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Your hotel or riad in central Marrakech. If you are staying inside the Medina, your pickup will be at the closest point accessible to vehicles.
7:15 AM
Returns to original departure point or Djemaa El Fna
詳細的出發地點，時間請參考電子票（Voucher）中的詳細介紹
Day 1: Marrakech Ouarzazate Boumalne du Dad□s
Following a morning pickup from your accommodation in Marrakech, head deep into the High Atlas Mountains in your air-conditioned minivan to begin your tour. Travel along the Tizi-n-Tichka pass and past rural Berber villages, where local shepherds herd their flocks the way they have for thousands of years.
First, visit the UNESCO World Heritage site of A t Benhaddou kasbah, where locals and travelers alike have met to socialize and trade down the centuries. Soak up the atmosphere at your leisure, then head onward with your guide to Ouarzazate for lunch in a local cafe (own expense). Perhaps visit Taourirte Kasbah ─ a popular meeting place for people from the Atlas, Dr a and Dad□s Valleys.
In the afternoon, head onward with your guide to the oasis at Skoura. Pause to admire the lush, green palm trees rising like a mirage in the dry desert, then continue on along the Dad□s River through deep gorges, where the ruins of ancient kasbahs lie among traditional Berber villages.
Arrive in Boumalne du Dad□s in the evening, where your dinner and accommodation await.
Overnight: H tel du Vieux Ch teau du Dad□s in Boumalne du Dad□s.
Meals included: Dinner
Day 2: Boumalne du Dad□s Merzouga Erg Chebbi
After breakfast at your hotel, hop back aboard your minivan and travel out along the famous ‘Road of 1000 Kasbahs’ to nearby Tinghir. Stroll through the oasis to the mighty Todra Gorge, where a deep crevasse in the orange limestone provides spectacular views, then sit down to lunch at your leisure (own expense) in one of the local cafes.
In the afternoon, visit the holy town of Rissani ─ birthplace of Morocco’s ruling royal family and the age-old capital of the Tafilalt region. Continue on to Merzouga, a small village sitting on the borders of the Sahara Desert. Meet your camel caravan and, with the sun slowly moving across the afternoon sky, set off toward Erg Chebbi and your camp in the heart of the desert.
With traditional music from local nomads to entertain you, enjoy dinner and an evening under the stars before retiring to bed.
Overnight: campsite in the Sahara Desert.
Meals included: Breakfast, Dinner
Day 3: Erg Chebbi Ouarzazate Marrakech
Following an early-morning stroll before breakfast to enjoy sunrise among the sand dunes (optional), ride your camel back to Merzouga and meet your driver for the start of your return journey to Marrakech.
Stop for lunch in Ouarzazate (own expense), then head onward through the spectacular scenery of the High Atlas Mountains. Arrive back at your Marrakech accommodation in the mid-evening to conclude your tour.
Meals included: Breakfast
Please note: There are two different accommodation options for this tour:
Standard accommodation: You will stay a standard en-suite room at Hotel du Vieux Chateau du Dades (or similar) with air-condition not being guaranteed; the desert camp will be in a shared tent with camp beds and basic washing/toilet facilities (no shower). Private accommodation is not guaranteed, it might be double, 3-bed or 4-bed room and tent.
Deluxe accommodation: You will stay in an en-suite room Western standard bathrooms and air-condition at Auberge Ait Oudinar (or similar). In the desert, a private tent with a bed is guaranteed and there are Western-standard bathroom facilities (hot shower).
After the ride back to Merzouga on day 3 you will have the opportunity to take a shower and freshen up at a private room in the hotel.
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Driver/guide
Overnight accommodation in Tinghir city
Camel trekking Erg Chebbi
Overnight accommodation at a Sahara desert camp in Erg Chebbi
Dinner & Breakfast
Transport by air-conditioned minivan/minibus
Hotel pickup and drop-off (selected hotels only)
Gratuities
Food and drinks, unless specified
Local guides
用戶評價
滿意度4.5分
評價來自10位遊客
Barbara G2019-04-12
The tour itself was a ton of fun, the restaurants we went to were delicious and the van was comfortable. Great tour to take if you want to meet some other cool travelers, see the tourist sites, and prefer having a relatively more authentic experience vs 'glamping'. Never felt unsafe as a young woman traveling alone with another young woman. Everyone we met was chill and very respectful, helpful, and nice.
Special shout-out goes to our driver Muhammad who was awesome! So friendly and low-key hilarious. He made an already great trip that much better. The best driver!
ANNALISA M2019-04-01
The tour was perfectly organize, we could see soo many things, and many many thanks to the bus driver Obama Mohamed who drive us very well and explain many things of Marocco and was very kind. Excellent!!!!
Annika R2019-01-17
This was a great tour, with a lot of interesting people. The food wasn't the most flavorful, but fine still. There is a lot of driving, with plenty of bathroom breaks. You get to see some stunning places on the way to the desert as well. We got the private tents which were beautiful. Seeing the stars at night in the desert was indescribable as well.
Alexander P2018-12-31
An excellent tour for three days seeing a section of the beautiful terrain Morocco has to offer. Finished off with an amazing night under the stars in the desert. Youssef our driver was excellent, very accomodating and drove well
ngaian t2018-12-24
The trip was wonderful. Just some tips if you are going in December. The weather in the desert is cold at night but I have thick coats on so I slept comfortably. Dont throw tissue into the toilet as it can't be flushed. To see the sky filled with stars, wake up between 5:30-6:30 in the morning. Omar the boss I guess is very nice. My drop off location is in a different hotel and he paid for a small taxi at the medina to have the driver drop me off. I really appreciate is kindness and I stongly recommend joining his tour to the desert. Remember to dress warm and you should be very much enjoying this memorable experience.
kidsrns2018-11-26
Although a lot of driving, riding camels on the Sahara is totally worth the drive. Our guide Hussein was an excellent driver and our group was so fun! Riding camels in the Sahara was so surreal and beautiful. Upgrade the tent if you can!
isabel L2018-10-26
the ride in the van is long, AC worked well, at the begining its a curvy road, i was getting almost sick, but the driver stops few times to stretch your legs ,use bathroom, etc. the best part is the night in the desert, what a magestic place! we picked the luxury tent, and it was worth it! we played drums at night around a fire, and we had a fun group. next day wake up early and see the sunrise, it was awesome. Going back to Marrakech is a long drive, again, be prepared. the agent from ANDO travel was great also, he always answer when contacted, and was corteous always.
Bernadette2018-10-25
Our camel trek experience far surpassed our expectations. Nothing but compliments to all our guides who were fun and informative as we travelled thru the Dades valley and introduced us to the Berber culture. We had signed up for the luxury tour and were so happy that we did. We had a huge tent-complete with a very comfortable kingsized bed along with a second bed and a complete modern bathroom-plus our luggage was taken to our tent for us so we had it all with us overnight and didn't need to take a backpack with us on the camels. The actual camel trek was so well done.-the campsite was beautiful with the tents in a square and carpets laid down leading to each tent. We mounted the camels late afternoon and had a beautiful ride into the desert, then dinner and entertainment under an incredible starlit sky. The guides also lined up all the camels in the moonlight for us to take some incredible silhouette pictures of them. The next morning we were up early for breakfast before sunrise, then a camel ride and stopping to climb a dune to watch the sunrise. An altogether an incredible experience.The ride back on the last day was an long one along curving roads most of the day-not an easy day but unless you took an extra day, no way to get back by evening. My husband and I were by far the oldest couple on the tour and we felt that they really kept an eye on us and were there to help us climb the dunes etc.The night we returned i got up with food poisoning so be careful in your food selections as you stop in many restaurants along the way-am sure i let my guard down the last day and ordered a tomato salad which is probably where i contacted it.No one else seemed to have any problems so it was most likely just a wrong choice on my part
Steven G2018-10-24
In general a good trip, but a few negatives:The minibus was full and rather cramped. You have to spend rather a long time in the bus. First night Hotel Bougafer was Ok, but not great and bed was very hard. Next day a visit to the big Kasbah which was great but you get taken to the usual man who spends 45mins trying to sell you carpets. Next night was in the desert. The camel ride was great (but sore). We paid for tor the upgrade at the desert came which was worth it. But the upgrade is only the camp, not the hotel. Next day is a very very very long and uncomfortable drive back to Marrakech. The driver who was supposed to also be our guide, whilst friendly, said pretty much nothing on the trip.
Paul L2018-10-08
Overall really good experience and great value.
Positive things:
- Picked up and dropped off next to our riad,
- Slept under the stars in the Sahara, saw the sunset and sunrise in the desert,
- All of the places that we stopped off to visit were nice even for someone like me who has never watched a single episode of GoT. The guides were friendly and informative,
- Really good value when you think about what you pay and what you get.
Negative things:
- Be aware that road safety doesn't really exist in Morocco seriously. So probably not for you if you're scared of dying in a road traffic accident,
- The places they take you to eat at lunchtime are basically Moroccan equivalents to motorway service stations. In general you pay about 10 euros for an awful meal,
- The hotel on the first night was, er, quite average. Didn't have hot water when we showered,
- A lot of time spent in a minibus. I was aware of that when I booked so no complaints. But minibuses are difficult when you're over 6ft and you're sat there for 12 hours as is the case on the 3rd day. The air conditioning in the minibus wasn't great i.e. didn't keep me cool either,
Neither positive nor negative:
- Some people in the group were pretty negative about the desert camp we didn't take the luxury option. I thought it was ok. I wouldn't have wanted to sleep inside, but dragging the bed up a sand dune and sleeping up there was just fine really nice even. Not sure the sheets ever get washed, but I just slept in my clothes. If you are used to comfy hotels and can't exist without a shower and flush toilet then maybe take the luxury camp option,
- Probably best not to try and see the whole thing from the camel's point of view. Just enjoy the ride.
So overall a good trip and excellent value. The negative points are just a reflection of the fact that the trip is really inexpensive. Except the one about road safety, that's generally applicable to Morocco.
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