
1 / 7About this activity
A 3-day overland journey connecting Marrakesh and Fez through Morocco's most dramatic landscapes—sweeping desert plains, carved gorges, and kasbahs. Sleep under the stars in a Bedouin camp and within a canyon, guided throughout by a local expert in a private vehicle.
Take the long way around as you travel from Marrakech to Fez on a 3 days tour that explores desert scenery, ancient architecture, palm groves, and towering gorges. You'll overnight in Dades Gorge and a Bedouin tent in the desert, enjoying three full days of sightseeing led by a guide.
The tour begins at your hotel in Marrakech and concludes at your destination in Fez, with all transport by private vehicle.
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Main measures to comply with hygiene and cleaning requirements for the prevention and control against COVID – 19:
- Sanitizing hand rub available in all our vehicles.
- Protective face masks will be distributed to each passenger. Obligatory use of its during the trip.
- Surfaces of the vehicule will be wiped with disinfectant after each use.
- Driver and/or guide will wear masks and gloves during the journey.
Highlights
- ✓Overnight in traditional Bedouin desert tent with authentic local experience
- ✓Dades Gorge: towering rock formations and scenic canyon drives
- ✓Palm groves and Berber villages en route between two imperial cities
- ✓Private vehicle throughout—no group coach transfers
- ✓Three full days of guided sightseeing and culture immersion
Insider tips
- ★Pack layers: desert nights are cold despite hot days; bring a warm jacket even in summer.
- ★The Bedouin camp stay is genuine but basic—expect simple sleeping arrangements and shared facilities; embrace it as part of the authentic experience.
- ★Arrive in Marrakesh a day early if possible to adjust to the pace before the intensive 3-day drive.
- ★Negotiate souvenir prices in villages along the way; guides often know fair local rates.
Good to know
- •Hotel pickup in Marrakesh; drop-off in Fez (one-way tour, not circular).
- •Includes two nights accommodation: one in Dades Gorge, one in desert Bedouin tent.
- •Private vehicle transport throughout; confirm vehicle type and AC availability when booking.
- •Hand sanitiser, masks, and disinfection protocols in place on all vehicles.
- •Moderate physical activity; some walking to viewpoints and within gorges—comfortable footwear essential.
Who it's for
Best time to visit
October–April offers comfortable daytime temperatures and cool, clear desert nights. Avoid July–August (extreme heat) unless heat-tolerant; shoulder months (March–April, September–October) provide the best balance of weather and fewer crowds.








