Pre-planning a trip to Morocco is as exciting as it is important. With so many different cultural identities, landscapes, and histories, there may be too much to see in too little time. Here Our mission begins! This is how you can get a full Moroccan experience in 3 days.

Day 1:Fes – Middle Atlas – Merzouga Desert – Camel trek and overnight in the Berber tent.

We'll pick you up at your hotel and leave Fes on a trip towards Ifran, a nice mountain village known as the Swiss of Morocco, then Midelt. You can get a view of the central Atlantic and the higher mountains along this trip. Stop in Azrou, the Berber village of the cedar tree, which is the biggest in Morocco. Barbarian apes are well known. Following a trek in the jungle, you will continue your path to Midelt through the majestic hills and mountains of the Atlas. After Midelt, you will fly through the spectacular Tiz Ntalghamt Pass and Ziz Gorge overlooking the High Atlas plateau. You will see what shifts the terrain to expose signs of the desert as you enter the city of Errachidia. You then drive through the green Ziz Valley and pause along the way towards Erfoud and Rissani for panoramic views. In the afternoon, arrive at Merzouga. Before you ride a camel, you will be invited to explore the golden sea of Merzouga by an accomplished camel man. Dinner at the cabin, where you are going to rest overnight.

Day 2:Merzouga Desert – Rissani Market – Erfoud Fossil’s – Todra Gorges – Dadés Valley.

"Sunrise date back" In the middle of the desert, you have to wake up early in the morning and enjoy the most beautiful sunrise you've ever seen on a high dune close to the campsite and nature present, then we go back to Merzouga on the camels where we can have a nice meal. After breakfast we leave the desert at the market to Rissani (business days: Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday), then we head to Erfoud to see fossilized marble processing plants before heading off to Touroug and the palm trees in Tinjdad. One hour later we can hit the Todra Gorges, one of the best locations in the high Atlas. The river has formed a cliff-side canyon and is very popular with climbers because of its elegance and the high rock sides. Free time in this lovely place to have lunch. A quick stroll across the gorges is recommended to admire the scenery of the countryside more clearly. We'll head to the valley of Dadès in the afternoon; we'll also stop in "monkey eyes" as the figs fly by the Boumalne Dadés. The Dadès Gorges for dinner every night.

Day 3:Dadés Valley – Ouarzazate – Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah – High Atlas – Marrakech.

After breakfast, from a strategic viewpoint in the mountains, we can enjoy one of the best vistas of Dadès valley, from which we can admire the many kasbahs and their panorama. Then we walk along a road dotted with many tourist kasbahs. After a few stops, you will find "A thousand kasbahs." We'll head to the Ouarzazate to see the Taourirt Kasbah, the former Glaouí or Pasha Marrakesh residence in the Roses Valley of the great Skouran palm grove. We can visit film studios and the cinema museum if you are interested. We will visit the famed Kasba (declared a World Heritage site by UNESCO 1986) in ksar, the fortified village of Ait Ben Haddou. Popular films, including Gladiator, Obelix, The Mummy, The Nile Diamond, Sahara, Penélope Cruz, etc, have been filmed on this spectacular scale. Lunch in the city free time. In the afternoon we begin our journey to Marrakech by taking some pictures of the mountain port of Tizi Ntichka. We abandon the scenery of the moon here to get to another vivid vision. Around 6 pm, move to the hotel and end of our operation are going to Marrakech.