Casablanca Nomads Tour 3-Days
Casablanca Nomads Tour 3-Days – Discover Merzouga Desert – Nomads in Saghro mountains Ait Atta tribe.
Day 1: Casablanca to Merzouga Desert
We start From our hotel in Casablanca toward Merzouga Desert. We pass by Rabat, Meknes, Fes, Ziz valley, Errachidia. Next we arrive at Merzouga desert. Then you will spend night in your local hotal near the dunes with good dinner.
Day 2: Merzouga dunes camel ride – visit Todra gorges – Saghro Mountains – Nkoub
After a good brekfast. We ride camels for 1 houre to discover the Erg chebbi dunes. Then we drive toward Todra gorges. After that The Casablanca Nomads Tour continue to explore the south Morocco. Then we cross the granit mountains and enjoy the beautifal landscaps of Saghro. Next you visit the nomades living in caves and enjoy a the thea with them, after a good moment we drive toword the nkob village with his 45 kasbahs. dinner and overnight in beautiful kasbah.
Day 3: Nkoub – Draa valley – Agdez – Ouarzazate – Ait ben haddou kasbah – Marrakech
After your berber breakfast we drive along the Draa valley, then you enjoy his oases and kasbahs until arriving in Agdez village for break cofee. After that we continue to Ouarzazate we stop near the Taourirte kasbah and Atlas movie studios for photos, then we arrive at Ait ben Haddou kasbah, After that we cross the fantastic Atlas mountains then arrive at your hotel at Marrakech.
- Transport 4×4, Fuel, Driver guide
- Night in hotel.
- Night in desert camp.
- Dinners and Breakfasts
- Camel ride in Sahara dunes.
- Lunches.
- Drinks.
3 days casablanca desert tour
We were picked up from our hotel by Nourdine. He is professional and knowledgeable. He explained everything to me about Morocco and Berber life in the desert. During this amazing tour we passed and stopped at beautiful atractions like the Middle Atlas. the best part is the experience in the Sahara Desert. where we rode camels to our luxury camp. the desert is vast and magnificent. all in all it was an amazing and unforgettable tour of Morocco. Thank you Nourdine!
