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Morocco is a land of contrasts: the golden dunes of the Sahara, the snow-capped peaks of the Atlas Mountains, UNESCO-listed clay ksars, and the bustling Jemaa el-Fnaa square in the heart of Marrakech. This short, intense itinerary combines an oriental atmosphere, fairy-tale town and village architecture, fascinating monuments and exotic landscapes — from mountain passes above 3,000 metres, through the picturesque Dades and Todra gorges, to two and a half days of off-roading in the Erg Chebbi desert. Nights in riads, Berber tents under the stars and majestic sunsets will stay with you for a long time.
Około 1500 km
Suitable for a large off-road vehicle with 4x4 drive and a reduction gear.
7 nights in riads and 3*/4* hotels with breakfast, plus 1 night at a Berber desert camp under canvas.
5 dinners and 4 lunchboxes included, remaining meals at your own expense in local restaurants.
8+1
* The price does not include the flight from Warsaw to Marrakech (approx. 2000 PLN per person). Off-road vehicles are already waiting on site — you don't need to bring your own car.
Prowadzący wyprawę:
Arrival in Marrakech and an evening at Jemaa el-Fnaa square
Flight to Marrakech and transfer to the hotel. First Moroccan dinner, followed by an evening stroll around the famous, UNESCO-listed Jemaa el-Fnaa square — among dancing Berbers, henna artists and stalls serving local delicacies.
Picking up the off-road vehicles and the Ozoud Falls
Visit to a Berber pharmacy and pick-up of the 4x4 off-road vehicles with a reduction gear. Drive to the highest waterfalls in Morocco — Ozoud, where the water cascades down rock walls covered with olive trees.
First crossing of the Atlas Mountains
The first real test of the Atlas Mountains — the route runs through passes above 3,000 metres, with views of Berber villages perched on the slopes. Overnight in a riad in an oasis among date palms.
The Dades and Todra Gorges
A drive through picturesque clay villages known as ksars, followed by Morocco's two most famous gorges — Dades and Todra, with steep, colourful rock walls. Overnight in the town of Erfoud, the gateway to the desert.
Entering the desert and the Paris-Dakar route
The start of two and a half days in the desert. Driving onto the sands of the Sahara and along a stretch of the legendary Paris-Dakar rally route. First encounter with the dunes and a lesson in sand driving under the guidance of the Polish tour leader.
The Erg Chebbi dunes and a night in a Berber tent
A full day of off-roading among Morocco's tallest dunes — Erg Chebbi. In the evening, a desert camp, dinner by the campfire and a night in Berber tents under a clear, star-filled desert sky.
Farewell to the desert and drive towards Ouarzazate
The last morning in the desert and a farewell to the Erg Chebbi dunes. Drive towards Ouarzazate, with an afternoon rest at a desert riad after three days of intense off-roading.
Atlas Studios and Morocco's most famous ksar — Ait Ben Haddou
Visit to the famous Atlas Film Studios in Ouarzazate, where scenes for many Hollywood productions were shot. Then a visit to the most famous ksar in Morocco — the UNESCO-listed Ait Ben Haddou. Return to Marrakech through the valley of clay ksars.
Flight back to Poland
Morning transfer to Marrakech airport and flight back to Poland — heads full of memories from the desert, the Atlas Mountains and oriental cities.
Don't have your own off-road vehicle? We'll rent a fully equipped 4x4 with a reduction gear for you locally in Morocco — ready for pick-up on the second day of the expedition.
for a crew of 4
1590 EUR per person
for a crew of 3
1790 EUR per person
for a crew of 2
2190 EUR per person
The price depends on crew size — the larger the crew, the lower the price per person.
a passenger seat, no need to drive yourself
1990 EUR per person
The ideal option for those who don't want to drive themselves on difficult desert terrain.
flight + fuel for the rented car (car rental option)
~3300 PLN estimated
Flight prices change dynamically — we recommend booking in advance.
Moroccan cuisine blends Berber, Arab and Mediterranean influences — full of aromatic spices and slow-cooked dishes.
A dish slow-cooked for hours in the characteristic conical clay pot — most often lamb or chicken with dried fruit, preserved lemon and fragrant spices.
The traditional Friday dish of steamed durum wheat semolina, served with stewed vegetables and meat — a staple in most Moroccan homes and restaurants.
Green tea brewed with plenty of fresh mint and sugar, poured from a height into small glasses — a symbol of Moroccan hospitality, served on every occasion.
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