Pre-planning a trip to Morocco is as exciting as it is important. With so many different cultural identities, landscapes, and histories, there may be too much to see in too little time. Here Our mission begins! This is how you can get a full Moroccan experience in 8 days.

Day 1:Arrival at Marrakech.

Check out the airport and transfer to the Medina Riad, the center of Marrakech's historic city, a 2-minute walk from the famous Jamaa El Fna. In the afternoon the best option is to explore the medina on your own, approaching the square that in the evening is full of narrators, jugglers, and diviners. Charmers of snakes, dancers, removers of the tooth, and so on. Riad for overnight.

Day 2:Marrakech – High Atlas – Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah – Ouarzazate.

Take a private 4-way-4 car from 8:30 a.m. and go through the high mountains of the High Atlas to Ouarzazate. We're going to see the port of Tizi Ntichka, which is on our way. The peak of our country with 2.260 m. We can enjoy the lovely countryside on the way, taking photos of the Berber villages from the viewpoints. Then we're going to take a little road to Telouat Kasbah. You'll enjoy the typical food in the city after visiting the kasbah. In the afternoon we will continue through the Ounila Valley to the Ksar (fortified village) in Ait Ben Haddou to visit the Kasbah (declared a World Heritage site by UNESCO in 1986) with small Berber towns and families that live in adobe houses in the mountains. Famous movies, including Obelix, The Mummy, The Nile Jewel, Sahara, Penélope Cruz, and so on, have been shot on this spectacular stage. After visiting the kasbah, we will go to the "Desert's Gate" in Ouarzazate, where we will spend the night.

Day 3:Ouarzazate – Draa Valley – Merzouga Desert – Camel ride and night in the Berber tent.

We go to Draa Valley after breakfast to visit one of Morocco's longest rivers. On the road, we stop to take a photo and have a view of the spectacular kasbahs, the Berber villages along the road, and the beauty of the valley of Draa. After 2 hrs of driving, we reach the beautiful dunes of Merzouga in Nkob or Alnif. "Powerful dunes desert." We'll change our motorized transport there to go into the heart of the desert for one of animal traction. When we reach the camp, we stay in tents, like those used by the nomad families, that are camel hair tents. Dinner and night in the Berber tent under a beautiful starry sky.

Day 4:Merzouga Desert – Nomads Families – Tisardmin Oasis – Erg Chebbi Dunes.

This is a whole day in the forest. "Sunrise Day" It is worthwhile waking up early in the middle of the wilderness to ponder the most beautiful sunrise that you've ever seen on the dune next to the camp, and to admire this nature-giving landscape. We return to Merzouga after sunrise on the camels, where we have a hearty meal. Then we're going to skip the Erg Chebbi, a perfect extension of Morocco's sandy desert. That's over 250mts tall. We trace the route once used for the "Paris-Dakar," which ends in Agelia 's neighboring mountains. Rest at Tissardmin oasis, where we can find even fossil quarries, then follow the road to see the nomadic villages and learn their secrets and traditions. The next stop will lead you to the Erg Chebbi hole. Then we'll hit the musical concert of Gnawa's spiritual music, which originates in Mali, where we can have a soothing cup of tea. Transfer into your lodging and free afternoon to enjoy the city and dunes near the hotel to watch the sunset. Overnight at the hotel and dinner.

Day 5:Merzouga Desert – Rissani Market – Erfoud Fossil’s – Todra Gorges – Dadés Valley.

After breakfast, we leave the desert to go to the marketplace of Rissani (Marketing Days: Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday) and to Erfoud where we will see the fossilized marble factories before heading our way to the palm trees of Touroug and Tinjdad. One hour later we'll hit the Todra Gorges, one of the best points in the high Atlas. Thanks to the elegance and high climbing sides, the canyon is well recognized among climbers. There's free time for lunch in this beautiful spot. A simple stroll through the gorges is recommended to admire the scenery of the countryside. In the afternoon we continue to the Dadès valley, also known as the figs valley going through Boumalne Dadés we`ll stop at the “monkey legs”.Dinner and night at the Dadès gorges.

Day 6:Dadés Valley – Palm Groves of Skoura – High Atlas Mountains – Marrakech.

We will enjoy breakfast one of the best views of the valley of Dadès from a strategic view in the mountains, which gives us a fantastic perspective on the numbers of kasbahs and some of the scenic features. We then follow a road dot of numerous tourist kasbahs. After a few exits, you can enjoy the "One thousand kasbahs." We're going to Ouarzazate to visit the Kasbah ofTaourirt, the ancient Glaoui or Marrakech Pascha home, from the Roses Valley to the large Skoura Palm Grove. And we will visit the movie studios and the Tue Museum if you are interested. We are leaving the moorland here, and we have another view full of colors. We are going back to Marrakech at six o'clock in the morning, overnight at the hotel. We're going to go to a mountain port in Tizi Ntichka, to take photos.

Day 7:Visit the Medina and Marrakech Historical Monuments.

Visit Medina with a local guide in Marrakech in the morning. The wide wall surrounding the medina, the Koutoubia Minaret, which is the twin of the Giralda Tower in Seville, is to begin to admire. Then we will see the Tomb of the Saadianns, Bahia Palace, and Majorelle Gardens ... eventually arriving in the Square of Jamaa, El Fna. Free time to play your haggling craft in the souk or to explore secret areas in the medina in the evening. Riad housing. Accommodation.

Day 8:Marrakech –Airport.

From morning till the time of travel, breakfast and free time. Switch to the airport and show you the boarding entrance, where we can assist you with your bags. Our services are ended.