7 Days Tour from Tangier to Marrakech

Overview : 7 Days Tour from Tangier to Marrakech

7 days tour from Tangier to Marrakech via the Merzouga Desert 2026
For those beginning their journey in Tangier, our 7 days tour from Tangier to Marrakech via the Merzouga Desertoffers a remarkable opportunity to experience Morocco’s rich diversity of landscapes and cultural treasures.

This itinerary takes you through iconic imperial cities such as Fes, Meknes, and Marrakech, where you can wander through vibrant medinas and soak up centuries of history and tradition. You’ll also get to discover the charm of Chefchaouen, famously known as Morocco’s blue city for its strikingly painted streets and buildings.

Throughout the journey, you’ll pass through authentic Berber villages, visit ancient kasbahs, admire dramatic gorges and lush oases, and cross the magnificent High Atlas Mountains. One of the highlights of this adventure is a memorable camel trek across the Erg Chebbi dunes, followed by an enchanting night in a traditional desert camp in Merzouga under the starry sky.


This 7 days tour from Tangier to Marrakech is designed to offer an unforgettable and immersive Moroccan experience. We hope it becomes a journey you’ll cherish for a lifetime.

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Your 7 days tour from Tangier to Marrakech begins with a warm welcome from your driver, who will pick you up directly from the airport or your accommodation. From there, we’ll set off on a scenic drive through the stunning Rif Mountains, passing by the charming city of Tétouan, known for its Andalusian influences and whitewashed architecture.

As we journey towards Chefchaouen, often called “the Blue Pearl” of Morocco, you’ll enjoy panoramic views and peaceful natural landscapes. Once in Chefchaouen, you’ll have time to explore its most iconic sights, wander through its narrow blue-painted alleyways, and soak in the relaxed atmosphere that makes this town so unique.

In the evening, you’ll settle into a traditional riad or comfortable hotel, where you can unwind and prepare for the adventures ahead.

After a delightful breakfast at your riad, your private journey continues as we leave the serenity of Chefchaouen behind and head south through the scenic countryside. Along the way, we’ll pass through Ouazzane and several peaceful Rif villages, offering you a glimpse into the everyday life of northern Morocco’s rural communities.

Our first major stop is at the ancient Roman site of Volubilis, one of Morocco’s best-preserved archaeological treasures. Here, you’ll walk among remarkably intact mosaics, crumbling columns, and expansive ruins that reveal the grandeur of a once-thriving Roman settlement.

After immersing yourself in the history of Volubilis, we’ll continue towards the imperial city of Meknes, a 17th-century city known for its striking architecture and historical significance. You’ll enjoy a leisurely lunch before exploring its key landmarks, including the majestic Bab El Mansour, one of Morocco’s grandest gates, and the mausoleum of Moulay Ismaïl, the powerful sultan who made Meknes his capital.

In the late afternoon, we’ll make our way to the cultural heart of Morocco: Fes. Upon arrival, you’ll check into your accommodation where you can relax and reflect on the incredible mix of history and landscapes experienced throughout the day.

Your day in the spiritual and cultural capital of Morocco, Fes, begins after breakfast with a guided tour through the heart of its mesmerizing medina — one of the world’s largest and most fascinating living medieval cities.

As you step into the winding, cobbled alleys of the UNESCO-listed Fes el-Bali, you’ll be transported to another era. The narrow streets are lined with centuries-old mosques, bustling souks, and elegant minarets adorned with green tiles, a hallmark of traditional Moroccan design. The city’s rich Andalusian architecture reveals itself in ornate doorways, carved cedar wood, and intricate zellij tilework at every turn.

Your guide will lead you to sites of deep historical and cultural value, including the University of Al Quaraouiyine — recognized as the oldest existing university in the world. You’ll also visit the vibrant Chouara Tanneries, where leather is still dyed using traditional techniques, and a local ceramics cooperative, where skilled artisans craft Fes’s world-renowned blue pottery.

The tour includes a stop at a traditional ceramic factory, offering insight into ancient methods passed down through generations. Finally, you’ll head to a panoramic viewpoint overlooking the entire medina of Fes, giving you a stunning perspective of the city’s sprawling rooftops and ancient walls.

In the evening, return to your riad or hotel, where you can relax and reflect on a day filled with history, craftsmanship, and sensory discovery.

After breakfast, your journey through Morocco continues as we depart from Fes and begin our scenic drive southward toward the majestic Sahara Desert.

Our first stop is in Ifrane, often called the “Switzerland of Morocco” thanks to its alpine-style architecture, clean streets, and cool mountain air. From there, we’ll travel through Azrou and into the heart of the Middle Atlas Mountains, pausing in the famous cedar forest. Here, you’ll have the chance to encounter and photograph the playful Barbary macaques in their natural habitat.

Continuing through the mountains, we’ll arrive in Midelt, a charming town nestled between the Middle and High Atlas ranges, where you’ll stop for a relaxed lunch with stunning mountain views. The afternoon brings breathtaking scenery as we descend into the vast Ziz Valley, known for its lush palm groves and fortified ksars.

As we head deeper into the desert region, we’ll pass through Erfoud — famous for its fossils and date production — and Rissani, the gateway to the desert and birthplace of Morocco’s Alaouite dynasty.

By sunset, we’ll arrive in Merzouga, where you’ll check in to a traditional hotel or riad. Relax and prepare for tomorrow’s unforgettable adventures in the golden dunes of the Sahara.

Today is devoted to discovering the mesmerizing dunes of Erg Chebbi and the vibrant culture of the surrounding desert region.

After enjoying a hearty breakfast at your accommodation in Merzouga, we begin our day with a visit to a community of Berber nomads, who live in traditional tents amid the vast Sahara Desert. This unique encounter offers insight into their daily life, customs, and values. You’ll be welcomed with a cup of Moroccan mint tea, shared in true nomadic hospitality.

Our journey continues to the Meffis mines, once known for their colonial-era mineral extraction. You’ll learn about the region’s mining history and the natural resources that lie beneath the sands.

Next, we head to Khamlia, a peaceful desert village known for its vibrant Gnawa music and rich cultural heritage. The residents, descendants of former sub-Saharan slaves, will welcome you with rhythmic performances and a delicious local lunch, offering a deep and soulful immersion into their musical traditions.

In the afternoon, we return to Merzouga and trade our 4×4 for camels. Accompanied by experienced local guides, you’ll embark on a magical camel trek across the golden dunes of Erg Chebbi. As the sun begins to set, pause atop a towering dune to witness the desert bathed in warm, golden hues — an unforgettable moment of serenity and beauty.

Your evening will be spent in a traditional desert camp, where you’ll enjoy a delicious Moroccan dinner under a canopy of stars. As night falls, gather around the fire for an enchanting Berber music performance led by local nomads. Feel free to join in the dancing, or simply relax and let the soulful Gnaoua rhythms carry you into the night.

Wake up early to experience one of the Sahara’s most unforgettable moments — sunrise over the towering dunes of Erg Chebbi, the tallest in Morocco. As the first light spills across the golden sands, casting dramatic shadows and warm hues, you’ll witness the desert awakening in a magical spectacle of light and silence.

After soaking in this breathtaking scene, we return to the desert camp for breakfast and a refreshing shower before setting off once more. Our first stop is Rissani, a historic desert town and former caravan hub. It’s home to the largest traditional souk in Southern Morocco, where locals gather to trade spices, crafts, livestock, and textiles. Immerse yourself in the bustling energy, vibrant colors, and rich smells that fill the air — an authentic Moroccan market experience.

From Rissani, the journey continues through arid desert landscapes and scattered oases until we reach Tinghir and the spectacular Todra Gorge. These dramatic limestone cliffs rise up to 300 meters and form one of Morocco’s most stunning natural wonders. Whether you choose to walk along the riverbank or enjoy a light hike between the gorge’s narrow walls, the setting is both peaceful and awe-inspiring.

After lunch in a local café nestled within the gorge, we travel through the charming Dades Valley, also known as the “Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs” for its many ancient fortresses. As the road winds through dramatic rock formations and lush palm groves, we reach our final destination for the day — a cozy guesthouse perched on a mountainside, offering panoramic views over the valley below.

Relax and unwind as you prepare for the final leg of your Moroccan adventure.

On the final day of your unforgettable Moroccan adventure, you’ll enjoy breakfast with panoramic views of the Dades Valley before continuing the journey westward. We follow the famed “Road of a Thousand Kasbahs,” a stretch of scenic highway lined with ancient fortified villages and dramatic desert landscapes — perfect for memorable photo stops.

Our route leads us to Kalaat M’Gouna, also known as the “Valley of Roses”, where fragrant blooms are harvested each spring to produce rosewater and other cosmetics. After a brief exploration, we head towards Ouarzazate, often called the “Hollywood of Africa.” Here, we’ll stop to visit the Atlas Film Studios, where many renowned movies and TV series — including Gladiator, Game of Thrones, and The Mummy — were filmed.

Next, we reach the legendary Aït Benhaddou, Morocco’s most iconic ksar (fortified village) and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1987. Built by Thami El Glaoui, a powerful Berber chieftain, Aït Benhaddou once served as a major trading post on the trans-Saharan caravan route. You’ll explore the kasbah’s earthen architecture, climb to its summit for stunning views, and enjoy a relaxing lunch within its historic walls.

In the afternoon, we journey through the breathtaking High Atlas Mountains via the Tizi n’Tichka Pass, one of the highest roads in North Africa. Along the way, we pass through traditional Berber villages, where time seems to stand still and the landscapes shift from arid desert to lush mountain valleys.

As the sun sets, we descend into the vibrant city of Marrakech, where your 7-day tour concludes. Our driver will ensure your smooth drop-off at your accommodation, marking the end of a rich and diverse journey through the heart of Morocco.