Desert Morocco Adventure Tours

 There’s something truly magical about getting out of the busy city of Marrakech, and deep into the heart of the country – all the way to the immense, silent Sahara Desert notorious for eating cars. My best friend and I embarked on this epic trip and with every mile we drew closer to an adventure that we will never forget. Leaving the Red City Like nearby Marrakech, it’s an assault on the senses — a riot of colours, sounds and smells, from the bustle of Jemaa el-Fnaa square to the heady spices in the markets. But as much as we cherished that city energy, we longed for something different: the quiet, infinite beauty of the desert. So one not-too-early morning, we got in the car, prepared to swap the maze of city streets for winding mountain passes and golden dunes. Over the Atlas and Meeting a Berber Elder We drove out of Marrakech through beautiful Atlas Mountains. The landscape was stunning — jagged peaks peppered with snow, roads snaking along cliff edges, valleys punctuated by s...

 Magical: That is how I would describe my two-week trip to Morocco. Each minute — between the stunning landscapes to the kindness of the people to the bounty of the culture — I was left gaping in amazement and hungry for more. Yet of all the unforgettable encounters, there was one, in particular, during my Morocco Highlights tour: A Night to Remember in the Sahara Desert It was a long way to the Sahara, but it was so worth it. Having checked out the only non-Muslim allowing mosque in Casablanca and our smallgroup was continuing into the labyrinthine Medina in Fes we were on the road, south towards Midelt. Located on the high plains between the Middle and High Atlas Mountains, Midelt offered us a close-up look at Berber culture — and a welcome break halfway through our two-day drive. From there we continued on to Merzouga, a tiny remote town at the edge of the enormous Sahara Desert. Excitement was in the air. Arriving in Merzouga It was midday when we pulled up in Merzouga, having...

  I’ll never forget the day I arrived in Chefchaouen, the Blue Pearl of Morocco. Set in the Rif Mountains, this pretty town won me over immediately with its confusing warren of blue-washed streets, bustling markets and friendly locals. Walking down the narrow streets of the old town, I thought I’d stepped into a dream painted entirely in different shades of blue – from soft turquoise to deep indigo. It seemed that around every corner was another scene worthy of a photograph, and I couldn’t help but stop to take it all in. I sat down at a kitschy café and inhaled the aroma of hot mint tea, the smell of which wafted from a small, steaming metal pitcher. One of my most memorable moments was walking up to the Spanish Mosque above town. The walk was a little bit tough, but the breathtaking panoramas of Chefchaouen nestled between rolling hills and craggy mountains made every step worthwhile. Experiencing Chefchaouen was not about sightseeing, it was experiential traveling and it deeply ...

Advertisement Morocco is a country of contrasts, from its high mountain ranges to the never-ending windswept beaches of the Atlantic and the maze of winding alleyways in ancient medinas. But one of the most mesmerizing experiences is deep in the desert—and Zagora, the “Gateway to the Sahara,” is among the easiest and most unforgettable desert experiences you can have in the country. Why an excursion into the Zagora Desert? It's perfect for desert lovers who don't want to spend several weeks on the road, driving to Merzouga and its dunes of Erg Chebbi. Just 6-7 hours on the road southeast of Marrakech, Zagora is the place where all people wanting to do a 2-day or weekend desert trip should head to, with easy accessibility for those short on time. Despite not as high as the large and touristy dunes of Erg Chebbi, the rough nature, peacefulness, and cultural authenticy let you find your own “1001 nights” story in the Sahara of Zagora. What to Expect on a Zagora Desert Tour Here is...

 Do you wish for endless golden dunes, a sky full of beaming stars and an infinite beauty of deserts in Morocco? A private Sahara Desert tour from Marrakech is the best way to experience the magic, beauty and tranquility of Morocco’s famous sand dunes. No matter if you are traveling solo, as a couple or a small group, a private desert tour means comfort and exclusivity in making memories you will never forget. 🌞 Why a Private Marrakech to Sahara Desert Tour? It is a great jump-off place for anyone looking to explore Morocco’s most famous natural wonders – The Sahara Desert. When it comes to a desert tour, unlike a group tour, you’re getting flexibility, personalized service and the freedom to travel at your own speed. Benefits of a Private Tour: ✅ Customized itinerary ✅ Comfortable, air-conditioned 4x4 or minivan ✅ Private local guide/driver ✅ Remote and private exclusive luxury or traditional desert camps ✅ Stops at off the beaten path places 🏜️ Popular Destinations on the Tour ...

 If you’ve been craving a real Moroccan adventure, Marrakech desert trips are the best way to get lost in a world of stunning natural beauty and a deeply exotic culture - not to mention adventure! Tucked on the edge of the Sahara Desert, Marrakech is the door to expeditions through miles of dunes, centuries old kasbahs, and authentic Berber villages. Why Marrakech Desert Trips are the Best? Marrakech – the Red City – has history and modernity at its core. Here we can arrange your unforgettable desert trips, and you will be taken on a journey of discovery into the magic of Morocco’s Sahara. Whether you’re dreaming of a quiet camel ride or adrenaline-inducing 4×4 dune bashing with a night in a traditional bivouac under the stars, day trips from Marrakech to the desert have something for everyone. Best Morocco Desert Adventure tours from Marrakech Camel Trek into the Desert and Overnight in the Camp of Merzouga Travel over Merzouga’s Erg Chebbi dunes. After a sunset camel ride, spend ...