Travel from Marrakech to Fes through some of Morocco's most spectacular landscapes with iMoroccan Tours. This 3-day journey takes you across the High Atlas Mountains, through the UNESCO site of Ait Ben Haddou, into the heart of the Sahara Desert for a camel trek under the stars, and finally north through the Ziz Valley and cedar forests before arriving in the ancient imperial city of Fes.
Travel through the Atlas Mountains and visit Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah — one of Morocco's most famous landmarks and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Continue through ouarzazate before arriving in Dades Valley for dinner and overnight stay in a traditional hotel.
Explore the dramatic Todra Gorge and continue toward Merzouga Desert. Experience a camel trek across the golden Erg Chebbi dunes and spend the night in a desert camp under the stars with traditional Berber music and dinner.
Leave the Sahara Desert and travel through the beautiful Ziz Valley. Pass through Midelt and the cedar forests near Ifrane — known as the Switzerland of Morocco. Arrive in Fes in the evening, marking the end of your unforgettable journey.
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A fantastic way to travel between Marrakech and Fes. We got to see Ait Ben Haddou, ride camels in the Sahara, and sleep under an incredible starry sky, all while making our way north. The cedar forest stop near Ifrane was a lovely surprise.
Our driver was excellent — friendly, safe, and full of interesting stories about Morocco. The desert camp on night 2 was the highlight, with delicious tagine and live music around the fire. Arriving in Fes felt like stepping into another world.
A private air-conditioned vehicle, professional driver-guide, 2 nights accommodation (hotel + desert camp), breakfast and dinner, camel trek, and sightseeing stops including Ait Ben Haddou and Todra Gorge.
This tour is one-way, ending in Fes. It's perfect if your next destination is northern Morocco or if you're flying out from Fes airport.
The camel trek lasts approximately 1–2 hours at sunset, crossing the Erg Chebbi dunes to reach your desert camp.
Night 1 is in a hotel in Dades Valley, night 2 is in a traditional desert camp with comfortable beds and Berber-style decor.
Spring and autumn offer the most comfortable temperatures for both the mountains and desert sections of the route.
Yes, the itinerary is flexible. Popular additions include extra time in ouarzazate or a stop in Erfoud's fossil workshops.
Yes, it's suitable for families and includes regular rest stops along the long driving days.
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Ensure your passport is valid for your stay in Morocco and check whether your nationality requires a visa. Save digital copies of your documents on your phone or email.
Light, breathable clothing works best during the day, while warmer layers are useful for evenings — especially in the desert or mountains. Don't forget sun protection and comfortable shoes.
Desert areas can feel very hot during the day and chilly after sunset, while mountain regions stay cool year-round. Check the forecast before your tour to pack appropriately.
Major cities accept cards in many places, but cash remains essential in smaller towns. Carry Moroccan dirhams for tips, local purchases, and personal expenses.
Morocco values tradition and respect. Modest clothing is appreciated when visiting religious sites or rural communities. Simple greetings like "Salam Alaikum" and "Shukran" go a long way.
All tours include clean, modern, air-conditioned vehicles designed for long-distance travel. We schedule frequent breaks for photos, rest, and refreshments.