After breakfast, we will visit Khamlia, the so-called “Gnawa” town; they are excellent musicians and have made this art their way of life, and with them, we will enjoy a small concert of Gnawa music. We will return to the 4×4 to visit one of the tracks used in the “Paris-Dakar Rally,” visiting Mfiss, the khol mines, and the remains of a French and Berber town. We will make a panoramic stop to contemplate the sandy desert comprising the Erg Chebbi. We will visit some nomads in the desert. We can have tea and learn more about their way of life. After passing through the 4×4 cars museum, we will go to Rissani. In this first imperial city, we will walk through its sizeable African market, where nomads and people from nearby towns come to sell their merchandise and buy the items they need. After lunch, we will return to the hotel to rest and prepare to enter the desert. We will ride the camels that will take us through the desert while the beautiful sunset that offers spectacular colors on the sand covers us. Tonight will be unique because we will sleep in a tent camp. We will enjoy a wonderful dinner, listen to music, see the beautiful starry sky here, and have dinner and accommodation in a camp.

You can get up a little early, wanting to climb the dunes before sunrise, a spectacle like no other. After breakfast, we will return by camel or 4×4 car to the center and leave Merzouga. In just over 2 hours, you reach Tineghir, the lush oasis in the south, from which you can access the Todra Gorges. It is time to walk through the oasis, contemplating its crops and irrigation systems, and travel part of the Gorges uniquely. We continue towards the Dades Valley, between the orchards and palm groves that border the river, and we will spend the night in Raid.

After breakfast, we will continue through the Valley of the Roses, named after the abundant cultivation of roses in the area where they make multiple rose-based products. We will pass through the town of Skoura, surrounded by a large palm grove full of abandoned Kasbahs and where the Amerdil Kasbah is also located, which can be visited and understood better as well as how the kasbahs used to be lived in the past. Arriving in Ouarzazate, you can see the film studios and studios in Ouarzazate, known as the Hollywood of Africa. We will go to Marrakech through the Tiz-in-Tichka neck (2260m), the “neck of the pastures.” An alternative track makes the slope with the option of visiting the famous kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou, a castle declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. We take the road around the curves of the port of Tichka, which offers a spectacular panorama with many colors over the Haouz plain. Arrival in Marrakech. And spend the night in a hotel.

We will start our day trip from Marrakesh to Essaouira in the Morning. The departure will be after breakfast; this city is on the Atlantic coast. Therefore, Essaouira has a steady year-round temperature in the C20s, and the incredible golden beach is popular with windsurfers. Famous fresh grilled seafood is served at the port. However, the medina contains thuja wood carvers and silver craft that work under the old Portuguese ramparts,  guarding the city against the sea. In other words, Essaouira is One of Morocco’s most charming walkable medinas. It is recommended year-round, especially in summer when it relieves Marrakech heat… Overnight in Essaouira.

After breakfast, depart for Rabat and continue your journey up the Atlantic Coast. Pass through El Jadida, a small port city formerly controlled by the Portuguese, now a UNESCO World Heritage site, and stop in Casablanca to visit Mohammed V Square and the impressive mosque of Hassan II. Explore the Imperial City of Rabat, including the Mechouar (the ramparts and walls surrounding the Royal Palace), the majestic Mohammed V Mausoleum, the Hassan Tower, and the Oudaya Kasbah, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and offering fabulous views, as well as home to Moroccan artisan galleries, overnight in the hotel or riad in Rabat.