4 Day Fes to Marrakech Sahara Tour

Included

Comfortable vehicle for 4 days.
2 nights in hotel with bed, diner and breakfast in Dades and Merzouga
1 night with bed,diner and breakfast in the desert camp.
Camel ride in the Erg Chebbi dunes.
Pick up from hotel/ Riad.

Not included

Lunches
Drinks
Tips
Entrances tickets

Things to consider

Long Driving Distances
Be prepared for several hours of driving each day, especially on Day 1 and Day 4. The scenery is spectacular, but breaks are essential, so feel free to request short photo or rest stops.

Shared or Private Tour
This itinerary can be done as a private or shared group tour. Shared tours follow a fixed schedule with less flexibility, while private tours offer a more customized pace and stops.

Desert Camp Luggage
Only small bags can be taken on the camel ride. Your main luggage will be transported by 4x4 to the camp and will be waiting for you upon arrival.

Weather & Temperatures
Desert temperatures vary greatly—hot during the day and cold at night, especially in winter months. Layered clothing is highly recommended.

Toilets & Showers in Camp
Luxury camps include private tents with toilets and showers. Standard camps may have shared facilities—please check your booking details.

Camel Ride Duration
The camel ride into the dunes usually takes around 1–1.5 hours each way. If you have physical limitations, a 4x4 option is available on request.

Vegetarian & Dietary Options
Meals typically include traditional Moroccan dishes. Let the company know in advance if you have any dietary restrictions.

Local Culture & Respect
Morocco is a traditional country. Dress modestly, especially in rural areas. Respect local customs, and always ask before taking photos of people.

Cash is King
Many rural areas and stops do not accept credit cards, so bring sufficient cash (Dirhams) for lunch stops, tips, and souvenirs.

Photography Tips
Early morning and sunset are magical in the desert—don’t forget your camera, phone, or power bank to capture the best light!

What to bring

Passport & travel documents

Small backpack for the desert camel ride (main luggage goes separately)

Cash (Moroccan Dirhams) – many remote areas don’t accept cards

Lightweight long-sleeve shirts & pants – for sun and sand protection

Warm jacket or fleece – especially in winter and for desert nights

Comfortable walking shoes – for gorges and village walks

Scarf or headwrap – protects against sand and sun during camel ride

Sunglasses

🌞 Sun & Skin Protection