6-Day Morocco Desert Tour from Casablanca
- Private vehicle & driver — Pick-up at your riad, pace set by you
- Local licensed guide — Licensed guide nº2898 · since 2011
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A private 6-day tour from Casablanca: from €495 per person, with vehicle, driver, licensed guide and accommodation included — no groups, departures on your dates.
The 6-day Morocco desert tour from Casablanca is the complete Morocco experience — three imperial cities and the Sahara in under a week. Start at Casablanca airport, visit Chefchaouen’s blue streets, explore the Fes Medina with a guide, ride a camel at sunset into Erg Chebbi, sleep in a luxury camp, then continue through the gorges, kasbahs, and the High Atlas to Marrakech. From €495 per person with your own private 4×4.
Included in your tour
- Private AC 4×4 or van with English/French-speaking driver-guide — 6 full days
- Pickup from Casablanca airport or hotel
- Night 1: Chefchaouen riad — half-board
- Nights 2–3: Fes riad (2 nights) — half-board (dinner at leisure on Day 3)
- Night 4: Erg Chebbi luxury ensuite camp — half-board
- Night 5: Hotel Babylon, Dades — half-board
- Guided Fes Medina tour with local guide (Day 3)
- Guided visits at Tinghir and Aït Ben Haddou
- Sunset camel trek (Day 4) and sunrise camel ride (Day 5)
- Drop-off at your Marrakech hotel or riad
Not included
- Lunches and beverages
- Entrance fees to historical sites (optional — pay directly)
- Tips for guide and driver
- Travel insurance (recommended)
Questions travellers ask
What is a desert camp actually like?+
Our standard is the luxury ensuite camp: a proper bed with linen, a private bathroom with hot shower, rugs, lanterns, dinner served at camp and music by the fire. It is under canvas and off-grid — but closer to a small hotel in the dunes than to camping.
How long is the camel ride, and is it hard?+
About an hour into the dunes at sunset, at walking pace with a handler leading — no experience needed, and children love it. If camels are not for you, a 4×4 transfer to the same camp takes minutes; just tell us.
How cold does the desert get at night?+
Colder than anyone expects: near freezing on December–February nights, and a sharp drop after sunset in any season. Camps provide thick blankets; you provide a warm layer and something for your head.
Erg Chebbi or Zagora — which desert should I choose?+
Erg Chebbi (Merzouga) is the great dune sea — 150-metre dunes and the classic Sahara picture — but it is a long drive. Zagora's dunes are smaller and a day closer to Marrakech, ideal for 2-day tasters and young children. Our tour pages say clearly which one each route visits.
More answers in the “The desert experience” chapter of our Travel FAQ →
