11 Days From Sahara Desert To High Atlast Mountains

Reception by our local team representative at the Marrakech Menara airport,  start our tour to Talouat, then visit Talouat Kasbah The Kasbah Telouet, sometimes also called Glaoui Palace, is a kasbah built in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Located in the small Berber village of Telouet, in the rural town of Telouet, in the High Atlas Mountains, Morocco, its most famous occupant is probably Thami El Glaoui. Have lunch in Talouat and drive to Ait Benhadou for visit Ait Benhadou Palace, and back to the Riad in Ait Benhadou.

After breakfast, we will drive to Skoura for visit Kasbah Amridil, is one of the most famous historical sites in southern Morocco, distinguished by its large size, beautiful architecture, beautiful decor, and the height of the towers, and it is the kasbah chosen by King Hassan II for the ticket of 50 DH, and this is the place where many films like "Ali Baba and the forty thieves" and "Lawrence of Arabia" were filmed ...... The family owner is present permanently on-site and the only person responsible for the work of its restoration and maintenance for its conservation in good condition. At present, the Kasbah Amridil is open to the visitors in return for a contribution to the restoration.  And keep driving to Boulmane Dades through Boutghrart, then you will see Moroccan Nomad and have mint tea with them, then we will  continue to Boumalne Dades where you will spend the night.

Wake up early, drive to Merzouga via Tinghir, topping alonge the way for photos and admiring the views, arrival to Todra gorges to enjoy its marvelous Canyons views while hiking, continue to Merzouga, then  you will ride the Camels to the Luxury Camp inside the Snd dunes and see the sunset, Then you will spend your night under sky full of starts. Merzouga is a small Moroccan town in the Sahara Desert, near the Algerian border. It’s known as a gateway to Erg Chebbi, a huge expanse of sand dunes north of town. West of Merzouga, Dayet Srji is a seasonal salt lake that’s often dry in summer. When full, it attracts a wide range of migratory and desert birds, including desert warblers, Egyptian nightjars and, occasionally, flamingos.