Here’s a 2-day itinerary for a trip from Fes to the desert and back. IT is going to be an interesting tour of many views and sceneries. Finally, the sunset and the sunrise will both be the most amazing views you will see.
All our tours start in front of you Hotels/Riads.
7:30 p.m. will be the best time to begin our tour.
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We’ll meet at 7 a.m. at your hotel in Fes. Then, we’ll start the tour through Ifrane which is also known as the Switzerland of Morocco. Passing by Midelt where you will have lunch. And you will arrive to the desert in the evening, a camel will be waiting for each one of you. Riding the camel while the sunset will be an exciting view to see and you can also take as many pictures as you want. A camp of Morocco Tea will be waiting for you too at the camp. You will settle down in your rooms. Then, you will go to enjoy dinner with all the people there. Local entertainment and stargazing will take place after dinner. Oh! What a night???
You’ll quickly discover that desert isn’t just home for some people, but also a peaceful beautiful place one should visit. Waking up early will save you the time to see the sunrise and to eat breakfast on time so as to head back to Fes. Instead of Camel 4*4 car will take you back to the village of Merzouga where you will meet your driver. You will have lunch again in the city of Midelt with many stops on the way for pictures till you arrive to Fes.
Nomad Morocco Tours specializes in providing the most pleasing Morocco tours at the most affordable prices, and excellent services for the past 25 years.
