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Embark on the ultimate 6-day private Morocco tour combining the wild Atlantic coast of Essaouira, the dramatic High Atlas mountain pass of Tizi n’Tichka, the UNESCO World Heritage kasbah of Aït Benhaddou, the rose-scented Dades Valley, the towering canyon walls of Todra Gorge, and the golden dunes of the Merzouga Sahara desert. This carefully designed circuit captures the very best of southern Morocco in one seamless, private guided journey.

Ideal for couples, families, and small groups seeking an authentic Moroccan experience, this tour includes 5 nights of accommodation across traditional riads, a Berber kasbah, and a magical desert bivouac camp — all with private air-conditioned transport and a professional driver-guide throughout. Every detail is handled so you can simply immerse yourself in one of the world’s most extraordinary travel destinations.

Accommodation Riads, Kasbah & Desert Bivouac
Meals Breakfast & Dinner Daily
Transportation Private Air-Conditioned 4×4
Group Size Private — 1 to 8 People
Language English, French, Arabic
Age Range All ages welcome
Best Season March–May & Sept–Nov
Category Cultural & Desert Adventure
Duration 6 Days / 5 Nights

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    Day 1 — Day 1 — Arrival in Tinghir — Palm Grove Walk
    Arrive in Tinghir by transfer from Ouarzazate or Marrakech. Afternoon walk through the extraordinary 40 km-long palm grove oasis along the Todra river — one of the lushest in Morocco. Evening bike check and route briefing. Dinner and overnight in Tinghir boutique riad.
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    Day 2 — Day 2 — Todra Gorge — Canyon Depths (30 km)
    Early morning cycle into the gorge while it's still cool. The road narrows dramatically as 300 m walls close in on both sides — at points only 10 metres apart. Continue beyond the tourist zone into the upper gorge where Berber villages cling to the cliffsides. Optional rock climbing with a licensed guide. Overnight in gorge auberge.
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      Transport:
      Support vehicle
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      Activities:
      Gorge cycle, upper canyon walk, rock climbing (optional)
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      Meals:
      All meals included
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      Accommodation:
      Auberge — Todra Gorge
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    Day 3 — Day 3 — Hammada Plateau to Tinejdad Loop (75 km)
    Climb out of Todra onto the black volcanic hammada plateau — a moonscape of shattered rock stretching to the horizon. Pass through Tinejdad and its ancient collective granaries (agadirs). The terrain changes dramatically as the Atlas recedes and the pre-Sahara takes over. Lunch at a Berber family home.
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      Transport:
      Support vehicle
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      Activities:
      Hammada plateau ride, Tinejdad agadirs visit
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      Meals:
      Breakfast & Dinner included
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      Accommodation:
      Guesthouse — Tinejdad
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    Day 4 — Fossils Road to Erfoud (70 km)
    Cycle through Rissani — gateway to the Sahara and birthplace of Morocco's royal Alaouite dynasty. Visit the souk and the ancient Sijilmassa ruins. The last stretch to Erfoud passes fossil workshops where craftsmen polish 350-million-year-old marine fossils from the Saharan rock.
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      Transport:
      Support vehicle
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      Activities:
      Rissani souk, Sijilmassa ruins, fossil workshops
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      Meals:
      Breakfast & Dinner included
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      Accommodation:
      Hotel — Erfoud
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    Day 5 — Merzouga — Erg Chebbi Camel Trek at Sunset (35 km)
    Short 35 km cycle to Merzouga village where the vast orange dunes of Erg Chebbi rise directly from the flat plain. At 5 PM, mount camels for a 1.5-hour trek into the heart of the erg. Watch the sun set the dunes ablaze with colour. Overnight in traditional nomad tent camp deep in the dunes. Berber musicians perform around the campfire.
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      Transport:
      Bicycle, then camel
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      Activities:
      Camel trek at sunset, campfire, Berber music
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      Meals:
      Breakfast & Dinner included
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      Accommodation:
      Traditional nomad tent camp — Erg Chebbi
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    Day 6 — Erg Chebbi Sunrise & Departure from Merzouga
    Pre-dawn camel ride to the dune crest for a magical Saharan sunrise — the sky turns from deep blue to orange to gold. Return to camp for breakfast before camel ride back to Merzouga. Transfer available to Ouarzazate, Fes, or Marrakech. Tour ends mid-morning.

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The best seasons are spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November), when temperatures are comfortable throughout — mild in the mountains and warm (not extreme) in the desert. Summer (June–August) can reach 45°C in the Sahara. Winter (December–February) is cold at altitude but the desert is magical with fewer crowds.

Absolutely. This is a private tour tailored entirely to your group, making it ideal for families. The itinerary can be adjusted for children — shorter walks, more rest stops, and the camel trek is always a highlight for kids. The desert bivouac is a genuinely magical experience for younger travellers.

The tour includes 5 nights across carefully selected traditional properties: a riad in Aït Benhaddou, a riad in the Dades Valley, a desert bivouac camp in the Erg Chebbi dunes of Merzouga, a traditional Berber kasbah in Agdez, and a riad in Marrakech. All accommodation is hand-picked for authenticity and comfort.

Yes — all our tours are fully customisable. You can adjust the start and end points (Marrakech, Casablanca, or other cities), add extra nights anywhere along the route, upgrade accommodation, or extend the desert experience. Contact us to build your perfect itinerary.

You should carry a valid passport, visa (if required), travel insurance, flight tickets, hotel booking confirmations, and a government-issued ID. It’s also helpful to have copies of important documents and emergency contact information.

Yes — a return camel trek is fully included: one at sunset on Day 3 to reach your desert bivouac, and one at dawn on Day 4 to watch the Saharan sunrise from the dune crest. For guests who prefer not to ride camels, a 4×4 vehicle can transport you directly to the camp.contact information.

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