SHORT DESERT TOUR FROM MARRAKECH

Marrakech is the touristic capital of Morocco, with a lot of attractions all around, however, Morocco offers some of the best Sahara desert tours that worth trying once you are in this beautiful city!

After your exploration of The red city of Marrakech or probably A Marrakech guided tour to see all the highlights of this unique famous city, you may need fresh air of the Atlas mountains and a trip to the Sahara desert

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The short desert tour from Marrakech offers a unique experience to visit Zagora desert in 2 days/ one night with camel riding opportunity and a night over in starts in the small dunes of Zagora! This tour from Marrakech allows you to Visit Ait Ben Haddou, Ouarzazate, Draa valley and more

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Explore the south of Morocco with a professional driver/guide who speaks your language, take memorable pictures that will inspire your friends and family!




Explore the High Atlas mountains  and its panoramic view, observing the Berber villages in the panoramic view where your drive will stop for you!

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