Our 3-day desert tour from Tangier to Marrakech is the best option for people looking to combine the visit to Chefchaouen with the desert experience. The adventure starts in Tangier and ends in the red city of Marrakech.
During the journey, you will have the chance to enjoy the blue-painted houses of Chefchaouen, visit the Cedar Forest, and the views of Ziz Valley. Also, you will experience the camel ride and the magical overnight stay at the desert camp.
Here are the tour highlights:
We will start the 3-day desert tour from Tangier and head straight to the magical blue city of Chefchaouen. There, we will wander around the city, enjoying the blue-painted houses and streets. Make sure to visit the Kasbah Museum to learn about the city’s history. After that, take a walk in the lively Outa Hammam square for a moment of reflection. After taking in the calm vibes and gorgeous views of Chefchaouen, we will move on to Fes. That is where we will stay for the night. Finally, you will have a free evening to walk by the old town and the blue gate.
After a tasty breakfast in Fes, we will hit the road and head to the stunning Merzouga Desert. Make sure to have your camera ready as we get to Ifrane and the cedar forest of Azrou. There, you will get to see the Barbary macaques free in the wildness. Do not hesitate to feed them, they are very friendly animals.
As we travel further south, we will go through the amazing Atlas Mountains. We will make a stop at the stunning Ziz Valley and take in the beautiful panoramic views.
Next, we will get to the Merzouga Desert and ride the camels across the vast golden dunes of Erg Chebbi. Enjoy the lovely ride taking in the beautiful sunset on top of the high dunes.
Finally, you will get to the camp where you will be welcomed by the Berber staff. A tasty dinner awaits followed by a Berber drums part by locals. Finally, you can have free time for stargazing.
After an unforgettable night at the desert camp, we will start the last day of the tour with a lovely sunrise. After that, we will hit the road towards the red city of Marrakech going through so many Berber villages. We will stop at the viewpoint of Ait Benhaddou Kasbah to Enjoy the Panoramic view that it offers. Following that, we drive through the stunning High Atlas Mountains and get to Marrakech right before sunset time. That marks the end of our 3-day desert tour from Tangier to Marrakech.
“Our 3-day tour from Tangier to Marrakech via the blue city and desert of Merzouga with Aziz was wonderful. The overall experience was great and we were able to see the many different faces of Morocco in a short amount of time. Aziz took good care of us and made it feel like our tour group was a little family. In addition, the available food options for lunch and dinner were above our expectations! Thank you Morocco Vacations and Aziz!”
“Excellent 3-day trip from Tangier to Marrakech! We didn’t have to worry about a thing along the way. The sights were beautiful and interesting. Loved the desert camp, the atmosphere there was just unforgettable, very quiet, and could see the stars! Our guide Youssef was fantastic. He took our cues and tailored the tour to fit (lunch restaurants, etc.) above all, highly recommended trip for anyone in Tangier willing to visit the desert..”
To book this tour, use the contact form above, email, WhatsApp, or our social networks, and provide us with your chosen tour, number of travelers, type of accommodation (standard, luxury, etc.), and your tour date (if known). To confirm your tour, we require a deposit. The rest of the payment is paid in cash when you meet your driver.
The cost of the 3-day tour from Tangier varies depending on the number of participants and your chosen accommodation type. Generally, larger groups benefit from a more economical price per person. Request a complimentary quote today to determine your personalized rate!
Your money will be refunded only if you cancel the tour 20 days before your arrival. (20-day money-back guarantee). If the tour is postponed, your deposit will still be available for future use.
