With breakfast at the riad begins the second day, where the experiences to live in first person will be even greater. The best appetizer, before reaching the desert of Merzouga, are the Todra Gorges: our vehicle will travel its winding roads safely, but we will also put foot on the ground to know closely its spectacular rock walls and the small sheet of river that has made possible this miracle of nature.

A similar qualification deserves the desert of Merzouga, ‘bathed’ by a sea of fine golden sand dunes. In this town that gives them their name we will have a reference hotel where we will change ‘vehicle’: the four wheels will give way to the humps, as we will get on the backs of our camels to reach the camp of tents (optional and replaceable by a 4×4 vehicle).

The sunset in the dunes of Erg Chebbi will become one of the most special moments of the route to the desert of Merzouga, as well as the contemplation of the stars in a night sky especially clear and bright.

At the end of the day, it will be time to enjoy dinner and a refreshing sleep in the Berber tents of the camp, where not a single detail of comfort is missing.

The incomparable sunrise of the desert of Merzouga will welcome you at the beginning of the third day. A spectacle of light and silence followed by a camel ride to return to the hotel in Merzouga, where a full breakfast included in the travel package awaits you. In this hotel you will also be able to wash yourselves in order to continue with more comfort.

Back on the road, the desert of Merzouga will be left behind to continue through other sectors of the Sahara desert, where there are also towns of interest. This is the case of Rissani, which has the largest traditional medina in the south of the country. After Rissani, we will continue through Alnif, Tazarine and N’Kob, all of them small towns that maintain the charm of the old Berber settlements of the desert.

Shortly after, we will deviate slightly from our route in a southerly direction to enter the Draa Valley: in this way we will be able to see in all its magnitude the largest palm grove in North Africa. Before arriving in Zagora, we will retrace our steps to reach Ouarzazate. This city, considered the ‘Gateway to the Desert’, will now be our ‘departure gateway’ the next day, as here we will spend the night in a comfortable hotel, including dinner.

The fourth and last day of this route through the desert of Merzouga will take us back to Marrakech. But after breakfast, there will still be time to visit one more monument: the spectacular kasbah of Taourirt, one of the largest and best preserved in southern Morocco. Its visit, which is optional, will allow us to appreciate its careful decoration with adobe bricks on the outside and with plasterwork and colored tiles in different passages of the interior.

After the visit, we will hit the road again to complete the last 200 km that separate us from Marrakech. To get to the Red City, we will cross the Atlas through the Tizi N’tichka pass, remembering again the green landscapes and the Berber villages of the first day. Our services will end at the airport of Marrakech or at any other agreed point, with a farewell of thanks, good wishes for the future and hope for a next reunion.