• Hotel or Riad Pick-Up in Fez
  Convenient pick-up from your accommodation in Fez to begin your desert adventure.
• Hotel or Riad Drop-Off in Marrakech
  End your journey with a smooth drop-off at your accommodation in Marrakech.
• Private Transportation
  Travel comfortably in a modern, air-conditioned 4x4 vehicle or minivan(depending on group size), exclusively for your group.
• Professional Private Driver-Guide
  Enjoy the company of a knowledgeable, friendly driver who speaks English and French fluently, and shares insights into Moroccan culture and landscapes.
• Camel Trek Experience
  A scenic camel ride at sunset through the golden dunes of Erg Chebbi, led by a local desert guide.
• Overnight in a Desert Camp
  Spend the night in a traditional and comfortable Berber-style desert camp, with the option to upgrade to a luxury camp upon request.
• 1 Night in a Riad or Hotel in Dades Valley
  Relax in a charming Riad or hotel in the Dades Gorge with private room and bathroom.
• 2 Dinners Included
  Enjoy delicious, locally prepared Moroccan dinners:
  1 in the desert camp
  1 in Dades Valley accommodation
• 2 Breakfasts Included
  Moroccan-style breakfasts served at your accommodations.
• Sandboarding in the Desert
  Optional sandboarding on the dunes, available at the desert camp (free of charge).
• Visits to Key Sights Along the Route
  Including stops in:
  Ifrane and the Cedar Forest of Azrou
  Ziz Valley, Todra Gorge, and Dades Valley
  Ait Ben Haddou(UNESCO site)
  Ouarzazate(optional photo stop at the Atlas Film Studios)
• Photo Stops and Flexibility
  Multiple scenic stops for photos, rest breaks, and short explorations along the way.
• Fuel, Tolls & Taxes Included
  All travel-related expenses are covered—no hidden costs.

• Lunches during the tour (your driver can recommend good local restaurants along the way)
• Drinks(bottled water, soft drinks, etc.)
• Tips for the driver, camel guide, or local service providers (at your discretion)
• Extras such as personal purchases, snacks, or souvenirs
• Entrance Fees to Monuments or Studios(e.g., Ait Ben Haddou, Atlas Film Studios, or optional guided visits)

• Physical Requirements:
  This tour involves a camel trek into the desert, which may not be suitable for individuals with back problems, limited mobility, or those who are pregnant.
  Travelers can opt for a 4x4 transfer to the desert camp instead of camel riding if needed—please request in advance.
• Accessibility:
  Unfortunately, this experience is not wheelchair accessible due to the desert terrain and traditional accommodations.
  Please contact us in advance if you have specific mobility needs—we’ll do our best to accommodate.
• Infant Policy:
  Infant seats are available upon request.
  The tour is not recommended for children under 3 years old due to long driving hours and desert conditions.
• Travel Insurance:
  We recommend that all guests have comprehensive travel insurance that covers desert travel and medical emergencies.
• Luggage:
  Please bring an overnight bag for the desert camp and leave larger suitcases in the vehicle or with your main accommodation if possible.
  We can safely store your main luggage during the desert stay.
• Climate & Clothing Tips:
  The desert can be hot during the day and cold at night —we recommend bringing layers, including a warm jacket for the evening.
  Comfortable walking shoes, a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen are also highly recommended.

To make the most of your Sahara Desert adventure, we recommend bringing the following items:

• Comfortable walking shoes or sandals (for walking in towns, kasbahs, and desert terrain)
• Light layers for the daytime (t-shirts, breathable pants, lightweight scarf)
• Warm clothing for the desert nights, especially in autumn and winter (fleece, jacket, beanie)
• Sunglasses, sunscreen, and a sunhat – the desert sun can be strong even in cooler months
• A small backpack or overnight bag for the desert camp stay
• Any medications you may need
• Camera or phone for photos – trust us, you’ll want to capture the moments!
• Cash for lunches, souvenirs, and tips, as ATMs are limited in remote areas