Top Luxury Private Morocco Tours 2025

Are you wondering which Morocco desert tour is the best “Erg Chebbi or Erg Chigaga”? Stories have been told about the legendary sand dunes of the deserts. More and more in trend are tours where tourists can live the magical experience of being in Aladin’s deserts themselves. 1000 and one night can become true for you too if you book a Morocco desert tour. ‌In this post, we’ll talk about Erg Chebbi and Erg Chigaga.  We’ll cover what they are like and what will be the best desert for you to visit. Which Deserts Can You Visit In Morocco?There are two big deserts in Morocco that feel like travelling the orient. The first one is ErgChebbi, which is known for its endless sand dunes. And the second one is Erg Chigaga, whichis deep in the Moroccan country.Both Erg Chebbi and Erg Chigaga are two of many ergs, or seas of sand dunes in Morocco.Lying on the edge of the Sahara, Erg Chebbi is often used for films because of its stunningexpanse of iconic fire-orange sand dunes. Erg Chebbi Perfect Trip Time: 4 days and 3 nights, with extra spent time at the places to visit. Erg Chebbi is one of Morocco’s most beautiful See of sand dunes. It is often used in filmsbecause of its stunning view of iconic fire-orange sand dunes.Starting off to Erg Chebbi feels like a start to an unforgettable adventure and starts from adesert tour from Marrakesh.Often people take camel rides to a desert luxury camp deep in the Chebbi dunes. In the lateafternoon, the sun casts dark silhouettes of camel caravans against the richly colored sand.The dunes in Erg Chebbi are the biggest in Morocco. They rise as high as 400 feet tall andmake for an imposing and beautiful sight.Arriving at a desert luxury camp, the sun dips behind the highest dunes, making the alreadyburnt-orange sand even more golden.In the evening the sky lights up in deep purples, oranges, and yellows, which were cast onto thedunes.At night when the fire burns out, you can look up the stars and see the “1000 star hotel” rightabove you in the air. Note: Erg Chebbi is a perfect destination involving Marrakech and Fes because it’s on the way between those two. Places to visit near Erg Chebbi: Ait Ben Haddou Dades Valley Valley of Roses Todra Gorge . Erg Chigaga Erg Chigaga is a newly discovered destination for many tourists. It’s unique because of the solitude you can experience in the desert. Erg Chebbi has it too, but because Erg Chigaga is less known it is more peaceful, and you’re less likely to meet other people. From Marrakech to Erg Chigaga you drive about 9 hours on a fascinating route. The last two hours are off-road and a wild adventure once you pass the gateway town of M’hamid. Places to visit alongside the drive are: Ait Ben Haddou the Draa Valley many oases Crumbling Kasbahs dotted along the way   After you reach the first destination – the small town of Mhamid, you can drive to the desert luxury camps in the dunes, or you can go in a camel ride. Although the dunes are not as high as Erg Chebbis, the desert has a more vast and wild feeling. That’s why it is also perfect for wild camping. Erg Chegaga is perfect for you if you enjoy the complete solitude of the wild dunes. So, Which Desert Should You Choose On Your Morocco, Desert Tour? At this point, most people wonder, “Erg Chebbi or Erg Chigaga?” I’d love to give you one right answer… but there are only right decisions. Both deserts are stunning once-in-a-lifetime experiences and won’t trade for anything else in the world. The best option of all is taking advantage of a first trip to Marrakech to visit Erg Chebbi, and planning a second trip with more desert landscapes with Erg Chigaga as the finish line. If you want to feel the full beauty of the dunes of the desert, start your trip now.   “How far is the desert from Marrakech?” The fastest route to the desert takes about 6 hours driving time. “How can you fly from Marrakech to Sahara desert?” There are easy flight options. Just give us a call here and we’ll consult you in the best way possible.

This article is the detailed guide on “Things To Do in Morocco Throughout the Year”. Morocco is a magical place to visit any time of the year. But as you start to plan your Morocco Tour and Travel you may be wondering about the best places to visit and events to attend during the month you have chosen to travel. Luckily, below you will find a breakdown of all the different interesting and exciting things you can do in Morocco, month by month. We will also give you some handy Morocco Travel Tips to make sure you get the best out of your visit.  Things to do in Morocco in January As the weather is relatively cool, by Morocco standards, you should consider visiting the Sahara Desert and High Atlas Mountains during this time. The weather will be a little less harsh than in the summer months as you hike through these vast, majestic landscapes. This is also an enjoyable time to have a Morocco tour that visits cities like Casablanca, Fez, and Marrakech as these popular tourist destinations will not be heaving with visitors the way they do during the summer months. From 12-13 of January, Yennayer (the New Year) is celebrated, and you may come across some festivities among the Berber people who celebrate a new year of growing crops with music, food, and dancing. The 11th also marks the Independence of Morocco from French colonial rule, and this is celebrated with entertaining parades and performances throughout the country. Things to do in Morocco in February February is the end of winter in Morocco, but that doesn’t mean that the temperatures suddenly soar; this is still a great time to visit if you would like to witness the wonders of the deserts and dunes in dry, cooler weather. The low chances of rain mean that this is the perfect time to plan a Morocco Tour with camel rides across the Erg Chebbi or go on fascinating hikes through the Sahara exploring ancient ruins, traditional Berber villages, and old trails. This is also the perfect time to spend a cooler evening huddled around a fire on a traditional Berber campsite! Prices for flights, accommodation, and venue admission prices may be a bit lower than during the peak tourist season and you will not have to elbow your way amongst other tourists to get an unobstructed view of the many magnificent buildings and sites a trip to Morocco has to offer. During this month, the Almond Capital of Morocco –Tafraoute – hosts the Almond Blossom Festival, a celebration of the harvest. This period is celebrated by traditional Berber music and dance performances. Things to do in Morocco in March March is the start of Spring in Morocco when the weather begins to get warmer again, however, it is not yet peak tourist season so this could be a good time for Morocco Travel to enjoy its wonders in relative peace and quiet. The start of Spring does however bring with it some rain, so you may want to concentrate on city visits during this time, where you can explore the imperial palaces, markets, and kasbahs that Morocco is so famous for. One thing to watch out for when you are booking your Morocco Tour in March is whether your vacation coincides with the Easter celebrations of that year. If so, you may have to contend with weekend visitors to the cities celebrating this event. During this month in the remote Saharan Desert, the Berber village of M’Hamid El Ghizlane hosts the International Nomads Festival. This is a three-day-long celebration of the nomadic culture featuring music, dance, food, art, and workshops. This can be a fantastic place to learn more about the traditional nomadic desert culture and lifestyle. Things to do in Morocco in April As Spring arrives and the rain recedes, April is a fantastic time to explore the best Morocco has to offer. You may still encounter the odd spring shower here and there, but generally, you will be able to enjoy lovely warm weather during this time. April is a wonderful time to visit the Sahara, you can book guided tours across the dunes, enjoy camel rides, and explore ancient Berber villages and Roman ruins in lovely, warm temperate weather. You can also combine this with a trip to one of the fascinating ancient cities such as Marrakech, where you can explore the stunning palaces, gardens, and museums. In April Morocco hosts the International World Music Festival of Merzouga in the Erg Chebbi Dunes. If you choose to visit this festival during your stay you will have a magical once-in-a-lifetime experience listening to music in the desert surrounded by the stars! Things to do in Morocco in May May is arguably one of the best times to book your trip to Morocco, the weather is fantastic, the plant life is abundant, and it is still not too hot to pay a visit to the desert and dunes. So, if you really want to visit the Sahara during your trip to Morocco, now is the perfect time to go before it gets uncomfortably hot. Although the country is not yet at its hottest, increasing crowds and temperatures in Southern cities such as Fez and Marrakech might make North Morocco or beach-based holiday in Agadir or Mirleft a sensible choice for this time of year. If you do plan to visit the cities, you should arrive early in the day, and it is best to hire your own private tour guide who will be able to lead you expertly through the city as the tourist crowds are exceptionally large during this period. In May you will be able to visit the town of El Kelaa M’Gouna in the Valley of the Roses for the Festival of the Roses Celebration. You will be able to see traditional performances of Berber dances, taste local delicacies, and buy lots of lovely rose-related perfumes and products. Things to do in Morocco in June

Located northerly in Africa, the Moroccan Sahara Desert is considered by many the earth’s masterpiece. This article is all about the Amazing Facts about The Sahara Desert in Morocco. Scientists believe it is one of the most challenging places for someone to live in. Yet, a lot of animal and flower creatures consider it their home! Being the only country in Africa with direct exposure to the Mediterranean sea, it merges the West and the South cultures in one place with great success. Let’s explore together some amazing facts about the Moroccan Sahara! Not as warm as we all think The highest temperature in the desert is around 30°C (80 °F) tops. However, it can get chilly at night, reaching about -7°C (19 °F). A home for the strong flora and fauna Adapting to the savannah grassland conditions once, scientists from all over the world have documented successfully many animal and plant species that consider Morocco and Sahara their forever home. The plants have deep and strong roots to search for water, and the animals mostly live close to the Nile. A camel paradise Used for the transport of goods from one place to another, the camels were introduced there and around the Sahara in roughly 200 A.D. The nomads would form the well-known “caravans” to transfer tea, cotton, herbs and spices. These amazing creatures can withstand heat and water loss by storing fat on their humps. So, if you want to enjoy the Sahara to the fullest, indulge in a camel ride! We guarantee that you won’t regret it! A place for the free souls of the world Morocco was once full of nomads that enjoyed moving from one place to another. Depending on the season, they either move closer to the communities that live nearby the water or away from them. The place’s essence and spirit will inspire you to discover, create, and rely more on your senses! A desert in the middle of water The presence of water all around the area gives the area all the great accents and features. Morocco has everything from mountains, basins, and gravel plains. The most amazing feature? The dunes! Erg Chebbi is the most known and established group of dunes you will have the chance to see and visit. Erg Chebbi, or “Sea of Dunes”, is the Sahara’s oldest and most established set of dunes. Located in the southeast of Morocco, close to Merzouga, it will offer you a sheer view of Moroccan culture and flavours. Okay, and what should I wear? It is best to pack your best loose-fit pants, cotton t-shirts, summer dresses and your lovely hats. You will most likely sweat and feel extremely hot, but it is worth it! If you choose to ride on a camel, wear long pants (the camel’s fur is a bit rough). Early mornings can be quite chilly, too, so make sure you have also packed a warm fleece jacket to keep you warm. Enjoy! Want to experience the Sahara desert and the magic it provides? Do you want to get a taste of the city that merges all the cultures in one place? Are you ready for the rich flavours, the vivid colours that will revive your senses to the max? Bask in the wonders of the Sahara first-hand with a private journey to the desert, all engineered by our experts just for you. Contact us today to learn more!

Tangier is a magical place to visit in Morocco and is conveniently located very close to Spain, so can also be combined with a trip to Europe. This wonderful Morocco location has a wealth of landscapes, landmarks, history, and culture making it a fantastic place to visit and the perfect place to begin a Morocco Tour. The article below will tell you everything you need to know about Top Tips for Travelling to Tangier.

Morocco is a land full of wonderful culture, stunning buildings, incredible ancient ruins, and iconic landmarks. With its unique mixture of medieval cities, Berber nomad culture, and the spectacular Sahara Desert, a trip to Morocco is bound to be a trip of a lifetime. Morocco Travel has opened up again and now is the perfect time to book your next trip. Below we look at the top 5 luxury morocco tours in 2022. Why take a Guided Tour during your Morocco Travel? Booking a guided Morocco Tour will help to ensure that you make the most of your trip. You will benefit from local expertise and contacts to ensure that you experience the best the area has to offer. You can relax and leave all the organization and coordination to the professionals and concentrate on enjoying your time with your family and friends. Here are our Top 5 luxury morocco tours in 2022 1.    Splendors of Morocco: 10 Days from Casablanca to Marrakech This magical ten-day Morocco Trip will take you from the magnificent city of Casablanca, through the desert dunes to the iconic Marrakech. In between, you will be guided by local experts through ancient cities, Roman villas, and the Red Dunes of the Sahara Desert. Learn all about the fascinating local history of the area, sample the best local delicacies, and experience the local culture as you are expertly led by an English-speaking guide with a passionate connection to the area and the best local contacts. This fascinating tour is a fantastic way to ensure you receive the most authentic experience of this magical and exciting part of the country. This Morocco Tour includes visits to the following locations and landmarks: Visiting the Largest Hassan 2 Mosque in Morocco Experiencing two of the most famous Kasbahs in Morocco – Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou & Kasbah Telouet. A once-in-a-lifetime camel ride through the Sahara Desert. Spending some time in the gorgeously picturesque Blue Town of Chefchaouen. Exploring the fascinating Roman Ruins in the Volubilis, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Discovering Fes and its fascinating markets, tanneries, and mosques A magical night under the desert stars as you sleep in a tent on the Erg Chebbi dunes. Enjoy traditional hospitality as you visit charming guesthouses and riads during your tour. Learn all about the traditional local Berber tribes and their nomadic way of life. Visit countless dazzling local gardens, spectacular palaces, and stunning madrassahs as you wind up your tour in the magical city of Marrakech. 2.    Trek The Valley of Human Bodies and the Sahara Desert: 5-Day Morocco Tour from Marrakech This magical tour of the landscapes and landmarks of the Atlas Mountains will take you through the dunes of Eg Chebbi by camel, trekking in the stunning Almond Valley, and experiencing an authentic desert camp as you spend a night under the desert stars with a Berber family. An expert local guide will lead you through the entire experience as you visit valleys, and kasbahs and have fascinating encounters with local culture and people. This tour includes: A camel trekking adventure through the Erg Chebbi dunes. Visiting the Kasbah Ait Benhaddou, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Experiencing a traditional lunch with a Berber family. Guided trekking through the Almond Valley. Spend a night camping in the middle of the desert for an authentic nomad camp experience. A visit to the fascinating Kasbah Telouet Glaoui Pacha. An intriguing underground walk through the traditional irrigation canal systems. 3.    Magnificent Sahara Desert Tour: 4 Days from Marrakech to Fez Devote your Morocco Trip to delving into the desert as you explore the valleys of southeast Morocco. An expert guide will lead you as you travel by camel through the dunes, ancient trails, and landmarks, giving you a local perspective on the history, culture, and legends of the area. Experience an authentic desert nomad night as you camp under the stars in the Erg Chebbi dunes, sampling delicious local foods and visiting a traditional Berber family. This four-day excursion is a wonderful way to gain a deeper, more involved understanding of desert life in Morocco. This tour includes: A scenic drive through the stunning High Atlas Mountains and spectacular Tizi-n-Tichka pass. Sunset camel riding across the Erg Chebbi Dunes. Off-road travel across the Valley of the Roses and the Road of 1000 Kasbahs Trekking through the lush desert oasis of Skoura An evening in a nomad fire camp, singing and drumming with local Berbers. A visit to the museum at Kasbah Amredhi Experiencing the beautiful Dades Valley A beautiful river walk along the Todgha Gorges. 4.    Imperial Cities with Chefchaouen Tour: 7 Days in Morocco Spend a week discovering the dazzling ancient cities, mountain villages, and bazaars of Morocco. This entertaining guided trip will lead you through fascinating local sites such as the dunes of the Sahara Desert, the iconic “Red City” of Marrakech, the famous “Blue City” of Chefchaoeun, and the incredible Roman ruins at Volubilis. This week-long guided tour through Morocco’s culture, history, people, and food will give you a deep, involved understanding of this magical country and its wonderful people. This Morocco Trip tour includes: An expert-guided tour around Marrakech A magical camel trek through the dunes of Erg Chebbi Scenic drive along the Tizi-n-Tichka Road. A night in a desert camp for an authentic nomad experience. A visit to the fascinating Roman ruins of Volubilis Experience the stunning “Blue City” of Chefchaouen Trekking through the Todra Valley and the Dades Valley Visit Kasbah Ait Benhaddou, a UNESCO World Heritage site. A fascinating trip through the underground canal system. 5.   Weekend in the Desert from Fes to Merzouga: 2 Days Desert Tour Spend a wonderful two days in the desert if you have a shorter amount of time for your Morocco Travel. This concentrated itinerary allows you to explore the grandeur of South Morocco, taking in the scenic Atlas Mountains, visiting magnificent cities, and driving through the spectacular Ziz Valley. Ride camels through the beautiful sand dunes of

The latest Morocco Travel Restrictions 2022 As travel restrictions across the globe ease, you may be wondering whether you can start traveling to Morocco again to experience and explore everything this magical country has to offer. Do the Morocco Travel Restrictions Updates for 2022 mean that you can start planning your next trip? Health and Safety Steps to follow when traveling to Morocco When traveling to Morocco you can take steps to protect your health by following the guidelines set forth by the World Health Organisation (WHO). These include: Washing your hands regularly for 20 seconds each time with soap or hand wash. When you sneeze or cough use your elbow or a handkerchief to shield your mouth Keep a safe distance of 1.5m from others. Avoid unnecessary hand touching, kissing, and hugs. Wear your precautionary mask. Be cautious and exercise common sense when visiting busy places with crowds. What COVID-related checks will you be subject to in Morocco? As of October 2022, it is not mandatory to show your proof of vaccination at venues such as hotels, restaurants, and gyms. Helpful Numbers for Health and Safety Advice While You Are in Morocco For advice and medical help regarding Covid 19 during your stay in Morocco, you can call 08-0100-4747 or 141 for help in French, English, or Arabic. Travel Tips and Advice while in Morocco: Visiting Restaurants and Cafes in Morocco You will find that restaurants and cafes in Morocco are now open again although they will have COVID-related sanitary restrictions and requirements. You will be expected to wear your protective mask at the door and whenever you leave your table to move around the restaurant. There will be separate entrances and exits and hand disinfectant available. Going to beach resorts and health spas in Morocco The beaches in Morocco are open to tourists. When visiting public beaches, you should exercise caution and respect social distancing. Masks are needed in public shared areas. When visiting private spas and pools your temperature will be checked at the entrance and you will have to disinfect your hands. Again, entrances and exits are likely to be different to avoid close contact with other patrons. When visiting these areas make sure to exercise health and safety precautions to protect yourself and your fellow travelers. Staying in Hotels in Morocco during Covid You will have to book ahead for all your accommodation during your visit to Morocco. You should check that your chosen accommodation has been awarded a “Welcome Safely” certification from the Ministry of Tourism, Handicrafts, and Social Economy. This certificate is awarded to accommodation that meets the health and safety requirements the ministry has set for covid safe travel. At these hotels, you will need to wear a mask in the hotel reception area, the restaurant area, and other public spaces. You may also need to take a temperature test and disinfect your hands upon entry. Visiting Museums, Attractions, and Cultural Sites When visiting attractions and venues during your trip you will be expected to wear a mask and continue to practice social distancing procedures. You may also be subject to a temperature check when you enter and will find that entrances and exits are in separate places. Have a wonderful and safe stay in Morocco Morocco is still a stunning and unique area of the world to visit. And is high on the list of vacation destinations for travelers keen to begin exploring the globe again. Be sure to exercise caution and common sense during your trip to Morocco and you will have a wonderful stay in the country.

Are you planning to travel to Morocco? Here, through this article, are some suggestions for culinary discoveries. In town, in a small village, or in the middle of the desert, Moroccan gastronomy can pleasantly surprise you. in addition to spices, oilseeds, and local fruits bursting with sunshine… discover other Culinary specialties of Morocco. Culinary discoveries are an integral part of the best memories of a trip. Morocco is a destination recognized for its gastronomy, colorful and spicy. To go to the Moroccan desert is to discover another way of life. It also means discovering different eating habits that come with other ways of cooking, certainly elementary, but with generally dazzling results. With little, the prepared dish is surprising, pretty, and good! During a desert trip, the cooks are appreciated, complimented, and always warmly thanked. The menus they offer are an opportunity to reconnect with simple foods for gourmet and balanced meals. Morocco Desert Culinary specialties Must-try  The bread of sand ( Mella in the Berber language ) Or Desert bread as it is nicknamed. The recipe is simple: flour, water, a little yeast, and (a little less simple) a long kneading. It is its cooking that gives it all its specificity and its reputation. A wood fire is prepared on the sand. Once the wood has been completely consumed, the bread dough (previously shaped like a pizza dough/pancake) is thrown on the burning ashes. Other ashes come to cover the bread, then a good layer of sand. After a few minutes, the bread came out of the ashes and sand. It is then cooked and ready to accompany a tagine or a salad. Camel milk Let yourself be tempted by fresh camel milk! The opportunity to surprise a nomad, even if he will certainly warn you that camel milk makes the intestines work. Our advice: to be tested if necessary, but at the end of the trek… Camel milk is one of the preferred drinks of nomads, it brings energy and vitality. On the way during a desert trip, there are some camel cooperatives where you can try camel milk.  Date syrup Ideal for a snack, local date syrup is eaten sauced with bread. 100% sweet, it is a gourmet break much appreciated by children. During the 4 days desert trip, a visit to the local dates market in Rissani is included.  Goat fat (butter) Very strong in taste, goat butter can also be eaten sauced with bread. 100% fat, it is the ideal breakfast for cool days from December to February Nomadic tea Tea is in the blood! Desert tea has the particularity of being heated for a long time on embers. Unlike the rest of Morocco, in the desert, it is very rare to add mint. The technique of aeration of the tea in order to highlight its taste is easily acquired. The resulting foam is a good indicator of success. The first round of the Tea is bitter-like life. The second round is sweet like love. The third round is light like the breath of death. The date The staple food of the desert nomads, the date is the fruit, the delicacy, the appetite suppressant par excellence. Produced locally, in the heart of the palm groves of the Draa Valley and Ziz Valley, the date is truly the health food of southern Morocco (sweet +++ all the same) During the 4 days desert trip, a visit to the local dates market in Rissani is included. The dishes to taste while traveling in Morocco! What do we eat in Morocco? In Morocco, gastronomy is varied and adapts to all tastes: for fans of meat, fish but also for vegetarians. No need to go to great restaurants to have fun. Morocco is one of the best street food destinations in the world. The essential couscous Couscous is the most famous dish internationally. With meat or vegetarian, it is eaten every Friday, during weddings, on special occasions and religious holidays. It is the most consumed dish in Morocco! Tagine It comes in endless varieties, the tajine is the dish par excellence for all Moroccan families: with eggs, meat, fish, vegetables only, the tagine can please all palates (including the Mrouzia, my favorite, with cinnamon and a pinch of saffron!). It is traditionally eaten with bread and of course with the right hand The pastilla Present on restaurant menus, pastilla (chicken or pigeon) is a crispy dish that notably mixes salty and sweet. Delicious! Must-try: tanjia (meat) Tanjia is a specialty made from lamb marinated and cooked for hours in an earthenware pot. To be enjoyed in small restaurants in Marrakech which are often hidden from the flow of travelers The zaaluk This appetizer (or dish) of eggplant and cooked tomatoes is delicious on all tables. Easy to reproduce if you are a fan. famous Moroccan pastries There are dozens with evocative names of gourmet pleasure: gazelle horn, Chebakia, Baghrir, Baklava, Makroub, Feqqas, Briouate, Ghribia, Kadaïf, Bechkito, Kalb el Louz, Konafa…Mostly made from almonds, honey, and orange blossom, they are ideally accompanied by a mint tea. Food and drink in Morocco Can we drink the water in Morocco? The drinking water network has greatly improved in Marrakech and in all the major Moroccan cities. It is possible to drink tap water directly, except for sensitive intestines. Bottles of mineral water from Morocco can be bought everywhere for a few dirhams. What should you avoid eating and drinking in Morocco? If you are planning a desert trip, ideally “be careful” the days before departure. Avoid street vendors selling fish, snails,Tap water and donuts. More and more rare, but there can be bad surprises… Can you drink alcohol in Morocco? Most city restaurants offer different alcohols on their menus. It is also possible to buy and consume it in Morocco. Supermarkets like carefour or drinks shops.  Can you eat easily if you are a vegetarian or vegan in Morocco? with various allergies or intolerant to gluten? Even if the meat is present in many traditional dishes

For a once a lifetime journey to the Sahara Desert, how should you to choose the most suitable desert trip in morocco for you? Please read the following analysis to help you decide on the most suitable solution. We provide a tour from Marrakech to the Sahara Desert. After that, you can choose to go to Fes or return back to Marrakech. (The tour can also be in opposite direction from Fes to the Desert then back to Marrakech). We will arrange your whole trip, from the time of picking you up at your hotel in Marrakech / Fez, to dropping you back at your hotel in your preferred city.  To further understand the difference between the “3 days Sahara desert tour” and the “4 days” desert tours, please read the following analysis :  3 Days Luxury Sahara Desert Tour From Marrakech :  Tour overview :   Marrakech to Marrakech 3 days desert tour drives you through the trails of the former caravans to enjoy the spectacular lush valleys and over a hundred-year-old Kasbahs revealing your love of the great outdoors. Ride camels through the towering dunes of erg chebbi, watch the beautiful sunset over the dunes of the Sahara without missing out on the bright stars in the sky above. Who is suited for this trip? If you don’t have enough time or are traveling during the hot summer time between June-August.  Duration  About 6 hours driving on Day 1 and Day 2. About 9 hours driving Day 3. Very short time in the desert Tour Highlights :  Pass by Tizi n’Tichka Pass Visit Glaoui Kasbah Visit Ait Benhaddou Kasbah See a lot of Berber villages Explore Erg Chebbi dunes 1 night Sleep in a Luxury desert tent Ride a camel Try sand boarding Tase a delicious dinner under stars Prices :  For 10-15 people: €275/ each person For 6-9 people: €290/ each personFor 5 people: € 305/ each person For 4 people: € 340/ each personFor 3 people: € 395/ each personFor 2 people: € 430/ each person If you want to finish the tour at Fes, additional payment of 25€ / each person For itinerary: Marrakech> Merzouga >Fes 4 Days Luxury Desert Trip In Morocco From Marrakech : Tour overview :  Marrakech to Marrakech 4 days desert tour drives you through the trails of the former caravans to enjoy the spectacular lush valleys and over a hundred-year-old Kasbahs revealing your love of the great outdoors. Ride camels through the towering dunes of erg chebbi, watch the beautiful sunset over the dunes of the Sahara without missing out on the bright stars in the sky above Who is suited for this trip :  Those who you want to have enough time to take photos of the desert and to explore the special culture and life style of the nomads in the desert.  Duration :  About 6 hours driving on Day 1 and Day 2. No driving time on Day 3. About 9 hours driving on Day 4. Optimal time in the desert Tour Highlights :  Pass by Tizi n’Tichka Pass Visit Glaoui Kasbah Visit Ait Benhaddou Kasbah See a lot of Berber villages Explore Erg Chebbi dunes 2 nights Sleep in a luxury desert desert tent Ride a camel Try sand boarding Wear turbans the nomadic way Tase a delicious dinner under stars Visit Rissani local market  Advantages of 4 Days Desert tour :  In the 4-Day Desert Tour, we will stay in the desert for a full extra 24 hours. Ample time to enjoy the Sahara Desert. If the weather goes bad on the first day, there will still be another day to watch the sunset, the starry sky, and the sunrise. In the 4-Day Desert Tour, we will stay 2 nights in the desert, a night at the desert entrance hotel, and a night at luxury tents. There will be an extra 24 hours more time to experience the culture and life of the Berbers of the desert, to take a 4WD jeep adventure soaring through the sand, and have free time to take photos to your heart’s content. Prices :  For 10-15 people: €355/ each personfor 6-9 people: €395/ each personfor 5 people: €430/ each personfor 4 people: € 455/ each personfor 3 people: € 480/ each personfor 2 people: € 540/ each person If you want to finish the tour at Fes, additional payment of 25€  / each person Must Read: Top 3 Cities to Visit in Morocco.

Morocco Desert Camping is a unique way to feel like a real nomad living in the middle of nowhere Sahara Magic Tours offers a wide range of Camping in Morocco which allows you to have a unique opportunity to sleep in a tented camp in the middle of the desert, to experience how the nomads ( indigenous people of the Sahara ) used to live when they are traveling with their camels. and for sure this night is going to be the highlight of your visit to the desert. We offer two categories of morocco desert camping: Erg Chebbi Traditional Berber Desert Camp: Erg Chebbi Traditional Berber Desert Camp is a camp set in a flat area with few trees (oasis) around. The tents are lined up in a square within it a fireplace in the center. These traditional tents are made of a mix of goat and camel hair. The toilet is set out in the camp and it is for public use. Inside each tent, you will find mattresses and blankets to sleep in comfort. Dinner is served in the dining room in wintertime. After that, the staff will set the fireplace and they will start playing local drums music. -All meals, drinking water, hot drinks, and guided camel-ride are included in your stay at the traditional Berber desert camp. Also read: Things to do in Morocco in December. Erg Chebbi Deluxe Desert Camp: Sahara Magic luxury desert camp is well-equipped with everything you will need to have a great guest experience that will cherish from the desert drive. The Tents provide hotel room comfort. You will have your private tent with private toilets and a hot water shower inside. In the deluxe desert camp, you can try out some desert activities like camel trekking, sandboarding. After dinner time, enjoy the Berber ambiance around the campfire under the amazing starry night, clear sky, or Full-Moon. -All meals, drinking water, hot drinks, and guided camel-ride are included in your stay at the erg Chebbi deluxe desert camp. Also read: Top 3 Cities to Visit in Morocco. How the morocco desert camping works? After your arrival in the desert, we will drive you to the camels that will take you on a trek through the golden sand dunes for 1 hour to reach your desert camp ( option for 4×4 Toyota Landcruiser to reach camp 15mins ). once you arrive at the desert campsite’ we cook you a traditional Moroccan dinner. Afterward, you can spend the evening around the fire. We can tell you about Morocco, nomads’ culture, and music, or you can gaze into the starry night sky and enjoy the peaceful silence of the desert. The next morning you can wake up to the rising sun. We prepare your breakfast. And after breakfast, we continue your tour to your favorite destination according to your plan. For more information, contact us: contact.saharamagic@gmail.com

Honeymoon in Morocco is a perfect destination for honeymooners because you can combine discovery itineraries and desert adventures with seaside stays in the most beautiful, romantic places in the Atlantic ocean .you can experience luxury journeys that combine nature of the desert with the beaches and oceans. SUNRISE HOT AIR BALLOON MARRAKECH Soar up to the skies over the rocky desert and streets in this unforgettable sunrise hot air balloon flight over Marrakech. Ride on a 4×4 vehicle and head straight out of the city to the takeoff spot. Watch the expert crew prepare your balloon for flight and then it’s time to fly! From your vantage point high in the air, you can watch an incredible sunrise over the horizon. The sweeping 360-degree views around you showcases the Atlas Mountain range nearby, along with its beautiful peaks. The city, its valleys, farms, and villages will be spread all around you, the landscapes so much more vibrant from where you are. Once you descend back to the ground you can enjoy a traditional Moroccan Berber breakfast DAY TRIP TO OUZOUD WATERFALLS  Marrakech to ouzoud waterfalls is a natural escape that is going to take you through impressive breathtaking views of the High Atlas Mountains. Ouzoud waterfalls are the highest waterfalls all over the Kingdom of Morocco and one of the most amazingly beautiful visited tourist attractions of the area, it was even chosen for a stage of the recent “Expedition Impossible Morocco” reality TV show by ABC. Enjoy impressive breathtaking views of the High Atlas Mountains. Explore the waterfall site at your own pace. Enjoy the local fauna and flora  Meet the Barbary apes / wild monkeys  Enjoy natural landscapes while you are having a guided walk around the waterfalls CAMPING IN MOROCCO’S SAHARA DESERT  The Sahara Desert, the largest in the world, is a must-visit for a romantic camping experience. The ever-stretching sand dunes in every direction, the sands of the desert shifting places with the wind, the camels, the Berber villages are only a fraction of what the desert has to offer. Camping in Morocco’s Sahara Desert is popular among honeymooners. You can camp at your nomadic camp, where you are treated to good music, some Berber whiskey, and Moroccan cuisine to spending the night. Nights are exceptional with stargazing, given there is close to zero light pollution. Being used to watching sunrises & sunsets by the mountains and sea, the Sahara Desert offers a unique experience of watching them by the desert – the colors of the sun that change from orange to hues of red is simply magnificent. Take a camel ride with your partner just before the sun sets, and you won’t be disappointed! Overall, the experience is intimate, peaceful, and even more enjoyable with your loved ones. TREK THE HIGH ATLAS MOUNTAINS Would you and your partner fancy hiking? Does the view from a summit leave you overjoyed? The Atlas Mountains in Morocco could be the perfect hiking trip for your honeymoon. The snow-capped mountains of the Atlas Mountains, the colorful valleys and picturesque views of the mud-brick villages set amongst the lush green mountains that you are treated with all through the hike make it an adventure to remember. The highest peak of the Atlas Mountains, Mount Toubkal can be trekked up from the Imlil village. You also have the option to hike the mountains on a mule’s back. GO TO THE BEACH  Morocco is home to many beautiful beaches, and well, what could get more romantic than enjoying long walks together on a beach with the love of your life? You also have many exotic seaside resorts from where you can sit back and just bask in the beauty of the beaches and the place. If you would like some adventure and fun at the same time, there are plenty of water sports on the beaches of Morocco. Some of the popular beaches of Morocco are Taghazout (the one in the picture ), Tetouan, Agadir, Safi, Tangier, and Essaouira, with Essaouira being the most popular one among tourists. WHEN TO HONEYMOON IN MOROCCO The best times to visit Morocco are from March to April, and September to October. The months in between are offbeat seasons with November to February being the coldest and wettest months, and May to August is the hottest. Tourism in Morocco blooms during the peak seasons and so you might want to book well in advance. WHERE TO HONEYMOON IN MOROCCO  Once in a lifetime honeymoon journey deserves unique comfortable accommodations options. Check our featured dreams accommodation in Marrakech.  Sahara Magic offers you a romantic itinerary particularly designed for couples on their honeymoons. discover our honeymoon morocco tour proposal.