Discover the best of northern and southern Morocco on this 6 days tour from Fes to Tangier.
This tour combines imperial cities, Sahara Desert landscapes, and mountain scenery in one itinerary.
Travel from ancient medinas to golden dunes of Merzouga and experience authentic Moroccan culture.
Explore Roman ruins, blue-painted streets, and vibrant traditional markets along the way.
Each day offers a new region, new culture, and unforgettable views.
Perfect for travelers seeking adventure, history, and diversity in a short time.
Highlights – 6 days tour from Fes to Tangier
- Guided tour of the historic medina of Fes
- Camel trekking and overnight stay in the Sahara Desert
- Sunset and sunrise over the dunes of Merzouga
- Visit to Roman ruins of Volubilis
- Explore the blue streets of Chefchaouen
- Discover imperial cities like Meknes
- Scenic drive through the Middle Atlas and Rif Mountains
- End the journey in vibrant Tangier
Itinerary – 6 days tour from Fes to Tangier
Day 1: Arrival in Fes – Welcome to Morocco
First, you arrive in the historic city of Fes. You will be welcomed at the airport or your accommodation. Then, you transfer to your hotel or riad in the medina. After check-in, you can relax and recover from your journey. Fes is one of the oldest imperial cities in Morocco. It is famous for its culture and traditions. In the evening, you may enjoy a short walk nearby. The atmosphere is calm and authentic. Narrow streets, local sounds, and traditional architecture surround you. This first day is easy and comfortable. It helps you prepare for the tour ahead. You can also enjoy a welcome dinner at your riad. Moroccan hospitality makes you feel at home. Soft lights and warm decoration create a unique mood. Overnight stay in Fes. This day is all about arrival, rest, and introduction to Morocco’s magical atmosphere.
Day 2: Guided Tour of Fes – Explore the Medina
After breakfast, your guided tour of Fes begins. First, you explore the ancient medina. Then, you walk through narrow alleys full of life. The guide explains the history and culture of the city. You visit Al Quaraouiyine University, one of the oldest in the world. Next, you see traditional tanneries and artisan workshops. The colors and smells are unique. After that, you continue to historical madrasas and palaces. Fes is a spiritual and cultural center of Morocco. Local markets offer spices, crafts, and textiles. You will feel the energy of daily life everywhere. Transitioning from one area to another feels like stepping back in time. Lunch can be in a traditional restaurant. In the afternoon, you continue exploring new districts. Finally, you return to your riad for rest. This day is full of discovery, history, and cultural immersion.
Day 3: Fes to Merzouga Desert – Gateway to the Sahara
After breakfast, you depart from Fes toward the desert. First, you travel through the Middle Atlas Mountains. The scenery changes step by step. Then, you pass through cedar forests and small villages. You may see wild monkeys along the road. After that, you continue toward the Ziz Valley. Palm trees and dramatic landscapes appear. Gradually, the desert begins to show itself. You arrive in Merzouga, the edge of the Sahara. Here, the golden dunes of Erg Chebbi rise high. Next, you switch to camels for a desert trek. The sunset over the dunes is unforgettable. Colors change from gold to deep orange. You reach your desert camp in the evening. Dinner is served under the stars. Traditional music creates a magical atmosphere. This day is long but very rewarding. It connects mountains, valleys, and desert in one journey.
Day 4: Merzouga to Meknes – From Desert to Imperial City
Early in the morning, you watch the sunrise over the dunes. Then, after breakfast, you leave the desert. First, you return by 4×4 or camel to the village. Next, the journey continues north toward Meknes. The landscape slowly transforms again. You pass through small towns and agricultural areas. Lunch is usually on the way. After that, you arrive in Meknes, another imperial city. Meknes is known for its grand gates and historical monuments. You visit Bab Mansour and the old medina. The city has a calm and less crowded atmosphere. Then, you explore royal granaries and historical sites. Transitioning from desert life to city life feels refreshing. In the evening, you check in at your hotel. Dinner and rest complete the day. This stage of the tour combines nature and history beautifully.
Day 5: Meknes – Volubilis – Chefchaouen – The Blue Pearl
After breakfast, you start the journey toward Volubilis. First, you visit the Roman ruins of Volubilis. Then, you explore ancient mosaics and stone structures. The site tells stories of Roman history in Morocco. After that, you continue toward Chefchaouen. The road passes through green mountains and villages. Chefchaouen is known as the Blue City. When you arrive, blue-painted streets welcome you. Next, you walk through the medina and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. The city is quiet and very photogenic. You can explore small shops and local crafts. Transitioning from Roman ruins to blue streets is unique. In the evening, you enjoy sunset views in the mountains. Dinner and overnight stay in Chefchaouen. This day combines history, culture, and natural beauty in one journey.
Day 6: Chefchaouen – Tetouan – Arrival in Tangier – End of the Tour
After breakfast, you leave Chefchaouen. First, you drive through the Rif Mountains. Then, you arrive in Tetouan, a UNESCO-listed city. You may explore its Andalusian-style medina. After a short visit, you continue toward Tangier. The road offers beautiful coastal and mountain views. Next, you arrive in Tangier, a vibrant northern city. Tangier is where the Atlantic meets the Mediterranean. You can visit the old medina and the port area. The city has a mix of cultures and history. Transitioning from mountains to sea feels refreshing. Finally, you reach your hotel or airport drop-off. This marks the end of your 6-day Morocco tour. It is a journey full of desert, history, and coastal beauty.
Included
- Pick-up and drop-off from Fes and Tangier
- Private or shared comfortable transport with driver
- Professional local guide in Fes
- Camel trekking in Merzouga Desert
- 1-night desert camp accommodation (standard or luxury)
- Hotel/riad accommodation during the tour
- Daily breakfast and 01 dinner in desert
- Visits to all mentioned attractions
Excluded
- International and domestic flights
- Lunches and drinks
- 04 Dinners (02 Fes, 01 Meknes, 01 Chefchaouen)
- Entrance fees to monuments (if applicable)
- Personal expenses and tips
- Optional activities not mentioned in the itinerary
FAQs – 6 Days Tour from Fes to Tangier
Is this a private or shared tour?
This tour is available as both private and shared. Private options give more flexibility and comfort. Shared tours follow a fixed group schedule.
How long is the drive from Fes to Merzouga?
The drive takes around 7 to 8 hours. You pass through the Middle Atlas Mountains, Ziz Valley, and desert landscapes. Several stops are made for breaks and photos.
Is camel trekking included in Merzouga?
Yes, camel trekking is included in Merzouga. You ride across the dunes at sunset and reach the desert camp for overnight stay.
What type of accommodation is provided?
You stay in traditional riads in cities and a desert camp in Merzouga. Accommodation can be standard or luxury depending on your booking.
Is the Sahara Desert camp comfortable?
Yes, the camps are comfortable and well-equipped. They include beds, blankets, and dining areas. Luxury camps offer private tents and extra services.
What should I pack for this tour?
Bring comfortable clothes, warm layers for the desert night, sunscreen, sunglasses, and comfortable walking shoes. A light jacket is also recommended.
Are entrance fees included?
Entrance fees are usually not included unless clearly mentioned in your package. You can pay them directly at the sites.
Can dietary requirements be arranged?
Yes, meals can be adjusted for vegetarian or special diets if you inform us in advance.
Is this tour suitable for all ages?
Yes, the tour is suitable for most ages. However, long driving days should be considered for children and elderly travelers.
Where does the tour end?
The tour ends in Tangier with drop-off at your hotel, port, or airport depending on your plan.
