Duration
2 days
Tour Type
DESERT TOURS
Languages
English
On this 2 Day Desert Tour From Errachidia, we travel to desert through o Ziz Valley and Erfoud before reaching the captivating dunes of Merzouga. Experience the enchantment of camel trekking to a desert camp under the starry sky.
The next day, explore the Sahara Desert in a 4×4 vehicle, visiting nomadic families and experiencing their unique culture. Conclude your adventure with a return to Errachidia, filled with memories of the desert’s beauty and charm.
Today will start with a pick-up from Moulay Ali Cherif Airport or your hotel in Errachidia. We drive to the scenic Ziz Valley, pausing for picturesque views. Then proceed to Erfoud, known as the “Fossil Capital,” before arriving at the Merzouga Desert.
After relaxing at the hotel, you’ll prepare for an incredible camel ride into the heart of the dunes to view the breathtaking sunset.
When you arrive at the camp, you’ll be greeted with mint tea before settling into your comfy tents with bathroom and shower as the Sahara presents its stunning evening hues.
Dinner is ready, and as you eat, a musical performance by the group around the fire adds to the allure of the starry Sahara night.
Today make sure to wake up early to witness the breathtaking sunrise, as the dunes come alive with a mesmerizing display of colors and shadows, so you will not miss an awe-inspiring spectacle. After breakfast you will explore the Sahara Desert in a 4×4 vehicle.
we’ll go off the usual route, exploring the dunes on an unpaved road and stopping for tea with nomads in traditional Berber tents. This immersive experience gives you a glimpse into a different way of life.
Afterward, we drive to Khamlia village, where you will be treated to the enthralling rhythms of real Gnawa music and you’ll even get to eat Berber pizza for lunch. Then return to Errachidia, where your tour concludes with a drop-off at the airport or your hotel
What language is spoken in Morocco?
Arabic is the official language, with a Moroccan dialect called Darjia widely spoken. French is also common due to historical ties, and some Spanish is heard in certain areas.
Is Morocco safe for travelers?
Morocco is generally safe and politically stable. Tourists should be mindful of petty theft, scams, and harassment, which are the most common crimes.
How should I dress in Morocco?
Dressing conservatively is advised, especially for women. Covering down to wrists and ankles is required when visiting mosques.
What is the currency in Morocco?
The Moroccan Dirham (MAD) is the local currency. It’s recommended to have cash for smaller markets and cabs, as they may not accept credit cards.
When is the best time to travel to Morocco?
Spring (March to May) and Autumn (September to November) are ideal for pleasant weather.
What food is common in Morocco?
Traditional dishes include tagine, couscous, and mint tea. Street food and local delicacies offer a taste of Moroccan culture.
Is tipping customary in Morocco?
Yes, tipping is customary for services such as dining, guides, and taxis.
What are the must-visit places in Morocco?
Marrakech, Fes, Chefchaouen, and the Sahara Desert are among the top destinations.
Can I use Euros or US Dollars in Morocco?
While the Dirham is preferred, some places may accept Euros. US Dollars are less commonly accepted and should be exchanged for local currency.
Are there any health precautions I should take before traveling to Morocco?
It’s advisable to consult with a travel clinic for recommended vaccinations and to carry any personal medications.
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