Sahara. Marrakech 2026

Sahara. Marrakech.

Între 15.11 și 15.12 poți achiziționa turul redus cu 20%, folosind codul 2026

Who hasn't dreamed of a night under the countless desert stars?

We invite you on a new spicy adventure, as you may already be used to.

With adrenaline, beautiful, unique and unique North African atmosphere, but also with some incursions into the culture of intertwined civilisations hard to forget!

Together we travel through five distinct North African micro-regions and their unique ways of life:

• argan, harvested for cosmetic purposes only by women (we detail its history there)

• that of olives

• that of roses, with the undisclosed capital at Kelaat M`Gouna

• that of apples, with its "capital" in Midelt, at the foot of the Ayachi mountains, which we will also cross

• and finally figs, pomegranates and lemons - Beni Mellal

We land in Marrakech, at the foot of the Atlas Mountains - the gateway from the Moorish world of North Africa to the hot southern Sahara, the world's largest desert.

Get ready for an assault on all your senses as... we immerse ourselves completely in the impossible to describe atmosphere of the anthill called Medina - the old centre of Marrakech.

We are staying in a riad (residential complex - I find it hard to call it a house :)) ) with delicious Moorish architecture and, after taking a deep breath, we get ready to visit one of the most unique human furnishings on the planet: the Jemaa el-Fnaa:

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Berber music, dervishes, snake tights and ah, those Berber storytellers that make you think of Sheherazade, street food either delicious or... very original :) , souvenirs, noise and lots of people, that's how we could define the atmosphere of the market which has been included in the UNESCO cultural heritage in order to preserve it.

We try to retire to one of the nearby rooftops after a crowd bath where we enjoy a cup of tea or Arabic coffee.

We then head south via Ait ben Hadou and stop for a lunch break in Oarzazate - the gateway to the Sahara.

We feast our eyes on the Dades Valley's fantastic serpentines and its impressive canyon then spend two days in the rocky world of the Atlas.

We retreat to the cool shade of the Todgha Gorges for hiking, via ferrata and poolside lounging.

We continue the tour, with the Saharan sand dunes that we've been dreaming of since we've been back home!

We go to Merzouga and we board our camels for a little over an hour's ride across the sand dunes to the Berber campsite that will be our host for the night and a place to welcome the sunrise.

We'll sleep the next night right on the desert sand, yes, under a thousand stars!

The last highlight of the tour is probably the most adrenalized: we go rafting, of course :)))

Who knew that in the heart of the Atlas Mountains swirling rivers make their way through red rock walls!

The experience is a special one, gradual in difficulty and optional.

We say goodbye to our rafting hosts where we have slept one night and return to Marrakech for our flight home.

I would like to come but I have no rafting, mountain or desert experience!

It's okay, we have us :)

• Rafting and canyoning can be lightly adrenalising or scenic and light depending on the water level, group structure and therefore the river chosen (we have 4 options available). We go with the most experienced rafting operator in Morocco which has an international team of guides and we are fellow members of the International Rafting Federation. The experience is for everyone!

• the via ferrata is also spectacular but not technically difficult (and of course optional)

• Desert tours (on camels, motorbikes or ATVs) are friendly in terms of distance and travelling time and the experience of a night under the open sky is unrivalled!

Notes:

The entire tour can also be done on enduro touring motorbikes; if you're keen and have the necessary experience contact us for details.

The tour runs with a minimum of six people registered.

Ask for details at either office@outdoor-events.ro, either by whatsapp at 0722415407.

Last year was a great tour and we enjoyed it in a big group! See in the gallery photos of the tour.