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Panoramica: 6 giorni da Marrakech a Tangeri via Deserto del Sahara & Chefchaouen

Do you have any plans to travel from Marrakech to Fes over the Sahara Desert? Traveling between two Imperial cities, this tour promises an enthralling discovery of famous places, including the beautiful Erg Chebbi dunes near Merzouga. Take in the allure of authentic Berber country living as you see adobe houses tucked away in the High Atlas Mountains and the verdant surroundings of the Skoura oasis, dotted with fruit, olive, and palm trees.

Set out on the Road of a Thousand Kasbahs and go through the Rose Valley to experience the breathtaking beauty of Berber homes and gardens. Discover the Barbary apes in the Middle Atlas’s cedar forests and be in awe of the Ziz Valley’s date palms, which are well-known for their colorful November date festival. Discover the magnificent Kasbahs in Telouet, Aït ben Haddou (a UNESCO World Heritage site), and Amredil next to Skoura, which have larger residences belonging to families with multiple generations.

As you get closer to the red Erg Chebbi dunes—the site of the much anticipated camel ride—excitement grows. Finish the day in an opulent camp in the desert, enjoying dinner outside under the stars, followed by a vibrant feast with Berber music and drumming. After spending the night in your own tent, you’ll have wonderful recollections of this magical and unique experience.

Not only that, but our all-inclusive desert tour also takes you to the vibrant Fes medina and the enthralling Chefchaouen blue city, giving you a thorough understanding of Morocco’s diverse cultural heritage. Tangier is where your voyage comes to an end, capping off an amazing and varied tour via the Marrakech Desert.

Itinerario: 6 giorni da Marrakech a Tangeri attraverso il deserto del Sahara & Chefchaouen

GIORNO 1: MARRAKECH – ALTE MONTAGNE DELL'ATLANTE – AIT BEN HADDOU – OUARZAZATE

Partenza presto la mattina alle 8:30 dal tuo riad per iniziare i 6 giorni da Marrakech a Tangeri attraverso il deserto del Sahara & Chefchaouen. You will bear left toward Kasbah Telouet after passing the Tichka Pass at the highest point of the High Atlas Mountains. This Kasbah, which was made up of three principal structures, belonged to the Glaoui family, the Lords of the Atlas. All of the building’s additions, which were constructed at various points throughout time, are now in ruins. There are two sections that are too risky to access because of how much the wind and rain have damaged them. At the extreme end of the best-preserved structure, however, there’s a startling revelation. Unfortunately, due to the devastation caused by the September 2023 earthquake in Morocco, the whole Kasbah is now closed. To discover more about its fascinating history, it is definitely good to take a local tour and have a look at the outside. More surprises may be found in the form of the soil and rock, in the many little Berber settlements and gardens, as well as in the smaller Kasbahs found in the breathtaking and breathtaking Ounila Valley. Aït ben Haddou is the place to have lunch before seeing the famous Kasbah. You will arrive in Ouarzazate, the biggest town after the mountains, after another forty-five minutes. You spend the night in or close to the town at a superior riad.

GIORNO 2: OUARZAZATE – OASI DI SKOURA – VALLE DELLE ROSE – VALLE DEL DADES.

Dopo la colazione, continuerai verso est sull'Alto Atlante; alla tua sinistra, la prima tappa sarà l'Oasi di Skoura. Purtroppo, vivere nell'oasi è diventato troppo difficile e molte delle Kasbah di Skoura sono state abbandonate, con i residenti che sono fuggiti nelle grandi città. Tuttavia, la Kasbah Amredil, recentemente ristrutturata, mostra le famiglie berbere tradizionali multigenerazionali’ Case nella regione meridionale. La tappa per il furfante sarà a Kela'a M'gouna, chiamata Valle delle Rose, situata a est di questo luogo ed è famosa per il suo Festival delle Rose di Maggio. Per chi ama i prodotti al gusto di rosa, i cosmetici prodotti localmente con le abbondanti rose della valle sono squisiti. Sono di altissimo livello e ben conosciuti in tutto il Marocco. Incontrerai nomadi se passi dai 4×4 nelle loro grotte e ti gusterai un tè con loro prima di dirigerti verso la Gola di Dades per pranzo tramite un sentiero fuoristrada. Dopo pranzo, si ha un po' di tempo libero nella Valle del Dades per rilassarsi o fare un giro tra giardini e campi. Ti registri in una Kasbah per la notte.

GIORNO 3: VALLE DEL DADES – GOLE DEL TODRA – MERZOUGA – CAMMINO IN CAMMELLO – NIGHT IN THE CAMP

After breakfast The third day of your 6 Days Marrakech to Tangier via Sahara Desert & Chefchaouen continues a short distance to Tinghir and the upper Todra gorges. You can enjoy the narrow view of the sky above and the gorge’s steep slopes by taking a stroll through them.The Tafilalet oasis in Erfoud and Tinjdad are on the road to the Chebbi dunes. You can descend into the subterranean water systems between Erfoud and Tinjdad. Although they are no longer in use, they were the most creative method to stop valuable water from evaporating. Climbing down is amazing because you can feel the coldness of the earth below and marvel at the ancient ingenuity that went into it. Then you will reach the tiny desert town of Erfoud which is well-known throughout the nation for both its date festival and the billions of fossils that may be discovered nearby. The current Moroccan king’s Alaouite family seat, Rissani, comes next. Your driver will drop you off at the edge of the desert, where camels will greet you. They arrange for transportation for you to spend the night at the opulent Accampamento nel deserto. With king-sized mattresses, exquisite Moroccan furnishings, and lamps that subtly highlight the serenity and beauty of the dunes, you can have dinner and spend the night here.

DAY 4: MERZOUGA – RISSANI –ZIZ VALLEY – IFRANE – FES

If you wake up early enough, you may witness the most breathtaking sunrise over the dunes after spending an unforgettable night in the desert. Early in the morning, we shall ride your camels back to the car.
Following the camel ride, you will head toward Fez, passing through a number of real Berber villages (Erfoud, Errachidia, etc.). We will then continue through the Atlas through Tizi N Talghomt, the Middle Atlas’ Passo più alto, e arrivare alla foresta di cedri, dove farai una sosta per vedere le rinomate scimmie native che vi abitano. Dopo pranzo andrete a Ifrane, la splendida Svizzera marocchina, e nel pomeriggio arriverete a Fès. trasferimento al tuo riad/hotel a Fes.

GIORNO 5: FES – VISITA GUIDATA DI FES – CHEFCHAOUEN

After breakfast, check out of the hotel or riad and go explore Fes. Fes has a rich cultural heritage. With its vintage appeal, the medina in Fes is one of the biggest car-free zones on earth. A UNESCO World Heritage site, as well. Fes has a lot to offer and a lot of fascinating sites to explore. See the University and Mosque at Karaouine. This university is thought to be the oldest in the world still in existence! Non-Muslims are not permitted inside the mosque, although there is a decent view from the entrance. Other visits could include the Marinid Tombs, the Ibn Danan Synagogue, and the expansive views of Fes, depending on the time of day. The Blue City, Chefchouen, is the next stop after touring Fes. It is situated in the stunning Rif highlands in northwest Morocco. renowned for having blue paint on it. It’s a charming city with lots of artistic flair. An amazing setting for artistic travel photography, as well as a great spot to unwind and explore. Here, you will stay in your hotel or riad for the last night of the vacation, where you will have dinner in the evening and have breakfast the next morning.

GIORNO 6: CHEFCHAOUEN – TANGERI

Dirigiti verso un'altra città del Nord-Ovest del Marocco, Tangeri. La sua popolazione diversificata ha attirato sia locali che turisti di rilievo, tra cui Tennessee Williams e The Rolling Stones. Cammina lungo la passeggiata lungo il mare. I mercati e il souk di Tangeri sono vivaci e colorati. Situata su una baia all'interno dello Stretto di Gibilterra, è una città portuale e un importante collegamento commerciale per il Marocco. Tangeri è da tempo un rifugio ben noto per scrittori e artisti in cerca di rifugio. Mohammed Choukri, noto scrittore marocchino di Tangeri, fece amicizia con altre figure di spicco della letteratura durante quel periodo, tra cui Tennessee Williams e Paul Bowles. Questo segna la conclusione dell'escursione e verrete restituiti al vostro hotel o riad.