This 7-day Morocco tour is a complete journey through the most iconic landscapes of southern Morocco, combining dramatic gorges, vast deserts and lush palm groves. Discover the towering cliffs of the Dades and Todgha Gorges, wander through ancient kasbahs and cross the volcanic plateaus of Djebel Saghro. Travel along the legendary Drâa Valley with its endless palm groves, historic ksour and traditional pottery workshops of Tamegroute. Reach the majestic Erg Chegaga — the largest sand sea in southern Morocco — for a sunset you will never forget, sleeping under the stars in a nomad bivouac. Explore the UNESCO-listed Aït Ben Haddou kasbah, cross the High Atlas via the Tizi n'Tichka pass, and end your journey in vibrant Marrakech. Every day of this Morocco tour reveals a new face of the country — its landscapes, its culture and its warm hospitality. This is the perfect itinerary for travellers who want to see the real Morocco in one unforgettable week.
Morning pick-up from Ouarzazate. Drive through the Atlas Mountains and the Valley of Roses, arriving at the Dades Valley by late afternoon. Overnight in a comfortable hotel with panoramic views of the gorge.
Explore the dramatic Todgha Gorge on foot, then cross the volcanic landscapes of Djebel Saghro toward the Drâa Valley. Evening arrival at M'Hamid, the gateway to the Sahara.
Begin your camel trek from M'Hamid. Walk through the sacred oasis and the Hamada du Drâa, following ancient caravan routes. Bivouac camp under the stars with a traditional dinner.
Continue across the Fayija dunes and the rocky plateaus of Djebel Bani. Lunch in the shade of an acacia tree, then reach a remote nomad camp for a second night in the desert.
Arrive at Erg Chegaga, the largest and most spectacular dune field in southern Morocco. Climb the highest dune for a legendary sunset. Dinner and overnight at a desert camp with live music.
4x4 transfer out of the dunes. Visit Tamegroute's ancient library and pottery workshops, then drive along the Drâa Valley with its endless palm groves. Overnight in a riad in Zagora or Agdz.
Cross the High Atlas via the Tizi n'Tichka pass, with a stop at the UNESCO-listed Aït Ben Haddou kasbah. Arrival in Marrakech in the late afternoon. End of tour.
The largest sand sea in southern Morocco.
Dramatic 300m limestone canyon walls.
Follow ancient caravan routes across the Hamada.
UNESCO World Heritage kasbah.
Sleep under the stars in the Sahara.
Endless palm groves and historic kasbahs.
Absolutely. No previous trekking experience is required. The camel trek portions are gentle and adapted to your pace, with plenty of rest stops. Our guides are experienced and will make sure you feel comfortable throughout.
We recommend comfortable walking shoes, a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, a light jacket for cool desert nights, and a headlamp or small flashlight. A detailed packing list will be sent after booking.
Yes. All of our tours can be tailored to your interests, pace and schedule. Just mention your preferences when booking and our team will adapt the itinerary for you.
The tour runs year-round, but the best seasons are spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) when temperatures are mild. Winter offers clear skies and cold nights; summer can be very hot during the day.
Free cancellation up to 14 days before departure. Cancellations made within 14 days are subject to a partial fee. Full details will be provided in your booking confirmation.