Your adventure begins with an early morning pick-up from your hotel or riad in Marrakech at approximately 7:45 Am.
Leaving the city, your journey will take you to the heart of the High Atlas Mountains, where the winding road through Tizi N Pass'tichka offers breathtaking views of rugged peaks and isolated Berber villages.

You will stop for refreshments and photos along the way, allowing you to admire the beauty of this mountainous region.
Continuing on, you will arrive at Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou, one of the most iconic historical sites in Morocco.

This ancient walled village with its striking mud-brick architecture has been the setting for many famous films and television shows.
Here, you can opt to take a guided tour to learn about the kasbah’s rich history, from its origins as an important stop for traders to its modern cultural significance.

After a relaxing lunch, you’ll drive through the Ouarzazate region, famous for its cinematic scenery and film sets.
The road then follows the Draa Valley, a vast expanse of lush palm trees that contrasts sharply with the surrounding desert terrain.
As the sun begins to set, you’ll reach Zagora, a rocky desert region of exceptional beauty and tranquillity.
Your day ends with a sunset camel ride, where you can soak up the serenity of the desert as the sky turns from fiery orange to deep purple.

The trek will take you to an overnight campsite, where you can enjoy a traditional Berber dinner and music around a campfire, against the backdrop of a starry desert sky.
The camp offers basic but comfortable facilities, including tents and shared bathrooms.

Wake up early to experience the stunning desert sunrise before enjoying a hearty breakfast at the camp. Afterwards, you’ll mount your camel for a gentle ride back to the edge of the Zagora Desert, where your vehicle awaits to begin the return journey to Marrakech.

En route, you’ll stop once again in Ouarzazate, where you’ll have time to explore the Taourirt Kasbah, a former palace complex with intricate designs and an air of mystery. Ouarzazate, often called the “Hollywood of Africa,” is a famous stop for those interested in Morocco’s film industry. After lunch here, you’ll continue your scenic drive through the High Atlas Mountains, reaching Marrakech by early evening.

This 2-day Sahara tour from Marrakech blends culture, history, and adventure into a compact yet enriching experience that will leave you with lasting memories of Morocco’s desert landscape.