Tour de 3 días: Marrakech – Valle del Dadés – Merzouga – Fez

Itinerario día a día

1. Día 1 — Marrakech – Ait Ben Haddou – Uarzazate – Valle de las Rosas – Gargantas del Dadés

   Pick up from Marrakech airport or Hotel crossing the spectacular High Atlas Mountains. You will pass through lots of Berber villages. Arrival to the kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou an ancient fortified city which has been a place for numerous Hollywood movies (The Mummy, Gladiator, Alexander, Lawrence of Arabia...). Lunch in Ouarzazate. Then, you'll head through the Valley of the Roses to Dades gorges where you will enjoy dinner and night at a Kasbah hotel.

2. Día 2 — Gargantas del Dadés – Gargantas del Todra – Erfoud – Merzouga

   Tras el desayuno, viajamos desde el valle del Dadés hasta las gargantas del Todra, una inmensa falla que divide el Alto Atlas y se alza 300 metros en un valle estrecho con palmeras y pueblos bereberes. Después del almuerzo continuamos hacia el desierto hasta Merzouga, puerta de entrada al desierto, donde se compran provisiones para la travesía. Tendrá un paseo en camello de hora y media hasta un campamento bereber, donde disfrutará de una cena tradicional marroquí y dormirá bajo las estrellas o en tiendas nómadas.

3. Día 3 — Merzouga – Ziz Valley – Cedar Forest – Ifrane – Fez

   Wake up early to enjoy the sunrise on the Sahara Desert dunes, and camel ride back to the hotel where the Van await you. Shower and breakfast and then departure to Fez via Erfoud and the Ziz Valley. Nice stops to enjoy the scenery. Lunch will be in Midelt. After lunch, you will drive to Fez via the Cedar Forest of Azrou, Ifrane and the middle Atlas mountains. Arrival to Fez in late afternoon.

Para leer antes de viajar

3 min de lectura

3 días de Marrakech a Merzouga: itinerario completo y qué esperar

El clásico tour de 3 días de Marrakech a Merzouga es la ruta por el desierto más popular de Marruecos, y por una buena razón: incluye montañas, kasbahs, gargantas y una noche...

2 min de lectura

Morocco's Imperial Cities Explained: Fez, Meknes, Rabat and Marrakech

Fez, Meknes, Rabat and Marrakech share a title that trips up a lot of first-time visitors: Morocco's "imperial cities." Here's what that actually means, what to see…

2 min de lectura

Dades Valley and Todra Gorge: Driving the Road of a Thousand Kasbahs

Between Ouarzazate and Merzouga runs one of Morocco's most spectacular drives — the so-called "road of a thousand kasbahs," threading through the Dades Valley's…