7-Day Desert & Imperial Tour from Fes

Overview

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Duration & Total Distance: 7 Days / 6 Nights (~1,780 km complete imperial & desert loop).

Departure & Finish: Fes (Fes-Saïss Airport FEZ, Fes Railway Station, or your boutique medina riad).

Key Highway Corridors: Route Nationale N13 across the Middle Atlas south to Merzouga → N10 along the Valley of the Kasbahs to Ouarzazate → N9 across the High Atlas (Tizi n'Tichka) to Marrakech → Autoroute A1 / A3 along the Atlantic corridor to Casablanca and Rabat → Autoroute A2 / N13 via Meknes & Roman Volubilis returning to Fes.

Desert Authenticity: Erg Chebbi Dunes (Merzouga), featuring 150-meter-tall golden dunes, sunset camel trekking, luxury glamping with private en-suite hot-water bathrooms, and Berber campfire drumming under unpolluted Saharan skies.

Private Chauffeur-Guide: Dedicated modern air-conditioned 4x4 or Mercedes-Benz minivan with a private English-speaking native Berber chauffeur-guide.

The 7-Day Desert & Imperial Tour from Fes is an expertly crafted private loop connecting Morocco's most distinguished imperial capitals with the dramatic pre-Saharan oasis valleys and the majestic golden sand dunes of Erg Chebbi. Starting and finishing in the venerable spiritual capital of Fes, this grand circuit eliminates redundant travel by tracing an expansive geographic loop through the Middle Atlas, the Sahara Desert, the High Atlas, the Atlantic coastal plain, and the fertile Saïss agricultural valley.

Beginning with a scenic drive through the cedar forests of the Middle Atlas—a route celebrated in our Fes to Middle Atlas and Azrou cedar forest day trip—you travel south along the palm-fringed Ziz Gorge to the golden dunes of Merzouga. Here, you transition from vehicle to dromedary camel for a sunset trek into your private luxury desert glamping camp. Travelers with an appetite for desert exploration can also arrange an off-road 4x4 Merzouga dunes tour across ancestral nomad trails.

Crossing through the 300-meter vertical limestone chasm of Todra Gorge and the historic mud-brick fortress of Ksar Aït Benhaddou, your private vehicle ascends the High Atlas via the panoramic Tizi n'Tichka pass (2,260 m) to Marrakech. After an authorized historical guided tour of Marrakech's royal palaces and vibrant souks, you journey along the Atlantic coast to visit the monumental Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, the royal landmarks of Rabat, and the remarkably preserved UNESCO Roman mosaics at Volubilis before returning to Fes for an authentic guided Fes medina walking tour.

Route Transit & Driving Distance Matrix

| Day | Route Segment | Primary Highway | Distance (km) | Driving Time | Key Cultural & Geographic Highlights | | :--- | :--- | :---: | :---: | :---: | :--- | | Day 1 | Fes → Ifrane → Azrou Cedar Forest → Midelt → Ziz Valley → Merzouga | N13 | 470 km | 7.3 hrs | Swiss-style Ifrane, wild Barbary macaques, Col du Zad (2,178m), Ziz Canyon, Erg Chebbi luxury camp | | Day 2 | Merzouga Sunrise → Rissani Market → Tinghir & Todra Gorge → Dades | N13 / N10 | 265 km | 4.3 hrs | Dune sunrise, Alaouite cradle of Rissani, 300m vertical Todra limestone chasm, Dades Gorge kasbah | | Day 3 | Dades Valley → Rose Valley → Ksar Aït Benhaddou → High Atlas → Marrakech | N10 / N9 | 315 km | 6.0 hrs | Kelaat M'Gouna rose water, UNESCO Ksar Ait Benhaddou, Tizi n'Tichka pass (2,260m), Marrakech arrival | | Day 4 | Marrakech Full-Day Historical & Cultural Guided City Tour | Local / Walking | — | Full Day | Bahia Palace, Saadian Tombs, Koutoubia Mosque, artisan souks, Jemaa el-Fnaa square | | Day 5 | Marrakech → Casablanca (Hassan II Mosque) → Imperial Rabat | A3 / A1 | 335 km | 3.8 hrs | Hassan II Mosque interior guided tour, Atlantic coastal corniche, Hassan Tower, Kasbah des Oudaias | | Day 6 | Rabat → Imperial Meknes → Roman Ruins of Volubilis → Fes | A2 / N13 | 220 km | 3.5 hrs | Bab el-Mansour gate, UNESCO Roman archaeological site & mosaics, holy town of Moulay Idriss, Fes | | Day 7 | Fes el-Bali Cultural Medina Tour → Fes-Saïss Airport (FEZ) Departure | Walking / Transfer | 15 km | 0.5 hrs | Al-Qarawiyyin University, Chouara Leather Tanneries, transfer to Fes-Saïss Airport |

High Atlas & Imperial Elevation Transect

  [MEDIEVAL SAÏSS]           [MIDDLE ATLAS PASS]          [SAHARA DUNES]          [HIGH ATLAS PASS]            [RED MEDINA]
 Fes el-Bali (400m) ──> Col du Zad (2,178m) ──> Erg Chebbi (750m) ──> Tizi n'Tichka (2,260m) ──> Marrakech (466m)
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      Day 1                   Day 1                       Day 1                     Day 3                   Day 3

Tour Highlights

Middle Atlas Alpine Landscapes: Travel through the cedar forests of Azrou to observe wild Barbary macaques and stroll through the manicured alpine village of Ifrane.
Erg Chebbi Sunset Camel Trek: Mount dromedary camels and trek into the golden Saharan sand dunes of Merzouga, taking in a breathtaking 360-degree desert sunset.
5-Star Saharan Glamping: Spend a magical night in a private luxury canvas tent equipped with hotel-grade king bedding, en-suite hot-water shower, and flushing toilet under the stars.
Todra Gorge Limestone Chasm: Walk alongside the crystal-clear Todra river between towering orange limestone cliffs soaring 300 meters straight up.
UNESCO Ksar Aït Benhaddou: Explore the ancient earthen clay fortified village where Gladiator, Kingdom of Heaven, and The Mummy were filmed.
Tizi n'Tichka Mountain Pass: Cross North Africa's highest paved highway pass (2,260 m) through dramatic hairpin bends with panoramic views over terraced Berber valleys.
Authorized Marrakech City Tour: Discover Marrakech's vibrant architectural treasures, including the Bahia Palace, Saadian Tombs, and the bustling souks of the Medina.
Casablanca's Hassan II Mosque: Step inside one of the world's most magnificent mosques, featuring an oceanfront glass floor, heated marble, and hand-carved cedar ceilings.
UNESCO Roman Ruins of Volubilis: Explore ancient Roman triumphal arches, public baths, and remarkably intact mythological floor mosaics dating to the 1st century AD.

Detailed Day-by-Day Itinerary

Day 1: Fes → Middle Atlas (Ifrane & Azrou Cedar Forest) → Midelt → Ziz River Canyon → Merzouga Sahara (Erg Chebbi Luxury Camp)

Your 7-day private Moroccan expedition begins with an early morning 07:30 AM departure from your boutique riad in Fes. Boarding your comfortable private 4x4 or Mercedes-Benz minivan with your English-speaking native Berber chauffeur-guide, you journey south through the fertile Saïss agricultural plains before climbing into the refreshing foothills of the Middle Atlas Mountains.

Your first stop is the picturesque town of Ifrane (1,665 m). Designed during the French protectorate era as a mountain resort, Ifrane features European-style chalets, clean parks, flowerbeds, and its famous stone lion monument. Continuing higher into the national park, you enter the ancient Azrou Cedar Forest, the natural habitat of wild troops of Barbary macaques. Enjoy a peaceful walk beneath the towering Atlas cedar trees, observing these endangered primates in their native woodland environment.

Ascending over the high mountain pass of Col du Zad (2,178 m), the terrain opens into the expansive high plains between the Middle and High Atlas ranges. Arrive in the town of Midelt, celebrated as Morocco's apple capital, where you pause for a delicious lunch of grilled Atlas mountain trout or savory Berber tagine.

In the afternoon, your route traverses the dramatic Ziz River Gorge, where the river has carved a breathtaking canyon through sheer red limestone bluffs. Suddenly, the canyon widens to reveal the magnificent Ziz Valley Palmeraie—an astonishing emerald ribbon of over one million date palms stretching for 50 kilometers through the desert. We stop at panoramic viewpoints overlooking the lush oasis and ancient fortified mud-brick ksour.

Passing through the fossil capital of Erfoud, you catch your first glimpse of the immense golden sand sea of Erg Chebbi rising 150 meters above the horizon. Arriving in Merzouga, transfer your luggage to our camp support vehicle and meet your camel guide. Mount your dromedary for a gentle 75-minute sunset trek across pristine, wind-carved dune crests.

Arrive at MerzougaWay Luxury Desert Camp, where a welcoming glass of Moroccan mint tea awaits. Settle into your private, climate-controlled luxury tented suite furnished with hand-loomed Berber rugs, hotel-quality king bedding, and an en-suite bathroom with hot running water, shower, and flush toilet. Enjoy a gourmet multi-course Saharan dinner, then gather around the crackling camp bonfire beneath an astonishing canopy of unpolluted desert stars to listen to hypnotic Berber drumming rhythms.

Driving Distance: 470 km (~7.3 hours driving time).
Meals Included: Breakfast, Luxury Desert Camp Dinner.
Overnight Accommodation: Private Luxury Desert Camp in Erg Chebbi Dunes (e.g., Merzouga Luxury Desert Camp).

Day 2: Erg Chebbi Dune Sunrise → Rissani Sacred Souk → Tinghir Oasis & Todra Gorge Chasm → Dades Valley

Early risers are rewarded with an unforgettable spectacle: watching the Sahara sunrise paint the high dune crests in dazzling shades of amber, gold, and coral. After photographing the sunrise, savor a full Berber breakfast in the camp dining tent with fresh bread, honey, olives, eggs, and freshly brewed coffee. You may return to the dune perimeter via camel or aboard an air-conditioned 4x4 shuttle.

Departing Merzouga, travel to the nearby desert crossroads of Rissani, the historical cradle of Morocco's ruling Alaouite Dynasty and the ancient capital of Sijilmassa, where trans-Saharan camel caravans once traded African gold, salt, and spices. Depending on the day of the week, wander through Rissani's vibrant traditional market, exploring the aromatic spice stalls, hand-forged donkey harness souk, and traditional sheep market.

Continuing westward along the southern highway (N10), you pass ancient subterranean irrigation canals (khattara) before arriving in the lush oasis of Tinghir. Follow the river inland to the dramatic Todra Gorge, a jaw-dropping natural canyon where sheer orange and red limestone walls plunge 300 meters (1,000 feet) to the riverbed. Take a leisurely walk along the canyon floor where the gorge narrows to just 10 meters, watching rock climbers test their skills on the vertical rock faces and local shepherds watering their flocks.

After lunch at a scenic riverside restaurant, your journey continues through the Road of a Thousand Kasbahs into the striking geological landscapes of the Dades Valley. Ascend the famous hairpin switchbacks of the Dades Gorge to view the bizarre, wind-sculpted rock formations known locally as the "Monkey Fingers" or "Brain Rocks." Check in to your boutique kasbah hotel perched high on the valley cliffs, where a multi-course dinner of slow-cooked mountain tagine awaits.

Driving Distance: 265 km (~4.3 hours driving time).
Meals Included: Breakfast, Boutique Kasbah Dinner.
Overnight Accommodation: Boutique Kasbah Hotel in Dades Valley (e.g., Chez Pierre, Hotel Xaluca Dades, or Kasbah Didis).

Day 3: Dades Gorges → Valley of the Roses → Skoura Palm Oasis → UNESCO Ksar Aït Benhaddou → High Atlas → Marrakech

Following breakfast on the terrace overlooking the Dades River, your route heads west through the fragrant Valley of the Roses in Kelaat M'Gouna, celebrated for its annual Persian damask rose harvest. Stop at an artisan rose water distillation cooperative to learn how petals are harvested by hand at dawn to produce certified pure rose water, essential oils, and luxury cosmetic lotions.

Passing the sprawling palm groves of Skoura, you reach Ouarzazate, known as the "Gateway to the Sahara" and the filmmaking capital of Morocco, home to Atlas Film Studios. A short drive further brings you to the crown jewel of southern Moroccan architecture: the world-renowned Ksar Aït Benhaddou.

Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, this 11th-century earthen clay fortress served as an essential stop for trans-Saharan merchants trading between sub-Saharan Africa and the Mediterranean. Walk through the narrow vaulted alleys between fortified mud-brick kasbahs adorned with defensive corner towers and delicate geometric earthen relief carvings. Climb to the ancient fortified granary (agadir) atop the hill for panoramic views stretching across the snow-capped Atlas crests and the stony desert plain. Aït Benhaddou has provided the cinematic backdrop for Hollywood masterpieces including Gladiator, Lawrence of Arabia, and Game of Thrones.

After a relaxing lunch on an open-air terrace facing the fortress, your private vehicle begins the breathtaking ascent into the High Atlas Mountains along the Route Nationale N9. Wind through the exhilarating switchbacks of the Tizi n'Tichka pass (2,260 meters / 7,415 feet), pausing at dramatic mountain viewpoints to photograph Berber stone villages clinging to steep cliff sides. Descending into the lush Haouz plains, you arrive in the intoxicating imperial "Red City" of Marrakech by late afternoon. Check in to your charming boutique medina riad.

Driving Distance: 315 km (~6.0 hours driving time).
Meals Included: Breakfast.
Overnight Accommodation: Boutique Luxury Riad in Marrakech (e.g., Riad Kniza, Riad Nashira, or La Maison Arabe).

Day 4: Full-Day Historical & Cultural Guided Tour of Marrakech

Awaken to the tranquil sounds of riad courtyard fountains and savor a rich Moroccan breakfast featuring freshly squeezed orange juice, flaky msemen pancakes, and local preserves. At 09:00 AM, your certified English-speaking local city guide meets you at your riad to begin a comprehensive full-day walking tour of Marrakech's historical, artistic, and architectural landmarks.

Begin with a visit to the monumental 12th-century Koutoubia Mosque, the architectural symbol of Marrakech whose 77-meter sandstone minaret served as the blueprint for the Giralda in Seville and the Hassan Tower in Rabat. Next, explore the opulent Bahia Palace, constructed in the late 19th century for Grand Vizier Ba Ahmed. Marvel at its 160 exquisitely decorated salons, carved cedar ceilings, painted wood beams, stained glass windows, and tranquil courtyards shaded by orange trees and fragrant jasmine.

Continue into the historic Kasbah quarter to visit the Saadian Tombs, a 16th-century royal necropolis discovered by aerial survey in 1917. Admire the breathtaking Chamber of the Twelve Pillars, where Italian Carrara marble columns and delicate honeycomb muqarnas plasterwork honor Sultan Ahmad al-Mansur and his dynasty.

Following a traditional Moroccan lunch in an atmospheric medina courtyard, spend your afternoon delving into the vibrant Marrakech Artisan Souks. Your guide leads you through the dedicated guild quarters: the Dyers' Souk with hanging skeins of brilliantly colored wool, the blacksmiths' quarter of Souk Haddadine, the leatherworkers' bazaar, and the fragrant herbalist stalls filled with saffron, ras el hanout, and pure argan oil.

As dusk approaches, emerge into the legendary Jemaa el-Fnaa square, Marrakech's beating heart and an intangible cultural heritage masterpiece. Watch the square transform into a mesmerizing open-air theatre filled with snake charmers, Gnawa musicians, acrobats, henna artists, and dozens of smoking food stalls serving sizzling skewers and spiced tea.

Driving Distance: Walking tour throughout the historic medina (no vehicle required).
Meals Included: Breakfast.
Overnight Accommodation: Boutique Luxury Riad in Marrakech (same property).

Day 5: Marrakech → Casablanca (Hassan II Mosque Interior Visit) → Imperial Coastal Capital Rabat

Departing Marrakech after breakfast, your private chauffeur takes you north along the modern Autoroute A3 across the fertile Chaouia plains to Casablanca, Morocco's modern economic capital and the largest port metropolis in the Maghreb.

Upon arrival, visit the architectural masterpiece of the kingdom: the monumental Hassan II Mosque. Completed in 1993 and situated on a rocky promontory jutting out over the Atlantic Ocean, it is one of the few active Islamic monuments in Morocco open to non-Muslim visitors on authorized guided tours.

Step inside the awe-inspiring prayer hall, designed to accommodate 25,000 worshippers under an enormous retractable cedarwood roof that opens to the sky in just three minutes. Admire the 210-meter minaret—the tallest in Morocco—equipped with an evening laser beam directed toward Mecca. Marvel at the intricate zellige mosaic tilework, hand-carved stucco friezes, monumental titanium entrance gates, and heated Italian marble floors with glass viewing panels that look directly into the churning ocean waters beneath the foundation.

After exploring the mosque and driving along the oceanfront Boulevard de la Corniche in Ain Diab, stop for lunch at an ocean-view seafood restaurant. In the afternoon, take a relaxed 1-hour coastal highway drive to Rabat, Morocco's refined political capital and royal administrative center.

Upon arrival in Rabat, visit the iconic 12th-century Hassan Tower, an imposing red sandstone minaret flanked by an open field of 300 stone columns. Directly opposite stands the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, an exquisite white marble monument guarded by royal horsemen, where the present king's grandfather and father are entombed beneath a gilded mahogany ceiling. Conclude your afternoon wandering through the tranquil blue-and-white cobblestone alleys of the 12th-century Kasbah of the Udayas, pausing at the cliffside terrace to enjoy panoramic views across the Atlantic Ocean and the Bou Regreg river estuary.

Driving Distance: 335 km (~3.8 hours driving time).
Meals Included: Breakfast.
Overnight Accommodation: Luxury Heritage Riad or Hotel in Rabat (e.g., Euphoriad, Riad Kalaa, or Villa Diyafa).

Day 6: Rabat → Imperial Meknes (Bab el-Mansour) → Roman Archaeological Site of Volubilis → Medieval Fes

Following breakfast in Rabat, rejoin your chauffeur for an easy eastward journey along the modern Autoroute A2 toward the imperial city of Meknes, established as Morocco's capital in the 17th century by the ambitious Alaouite Sultan Moulay Ismail.

Upon arrival, marvel at the monumental Bab el-Mansour, widely celebrated as one of the most magnificent triumphal gates in the Islamic world. Admire its intricate green and turquoise zellige mosaics, monumental carved inscriptions, and solid Roman marble columns pillaged from the nearby ruins of Volubilis. Gaze across the expansive square of Place el-Hedim and view the colossal Royal Granaries and Stables of Heri es-Souani, designed to store provisions and house 12,000 royal cavalry steeds.

After lunch in Meknes, a short 30-minute drive through scenic olive-covered hills leads to Volubilis (Walili), Morocco's premier UNESCO World Heritage Roman archaeological site. Joined by a certified local archaeological guide, walk along the ancient Decumanus Maximus to explore the ruins of this 1st-century AD Roman provincial capital.

Admire the remarkably preserved mythological floor mosaics still resting in their original locations, including depictions of the Labors of Hercules, Diana emerging from her bath, and Orpheus charming wild animals with his lyre. View the soaring Corinthian columns of the Capitol, the Basilica, and the monumental Triumphal Arch of Caracalla, framed against the rolling green countryside.

Passing the sacred hilltop pilgrimage town of Moulay Idriss Zerhoun, your vehicle completes the short 1-hour journey back to Fes. Arrive in the late afternoon and check in to your boutique medina riad.

Driving Distance: 220 km (~3.5 hours driving time).
Meals Included: Breakfast.
Overnight Accommodation: Authentic Boutique Riad in Fes el-Bali (e.g., Riad Fes Maya, Palais Faraj, or Riad Salam).

Day 7: Fes el-Bali Cultural Medina Tour → Fes-Saïss Airport (FEZ) Departure

On the final morning of your journey, enjoy a traditional Fassi breakfast of fresh pastries, goat cheese, black olives, and spiced mint tea in your riad's courtyard.

Accompanied by an authorized local guide, spend your morning exploring the highlights of Fes el-Bali, the spiritual and cultural heart of Morocco founded over 1,200 years ago. Enter through the iconic Blue Gate (Bab Bou Jeloud) into a medieval world of 9,000 narrow pedestrian alleys. Admire the exquisite stucco and cedarwood carvings of the 14th-century Bou Inania Madrasa, view the historic exterior of the Al-Qarawiyyin University—the world's oldest degree-granting educational institution—and ascend to the panoramic viewing terraces overlooking the 11th-century Chouara Leather Tanneries.

In the afternoon, depending on your flight schedule, your private chauffeur picks you up from your riad, assists with your luggage, and provides a comfortable transfer to Fes-Saïss Airport (FEZ) for your return flight home. Bid farewell to Morocco with unforgettable memories of the Sahara Desert, historic imperial palaces, and timeless mountain landscapes.

Driving Distance: 15 km (~30 minutes transfer time).
Meals Included: Breakfast.

Regional Comparison: Erg Chebbi vs. Zagora vs. Agafay

What's Included & What's Excluded

Included in Your 7-Day Tour:

Private Modern Transport: Air-conditioned 4x4 or luxury Mercedes-Benz minivan with fuel, highway toll charges, and private chauffeur parking fees.
Professional Native Chauffeur-Guide: English-speaking Moroccan Berber driver with extensive cultural, geographic, and historical knowledge.
6 Nights Quality Accommodations: Handpicked boutique medina riads, high-end heritage hotels, and boutique kasbahs.
1 Night Erg Chebbi Luxury Glamping: Private luxury tented canvas suite with hotel-grade king bedding, private en-suite bathroom, hot shower, flushing toilet, and electric outlets.
Sunset & Sunrise Camel Treks: Accompanied camel ride across the dunes (one camel per traveler) or 4x4 dune shuttle if preferred.
Licensed City & Site Guides: Certified local cultural historians in Marrakech medina, Volubilis Roman Ruins, and Fes el-Bali.
Daily Breakfasts: 6 Full traditional Moroccan breakfasts featuring fresh fruits, eggs, local pastries, and coffee/tea.
Select Multi-Course Dinners: 2 Traditional Moroccan dinners (Dades Valley boutique kasbah and Merzouga Luxury Desert Camp).
Luggage Support: Heavy luggage transported directly into the desert camp via support 4x4.
Complimentary Mineral Water: Bottled drinking water provided in the vehicle throughout the journey.

Excluded:

International airfare and travel insurance.
Lunches and dinners not specified above (allowing culinary flexibility to dine at top medina restaurants).
Discretionary monument entrance fees (Hassan II Mosque ~140 MAD, Volubilis ~70 MAD, Bahia Palace ~70 MAD).
Optional motorized activities such as 4x4 desert tours or quad biking.
Personal expenses, souvenirs, alcoholic beverages, and discretionary tips for your driver-guide, site guides, and camp staff.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Can we reverse this tour to start in Marrakech and finish in Fes?

Yes, absolutely. Because all MerzougaWay tours are 100% private, we can invert the circuit to begin in Marrakech and conclude in Fes, or adjust the daily milestones to accommodate flight arrivals into Casablanca or Rabat.

Is the drive from Fes to Merzouga on Day 1 too long?

While Day 1 covers approximately 470 km (~7.3 hours of driving), the route is broken up into comfortable 1.5 to 2-hour segments with scenic stops: the European-style town of Ifrane, the Azrou Cedar Forest with wild Barbary macaques, a relaxing lunch in Midelt, and panoramic vistas overlooking the palm-filled Ziz Gorge. The transition from alpine forests to towering Sahara dunes is one of the most spectacular road journeys in North Africa.

Are children and seniors suitable for this 7-day circuit?

Yes. Our private air-conditioned vehicles provide door-to-door comfort, and all walking excursions in Volubilis, Marrakech, and Fes can be adapted to your personal physical pace. In the desert, guests who prefer not to ride camels can be transported into the luxury camp via a comfortable 4x4 vehicle.

What is the standard of the luxury desert camp in Merzouga?

Our private Erg Chebbi luxury camp features hotel-grade canvas suites equipped with real king-sized beds, premium linens, heating, electricity to charge electronics, and a private en-suite bathroom with a hot-water shower and porcelain flushing toilet. You will experience the wilderness of the Sahara without sacrificing modern luxury.

Can we add an extra night in Marrakech or the desert camp?

Yes. We can effortlessly customize this itinerary to include an extra night in Marrakech to explore its vibrant culinary and art scene, or an additional night in the Merzouga Sahara to experience a full off-road cultural safari visiting nomadic Berber families.

Book Your 7-Day Desert & Imperial Tour with MerzougaWay

Ready to experience Morocco's historic royal cities, high mountain passes, and the golden sand sea of Erg Chebbi? Contact MerzougaWay today. Our native Berber travel planners will craft a tailored proposal for your travel party.

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Headquarters: Merzouga Village, Erg Chebbi Dunes, Tinghir-Errachidia Province, Morocco