Depart from Marrakech to the Dadès valley via the Tizi n'Tichka pass in the High Atlas, you will have time to stop and enjoy impressive landscapes and Berber hamlets and the opportunity to visit the heritage site Universal of the Kasbah of Ait Benhaddou, a UNESCO site since in 1987. This Berber kasbah has been used as a very important destination for international filmmakers for more than 20 films and was also one of the most important bastions of the fortress on the old salt road where the caravans brought slaves, ivory, salt and silk from the Saharan sub-countries to Marrakech and beyond. Passing through Ouarzazate, or what we call Hollywood of Africa because it is also a very famous destination for filmmakers, after Ouarzazate, we will continue towards the Dades valley, through Berber villages around the valley.

After breakfast, leave the Dades Gorges to go to Erg Chebbi in the Sahara Desert in Merzouga. Berber villages are scattered along the way, passing through Tinjdad, Jorf and Erfoud in which you will notice the beginning of the Saharan oasis of Tafilalet, continuing towards Merzouga, after a mint and relaxing for a few minutes you start your camel ride an adventure in the sand dunes, once at the camp, you can go to a high dune to see the sunset, a gret photo opportunity. The night is spent in a fully equipped nomadic Berber camp, you will enjoy a delicious meal under the stars with music and song in the middle of the Sahara

Getting up early in the morning to watch the sun rise while riding a camel is a great opportunity to take great photos. Once at your hotel, you can have a rich breakfast in the shower and then we head to Fez. Stop on the road to taste a traditional tea with a nomadic Berber family before crossing the High Atlas mountains again. We stop in a town called Midelt where you will have lunch. This city is a very impressive mountain town at 1488 meters above sea level, well located lower on the Jbel Ayachi (3737 m). The private tour with Maroc Magic Views is determined in Fez.