• Drive time: 6-7 hours

Highlights:

• Depart from Marrakech in the morning and head through the Tizi n'Tichka Pass, offering spectacular views of the High Atlas Mountains.
• Stop for lunch in Ait Benhaddou, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and explore its famous kasbahs.
• Continue driving through the Draa Valley, a green oasis lined with palm groves and Berber villages.
• Arrive in Zagora, then continue to Mhamid, known as the "gateway to the Sahara".
• Rest and overnight at a local guest house or camp in Mhamid.

• Accommodation Options:

• Budget: Simple guesthouses or desert camps with shared facilities.
• Mid-range: Comfortable guest houses or desert camps with private rooms.
• Luxury: High-end desert camps with modern amenities.

Highlights:

• Begin your camel trek from Mhamid, heading into the vast dunes of Erg Chigaga.
• Travel through small desert villages, meeting Berber nomads and learning about their way of life.
• Ride your camels across rolling sand dunes and desert plateaus, stopping for breaks and exploring the peaceful, expansive desert.
• Arrive at your Berber desert camp in the heart of the Sahara, enjoy a traditional Moroccan meal, and spend the night under the stars.

Accommodation (Options):

• night will be in middle of the sahara Desert

• Camel Trekking time: 5-6 hours

Highlights:

• After breakfast, continue your camel ride deeper into the desert.
• Cross the Erg Chegaga dunes, some of the highest in Morocco, and marvel at the landscape's vastness and beauty.
• Enjoy a peaceful lunch at a desert oasis, and continue your trek By 4x4 across the stunning sand dunes.
• Visit a nomadic Berber family and experience traditional hospitality.
• Spend the night at a desert camp surrounded by dunes, enjoying a traditional Berber music session or stargazing in the vast desert night sky.

• Accommodation Options:

• Budget: Basic desert camps with shared facilities.
• Mid-range: Comfortable camps with bedding and meals.
• Luxury: Luxury camps with private bathrooms and high-end services.

• Drivig time: 2 hours

Highlights:

• Begin the return trek to Mhamid after breakfast.
• By 4x4 back through the desert, retracing the dunes and desert paths.
• Stop at small desert villages and interact with the locals, learning about their culture and way of life.
• Arrive back in Mhamid by the late afternoon, where you will spend the night in a local guesthouse or desert camp.

• Accommodation Options:

• Budget: Guesthouse or simple desert camp.
• Mid-range: Comfortable guest houses or camps with private rooms.
• Luxury: Luxury desert camps with en-suite bathrooms.

• Drive time: 7 hours

Highlights:

• After breakfast, travel back to Zagora by 4x4 vehicle, passing through the desert landscapes of the Draa Valley.
• Continue your journey to Marrakech, driving through the scenic High Atlas Mountains and the Tizi n'Tichka Pass.
• Stop for lunch along the way and take in the views of the lush valleys and traditional Berber villages.
• Arrive in Marrakech in the evening, where your desert adventure comes to an end.

• Accommodation Options:

• Budget: Riad Dar Soukaina – A budget hotel with simple rooms and a great location near Jemaa el-Fna square.
• Mid-range: Riad Dar Al Farah – A luxurious riad located in the heart of Marrakech’s medina, offering traditional Moroccan hospitality and an authentic atmosphere.
• Luxury: La Maison Arab – One of the most famous luxury hotels in Marrakech, offering exceptional service, beautiful gardens, and luxurious accommodations.

• Booking Process: Guests can book their 15-day Morocco trip through our website with an initial deposit of 20% of the total trip cost. Full payment must be made 5 days before the trip start date.
• Confirmation: Once the initial deposit is received, guests will receive a booking confirmation via email with all necessary details.
• Payment Methods: List accepted payment methods such as Bank transfers, or Paypal.
• Changes to Reservation: Guests can modify their reservations up to 15 days before the trip date, subject to availability and potential fees.

• Full Refund Period: Guests can cancel and receive a full refund if they cancel 30 days before the trip start date.
• Partial Refund Period: Cancellations made between 20 and 35 days prior to the trip will receive a 50 refund.
• Non-Refundable Period: Cancellations within 15 of the trip start date will not be eligible for a refund.
• Exceptional Circumstances: Include provisions for cancellations due to emergencies or unforeseen circumstances (e.g., illness, natural disasters).
• Refund Processing Time: Refunds will be processed within 10 days of the cancellation request.

• Age Limit: All guests must be at least 75 years old. Minors must be accompanied by an adult.
• Travel Documents: Valid passport (with at least 2 months remaining) and any required visas.
• Health and Safety: Guests must be in reasonable health as the trip may involve physical activities such as walking or hiking. Ensure they have appropriate health insurance coverage.
• Contact Information: Provide up-to-date emergency contact information.
• Travel Insurance: Strongly recommended for all guests to cover potential medical and travel-related issues.

• Clothing: Light, breathable clothing for warm weather and layers for cooler evenings or visits to the Atlas Mountains. Modest attire is advised, especially in rural or religious areas.
• Comfortable Footwear: Walking shoes or hiking boots for tours and excursions.
• Travel Essentials:
  1- Sunscreen and sunglasses.
  2- A reusable water bottle.
  3- Travel adapter for electronic devices (Morocco uses type C and E plugs).
  4- Personal hygiene items (toiletries, hand sanitizer).
• Documents: Printed copies of your reservation, passport, and any necessary travel permits or health certificates.
• Medication: Any prescription medications and a small first aid kit.
• Extras: Power bank, camera, and a guidebook or travel app for additional insights.

• Ideal months are during spring (January-April) or fall (September-December) when the weather is more moderate.

• The tour is suitable for most travelers, but some walking in the cities and a camel ride in the desert are included, so a moderate level of fitness is recommended.