3 Days Marrakech to Merzouga Sahara Adventure

Yes, with a note on pace: this is a short, fast-moving desert loop with long driving days across the High Atlas and back. Families with young toddlers may prefer our 5-day version, which spreads the same route more gently. We add rest and snack stops, keep the camel walks slow and guided, and use a comfortable Berber camp with proper mattresses, blankets, and a warm dinner. A planner in Casablanca is on call for the whole trip.

Absolutely. Every itinerary we send is a first draft. We build every day around your children’s ages, energy, and interests — more time in Fes, a slower morning in Chefchaouen, an extra night in the Sahara, or a finish in Essaouira. The route above is a starting point, not a fixed schedule.

Your tour includes pick-up and drop-off, a comfortable private vehicle, an English-speaking driver-guide, family-friendly hotels and riads, daily breakfast and dinner, a camel ride and overnight in luxury desert tents, and full-day guided tours in Fes and Marrakech with local official guides. Lunches, drinks, historical site entry fees, tips, and international flights are not included.

Yes, this is one of the highlights of the trip. The sunset camel trek into Erg Chebbi is slow, guided, and well-suited to children and teens. Toddlers can ride with a parent or stay at the camp with our team. The luxury desert camp is family-friendly with proper tents, beds, dinner, and stargazing after dark.

Yes. Vegetarian meals are always welcome, and any specific dietary needs — gluten-free, dairy-free, nut allergies, halal, or medical requirements — are shared in advance with every host, driver, and guide. Just tell us at the enquiry stage and every meal stop, riad breakfast, and desert dinner is planned around it.