Discover Unforgettable Marrakech Desert Trips

 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 the night in a classical Berber camp. Take in real music, local food and an enchanting surrounding of desert that takes your breath away when night falls.

3-day trip in the Sahara and Dades Valley

On a guided tour, discover the stunning Dades Gorge, Todra Gorge, and Sahara Desert. On this mountain bike adventure, participants will ride through wild mountainous, rugged terrain as well as the peaceful desert.

4x4 Desert Safari and Erg Chegaga Discovery

For the more adventurous, a 4x4 off-road tour to the less-visited Erg Chegaga dunes is essential. Explore the remote desert scenery, meet nomadic tribes, stay in luxury desert tents.

Camp in the Desert with Biking and Sandboarding

Combine adventure with relaxation on this full-day tour and experience as you quad bike over and down the dunes and unwind afterward at the traditional Bedouin camp.

Luxurious Desert Experience with Hot Air Balloon Ride

Take your desert getaway to the next level —literally! Ride a hot air balloon at sunrise over the Atlas Mountains and desert, take a camel ride and enjoy a romantic breakfast in the desert.

Things You Should Know Before Your Trip to the Sahara Desert, Marrakech

When to Visit: Spring (March to May) and Fall (September to November) provide mild temps perfect for exploring the desert.

What to Wear: Wear comfortable, light clothing; slap on the sunscreen; bring your shades and a cap; and wear some sturdy shoes.

Cultural Respect: Try to learn some Berber or Arabic words and show respect for their culture and customs in order to enjoy your trip more.

Reserve Your Marrakech Desert Adventure Now!

Ready to begin your exploration of Morocco’s beautiful deserts? Marrakech desert trips are sure to meet memories you’ll never forget—be it your initial visit or return to the Sahara. Discover the ultimate desert Morocco adventure tour and embark on a land of sand, sun, and culture.

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