Morocco Kasbahs, Gorges & Desert Camping

Included :

• Pick up and drop-off at your accommodation
• Camel ride in Merzouga
• Driver Guide
• Accommodation in half board at a Hotel or Bivouac
• Transportation in Minibus. 6 participants in private car

Not Included :

• Drinks
• Meals
• Single supplement: 20 Euros
• Gratuities 

Price based on twin occupancy . 

Start : we will collect you from your acommodation at 8:00am ( provide us please of your acommodation information ) 

End : you will be dropped back at your own accomodations . 

note : please make sure to be in marrakech one day prior 

Discover the real Morocco on this 3-day group tour

Experience the beauty of the dunes stretching out into infinity

Follow the path of the dromedary desert caravan

enjoy a night in desert camp with berber ambiance

Explore the great valleys of southern Morocco: Dadès, Draa, and the High Atlas and Anti-Atlas Mountains 

He is experienced and knows the roads (and desert terrain) exceptionally well. He is your travel companion and route guide. Please feel free to ask him to stop whenever you need to and don’t be afraid to ask him questions – after all, you’ll be spending a few hours in the car together and this is a great opportunity to exchange cultural insights (from both sides). He does know the best places for comfort breaks, snacks, views and photos. 

Travel insurance details;
Our phone numbers per our Contact Page;
Tissues, wet-wipes, small towel;
Blankets & sheets are provided at desert camp and blankets on trek, but if you do have a preference to use a 2 or 2-3 season sleeping bag please feel free to bring it (December – February in particular);
A small, sealable plastic bag to protect phones and camera from desert dust;
Sun protection (cream, hat, sunglasses, scarf for the neck);
Trekking sandals (with socks) or trainers for the desert – we advise against walking boots;
Canvas walking shoes or canvas boots for the mountains (for the foothills, even trainers) – we advise against heavy leather walking boots;
A fleece or jacket for the desert evenings – bear in mind with the heat of the sun in the daytime, it will feel cold at night by comparison (December – February particularly so) – however, a campfire is always lit;
Comfortable, loose clothing in the day, especially for the driving days in the car – pack clothing that you can layer easily and don’t mind getting a bit dusty (unless you plan to visit very upmarket restaurants/hotel bars you won’t need to dress formally in the cities); 

if you would like to go to fes in the last day of the trip , 

for taxi : 130dh per person ( 6 participants in the car ) 

You can expect to find wifi at the guest houses we use on the tours.

There is no wifi service in the Sahara desert. If you have an urgent need to stay connected you should buy a SIM card from network operator Orange. You should be able to find an Orange outlet in the Marrakech medina on Boulevard Mohamed V, or near the Place Ferblantiers. Alternatively at the Almazar shopping centre which is out of town.