After breakfast, we take the old caravan route, passing through Saharan villages and gardens along the way. Continue to M'hamid, at the gateway to the Sahara Desert, stopping in the spectacular Erg Lihoudi dunes for lunch. Camel ride through the sands of the blazing desert, then continue by 4x4 through Cheggaga dunes, continuing our route away from civilization, you are now in the desert, where the silence and the vast expanse of sand are overwhelming. Spend the night in a nomad tent, experiencing desert life

Cross the Sahara above the stony desert and the dry lake Iriqui. Once you reach the edge of the desert at Foum Zguid, turn north to Taznakht, famous for its Berber carpets. Continue to Taliouine, in the heart of the saffron cultivation region of Morocco, stop for lunch before continuing to Taroudant for a night in a Riad or Hotel

This morning you can explore the small town of Taroudant, known as the "little Marrakech" for its ramparts and the medina. Continue along the valley of the Souss river passing through the forest of argan trees which supply the essential industry of argan oil. From Agadir, the road goes up along the Paradis Valley coast, passing through the fishing village of Taghazout, with the mountains as a constant backdrop. Upon arrival in Essaouira, explore the city and the medina, at your own pace, and soak up the relaxed atmosphere in the bohemian boutiques and cafes. Walk along the waterfront, lined with restaurants with fresh fish and whipped by the rugged Atlantic Ocean.

Enjoy free time in the morning to stroll around Essaouira picking up last minute souvenirs. Then transfer to Marrakech in the afternoon

Accompanied by a local guide,we will discover some of the most important historical sites of Marrakech: Bahia Palace, Saadian Tombs, Koutoubia Mosque with its Hispano-Moorish style which represents one fine Almohad masterpiece (outside only), and the famous square Djemaa El Fna. Also, the Old Medina that is full of intertwining narrow passageways and local shops full of character where you find different crafts being sold in different areas of the Souks: Slippers, musical instruments, dried fruit, leather goods, lamps, and lanterns, wool dyers, the brass and copperware...

Your trip to Morocco has come to an end already!

Your driver takes you to Marrakech Airport for your departure flight