Day 1: Tangier to Fes

Your 4-day tour starts with a journey from Tangier to Fes. You will be picked up from your hotel or a designated location in Tangier in the morning. As you leave Tangier behind, you will enjoy the scenic drive through the Rif Mountains, a range of green hills that run parallel to the Mediterranean coast. You will pass by small towns and villages, where you will see locals going about their daily lives. You will also see the countryside, with its olive groves, almond trees, and wheat fields.

After a few hours of driving, you will arrive in Fes, one of Morocco’s oldest and most famous imperial cities. Fes is known for its medieval architecture, winding streets, and bustling markets. You will check into your hotel and have some free time to relax and explore the city at your own pace.

Day 2: Fes to Merzouga

On the second day of your tour, you will leave Fes and head south towards the Sahara desert. Along the way, you will stop at several interesting sites, including the Middle Atlas Mountains, the cedar forest of Azrou, and the Ziz Valley. The Middle Atlas Mountains are a range of high peaks that offer stunning views of the surrounding landscape. The cedar forest of Azrou is home to Barbary macaques, a species of monkey that is native to North Africa. The Ziz Valley is a long and narrow valley that is filled with palm trees and other greenery.

As you approach the Sahara, you will see the landscape changing from green to brown, with sand dunes appearing on the horizon. You will arrive in Merzouga, a small town on the edge of the Sahara, in the late afternoon. Here, you will take a camel ride into the desert to watch the sunset over the sand dunes. You will spend the night in a traditional Berber tent in a desert camp, where you will enjoy dinner and entertainment under the starry sky.

Day 3: Merzouga to Dades

On the third day of your tour, you will wake up early to watch the sunrise over the desert. After breakfast, you will leave the desert camp and continue your journey towards the Dades Gorge. Along the way, you will see several interesting sites, including the Todra Gorge, a narrow canyon that is popular with hikers and rock climbers, and the Skoura Oasis, a palm grove that is famous for its kasbahs (fortified villages).

You will arrive at the Dades Gorge in the late afternoon, where you will check into your hotel and have some free time to explore the area. The Dades Gorge is a series of steep cliffs that are carved by the Dades River. The landscape here is stunning, with red rock formations, lush greenery, and small villages that are perched on the cliffs.

Day 4: Dades to Marrakech

On the final day of your tour, you will leave the Dades Gorge and head towards Marrakech, one of Morocco’s most vibrant and colorful cities. Along the way, you will stop at several interesting sites, including the Ait Benhaddou Kasbah, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that is famous for its well-preserved mud-brick buildings, and the Tizi n’Tichka Pass, a high mountain pass that offers spectacular views of the Atlas Mountains.

You will arrive in Marrakech in the late afternoon, where you will check into your hotel and have some free time to explore the city. Marrakech is known for its bustling souks, ornate palaces, and lively public squares.