The first day of your 5 Days Tour from Fes to Marrakech begins with an early departure from Fes, heading southeast across the scenic Middle Atlas Mountains. Your first stop is the charming town of Ifrane, often dubbed the Switzerland of Morocco, and known as the second cleanest city in the world, as noted by MBC Times.

Continuing your journey, you’ll explore the largest Cedar Forest in North Africa, located near Azrou. Here, you’ll meet the playful Barbary macaques, offering a chance to interact with them and take memorable photos.

As the drive continues southward, you’ll pass through authentic Berber villages and observe nomadic shepherds tending their flocks in the scenic countryside.

A stop in Midelt allows for a relaxing lunch break. Afterwards, the tour proceeds through the winding Tizi N’Talghmt Pass and down into the lush Ziz Valley. Here, you’ll pause to admire the stunning panorama of palm groves and traditional earthen villages.

The day ends as you reach the gateway to the Merzouga desert. Settle in for the night at a welcoming hotel, surrounded by the magical tranquility of the Sahara’s edge.

After breakfast, your second day in the Sahara begins with a journey to visit nomadic families who continue to live in traditional tents scattered around the desert. This encounter offers a unique insight into their minimalist lifestyle and the opportunity to share a refreshing cup of mint tea, symbolizing their renowned hospitality.

Next, you’ll explore the remnants of old French mines, a testament to the region’s colonial past and its once-thriving mineral extraction industry.

From there, the tour leads you to Khamlia village, a settlement known for its population of Black Berbers whose ancestors originated from Sudan, Niger, and Mali. Here, you’ll be immersed in the rich rhythms of traditional Gnawa music—a soulful genre that blends African, Berber, and spiritual influences.

After a delicious lunch in the village, you will visit the Hassi Labied oasis, located on the edge of the Sahara Desert. This green expanse contrasts beautifully with the golden dunes and showcases the region’s unique irrigation systems.

Later in the afternoon, begin one of the most unforgettable moments of the tour: a camel trek across the majestic Erg Chebbi sand dunes. A pause will be made on a high dune to admire the breathtaking sunset, casting golden hues over the vast desert.

You then continue the camel ride to a well-equipped desert camp, where you will enjoy a traditional Moroccan dinner. As night falls, relax under a starry sky and enjoy Berber music performed by local nomads around a campfire—an enchanting experience that truly captures the magic of the desert.

On the third day of your 5 Days Tour from Fes to Marrakech, waking up early is highly recommended to witness the magical sunrise over the dunes—an unforgettable spectacle of colors in the vast desert sky. After enjoying breakfast, you’ll ride camels back to the edge of the desert, where your driver awaits.

The journey then continues westward through the historic town of Rissani, a once-flourishing trading hub that connected Morocco with sub-Saharan Africa via caravan routes. You’ll have the chance to explore Rissani’s vibrant souk, one of the largest in southern Morocco, especially bustling on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays, when the local market days are held.

As we make our way through the captivating Todgha Valley, you’ll pass picturesque mud-brick villages surrounded by lush palm groves, forming a serene and timeless landscape.

After a break for lunch, we arrive at the majestic Todra Gorges—towering limestone canyons that reach up to 300 meters in height, carved by the Todra River. The gorges offer not only stunning views but also opportunities for a peaceful walk along the stream.

We then continue toward the Dades Valley, renowned for its dramatic scenery of sandcastle-like formations and extraordinary rock structures, including the fascinating formations nicknamed “Monkey Fingers” due to their unusual shape.

The day ends at your accommodation in a charming hotel or riad overlooking the valley, where you can unwind and enjoy a delicious dinner amid the serenity of the surrounding landscapes.

After enjoying a delicious breakfast, we begin our scenic journey toward Ouarzazate, making our way through the spectacular Dades Gorges. Famous for its striking rock formations and the iconic serpentine road—often featured in car commercials—this region offers awe-inspiring photo opportunities.

Our route then takes us to Kalaat M’Gouna, affectionately known as the “Valley of Roses.” This picturesque town is renowned for its abundant rose fields. Each year in May, it hosts the Festival of Roses, celebrating the harvest of more than 400 tons of petals used to produce rosewater, cosmetics, and perfumes, crafted in local cooperatives.

After a pleasant break for lunch, we continue along the scenic Road of a Thousand Kasbahs, arriving in Skoura. This tranquil palm oasis is home to some of Morocco’s most exquisite kasbahs, including the 17th-century Kasbah Amridil, a prime example of preserved Moroccan architecture and historical heritage.

We conclude this enriching day with a drive through the Skoura palm groves, reaching Ouarzazate, where you’ll settle into a comfortable hotel for the night. Enjoy a restful evening in this cinematic city that has served as the backdrop for numerous international films.

After breakfast, your final day begins with a visit to the iconic Ouarzazate, often dubbed the “Hollywood of Africa.”This cinematic city has hosted the production of many legendary films such as Kingdom of Heaven, Lawrence of Arabia, and Gladiator. You’ll explore the renowned Atlas Studios, immersing yourself in Morocco’s fascinating film industry.

In addition to its cinematic fame, Ouarzazate is home to the Noor Solar Power Station, the largest of its kind in Africa. The city is also celebrated for its traditional craftsmanship, including intricately carved wooden doors, silver jewelry, and handwoven Berber rugs.

Next, continue your journey to the legendary Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1987. This fortified village, made entirely of earthen clay, has served as a dramatic backdrop for numerous films and series such as Game of Thrones, The Mummy, and The Gladiator.

As your adventure winds down, you will traverse the majestic Tizi N’Tichka mountain pass. Rising to 2,260 meters, it offers breathtaking panoramic views of the High Atlas Mountains and a chance to admire the unique Berber villagesnestled along the route.

Finally, your tour concludes with arrival in Marrakech. Our driver will ensure a smooth drop-off at your chosen accommodation, marking the end of this unforgettable 5-day Moroccan adventure—blending desert magic, cultural heritage, and mountain majesty.