sight.

Enjoy a traditional Berber breakfast at your desert camp while savoring the peaceful ambiance of the desert.

Today, we will spend our day exploring the Erg Chebbi dunes. During this time, you can:
We will arrange a visit to Khamlia, a nearby village known for its Gnawa culture, where the people are original from Sudan and Mali.

After, we will visit the nearby village of M'fis to experience the local culture. We will have some time to embark on a short fossil hunting adventure in the desert. The region is known for its abundant fossil finds. Continue visiting nomad families in the area. This can be a fascinating opportunity to learn about their traditional way of life.

We will continue our tour and take a break for lunch in a desert atmosphere, drive through the Dakar Rally road, and enjoy the desert oasis on our way back to the Merzouga hotel. You will have time to take a walk to the village or dunes and watch another stunning sunset.

We will spend our final night in a Merzouga hotel.

We will wake up early to enjoy a final sunrise (optional) over the Erg Chebbi dunes, and have breakfast and shower at your hotel.

Depart from Merzouga and head towards Alnif and Nkob. This drive will take you through the desert landscape of the Sahara, with opportunities to see unique scenery and local villages along the way.

Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant in one of the charming mountain villages along the way and Continue our drive through the High Atlas Mountains until we reach Marrakech in the late afternoon or early evening.