Our start will be from Fes the Medina, where your driver/guide will pick you up from your Hotel or metting point

Ifrane is a Moroccan tourist city located in the Fès-Meknès region, often called “Little Switzerland” because of its clean streets, European-style architecture, and cool climate in summer with snow in winter. It is famous for its natural beauty: forests, waterfalls, and lakes such as Ain Vittel and Dayet Aoua. The city is also home to Al Akhawayn University, one of the most prestigious universities in Morocco. Ifrane attracts many visitors seeking peace, skiing, and fresh mountain air

The Ziz River is a well-known river in eastern Morocco. It originates in the High Atlas Mountains near Midelt and extends for about 280 km, reaching Errachidia and Tafilalet. The river nourishes important oases (such as the Tafilalet Oasis) and has major dams built on it, like the Hassan Addakhil Dam, which provides water for drinking and agriculture. Historically, the Ziz River was an essential passage for trade caravans linking northern Morocco with the Sahara Desert The Ziz Valley played a major role in Morocco's trade history, especially with ancient caravans: • Caravans coming from northern Morocco or from Fez would pass through Midelt and follow the Ziz Valley to reach the south. • This route reached the Tafilalt oases, known as one of the largest oases in the world. • From Tafilalt, caravans continued toward the Sahara Desert, and from there, they traveled to Mali, Niger, and exchanging salt, gold, and dates.

You will arrive in Merzouga in the evening and then ride camels to go to the camp. On the way, you will stop to take pictures of the sunset and sandboarding. After that, you will arrive at the tents to spend a pleasant night with music and watching the stars. This is after dinner.