DAY 1: TANGIER - CHEFCHAOUEN
Arrive at the port of Tangier and, after a tour of the city, transfer to Chefchaouen. Chefchaouen, one of the most beautiful small towns in the Rif mountains, is painted in shades of blue. Overnight in Chefchaouen.
DAY 2: CHEFCHAOUEN - MIDELT
CedarsTransfer to Midelt through Ifrane Fez, and the great cedar forests. Or start your tour in Fez. During the night in Midelt.
DAY 3: MIDELT - MERZOUGA (THE DESERT)
Transfer to Merzouga through Er-Rachidia and see the green oasis of the Ziz Gorge valley on your way to the desert village of Merzouga. Arrive in the desert to see the spectacular dunes of Erg Chebbi and stay in a small hotel on the dune line from which you can safely wander in the desert immediately, without a guide. These sand dunes are some of the highest in Morocco and climbing them is an exhilarating experience. Overnight in Merzouga.
DAY 4: NIGHT IN CAMP IN THE DESERT
A free day to explore the desert environment with the driver. In the afternoon they start Erg Chebbi camel of the desert with a local guide. Taste the simplicity of desert life and relax to the rhythm of your camel, as you shuffle between the sand dunes to your desert shelter - a typical nomadic tent. During the night in camp in the desert.
DAY 5: MERZOUGA - FEZ
Return through the desert on your camel and transfer to Fez. During the night in Fez. End of the visit
DAY 6: FEZ - TANGIER
Transfer to the port of Tangier.
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¿Qué idioma se habla en Marruecos?
Marruecos tiene dos idiomas oficiales: El árabe y amazigh. cada idioma se habla en diferentes formas dialectales. Además, el árabe clásico y el francés son los idiomas administrativos y el amazigh no tiene forma unificada (en realidad corresponde a diferentes lenguas bereberes septentrionales).