Camel Trekking in Morocco · Marrakech
A private driver takes your group from Marrakech through the Dades Valley to a desert camp at Merzouga, then north via Ifrane to Fes, a night in Chefchaouen and on to Tangier. Pick it if you're leaving Morocco from the north and want the desert without sharing a group tour.

Camel Trekking in Morocco picks you up at your Marrakech accommodation for a five-day private trip that never comes back. Day 1 crosses the Atlas past Ait Benhaddou (a drive-by, per the listing) and Ouarzazate to a night in the Dades Valley. Day 2 runs through Tinghir to Erg Chebbi, with a camel ride and a night in a desert camp near Merzouga.
Day 3 is the long one: Erfoud, the Ziz Valley, the Azrou cedar forest and Ifrane, a mountain town at over 1,650 m, before Fes. Day 4 gives you a private guided half day in the Fes medina (about four hours) and an afternoon drive to Chefchaouen for the night. On day 5 you leave the Blue City for Tangier, where the trip ends. The listing names the stays: Hotel Babylon or Riad Villa Dades, Riad Damia or Riad La Clé de Fès, Riad Casa Hassan or Dar Echaouen, or similar.
It's the most expensive trip on this site, and it's priced per person. Thirteen reviews, all five stars, is a good start. Lunches are extra (the listing says €1 to €10 each), so are monument fees (€4 to €8) and the Fes guide fee (€8 per person). Only two dinners are included, in Dades and the camp. And Ait Benhaddou is a photo stop from the road, not a visit.
Pickup at your Marrakech accommodation, past Ait Benhaddou, 30 minutes in Ouarzazate, night in the Dades Valley. Dinner included.
Tinghir, then Erg Chebbi near Merzouga: a camel ride out to the desert camp for the night. Dinner included.
A long drive north via Erfoud, the Ziz Valley, the Azrou cedar forest and Ifrane. Night in a Fes riad.
A private guided half day in the medina, then the drive into the Rif. Night in Chefchaouen.
A last look at the Blue City, then the road to Tangier, where the tour ends.
Thirteen reviews so far, all five stars. The written reviews sit on Viator and Tripadvisor; read them on the listing before you book.
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In Tangier, on day 5, after a night in Chefchaouen. It does not go back to Marrakech.
Per person, from $1,257. The tour is private for your group of up to 8.
Yes, a private guided half day of about four hours on day 4. The guide fee (€8 per person) is paid separately, per the listing.
It's private, has an extra day, adds the Dades Valley, Ifrane and a Fes guide, includes the night in Chefchaouen and ends in Tangier. The 4-day route is shared and ends in Chefchaouen.
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