Marrakech - Ouarzazate - Boulemane Dades - Tinghir - Merzouga via Erfoud, Rissani and Erg Chebbi

After your arrival, continue to Ouarzazate. You will spend the beginning of the day and the first night there. Ouarzazate is home to several film studios, including the Altas Corporation Studios. The most famous films that were filmed there include: Game of Thrones, Gladiator, the Pope, the Medicus, Prison Break etc. We will see these on the same day or the next morning after breakfast, depending on our arrival ...
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Minimum 4 persons
Duration :8 days 7 nights
The price includes :
Costs of accommodation, full board (breakfast, lunch-dinner and water available all day), entrance fees for visits, transfers all included.
Not included in the price :
Flight ticket, tips, own shopping

Programme :

Day 1: Marrakech - Ouarzazate

On arrival, you will continue on to Ouarzazate. Here you will spend the day and the first night. Ouarzazate is home to several film studios, including Altas Corporation Studios. Some of the best-known films to have been shot here include Game of Thrones, Gladiator, The Pope, Prison Break, etc. Depending on our arrival, we can visit them on the same day or the following day after breakfast.

Day 2: Ouarzazate - Boulemane Dades - Tinghir

That day, we'll head for Boulemane Dadès, an oasis town on the Kasbah route. We will continue our journey towards the Todra gorges. We'll make a brief stop here to admire the scenery and the gorges. We will then continue our journey towards Tinghir. This is in the Drâa-tafilalet region. There, you can visit the town if you wish.

Day 3: Tinghir - Erfoud - Rissani - Erg Chebbi (near Merzouga)

We continue via Rissani to the sand dunes. of Erg Chebbi. From here, you ride camels to your bivouac in the desert. The Normans will welcome us with a cup of tea. Because drinking tea together is the soul of Moroccan culture. Then there's a typical Moroccan dinner. Around a campfire and live music, we finish the evening and spend the night in nomad tents.

Day 4: Erg Chebbi - Merzouga (Khemliya) - Alnif - N'Kob

Wake up early to watch the sunrise in the desert, an experience worth starting the day early for. After breakfast, we'll make our way to the village of Khemliya, whose inhabitants are of African origin. We'll spend lunch and a break with a nomadic family. Passing through Alnif, we head for N'Kob to spend the night.

Day 5: N'Kob - Tamnougalt - Agdz

After breakfast, we're off to see the clay buildings. Nkob has the largest number of clay buildings in Morocco. There are There are between 45 and 52 buildings of this type that are more or less intact. If you wish, you can visit some of the rock engravings with a guide. The journey continues towards Agdz. Stop at Tamnougalt. This town is situated in the Draa Valley in the Atlas Mountains. Here we can see the ruins of the kasbah of Tamnagoult, known as the kasbah of the Caïds. Agdz was once an important resting place for trade caravans from Timbuktu on their way to Zagora and Marrakech. Jbel Kissane, a prominent mountain in south-east Morocco, along the Draa Valley.

Day 6: Agdz-Marrakesh

After breakfast, we return to Marrakech. After a short rest, we'll make our way in the evening to the famous Djemaa el Fna square, with its snake charmers, jugglers and acrobats. and acrobats. The deliciously flavoured food prepared here and the wonderfully fragrant spices piled everywhere invite you to dinner. We look forward to dinner. On the way back, we'll see the Koutoubia Mosque (exterior view), beautifully illuminated at night.

Day 7: Marrakech

After a hearty breakfast, we continue our tour of Marrakech. The famous Djemaa el Fna square looks very different by day. It's worth seeing the comparison. The Menara garden, with its pavilion reflected in a large pool, is also worth a visit. the local souks, the Bahia Palace and the Dar Si Said museum. If you wish, you can book a horse-drawn carriage ride through Marrakech.

Day 8: Departure

a final visit is in order to enjoy the fine weather in the land of splendour.