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Overview of the schedule for 9 days tour from marrakech
Our 9 days tour from Marrakech is an experience once in a lifetime. Morocco’s alpine scenery will serve as an inspiration for your trip. The Tizi n Tiska pass, at a height of 2206 meters (7233 feet), separates Ouarzazate from Taddart. Skoura’s palms and the Valley of One Thousand Kasbahs await your arrival. The Draa Valley, with its abundant palm trees and Berber communities, awaits your arrival. Zagora was once the starting point for caravans heading to Timbuktu, Mali. Saadian tombs are made up of sixteenth-century mausoleums that were only discovered in 1917.
Itinerary for 9 days morocco travel
DAY 1: MARRAKECH
Your Riad, a typical former private property fashioned in the Morocann style, will be waiting for you when you arrive at the Marrakech airport. If you’re looking for some entertainment in the middle of the city, check out Jemaa el Fna, where you’ll find snake charmers, jugglers, and storytellers. If you’re looking for a genuinely unique place to visit in Morocco, then Marrakech is the place for you.
DAY 2: MARRAKECH-TELOUET-OUARZAZATE
The Tizi n Tiska pass, at a height of 2206 meters (7233 feet), separates Ouarzazate from Taddart, the starting point for your trip to the city. There are two unique characteristics to this mountain range, one of which acts as a barrier to protect the hinterland from Atlantic Ocean waves. Berbers live in the lowlands and mountains of North Africa.The Kasbah of Telouet, once the seat of the Glaoui family, may be reached via a 32-kilometer (18-mile) off-road journey through stunning countryside. If you’ve read Maxwell’s “Lords of the Atlas,” then the Kasbah has a unique significance for you. In the evening, you’ll arrive at Ouarzazate, the filmmaking capital of the world.
DYA 3: Skoura-Kelaa Mgouna-Dades Gorges.
Skoura’s palms and the Valley of One Thousand Kasbahs, which seem to be sandcastles standing tall in the shadow of time, await your arrival. There will be time to see the Kasbah Amridel and then travel along the Dades river, if desired. Once again, the stunning alpine scenery will serve as an inspiration for you. Dinner and lodging are provided by the hotel.
4TH DAY: Merzouga to Erfoud
Fortified settlements with pre-Saharan architecture along the old Bedouin trade routes parallel to the Middle Atlas as we go. Among the southern roads, Erfoud’s is one of the most enjoyable. An administrative center for French colonial rule was erected amid a red-brick desert here. It’s famous for its dark black fossil marble. Everything from ashtrays to washbasins and beyond includes fossils raised in relief using stone that has been carved in this manner. The amazing Merzouga dunes, which are in the middle of the huge, always-changing golden dunes, are a great place to watch the sunset.
DAY5: Merzouga, Morocco
To learn more about nomadic life, we’ll go to the stunning Erg Chebbi, where we’ll stop by nomadic families who roam and live in tents, listen to a performance of African folklore music and dance, and wander through the Oases of Merzouga. After lunch, you are set for a genuinely amazing adventure: a camel ride to your bivouac for a wonderful evening and night in the middle of nowhere! Your bilingual camel-man will bring you a tasty Berber Nomad tagine. This is a peaceful location with a clear night sky filled with thousands of sparkling stars.
DAY 6: Zagora Campaign
A quiet desert town, Zagora was once the starting point for caravans heading to Timbuktu, Mali, which we will reach after leaving the dunes behind us. We’ll pass through Rissani and then the Tafilalet palm groves on our way.
Day 7: Marrakesh to Ouarzazate
The Draa Valley, with its abundant palm trees and Berber communities, awaits your arrival. We had lunch on a patio overlooking Ait Ben Haddou’s famed Kasbah complex. Even if you’ve never seen it before, you might recognize it from a variety of movie sets.In Marrakech, we’ll check into our riad after our visit to the Kasbah.
Day 8 in Marrakesh
The final day of the trip will be spent exploring the Moroccan city of Marrakech. It’s not possible to fully appreciate the beauty of Moorish architecture without seeing the city’s most important landmarks, such as the Saadian tombs. The tombs are made up of sixteenth-century mausoleums that were only discovered in 1917. A visit to the Menara Garden, the Bahia Palace, and the Koutoubia Mosque is a must. Lunch will be served at the hotel. Explore the souks in the afternoon. Sipping a mint tea while watching the bustle of Jamaa El Fna Square is a pleasant way to end the day.
Day 9: Marrakech.
In the hotel’s restaurant Take a cab to the airport and arrive there. Assistance in completing the necessary paperwork prior to departure.
9 days tour from marrakech itinerary includes and excludes:
INCLUDES :
√ Pickup drop-off service.
√ English /Spanish speaking driver.
√ Vehicle with fuel (4X4 car , van , mini bus).
√ diesel.
√ Accommodation.
√ Breakfast.
√ Dinner.
√ Camel for each to see the sunrise or sunset
EXCLUDES :
× flights ticket.
× Lunches.
× Drinks.
× Monuments fees.
× Tips.
9 days tour from marrakech Note
ask us about additional options like riding dunebuggys or quads in the desert or visiting Merzouga Lake, home of the wild flamingos.
Vegetarian food options are available.
Your private luxury tent will have electricity, beds, and a private bathroom with a shower. If you would like a Royal tent (larger and with air conditioning), please contact us.
The camel ride is 1.5 hours.
Ages 3 to 60 have enjoyed this tour in the past. Children under a certain size will ride with a parent. Contact us if you have questions at [email protected].
What do I need to bring in this 9 days Moroccan tour?
Wear long pants for the camel trek.
You will bring one small overnight bag on the camel trek to the camp.
Bring a bottle of water with you for the camel trek.
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