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Discover sweeping dunes, sparkling night skies and ancient Amazigh culture in the Sahara Desert.

Journey into the heart of the Sahara where a sea of wind-whipped sand stretches for what looks like forever. We like to explore the Sahara the Intrepid way. We're talking sunset camel rides, getting lost in the narrow streets of an ancient citadel, exchanging stories over mint tea with a local Amazigh family and feasting on  Moroccan food in a desert camp. Heed the call of the dunes and join us on a bucket-list North African  adventure.

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Where is the sahara desert.

The Sahara Desert is in North Africa. It spans a mighty 9,200,000 square kms across 10 countries, including Morocco, Egypt, Mali and Libya.

It's the world's largest hot desert and third-largest after Antarctica and the Arctic.

What is the weather like in the Sahara Desert?

As a desert region, the Sahara can experience extreme weather. Winter (December to February) can be very cold, with overnight temperatures dropping to 5°C or lower.

You'll need a sleeping bag, thermals, a scarf, gloves and a warm jacket for travel in winter.

Oh, and be prepared for cold showers at your desert camp!

Summer (June to September) can be very hot with intense temperatures that can reach the high 40°Cs. This might be too uncomfortable for those not used to the heat. It's super important to use sun protection and stay hydrated. That said, the desert can still get pretty chilly at night when the sun goes down, so you'll need a fleece to rug up.

Spring (March to May) sees the arrival of strong winds and there is an increased risk of sandstorms in April – but don't worry, your leader will always check the forecast beforehand to see if it's safe to stay in the desert.

When is the best time to visit the Sahara Desert?

The best time to visit the Sahara Desert is during the spring months between March to May, as well as the autumn months of October and November. During these times, the desert temperatures are hot but manageable and the nights don't get quite as cold. However, one thing to note is that between January to May there is usually a higher number of sandstorms recorded, especially in April.

What clothing should I wear in the Sahara Desert?

What to pack will differ slightly depending on the time of year and the activities you'll be doing. But below are the basics you'll need:

• Light scarf or face mask can be handy for preventing you from inhaling desert dust
• Sun hat – wide-brimmed, ideally, to protect your face and head from the sun's rays and strong winds
• Sunscreen – when you're in the desert, it goes without saying!
• Small daypack for day trips and excursions
• Light, loose-fitting pants
• Joggers or jeans for camel rides
• Long-sleeved shirts
• Fleece – for all seasons
• Warm layers (for winter trips) – you'll need thermals, gloves, a woolly hat and a fleece to rug up as the temperatures can drop to below freezing at night
• Small head torch – handy for going to the bathroom at night
• Thongs (flip flops) for camp
• Hiking shoes or runners

What animals live in the Sahara Desert?

The Sahara Desert is one of the fiercest environments for animal life.

A wide range of mammals live in the Sahara, from cheetahs, dromedary camels, desert foxes, gazelles, ostrich, and hyrax to African wild dogs.

Reptile life includes the desert crocodile, sand viper and the desert monitor.

Other common species include the deathstalker scorpion, the Saharan silver ant, and over 90 species of birds.

Are Intrepid trips accessible for travellers with disabilities?

We are committed to making travel widely  accessible , regardless of ability or disability. We do our best to help you see the world, regardless of physical or mental limitations. 

We are always happy to talk to travellers with disabilities and see if we can help guide them toward the most suitable itinerary for their needs and, where possible, make reasonable adjustments to our itineraries.

Visiting the Sahara desert in Morocco: How to choose the right tour for you

In this article, you’ll find a thorough review of my 3-day trip to the Sahara desert in Morocco together with a detailed itinerary and practical tips for helping you choose the right kind of tour for you.

The Sahara desert is the largest of the African deserts and spans across 12 countries, including Morocco. If you ever get a chance to visit this magical country, a Sahara desert tour should be on the top of your list. There are lots of amazing places to visit in Morocco but for many visitors a trip to the Sahara desert ends up being the absolute highlight of their holiday.

When people think about the Sahara desert, the first thing that pops into their mind is an image of massive orange sand dunes stretching as far as the eye can see. While this is definitely among the most spectacular sights on a Sahara desert trip, there are many other amazing natural sceneries to admire during the journey to the desert. From rocky plains to imposing mountains, from green oases to tall canyons, the landscape of Morocco is incredibly diverse and beautiful.

Getting to the Sahara from major Moroccan cities is not particularly easy, but it’s 100% worth it! The drive from both Fes and Marrakech to the village of Merzouga, which is the “gateway” to the desert dunes, is roughly 500 km (310 mi). Luckily, there’s a bunch of fascinating places to visit along the way.

When it comes to choosing a desert tour in Morocco, there’s an overwhelming amount of options out there. The tours differ in terms of price, length, comfort, size of the group, and starting and ending points. After careful consideration, we opted for a 3-day Sahara tour from Fes to Marrakech organized by Morocco Fabulous Travel .

Before I get into details about all the places we visited and what we experienced on our tour, I will go through the most important factors to consider when choosing your Sahara desert tour.

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How many days do I need for a Sahara desert tour in Morocco?

The largest and most beautiful sand dunes in Morocco, and the ones you probably have seen on photos, are the Erg Chebbi dunes next to Merzouga close to the Algerian border. In order to visit the Erg Chebbi, you’d need to set aside at least three days.

It is possible to find shorter tours departing from Marrakech but these don’t actually take you to the Sahara desert but instead to Zagora, which is another desert a bit closer to Marrakech but with smaller and less impressive dunes.

Taking a guided Sahara desert tour vs visiting independently

While you could drive to Merzouga by yourself and find a company there that would take you to a desert camp, you would be missing out on interesting information and a local’s insight since you wouldn’t have a guide with you. Plus, you’d have the stress of driving for long distances and finding your way through the desert.

We decided to take a guided tour and it was 100% worth it. Our guide/driver shared stories and fun facts during our journey through the country and answered all of our questions about Moroccan culture, nature, and people.

Furthermore, he knew the best photo spots and frequently stopped the car in the middle of nowhere to let us enjoy the views and snap some pictures. All of this greatly enhanced our experience and I feel that we would’ve missed out on a lot if we had just made the trip on our own.

Booking a Sahara desert tour in advance vs buying it on the spot

I recommend doing your research and booking a tour with many positive reviews and good reputation beforehand as this will give you peace of mind during your holiday and more certainty of what to expect on the tour.

Even though you might find cheaper tours through your hotel or when walking on the streets of Marrakech or Fes, you couldn’t be sure about the quality of these tours as you wouldn’t be able to read any reviews.

Choosing a private tour vs a group tour

Choosing a private tour will of course be the most expensive option but it will give you the most flexibility and is probably the best option if you’re visiting Morocco with kids . A group tour, on the other hand, is cheaper and you’ll have the chance to meet some fun people during your desert journey.

We opted for a group tour since we wanted to meet other travelers. Our group ended up being a very small one – just us, our driver and a lovely Canadian couple. While it was very comfortable to travel with a group of this size, I missed having a bigger group during the night we spent in the desert.

Even though our camp was able to accommodate probably around 30 guests, we were just 4 guests and had a very relaxed and cozy evening. I heard that in bigger groups, however, your night at the camp could turn into a big party with lots of dancing, singing and drinks around the campfire. I would have loved to be a part of something like that!

Whether you prefer a calm and quiet evening or a party under the stars, ask the tour company in advance to know the size of the group you’d be spending the night with and make your choice accordingly.

What is the price of a Sahara desert tour?

The prices of Sahara desert tours range from 70 USD (63 EUR) to 700 USD (630 EUR) per person. On the lower end of the scale, you’ll find large group tours where you’d travel by coach buses, and on the opposite end, you have private tours by a 4WD car.

However, there are a lot more differences between the tours than just group size and mode of transport. After reading tons of reviews and blog posts on different desert tour experiences, I found that the main complaint from the people who opted for cheaper options was not having any control over their schedule.

They were frequently taken to souvenir and carpet shops and expected to buy stuff they had no interest in. They had no say in where they would like to eat and when. Instead, they were taken to crappy but expensive restaurants with no alternative options in sight. As the tour operators make a commission by taking you to certain shops and restaurants, they have an incentive to limit your flexibility and make you visit only the businesses they have agreements with.

The cheaper tours are designed to extract money from guests in every possible way. A more expensive tour, on the other hand, will allow you to skip all that and let you decide where you want to shop or eat, and which sights you want to see. It’s best to read reviews about different tour companies to get a sense of whether any aggressive selling and expensive lunches should be expected.

The quality of your desert camp and your tent also largely depends on the price of the tour. If you go for a cheaper one, you might be sharing your tent with other people (as opposed to having a private tent), you might only be allowed to bring a small backpack with you (and have to leave your luggage in Merzouga), there might not be any drinking water at the camp (so you have to bring it yourself), and you might not be served breakfast at the camp.

In terms of the tent itself, cheaper tours might take you to tents that have no floor (so you just walk on sand), army-style beds or thin mattresses only, no electricity, no showers and no toilet (instead the camp has a shared toilet which might just be a hole in the ground). More expensive tours, on the other hand, will have private tents with proper showers, toilets, beds, floors and electricity.

The price we paid for our 3-day Sahara desert tour from Fes to Marrakech was 250 EUR per person. Judging by the range of prices that I found online and mentioned earlier, the price of our tour was a bit below the average. Based on my experience though, which I’ve described in detail below, I really couldn’t have asked for anything more luxurious since everything was close to perfect already.

In a nutshell, I recommend that you avoid the cheapest tours. On top of the above-mentioned significant sacrifices in the flexibility of your schedule and the quality of the camps, I have read about cases where women were sexually harassed, drivers refusing to use AC in blazing heat, people being scammed at souvenir shops, or being left stranded on the roadside with no transportation to their final destination after visiting the desert.

P.S. To get an idea of the price level in Morocco and how much to budget for your trip, check out this article on the cost of travelling in Morocco .

3-day Sahara desert tour itinerary

Day 1: Ifrane, Azrou, Ziz Valley, Erg Chebbi dunes in Merzouga

On the first day, our driver Ibrahim picked us up at 8am with his 4WD Toyota close to the medina of Fes. After meeting the other couple joining the tour, we were ready to kick off our trip to the Sahara desert and head south towards the Atlas Mountains.

After a 1.5-hour drive, we reached the first stop of the day – a small town called Ifrane in the Middle Atlas Mountains. I found it fascinating how in just 70 km the landscape had changed from dry flat plains near Fes to snowy hills covered with thick forest. What’s even stranger, is the fact that Ifrane looks like a European alpine village!

With its chalet-style houses, ski slopes, crisp clean air, and calm atmosphere, this place couldn’t have been more different from Fes. The reason why Ifrane looks so European is that during the colonial era when the town was built, the French deliberately tried to create an alpine-style ski resort.  

Even though we didn’t have much time to explore Ifrane, it was nice to take a quick walk around the centre of the town to admire the architecture and grab some breakfast. As it can get pretty cold there (only 3°C during our visit in October), a jacket, long pants and closed-toe shoes are essential.

Just a short drive from Ifrane, near the town of Azrou, we made a quick stop to catch a glimpse of local wildlife and see barbary apes. These monkeys live in the cedar forests of the Atlas Mountains. In the parking lot, there was a local man selling peanuts which tourists can use to feed the monkeys. However, I recommend  avoiding touching and feeding wildlife  unless the animal is in danger. 

In roughly two hours, we reached Midelt, the national capital of apples, where we stopped for lunch. Prices outside the main tourist centers in Morocco can be incredibly low, especially if you go to restaurants frequented by locals. For two meals and drinks, we paid just 100 MAD (9 EUR). As there are plenty of restaurants to choose from in Midelt, everyone should be able to find something that suits their preferences. 

After our lunch break, we drove to the Ziz Valley where we took a short break to stretch our legs and snap some pictures. This lush oasis with thousands of palm trees stretches as far as the eye can see and creates a beautiful contrast with the surrounding terracotta-colored terrain. Definitely worth stopping for! 

Finally, after another 1.5 hours on the road, we arrived in Merzouga, the “gateway” to the Erg Chebbi dunes of the Sahara desert. Our driver dropped us off right next to the sand dunes where our camels and guides were already waiting. This was the part of the trip I had been looking forward to the most!

It would be wise to bring a scarf to wear around your head when you enter the sand dunes since you might get caught in a sandstorm. As our turban-tying skills were quite minimal, the guides gave us a quick lesson on how to wrap the scarves around our heads and look like proper Berbers.

We moved our luggage to another 4WD car which drove to our camp, and then we were ready to go! Trekking through the desert on the back of a camel while watching the sun drop behind the bright orange sand dunes was such a surreal experience. 

The seemingly infinite dunes around us, the silhouettes of camels against the pink sunset sky and the silence of the desert created a setting that was nothing short of incredible. It’s an unforgettable experience that should be a part of every Morocco itinerary .

The trip took about an hour until we reached our camp. As the sun had already set, the camp was illuminated by lanterns. It looked magical! We were greeted with mint tea and cookies by local Berber guides who were going to look after us during our stay in the desert camp.

Next, we went to see our tent which completely exceeded my expectations. It was spacious, with a large bed and big soft duvets. The floors were covered with traditional carpets. There were even power outlets where we could charge our phones and cameras.

We had our own shower, sink and a toilet, and I’m not talking about some hole-in-the-ground kind of toilet. There were proper bathroom facilities with a plumbing system and hot water. I did not expect to find this level of luxury in the middle of the desert. 

The one thing that would have made the tent even better would have been some heating because it can get really chilly at night. During our visit in October, the temperature dropped down to 6°C. I wasn’t feeling cold when sleeping because the duvets were warm but when I had to get out of bed, I was freezing.

Our camp also had a restaurant tent where we were served dinner consisting of Moroccan soup, bread, couscous, salad, chicken, fruit and, of course, mint tea. They even prepared a vegetarian tagine on request.

After dinner, our Berber guides gave us a traditional musical performance while we sat around a campfire. We spent the evening chatting with our guides, learning about each others’ lives, and gazing at the stars which were brighter than I’d ever seen before.

Day 2: Rissani, Tinghir Oasis, Todra Gorge, Dades Gorge

On the second day, we set our alarm for 6.30am to watch the sunrise and take some photos on the dunes surrounding our camp. It was freezing cold outside at such an early hour but it was totally worth it! As the sun rose above the horizon, we watched the color of the sand slowly change from dull grey to fiery orange. It was such a beautiful way to start the day.

Note: I recently learned that there have been some cases where tourists have been stung by scorpions while staying in the desert. Even though the chances of encountering a scorpion in your camp are very low, I’d recommend that you wear closed shoes when walking in the sand and shake your clothes before putting them on to be on the safe side. I wasn’t aware of this and that’s the reason you see photos of me running in the sand barefoot. Oops! I’ll be smarter next time and wear shoes.

About a thousand sunrise photos later, we were ready for breakfast. I wasn’t expecting much since we were in the middle of the desert but I was wrong! We were served various types of bread, yogurt, pancakes, omelette, sponge cake, fruits, tea, coffee, juice and about 10 different kinds of toppings for the bread. Not bad for a breakfast in the desert I’d say.

After that, it was time to find our camels and trek back to Merzouga, where we met our driver. The first destination of the day was a small town named Rissani where we visited a local market. There were hundreds of stalls with different products ranging from vegetables, spices, nuts and meat to clothes, household items and beauty products.

We also saw a livestock market packed with sheep and goats ready to be sold to new owners. Right next to the market there was something I’d never seen before – a donkey parking lot. I know that donkeys are an important part of Moroccan life but seeing dozens of these animals standing in the scorching midday sun was pretty sad.

Next, after stopping for lunch at a roadside restaurant and driving for a few hours west, we made a short stop at a viewpoint over Tinghir Oasis on the foothills of the High Atlas Mountains. This is yet another lush green valley surrounded by dry rocky landscape.

If you’d like to get a closer look at the oasis, I’ve heard that there are guided tours that take you through the valley where you can see how the local farmers use the oasis for agriculture.

Then, we visited the nearby Todra Gorge. As we were walking through the river canyon and admiring the cliffs towering above us, we encountered some Berber nomads and their donkeys. If you want to photograph them, be aware that they will most likely ask you for money for it afterwards. And why shouldn’t they?    

The gorge is also a popular spot for rock climbers – we witnessed a free-climber effortlessly making his way up those huge orange rock walls while we were holding our breaths.

The last stop of the day before heading to our hotel was at the Monkey Fingers cliffs in the Dades Gorge. Over time, water and wind eroded these sandstone mountains and created some interesting rock formations which supposedly look like fingers, though you’d have to use a bit of your imagination I’d say.

We spent the night at a small traditional hotel called Dar Essyaha in the heart of Dades Valley. As soon as I stepped into the hotel I was charmed by its Berber-style decorations and furniture. Our bedroom was rather modest, and some things in the bathroom were falling apart but it was fine for one night. The best part though was the hotel’s terrace with panoramic views of the valley and the surrounding mountains.

Day 3: Ouarzazate, Ait Ben Haddou, Marrakech 

Our third and final day of the desert tour started with a traditional Moroccan breakfast in our hotel before we hit the road again and continued our journey towards Marrakech.

The first stop of the day was Ouarzazate, roughly 2 hours’ drive from Dades Valley. We had the option to either visit a kasbah (an old citadel), a cinema museum, or both if we were quick. Our driver Ibrahim recommended the cinema museum, so that’s what we chose. 

I had mixed feelings about this place. As it used to be a film studio, the buildings, halls and courtyards had all been used as sets for many famous Hollywood movies such as Gladiator, The Mummy and Aladdin. It was fun to wander around these ancient-looking sets and I could easily imagine how the movies were produced here back in the days. Also, there were almost no other tourists around so we pretty much had the place to ourselves.

The major downside, however, was the fact that there was almost no information about the background of each of the sets. It would have been fun to know which movies were shot in each room and how it all came about. The entrance fee for the Ouarzazate Cinema Museum was 30 MAD (3 EUR).

We then headed to Ait Ben Haddou, an ancient fortified mud-walled village, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and yet another set for many world-famous movies like the aforementioned Gladiator, The Mummy and the series Game of Thrones. Our Sahara tour package included a guide to Ait Ben Haddou but you can easily visit the village without one.

Once an important stop on the Trans-Saharan trade route, the village with its narrow alleyways and crumbling stairs can easily make you feel like you’ve travelled back in time. Our guide gave us a tour inside one of the traditional mud-houses where he used to live in the past and told us about the Berber way of life. 

Despite the fact that only a handful of families actually still live in Ait Ben Haddou, the place is very lively and the streets are filled with tourists, guides, and vendors. As Ait Ben Haddou is a very touristy place, the prices here are relatively high. 

After a few more hours of driving, our 3-day Sahara tour had come to an end. We were dropped off at our riad in Marrakech and said goodbye to our fellow travelers and our driver.

These three days just flew by! I can highly recommend Morocco Fabulous Travel to anyone that is looking to take a trip to the Sahara desert in a comfortable car, with a friendly driver, an amazing desert camp, informative guides, some flexibility in your schedule, and no mandatory visits to carpet shops and expensive restaurants. I have no affiliation with Morocco Fabulous Travel, I just genuinely think they did a really good job.

Our tour included:

• Pick up in Fes and drop-off at our riad in Marrakech
• A 4WD car with AC
• An English-speaking driver/guide
• Camel trekking to the desert camp and back
• One night in a private tent in a desert camp with dinner and breakfast
• One night in a hotel in Dades valley with dinner and breakfast
• A guide in Ait Ben Haddou

Our tour didn’t include:

• Lunches & drinks
• Tickets to Ouarzazate Cinema Museum

Be sure to also read my article on how to travel responsibly in Morocco for tips on how to make your trip more ethical and sustainable.

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What beautiful photos! I am bookmarking to read in it’s entirety later today. Thanks for sharing!

Thank you Jamie! 🙂

Great way to visit choice parts of Morocco. My partner and I chose the “Marrakech, desert and southern Morocco in 8 days” tour and it was an unforgettable experience, far beyond our expectations. The natural and cultural wonders are numerous, but, what should not be underestimated, are enhanced by a type of itinerary that favors the perfect balance between a tourist experience and a deeper one, in contact with the territory and its wonderful inhabitants, without, however, give up on comfort. The people to thank for this experience are numerous, but in particular I want to thank the tour organizers: Moroccodeserttour4x4.com We also had a great time with our guide ismail oulfakir, always nice and helpful, he explained many things about local culture and traditions. We were completely carefree, which is the fundamental thing to fully enjoy a holiday

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5 BEST Sahara Desert Tours from Fes, Morocco

Looking for the best sahara desert tours from fes read on for my top recommendations.

Visiting the Sahara Desert of Morocco was an absolute dream come true for me. It had always been at the top of my bucket list, and I knew it would be a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

As we approached Merzouga, the village right on the edge of the Sahara desert dunes, the anticipation and excitement grew. The sight of the sand dunes rising out from the desert was surreal. I couldn’t believe that I was about to ride a camel through the vast expanse of the Sahara Desert!

Thankfully, going into the Sahara Desert absolutely lived up to expectation, and still continues to be one of my favorite travel memories, ever. If you’re visiting Morocco, you simply must put the Sahara desert on your itinerary.

What These Sahara Tours from Fes All Have in Common (Important!)

I chose these tours based on a few different criteria:

➡️All include pickup from your hotel or riad in Fes

➡️All include transfer in an air-conditioned van

➡️All tours are led by friendly, kind, helpful, and engaging guides , and spending time with your local guide will be a highlight of the trip.

➡️All tours include going by camel into the Sahara, and an overnight stay in a luxury tent while you’re there

The 5 Best Sahara Desert Tours from Fes

I have categorized the best Sahara desert tours into five different categories. These tours feature friendly guides and exciting itineraries that will provide you with an unforgettable experience. Let’s explore them to find the ideal Saharan adventure for you.

#1: Best 2-Day Sahara Tour from Fes to Fes

⭐Rating: 5.0 of 5 stars | Read all reviews here

This 2-day Sahara desert tour offers a quick but unforgettable experience, taking you to medieval ksours and Kasbahs, through the landscape of northern Morocco, and finally the breathtaking Sahara Desert.

You’ll also have the opportunity to go on a camel ride through the desert and witness a stunning sunset over the dunes of Erg Chebbi.

If you want the highlights of the desert in one easy tour, this is the best option for you.

Enjoy the following inclusions with this tour:

• Breakfast + dinner
• Professional driver and guide
• Stops in Azrou to see barbary apes, Ifrane to see “the Switzerland of Morocco”, and the town of Rissani.
• Camel rides at sunset and sunrise

You can explore the full itinerary and learn more about this 2-day Sahara Tour from Fes to Fes here.

By far this was the best part of our Moroccan trip, where we took this tour and spent the night in the middle of the Sahara. We rode camels to our tents, and at night time after an amazing dinner we had a drum circle with plenty of laughing and singing. We couldn’t have asked for a better tour. Highly recommend taking this one, as it’s an experience of a lifetime! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ – tour review

This tour is perfect for:

This 2-day tour is perfect for travellers who have limited time in Morocco – as this is the quickest (but still quality) tour you can take to experience the Sahara desert.

#2: Best 3-Day Sahara Tour from Fes to Fes

During the 3-day tour from Fes , you’ll enjoy one full day in the Sahara desert, where you’ll visit villages around the Sahara, the large Rissani souks, the Lake of Merzouga, and more.

Enjoy a memorable sunset camel ride, and spend a night in a traditional Berber tent under the stars.

It’s a thrilling journey that combines cultural exploration and natural wonders, providing unforgettable experiences in Morocco’s Sahara Desert.

• Camel trek into and out of the desert
• Private luxury tent in the Sahara
• Two breakfasts and two dinners
• On your drive to the Sahara, make stops in in Ifrane (the Switzerland of Morocco), the Azrou Cedar Forest, the marble producing town of Erfoud, and the beautiful Ziz Valley

You can explore the full itinerary and learn more about this 3-day Sahara Tour from Fes to Fes tour here .

A journey to cherish! Our tour guide was fantastic and quite informative; he truly provided us a great understanding of the Berber culture and the natural beauty of Morocco! We had no idea how much we would enjoy the camel ride, the sunset, and the night in the desert. The camp where we stayed was fantastic. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ – TOUR REVIEW

Anyone who wants to spend one full day in and around the Sahara desert, while ending up back in Fes at the end of the tour.

#3: Best 3-Day Sahara Tour from Fes to Marrakech

⭐Rating: 4.98 of 5 stars | Read all reviews here

Experience an authentic desert adventure with the 3-day Fes to Marrakech desert tour .

Ride camels across the stunning Erg Chebbi dunes, witness breathtaking sunsets and sunrises, and spend a night in a luxurious desert camp.

Make multiple stops at top attractions in Morocco as you travel to and from the Sahara desert.

• English-speaking driver/guide
• Camel trekking in the Sahara
• Private luxury tent + en-suite bathroom in the Sahara
• Sandboarding
• Two dinners and two breakfasts
• Stops in Azrou for the cedar forests, Ifrane to see “the Switzerland of Morocco”, the Ziz Oasis, the Rissani souks, the Todra Gorge, the Dades Valley, the film studios of Ouarzazate, and the fortified village of Ait Ben Haddou

You can explore the full itinerary and learn more about this 3-day Sahara Tour from Fes to Marrakech here .

Our guide was the best! He is an excellent driver and showed us his country with pride. We learned a lot about his Berber culture and had an unforgettable experience in the Sahara desert. This is a tour not to be missed! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ – tour review

This 3-day Fes to Marrakech tour is for anyone who wants to experience a wide variety of places in Morocco, and end their tour in Marrakech to continue the Moroccan adventure.

#4: Best 3-Day Sahara PRIVATE Tour from Fes to Marrakech

This 3-day private tour from Fes to Marrakech showcases the best of the Moroccan desert, while enjoying a private and customizable expeirence.

In this tour, you’ll start from Fes and journey south through Cedar forests, the Middle Atlas Mountains, and the Sahara Desert.

Along the way, you’ll drive on the Road of 1000 Kasbahs , visit Palms Oases, cross the High Atlas Mountains, and conclude your trip in Marrakech.

• WiFi on board
• Tour through the Erg Chebbi sand dunes in a 4×4 vehicle, visiting various villages, markets, and a nomad family
• Camel trekking to your luxury desert camp
• Sandboarding in the Sahara dunes
• Stops in Azrou for the cedar forests and apes, Ifrane to see “the Switzerland of Morocco”, the Ziz Oasis, the Rissani souks, the Todra Gorge, the Dades Valley, the film studios of Ouarzazate, and the fortified village of Ait Ben Haddou

You can explore the full itinerary and learn more about this 3-day Sahara Private Tour from Fes to Marrakech here .

Exceeded our expectations in how it enables us to meet locals and immerse ourselves in the authentic Morocco’s culture and how it covered all the major attractions of the beautiful country. If anyone is choosing to explore Morocco, I would highly recommend Morocco Culture Travel. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ – TOUR REVIEW

This is the ideal one for travellers who want a convenient, luxury, and private Sahara desert tour with a fantastic itinerary. This tour offers many incredible experiences, including some unique experiences in the desert.

#5: Best 4-Day Sahara Tour from Fes to Marrakech

Discover the beauty of Morocco’s Sahara Desert on this 4-day tour from Fes to Marrakesh. Highlights include visiting Ifrane, Azrou, Midelt, Ziz Valley, and Erg Chebbi Dunes.

Experience a full day in the desert, where you’ll explore the area in a 4×4 tour, including visiting a nomad family, a stop in Khamlia village to hear the traditional Gnawa music, a visit to an oasis in the dunes, and a visit to the flamingo lake. Then enjoy your traditional night in the Sahara, including camels, dinner, music, and a luxury tent.

• Three breakfasts and three dinners
• A full day in the Sahara, with a tour to many attractions around the desert
• A stay in a luxury desert tent
• Stops in Azrou for the cedar forests and apes, Ifrane to see “the Switzerland of Morocco”, the Ziz Oasis, the fossils of Efroud, the Todra Gorge, the Dades Valley, the film studios of Ouarzazate, and the fortified village of Ait Ben Haddou

You can explore the full itinerary and learn more about this 4-day Sahara Tour from Fes to Marrakech here .

I loved every bit of the journey – The endless roadtrip, the stunning views, the nature vibe, the lovely people and the experience as a whole. Literally every place we went to was full of surprises! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ – TOUR REVIEW

Anyone seeking an immersive Sahara Desert experience. This 4-day tour from Fes to Marrakesh offers thrilling 4×4 desert tours, camel trekking, and a chance to stay in a traditional nomad tent, with an entire day spent in and around the Sahara.

What to Expect While You’re in the Sahara

Each of these Sahara desert tours from Fes has a very similar itinerary when you’re actually in the dunes. To save you time reading the same descriptions for each tour over and over, let me give you a full description here.

You’ll meet your desert camp hosts in Merzouga (the village right on the edge of the dunes) in the evening, usually a couple hours before sunset. Then, you’ll head off into the Erg Chebbi dunes (the name of the specific dunes in Morocco), riding a camel into the Sahara.

It will take about 1.5 hours to reach your camp on the other side of the Erg Chebbi dunes. There, you’ll witness the sunset either in the middle of the dunes or right at the camp.

When you arrive at camp, you’ll enjoy a delicious hot dinner – this dinner will be as good as any Moroccan meal you’ve eaten! An appetizing breakfast will be served in the morning too.

After dinner, your Berber guides will make a fire and play traditional music around the flames. Definitely don’t miss observing the stars in the middle of the dunes!

Finally, you’ll spend the night in your luxury desert tent. These are not your usual camping tents – they are well-designed, sturdy, and roomy tents, and sometimes have en-suite bathrooms, with running water, a bathroom, and electricity.

Important Things to Know Before You Book

➡️ my top tip for choosing a sahara desert tour.

My big tip for choosing a Sahara Desert tour is to dedicate a complete day to embracing the wonders of the Sahara Desert. Although an overnight stay can provide a remarkable experience on its own, if you are investing the time and effort to reach the desert, why not extend your stay and fully immerse yourself?

We loved our full day in the desert, and I’d recommend it to anyone who can make it work in their schedule.

The 4-day tour I listed above (#5 on the list) and the 3 day tour starting and ending in Fes (#2 on the list) both give you a full day to explore and play in the desert.

➡️ Booking Your Tour in Advance vs Booking in Fes

You do have the option to wait until you are actually in Fes to find a tour operator in the city (it won’t be hard, there are lots around) and haggle for the most affordable price there.

But it’s important to know that there are advantages and disadvantages to this. Obviously, you can certainly get a tour for a lower price when you’re haggling in Fes than booking online.

However, it also comes with some disadvantages. Online tour companies are much more committed to giving quality experiences to tourists since they are looking forward to receiving positive reviews.

The ones you’ll find in the city won’t care that much because they don’t rely on reviews for new travelers to book them, and your travel experience can really be affected by this.

In particular, if you are a solo female traveler, I would definitely book your Sahara desert tour from Fes online ahead of time, as there have been multiple reports of women being hassled by their guides on tours like these.

For such a bucket list experience, I think it’s worth making sure you get a great desert adventure.

➡️ Small Group Tour vs Private Tour

This one is really down to personal preference. It’s really up to you and what’s available for the itinerary you want. For example, I could only find a private tour available for a 3-day tour (not 2 or 4 days).

I used to totally avoid any kind of group tour (after an experience in Cozueml where us and 500 other people were shuffled through the streets), I’ve come to really appreciate and enjoy a quality small group tour.

We’ve now gone on a lot of small group tours in many countries we’ve visited, and the result has been overwhelmingly positive. We’ve enjoyed connecting with fellow travelers from different corners of the world, and these interactions have often become highlights of our journeys.

Embracing the company of like-minded adventurers has brought an unexpected and delightful dimension to our travels.

What to Pack for the Sahara Desert

Headscarf:  Beyond making you look very authentic, Moroccan headscarves are very helpful to protect your head from the sun, wind, and sand. You can get one in any marketplace in Morocco for around 50 dirhams ($5) – plus it makes a great souvenir from Morocco to bring home with you.

Your desert guides will help you tie the scarf in their traditional style.

Dress, kaftan or djallaba : Kaftan and djallabas are traditional Moroccan clothing (long “dress”-like outfits that both men and women wear) and are a great thing to pick up if you want to look SUPER legit in the desert.

Matthew is wearing a kaftan in our camel pictures and he looks absolutely bomb. (Wear shorts underneath and then hike up the kaftan a little bit – it wasn’t hard for him to sit on the camel wearing that outfit).

Jacket : The Sahara can get chilly at night, even after a hot day. I’d plan to bring a light jacket if you’re visiting during the spring or summer. However, nights get downright cold during the winter, (lows in the 30’s and 40’s) so I’d bring a heavier coat and possibly other winter gear (hat, gloves).

Sunscreen : No explanation necessary, but definitely don’t forget it. Matthew always uses  this sunscreen stick , and I wear this facial  sunscreen for sensitive skin  under my makeup.

Something for motion sickness : No matter what tour you take out to the Sahara, you’re going to have to ride on the winding roads of Morocco. These roads made me suuuuuuuuper nauseous (I actually  threw up out the window  as we were going through switchbacks in the Atlas Mountains).

All that to say, I’d highly recommend something for motion sickness.

While  dramamine  is a tried and true option, I recently tried out the  Relief Band for motion sickness  and it has worked impressively well!

You wear this device like a watch on your wrist, and it sends out little pulses of electricity to stimulate your vagus nerve. You’ll feel just a little buzz in your wrist and hand (its nothing like getting shocked), and is extremely effective.

An E-Sim Card: I like having fast, high speed data when we’re traveling out of the country, and I recently found a new service that for getting inexpensive data while traveling.

Instead of purchasing a local SIM card when arriving in a country, I’m now using an e-sim card from Airalo. I’ve used a lot of different methods in the past to get data when traveling internationally, and let me tell you, buying an e-sim card is EASILY the most affordable, fast, and convenient option.

Sahara Desert Tours FAQs

Can You Do A Day Trip to the Sahara Desert from Fes?

It takes 8-9 hours to reach Merzouga from Fes, so it’s not possible to do a day trip to the Sahara desert from Fes. You’ll for sure need 2 days minimum to do an ideal desert tour.

Don’t worry, the extra time is definitely worth it!

What is the Best Month to Visit the Sahara?

As one would expect, the Sahara Desert can become scorching hot during the summer months. From May to September, temperatures soar into the mid-90s to over 100 degrees Fahrenheit (35-40 degrees Celsius), with nighttime lows ranging from 70-80 degrees Fahrenheit (20-25 degrees Celsius).

In winter, highs generally hover in the 60s-70s Fahrenheit (15-20 degrees Celsius), while lows drop to the low 40s Fahrenheit (4 degrees Celsius). If you plan to visit during this season, it’s essential to pack warm coats, cozy pajamas, a beanie, and gloves, as the tents lack heating facilities.

Undeniably, the optimal time to explore the Sahara desert is during the spring and fall when temperatures are more moderate and the heat is less intense. Nonetheless, regardless of the time of year, you can still have an incredible experience in the Sahara desert, as long as you come prepared for the prevailing weather conditions.

Is It Worth Going to the Sahara Desert?

Without a doubt, the answer is a resounding yes! Including a visit to the Sahara desert in your Morocco itinerary is unquestionably worth the time and effort you’ll spend. This surreal and epic bucket list adventure will be one you never forget!

The Wrap Up: Sahara Desert Tours from Fes

All of these tours are incredible adventures with welcoming and knowledgeable guides, so it’s really just a matter of choosing which option works for your itinerary. Include one of these excursions out to the Sahara desert as part of your visit to Fes !

Stephanie is the author of The Unknown Enthusiast. She's visited 21 countries and 37 of the 50 US states (but her first love will always be France). When she's not traveling, she enjoys reading, taking naps, playing games, eating popcorn, and spending time with her husband (Matthew) and 4 daughters. Stephanie lives in Alabama, USA.

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3-DAY SAHARA DESERT TOUR FROM MARRAKECH

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3-Day Sahara Desert Tour From Marrakech Overview

On the next day, we drive along the road of 1000 Kasbahs to the oasis of Tinghir, where we will deviate from a small road along the river and Berber villages to Todgha canyons. After lunch in a local restaurant in Tinghir, we continue our trip to Rissani and Erg Chebbi. After a short stop in Riassani, we continue to Merzouga, where our camel caravan is waiting for us. We drive camels to our desert camp and enjoy the sunset. We will keep the dinner next to the campfire under thousands of stars. On the third day, we return to Marrakech via the Draa Valley.

• Driver/Guide
• Accommodation with half-board
• Desert Camp

What to Expect from this 3-Day Sahara Desert Tour From Marrakech

Our driver /guide will pick you up at your accommodation at 07.30 and drive to Ait Ben Haddou through the High Atlas Mountains. After visiting Ait Ben Haddou, we drive through the rose valley to Ouarzazate and Boumalne Dades. You will spend the first night in a hotel in the Dades gorge. On the next day, in the morning you take a short walk through the gorges of Dades and the Todgha Gorges. Later we drive to Rissani and visit its traditional souk. In Merzouga, you will ride your camel to the desert camp where you will spend your second night. On the third day, we drive back to Marrakech via the Draa Valley and visit the cinema studios in Ouarzazate.

What You’ll Do During this 3-Day Sahara Desert Tour From Marrakech

• Enjoy a beautiful view over the high Atlas Mountains
• Visit the UNESCO heritage site Kasbah of Ait Haddou
• A short walk along the oasis to the canyons of Dades.
• Visit Todgha canyons with its splendid oasis.
• Experience a camel ride in the Sahar desert with beautiful sunsets
• Spend a night under the stars in a desert camp with a campfire and Berber music.
• Visit Ouarzazate and its Atlas film studios

Frequently Asked Questions

After breakfast in your accommodation in the Dades Valley, begins our journey with a drive through the road of 1000 Kasbahs to the oasis of Tinghir, where we take a small road that crosses the river to the canyons of Todgha. After lunch at a local restaurant, we continue our trip to Risani, which is famous for its dates markets, and as a starting point for old commercial convoys that cross the desert to Timbuktu in Mali. Following a quick stop, we’ll continue to Merzouga driving through a rocky desert landscape.

Upon arrival at the edge of Erg Chebbi dunes, we’ll ride our camels through the wonderful color-changing sand dunes with the sunset in the horizon as a backdrop to our Sahara desert camp. We reach our desert camp, which is located in the middle of the sand dunes before sunset. Later, we will have a Moroccan dinner served under the thousands of stars next to the campfire. After dinner, the local nomad hosts will be entertaining you with their own drums.

After a shower and breakfast, we drive back to Marrakech through the Draa Valley. On the way, in Agdez, we will have lunch. Later in the afternoon, we go to Marrakech via the High Atlas Mountains. Your three-day desert trip will end in Marrakech around 7 pm.

• Ait Ben Haddou
• Dades Valley
• Dades Gorges
• Todra Gorges
• Draa Valley

Ait Ben Haddou is a Berber village and a series of old Kasbahs lies on the edge of the High Atlas mountains near Ouarzazate (32 km). This Kasbahs has been on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1987 and has appeared in many films, including Lawrence of Arabia, Gladiator and the famous Game of Thrones series.

Gorge is a gorge in the Dades River between the Anti-Atlas Mountains. The gorge starts from the town of Boumalne du Dades and is well known for its the beautiful rock formation along with the Kasbahs and small Berber villages along the road.

Merzouga is a small Berber town in the Sahara, near the Algerian border. It is known as a gateway to Erg Chebbi, a vast expanse of sand dunes north of the city.

Our Desert trip from Marakesch turned out to be great. Youssef and his colleague Omar are an excellent team and incredibly friendly. If you want to know more about Morocco, this is the right tour. I learned so much about Morocco and its rich history, things I never thought to ask about. The visit to Ait Ben Haddou kasbah was incredible, not only because it is a special place in itself, but also because it is a private tour and Omar has a good relationship with the people in the Kasbah, so you get the feeling of being in a special opportunity to be treated in a good way. We saw so much in just a few days that contained architectural details and what life is like in the desert. I would definitely do this again with my parents

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An Algeria Sahara tour is the perfect way to sate your need for adventure. Imagine walking on sand that’s still hot to the touch, witnessing the most magnificent desert landscapes in the world, and tasting some of the best traditional Algerian dishes.

Sounds like a dream come true, doesn’t it? 

If you’re interested in experiencing all of this and more, then consider a Sahara Desert tour from Algeria! This fascinating journey will take you to some of the most beautiful and remote places in the Sahara Desert, giving you a unique insight into one of Africa’s most famous and mysterious regions. Below, we’ll guide you on some specifics of your Algeria Sahara tour and what you need to know before you go.

Where is Algeria?

Algeria is a fascinating country with a long and colorful history. Located in northern Africa in the Maghreb region, it shares borders with seven other countries. The Sahara Desert covers most of the country, making it one of the world’s largest desert areas. Algeria has a population of roughly 44 million (2018), most of which come from indigenous Berber roots. Today, Algerian culture is rich and diverse – from its iconic cuisine to its stunning architecture. If you’re looking for a unique and exciting travel experience, consider a trip to Algeria Sahara Tour. Along the way, you’ll get a glimpse of this fascinating country’s rich history and unique culture.

Where is the Sahara Desert?

If you’re looking to experience one of the world’s most unique and beautiful landscapes, the Sahara Desert is the place to be. Located in the north-eastern part of Africa, it covers an area of about 5 million square kilometers. It’s also one of the world’s oldest and most mysterious cultures. Today, the Sahara Desert is home to some of the world’s poorest people who depend on pastoralism and agriculture for their livelihoods. Travelling through the Sahara will give you a glimpse into one of the world’s oldest and most mysterious cultures.

Algeria Sahara Tour: 15 Top Places in the Sahara Desert

If you’re looking for a unique and adventure-filled trip to the heart of Africa, an Algeria Sahara tour is the perfect option. Most journeys start in the beautiful capital city of Algiers , and take you through the stunning Sahara Desert.

You’ll see some of the most amazing desert landscapes on Earth, as well as some of the most remote and unexplored areas. Along the way, you’ll have the chance to explore mountains, valleys, oases, and more. Below are 15 of the top places to visit on this Algeria Sahara tour:

Djanet is a fascinating medieval oasis town in the Sahara Desert that was once a thriving community. Today, it is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Algeria and has many interesting attractions such mosques and markets. It’s well worth spending a few days there if you are interested in touring this beautiful desert region!

We’ve put together an itinerary which takes visitors around all of Djanet’s main highlights. So whether you’re looking to explore its stunning mosques or enjoy some delicious Algerian food, our 13-day Sahara tour itinerary suggestion will have everything that you need!

2. Tamanrasset

Tamanrasset is one of the most fascinating archaeological sites in Algeria. It was first settled during the Neolithic period and has been inhabited continuously ever since. The city occupies an area of approximately 16 square kilometres and has a rich history that dates back to 4000 BC!

UNESCO designated Tamanrasset a World Heritage Site in 1987, recognizing its significance as an outstanding example of urban planning and architecture from the Chalcolithic period (4200-3100 BC). If you are looking for a stimulating travel experience, don’t miss out on adding Tamanrasset to your itinerary!

3. Ghardaia

Ghardaia is a beautiful oasis located in the southeastern corner of Algeria, at the heart of the Sahara Desert. With its long history and rich culture and heritage, it makes for a great place to visit.

The town can get quite busy during high season as it’s one of the few access points to this vast desert region. However, if you’re looking for something unique and different in your travel itinerary, then Ghardaia should definitely be on your list! The architecture here is truly unique – worth taking time to see! Additionally, it has been classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site which means that it retains much of its old-world charm despite being within reach of major cities.

If you’re visiting Algeria and want to see some of the most beautiful sand dunes in the world, then El Oued is a must-see. Located in the heart of the Sahara Desert, it’s one of the most popular destinations on any Algerian desert tour. And with good reason – not only are these sand dunes visually stunning, but they also make for a great adventure!

While in El Oued be sure to take advantage of its natural wonder – explore nearby ruins or hike up to Mount Tassili n’Ajjer (the highest peak in North Africa at 4,088 m). If you’re lucky enough to visit during sunrise or sunset then prepare yourself for some amazing selfies! Just remember that sun protection is essential here as temperatures can get quite high.

5. Tassili n’Ajjer National Park

If you’re looking for a beautiful desert landscape, then Tassili n’Ajjer National Park is the place for you. With an area of over 6,000 square kilometers, this national park is the largest in Algeria and home to some of the world’s most spectacular sandstone formations. It’s also considered one of the most beautiful places in North Africa, with stunning views of the Sahara Desert. If you’re interested in seeing some of Africa’s wildest and rarest animals, then Tassili n’Ajjer National Park is definitely worth a visit!

Taghit is one of the most fascinating places in Algeria and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It’s also home to some of the best views in all of the Sahara Desert. The town has been through many ups and downs but it still stands tall today, proving that there is no limit to what humans can achieve when they work together towards a common goal. If you’re interested in seeing some truly amazing scenery, book a tour to Taghit!

7. M’zab Valley

If you’re looking for a secluded and beautiful place to visit, look no further than the M’zab Valley in Algeria. This valley is located in the eastern part of Algeria and is a gateway to one of the world’s most spectacular deserts – the Sahara Desert.

When travelling on camel back through this valley, you will be able to admire amazing views of sand dunes while hearing nothing but the sounds of camels’ bells in the wind. The area offers a unique experience not found anywhere else on Earth. It’s definitely worth adding it to your itinerary if you’re visiting Algeria!

8. Timimoun

If you’re looking for a really special place to visit while in Algeria, then Timimoun should be at the top of your list. This amazing desert oasis is home to a lot of history – from its time as a trading post between the north and south of Algeria, up until now when it has become an important tourist destination.

The scenery here is absolutely breath-taking – making it one of those places that you will never forget once you’ve been there! The road to get there isn’t easy by any means; so if travelling in a 4×4 vehicle is something that interests you, then make sure to factor this into your plans.

Once there, take everything in and enjoy an incredibly unique travel experience that’s not easily found elsewhere!

9. Biskra & Tolga

Algeria is a land of beauty and drama, with an unforgettable landscape that can be seen on any Sahara Tour. 

Biskra in the north and Tolga to the south are two must-see destinations. Both towns offer a unique oasis experience in the middle of sand dunes and desert landscapes. 

There are plenty of other places to visit while on your Algeria Sahara Tour, so make sure you give yourself enough time to explore all the different attractions! Make sure not to forget about taking advantage of some amazing desert scenery – it’s definitely worth spending some time outside under the stars!

10. Tadrart Rouge

Tadrart Rouge is a stunning spot in the Algerian Sahara Desert that’s perfect for anyone who wants to see some of the continent’s most spectacular scenery. The giant sand dunes, oasis and lakes make it one of the most popular destinations in Algeria for tourists. It can be a bit challenging to reach but well worth it once you get there – especially if you’re looking for an adrenaline rush. If you’re traveling in late winter or early spring, make sure to check out Tadrart Rouge before it gets too hot!

11. Idaren Gorge

If you’re looking for a breathtaking natural landscape to explore, Idaren Gorge is the place for you! With its pretty blue waters and sandstone cliffs, this gorge offers stunning views of the Sahara Desert. You can also find several caves here that would make great tourist destinations.

On top of all this, if you’re up for an adventure, consider taking a tour through the area’s hidden trails! This will give you plenty of opportunities to get close up with nature and witness some amazing wildlife in action.

12. Bou Saada

Bou Saada is a stunning place to visit if you are interested in exploring the heart of Africa. The landscape is beautiful and offers a great view of the Sahara Desert. During summer, it can get quite hot so be sure to pack adequate clothing!

13. El Menia

If you’re looking for a truly spectacular desert oasis town, look no further than El Menia. The small town is located in the middle of the Sahara Desert and features some of the most impressive ancient architecture this unique area has to offer. It’s also an excellent place to take a camel ride – perfect for those who want an adrenaline-pumping adventure. Whether Adventure or relaxation is your aim, there’s nothing quite like a trip to El Menia!

14. Tin Merzouga

If you’re looking for a unique and beautiful destination to visit on your Algeria Sahara Tour, Tin Merzouga should definitely be at the top of your list. This small but charming village is known for its stunning rock formations and sand dunes – both of which are amazing sights to see. Plus, there’s hardly anything else like it in the entire country!

Besides enjoying the natural attractions of Tin Merzouga itself, don’t forget that there are plenty of other things to do in town. For example, you can have a stroll through its quaint streets or take a ride on one of the local camel carts. No matter what you choose to do while visiting this lovely place, rest assured that you will enjoy every minute!

15. The Black Dunes

If you’re looking for a unique desert getaway, the Black Dunes should definitely be on your list. With its beautiful location and sand dune system that is unlike any other in the world, this place will leave you breathless with its stunning 360 degree views of the Sahara Desert. Whether you want to hike or cycle through the dunes, or simply relax and take in all the beauty surrounding you – there’s something for everyone at The Black Dunes!

Frequently Asked Questions

Where to travel from for a sahara desert tour in algeria.

If you’re interested in a Sahara Desert Tour in Algeria, you can travel from Algiers to the desert by air or land. By flying, you will be able to reach destinations like Tamanrasset, Djanet, or Ghardaia. If self-guided, we recommend flying as it is easy to get lost on your own!

Where to find the best Algeria tour packages when traveling to the Sahara Desert?

If you’re looking for the best Algeria tour packages, then consider booking a trip with Algeria Sahara Tour. They offer a variety of tour options that include visits to some of the most notable desert regions in the country. Additionally, we have good relations with a few of the most reputable providers in the industry, so if you need help finding a touring package, please don’t hesitate to reach out.

As always, it’s important to compare different options before making a final decision. That way, you can get the best value for your money and enjoy a truly unique travel experience.

How long should I tour the Sahara Desert?

A typical desert tour in the Sahara Desert typically lasts around 10 days, but we have some longer tours that last up to two weeks! Make sure to book your tour in advance as the tours get booked up quickly.

You’ll have a lot of time to explore and take photos during your trip, so make the most of it!

Best way to see the Sahara Desert – guided or independent travel?

If you’re looking for a unique and adventurous travel experience in Algeria, then choose to go on a guided Sahara Desert tour. These tours are usually led by experienced and passionate guides who will show you the best sites in the area. 

On the other hand, if you want some freedom to explore at your own pace, an independent Sahara desert tour is perfect for you! Both options have their pros and cons but ultimately it comes down to what type of traveler you are. 

If you don’t have any experience of the Sahara Desert, we highly recommend a guided tour. It’s very easy to get lost!

Is the Sahara Desert worth visiting?

The Sahara Desert is definitely worth a visit if you’re interested in exploring Africa and its endless wonders. Not only is this desert home to some of the world’s tallest sand dunes, but it also boasts a diverse and exciting ecosystem with more than 250 different plant and animal species.

Plus, the sand dunes here can reach heights of up to 300 meters! So no matter what your interests are, chances are you’ll find something unique and exciting about the Sahara Desert.

How much is a Sahara Desert tour?

A Sahara Desert tour usually starts from around $1,000. However, the price will differ depending on the duration and type of tour you choose. For example, a 10-day all-inclusive tour of the desert might cost you between $1,500 and $3,000. 

Expensive tours include visits to archaeological sites, sand dunes and off the beaten track areas. On the other hand, more budget-conscious travellers may prefer a shorter trip that focuses only on the main highlights such as the what we’ve listed within this article. 

Expect to budget anywhere from $1,000-$3,000 for an all-inclusive tour of about 10 days. We can certainly help you cut costs and find the right tour guide for your preferences. Contact us!

When to visit the Algeria Desert?

The best time to visit the Algerian Sahara is from October to April, when temperatures are mild and there’s little rainfall. Make sure to book your trip early as the visa process can be long and unpredictable in Algeria!

What to Pack for the Algerian Sahara Desert?

When planning a Sahara Desert tour, be sure to pack accordingly. You’ll need water and sunscreen, as well as clothes that can handle the desert heat. Make sure to bring a first-aid kit and a good pair of desert-specific hiking boots.

You can learn more about what to pack in this all-inclusive Sahara guide .

Book Your Algeria Sahara Tour Today!

If you’re looking for a unique and adventurous travel experience, look no further than the Algeria Sahara Tour. Even a 10-day journey will take you to some of the most stunning and remote locations in Africa, including the heart of the Sahara Desert, Algeria. With stunning scenery and a unique cultural experience, this tour is a must-do for anyone interested in exploring Africa in a new way. Don’t wait any longer – sign up today and start planning your exciting journey to the heart of Algeria – book your dream Sahara Desert tour today !

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Today, after breakfast, we’ll gather and set off for a visit to one of the world’s most renowned art museums, the State Hermitage Museum. Enjoy a guided excursion through this cultural treasure trove, which houses an impressive collection of art and historical artifacts. After exploring the museum, we’ll return to your hotel.

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What to pack

If your tour is during the colder months of the year, pack sweaters, hats, winter boots, and a few gloves.

Most Saint Petersburg citizens do not speak English, learning a few phrases is advisable.

We suggest to always have some cash with you. You will need Rubles (RUB) for Russia.

How much to tip

Tipping is not required in Russia, but it's considered good etiquette, tip 10%-15% of your bill.

The average summer temperature is approx 18°C (64°F), and winter is around -6°C (22°F).

Some of the most popular souvenirs from St. Petersburg are Krupskaya chocolate, faberge eggs.

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The Peter and Paul Fortress and its bell-tower symbolize the might and power of Russia.

The Savior on Spilled Blood stands out in the St. Petersburg skyline with its 5 unique colorful onion-domes.

The world-famous Hermitage Museum is the home to the largest collection of paintings in the world.

The most iconic golden dome of Russia and a landmark of over 150 years of St. Petersburg history.

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Overall we enjoyed the whole trip a lot. Moscow is beautiful and clean. Thank you very much for your patience and excellent organization of this tour. Everything ran very smoothly and according to schedule. The guides met us on time at hotels or at our train carriage on arrival. They all spoke good English, had a good local knowledge and were very kind and helpful.

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I’m most pleased with Travel All Russia in arranging our ‘Volga Dream’ Russia tour, I would recommend using your services again as every aspect of our tour went off without a hitch. The communication between our tour representative was excellent as we required additional days on both ends of our tour. The visa process and the logistics were flawlessly implemented.

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When my husband and I decided we wanted to travel Russia, I did my research and came across Travel All Russia which had very good reviews. It certainly did not disappoint. We chose the Treasures of Two Capitals tour. Booking and coordinating with them were seamless from start to finish. Questions were promptly answered, either through email or a phone call and changes if any, were quickly updated.

We are so happy to have gone on this trip! - June 2017

Thank you for all you did to make our trip spectacular! Both ballets were excellent and totally enjoyed by my son and I.

There is so much to see and do and I feel we did, with our wonderful guides a great job beginning to see all.

The St. Regis Hotel was so warm and friendly! Food was excellent and so convenient to the Kremlin, Bolshoi Theater, St. Basil's, etc. Thank you!

The Petro Palace was okay. Food was not the greatest but the staff were friendly. Location was great, however.

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A big thank you for our tour. We were looked after very well by our guide and the driver. They were both outstanding. The itinerary was the best. Everything went really smoothly

It was a great experience - Treasures of Two Capitals (5 star), June 2017

It was a great experience. The guides were knowledgeable and spot on time. Especially the guide in St. Petersburg seemed to get us to places with great timing. We beat the majority of crowds. Maybe that’s partly a result of being a small group, being that we didn’t have to wait for stragglers. The weather cooperated and we didn’t get caught in any rain storms.

Everybody in our group got along perfectly. We were all experienced travelers and shared information on places we’d been to. The ladies are now sharing pictures of our trip to Russia via email.

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St Petersburg Tours Overview

Known as Russia’s cultural capital, our St Petersburg tours will prove full of cultural discoveries. From summer nights where the Arctic sun never sets, to beautiful white winters spent enchanted by ballet and theatre, Saint Petersburg offers something new for each season. Formerly known as Petrograd or Leningrad, and fondly nicknamed “Peter” by the locals, the Venice of the North is simply a must-see.  The cultural impact of this metropolis cannot be overstated. It’s so packed with world-class establishments that UNESCO declared the entire city centre a World Heritage Site.

St Petersburg Tours Highlights:

• Hundreds of prominent museums, cathedrals, sculptures, squares, and places of interest await you in this glorious city.As a city renowned for its fine arts, find St. Petersburg's stunning collections of artwork by world-famous artists in the Hermitage Museum or the State Russian Museum. Indulge yourself to theatrical art with a play in the Mariinsky theatre - the cradle of Russian Ballet in its classical tradition.
• Marvel at the magnificent architectural jewels and churches of Saint Petersburg, including Saint Issac’s Cathedral, the Kazan Cathedral and the Church of the Saviour on the Spilled Blood.
• Take a stroll through Saint Petersburg’s picture-perfect European streets and admire its majestic palaces such as the Winter Palace, Catherine Palace, and the iconic Peterhof Palace.
• Enjoy a romantic boat tour or river cruise along picturesque rivers and canals crisscrossing through the magnificent city. Here, you can glide under photogenic bridges and take in some of St. Petersburg’s famous landmarks like the Peter and Paul Fortress.
• Experience the beauty of White Nights in St. Petersburg- the incredible, luminous northern midsummer evenings bathe the city in a pearlescent all-night glow where festivals, concerts, and parties carry on into the early mornings.

A visit to Saint Petersburg's  Hermitage is essential – you’ll feast your eyes on a collection of over three million pieces from masters like Rembrandt, Leonardo, Michelangelo, Rubens, and thousands of others from every period. Our St Petersburg tours showcase the beautiful Romanov Winter Palace, art lovers will be overwhelmed by the exhibition's scope, selection, and setting, in one of Russia’s grandest, most iconic buildings. Afterwards, satiate your cultural appetite with the precision and perfection of Russia’s premier ballet and opera companies at the Mariinsky Theatre. Anyone with even the slightest interest in Russia’s cultural and artistic riches will find a visit to Saint Petersburg utterly delectable.

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Treasures of St Petersburg

This in-depth tour is a fun and fascinating discovery of the legacy of Imperialist Russia, just in one week. A showcase for the wealth and tastes of the Emperors of Russia from Peter the Great onwards, this tour will guide you through iconic estates, sumptuous palaces, extensive landscape gardens, and a treasuries of art and history.

Highlights of Moscow & St Petersburg

Immerse yourself in the art, history and culture of Russia and explore the contrasting styles of Moscow and St Petersburg in just one week. Experience the iconic landmarks of Moscow, then, take a fast train to Saint Petersburg, one of the most beautiful cities in Europe.

Moscow and St Petersburg in Style

This carefully crafted 9-day itinerary tells the tale of two cities – Moscow, the source of Eastern political, economic and spiritual influence, and St Petersburg – Russia’s cultural epicentre and window to Western Europe.

Moscow, St Petersburg and Golden Ring Rendezvous

This tour of Moscow, St. Petersburg and the Golden Ring explores the places that shaped Russia’s history – past, present and future. Uncover Moscow’s ongoing revolutionary spirit, before journeying back in time to rural, medieval Russia. End in St Petersburg, a city of royal splendour and undeniable romance.

Moscow & St Petersburg Winter Escapade

Experience the romantic, winter wonderland atmosphere and festive city lights of Russia’s two biggest cities and celebrate the New Year! You’ll discover some of the cities' most iconic attractions and lesser-known gems.

Northern Lights in Russia: Arctic Winter Magic

Explore main sights of mighty Moscow and cultural capital of Russia - Saint Petersburg. Head to Karelia, where we’ll stop to admire the Ruskeala Mountain Park and historic Kizhi Island. Discover the customs of the indigenous Saami in Kola Peninsula and observe Aurora Borealis dancing in the sky.

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