6 Days Tour From Tangier
Overview
Embark on a captivating 6 Days Tour From Tangier, unveiling the vibrant cities, majestic landscapes, and serene desert vibes that have captivated travelers for centuries. Your journey begins in Tangier, a coastal gem where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic. Explore the bustling medina, haggle for treasures in the colorful souks, and soak in the panoramic vistas from the Kasbah walls. Bid farewell to Tangier and delve into the ancient city of Fes, the spiritual and cultural heart of Morocco. Lose yourself in the labyrinthine alleys of El Bali, the largest car-free urban area in the world, marvel at architectural wonders like the Bou Inania Madrasa, and wander through vibrant souks overflowing with spices and handcrafted goods.
As you venture south, the Middle Atlas Mountains rise before you, dotted with charming Berber villages and cedar forests teeming with playful Barbary macaques. Embrace the tranquility of the Sahara Desert in Merzouga, where golden sands stretch as far as the eye can see. Camel trek across the rolling dunes at sunrise, savor a traditional Berber breakfast in a secluded nomad camp, and lose yourself in the star-studded night sky. This exhilarating journey continues through Ouarzazate, the “Hollywood of Morocco,” where dramatic landscapes and kasbahs have served as backdrops for countless films. Explore the UNESCO-listed Ait Ben Haddou, a picturesque kasbah perched on a hilltop, and let your imagination wander to scenes from iconic movies. Finally, immerse yourself in the vibrant chaos of Marrakech, the beating heart of Morocco. Haggle for handcrafted treasures in the bustling souks, be mesmerized by the spectacle of Jemaa el-Fnaa, the city’s iconic main square, and savor a traditional feast in a Riad, a traditional courtyard house.
Tour Itinerary
Day 1: Tangier to Fes
Start your 6 Days Tour From Tangier, a coastal gem where the Mediterranean kisses the Atlantic. Explore the bustling medina, a labyrinthine maze of narrow alleys and vibrant souks overflowing with spices, carpets, and handcrafted treasures. Climb the Kasbah walls for panoramic vistas, then step back in time at the American Legation Museum, a window into Tangier’s rich cultural tapestry.
In the afternoon, embark on a scenic journey to Fes, the spiritual and cultural heart of Morocco. As you weave through the Rif Mountains, witness breathtaking landscapes and Berber villages clinging to rugged peaks. Arrive in Fes in the golden hour, and let the ancient city envelope you with its medieval charm.
Day 2: Fes to Merzouga
No visit to Fes is complete without delving into the labyrinthine alleys of El Bali, the largest car-free urban area in the world. Lose yourself in the vibrant souks, haggle for unique souvenirs, and marvel at the architectural wonders like the Bou Inania Madrasa and the Al-Karaouine Mosque, the oldest university in the world.
In the afternoon, bid farewell to Fes and journey towards the golden sands of the Sahara Desert. Traverse the Middle Atlas Mountains, stopping at the charming Swiss-style village of Ifrane and the cedar forests of Azrou, where playful Barbary macaques might greet you from the trees.
As the sun dips below the horizon, arrive in Merzouga, a gateway to the Erg Chebbi dunes. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of the desert, lose yourself in the star-studded night sky, and prepare for an unforgettable adventure tomorrow.
Day 3: Merzouga desert tour
Embrace the magic of the Sahara with a sunrise camel trek across the rolling dunes of Erg Chebbi. Feel the sand whisper beneath your feet as the golden sun paints the sky with vibrant hues. Reach a secluded nomad camp, savor a traditional Berber breakfast, and immerse yourself in the peaceful desert way of life.
In the afternoon, return to Merzouga and explore the surrounding villages, perhaps visiting a Ksar, a traditional fortified village, or indulging in a relaxing hammam treatment. As the sun sets over the dunes, casting long shadows on the golden sands, cherish the unique beauty of the desert.
Day 4: Merzouga to Ouarzazate
Bid farewell to the serenity of the desert and journey towards Ouarzazate, the “Hollywood of Morocco.” This bustling city has served as a backdrop for countless films, with its dramatic landscapes and kasbahs, traditional fortified villages, offering a glimpse into Morocco’s cinematic allure.
Explore the UNESCO-listed Ait Ben Haddou, a picturesque kasbah perched on a hilltop, its ochre walls reflecting the golden sunlight. Wander through the maze of narrow streets, climb the ramparts for stunning views, and let your imagination wander to scenes from movies filmed here.
Day 5: Ouarzazate to Marrakech
On your penultimate day of your 6 Days Tour From Tangier, travel to Marrakech, the vibrant heartbeat of Morocco. Immerse yourself in the cacophony of Jemaa el-Fnaa, the city’s iconic main square, a mesmerizing blend of snake charmers, musicians, henna artists, and food stalls.
Explore the bustling souks, bargaining for handcrafted treasures, and marvel at the architectural jewels like the Koutoubia Mosque, its towering minaret piercing the sky. In the evening, savor a traditional Moroccan feast in a Riad, a traditional courtyard house, and be lulled by the enchanting melodies of live music.
Day 6: Marrakech to Tangier
Bid farewell to the captivating chaos of Marrakech and return to Tangier, taking one last chance to explore the city’s unique blend of European and African influences. Visit the Majorelle Garden, an oasis of vibrant blue hues and lush greenery, or indulge in a traditional mint tea while basking in the warm Mediterranean sun. As your journey comes to an end, carry with you the memories of Morocco’s vibrant cities, enchanting deserts, and breathtaking landscapes. This 6-day tour is just a taste of the magic that awaits in this captivating country, leaving you yearning to return and explore its endless wonders.
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Included
- Private car with A/C
- English speaking driver or a driver & a tour guide
- Meals: 3 breakfasts & 2 dinners
- Private room in the hotels/riads & private tent in the camp
- First, second, and third-night accommodations
- Camel riding experience
Excluded
- Lunches
- Tips (optional)
- Entrance fee to Atlas Studio (optional to visit)
- Beverages
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Highlight overview
Chefchaouen
Nestled in the Rif Mountains of northwestern Morocco, Chefchaouen, often dubbed the “Blue Pearl,” is a picturesque town that enchants visitors with its vibrant azure-washed houses, winding alleyways, and laid-back charm. Stepping into Chefchaouen is like entering a living watercolor painting. Every corner bursts with the vivid blue hue, painting the doors, windows, arches, and even the stairs in a mesmerizing symphony of color. This unique tradition, believed to date back to the 1930s, is said to symbolize peace, tranquility, and ward off evil spirits.
The medina, or old town, is the heart and soul of Chefchaouen. A labyrinth of narrow, cobbled alleys, it beckons you to get lost in its charm. Peek into local shops brimming with colorful Moroccan crafts, savor the aroma of freshly baked bread wafting from traditional ovens, and lose yourself in the rhythmic click-clack of Berber slippers against the stone. Beyond the azure walls, Chefchaouen offers a plethora of experiences. Hike up the Kasbah for panoramic views of the town and the surrounding mountains, explore the Ethnographic Museum housed in a former kasbah, or unwind in the lush green oasis of Ras el-Ma.
Ouarzazate
Ouarzazate, affectionately nicknamed “The Door to the Desert,” lies nestled in the heart of Morocco’s dramatic Draa Valley, where sun-baked landscapes collide with vibrant history and cinematic allure. This fascinating city offers a tapestry of experiences, beckoning travelers to explore its ancient kasbahs, journey into the vast Sahara, and delve into the world of Hollywood on the sands. Ouarzazate’s past whispers through its ochre-hued walls. Climb the ramparts of the Taourirt Kasbah, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and imagine the caravans of traders bustling through its gates centuries ago. Explore the Dar Glaoui museum housed within, a treasure trove of Moroccan art and artifacts. Stroll through the bustling souks, haggle for handcrafted Berber carpets and silver jewelry, and savor the scents of exotic spices in the air.
The magic of Ouarzazate stretches beyond its city limits. Journey into the breathtaking landscape of the Draa Valley, dotted with verdant palm groves and traditional mud-brick villages. Hike through the rugged Dades Gorge, sculpted by eons of wind and water, or visit the Ait Ben Haddou, a UNESCO-listed ksar (fortified village) that has graced the silver screen in countless films like Gladiator and Game of Thrones. Ouarzazate’s cinematic legacy is undeniable. Nicknamed “Hollywood of Morocco,” the city has served as a backdrop for over 200 films, from Lawrence of Arabia to Star Wars. Explore the Atlas Corporation Studios, peek behind the scenes of past productions, and marvel at the colossal props used in iconic movies.
Tizi n’tichka
Tizi n’Tichka, meaning “Pass of the Pastures” in Berber, is more than just a mountain pass in Morocco. It’s a gateway, a landmark, and a breathtaking slice of Moroccan landscapes. At 2,260 meters (7,415 feet), Tizi n’Tichka is the highest major road pass in North Africa. Imagine winding your way through serpentine roads, the landscape transforming from fertile plains below to rugged mountain peaks above. Each twist and turn unveils dramatic vistas, painting a canvas of rolling hills, deep valleys, and the occasional Berber village clinging to the slopes.
Tizi n’Tichka marks the dividing line between the bustling cities of Marrakech and the vast Saharan expanse. Crossing the pass, you leave behind the vibrant colors and fragrant chaos of Morocco’s imperial city and enter a realm of silence and golden sands. It’s a journey like stepping through a portal, from one world to another. As you journey through Tizi n’Tichka, keep an eye out for the colorful tents of nomadic Berber tribes. Stop for a steaming cup of mint tea and engage in conversation, learning about their ancient traditions and resilient way of life. These encounters offer a glimpse into the heart of Moroccan culture.