Fes: Best Fez to Marrakech via Merzouga Desert Dunes, 3 Days Tour





Description
Travel from Fes to Marrakech on a 3-day desert tour crossing the Atlas Mountains and Morocco's vast Sahara desert. Our 3 day private Fes to Marrakech Desert tour is the perfect road trip to explore the best Morocco has to offer: Middle Atlas Mountains with its cedar forests, lush green oases, sand dunes, canyons, and adobe Casbahs. Although the tour covers a vast area of Morocco in a relatively short time, the amazing scenery will never make you bored.
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What's included
Pickup Locations & Times
Travelers pickup is offered - Pick-up from all hotels and riads in Fez. - If your accommodation is not accessible by car, we will send you a pickup point near your accommodation. - If your riad is in the medina, the pick-up location will be the nearest accessible place to the riad.
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Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Specialized infant seats are available
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(1,245)
What an unforgettable experience in a small group and accompanied by our great driver Khaled. This 3-day excursion made me anxious, but Khaled knew how to put us at ease and contributed to making the experience memorable for my young teens aged 12 and 24.
I had an amazing experience. It was a once in a lifetime trip lead by our exceptional female tour guide Chaima and our driver Aziz. It highly recommend this tour to everyone especially if you can get Chaima as your tour guide!
What an incredible adventure! A1 service from our driver Khaled. A small car (7 passengers) that allowed us to bond with him and the others. Flawless driving. Smooth organization despite several hours of travel. The lunches were not rip-offs and there were multiple stops. I will never get over this 3-day adventure with my two teens. As my teens tell me: Khaled is the GOAT.
The communication especially for the pick-up was perfect. We always knew what the routes were and when we stopped for a break. Our driver was Mustafa and our guide Ali. I highly recommend it.
This was a great trip! Our driver Ibrahim was very nice & safe, I didn’t even get carsick like I normally do. Five stars for him! The standard camp was nicer than I thought, though a bit hot. I would recommend the other luxury if you can’t sleep in the heat. Also this is a very built up tent site, not as authentic as I’d pictured. The 3 stars is for the food and the overall lack of information. We weren’t given much information about the Sahara or an introduction for the camels. I’d hoped to learn a bit more, as sometimes we didn’t know what we were looking at! Also the lunch food was not included $, which was ok but unfortunately the food itself (for dinners/breakfasts as well) wasn’t as flavorful or good as all I’ve had in Morocco! But for a cheaper end tour, it was definitely good enough! For the not included costs (food, water, tips, snacks) I spent about $100 extra, just so people know!
Iddir (Romeo Santos from Morocco) is an excellent guide; he constantly made sure to translate for us since we do not speak English and ensured that everything was fine, very kind 100%. Very grateful.
Iddir Was the best guide... really nice and could speak more then 5 languages fluently
Iddir was the best guide we could ever had to guide us through Morocco. He is very friendly, open to questions and has a very deep knowledge of everything he showed us. He always had good disposition and put the group confortável and at ease. If you are looking for a guide dont think twice, Iddir is your man!
Excellent tour, an incredible experience; we had an amazing driver who was our guide, host, and above all, a great person. Omar was the best...
Guide Omar is an excellent driver, guide, and person. He was always attentive to ensure we had an excellent time. Very patient and indicated everything very well. Thank you, Omar.



