Top Fez Wildlife Encounters

Enjoy an overnight adventure in the Sahara Desert with this small-group 2-day tour to Merzouga from Fez. Admire views of the Atas Mountains on the way, and enjoy stops at Ifran, Azrou, Midelt, and Erfoud. At Merzouga, enjoy a sunset camel ride, dinner, and spend the night in a traditional Berber tent. Explore the Merzouga Desert by camel in the morning before returning to Fez or Marrakesh.

Explore the iconic blue-painted town of Chefchaouen and be back in Fes that same day. During this private, full-day excursion, you’ll enjoy several hours to wander at your own pace. Visit attractions like the Grand Mosque, the bustling medina and Plaza Uta el-Hammam, or even the Ethnographic Museum. Local guides are provided for groups of eight or more.

Experience sunset and sunrise in the Sahara Desert on this overnight small-group adventure from Fez to the Erg Chebbi sand dunes. Travel through gorges, cedar forest, valleys, and the High Atlas Mountains, then enjoy a glass of mint tea before riding a camel through the desert to your Berber tent. Enjoy dinner, sunrise, and breakfast in the dunes before riding the camels back and returning to Fez with hotel pickup included.

This three-day tour from Fez to Marrakech will reveal the wonderful diversity of Morocco’s landscapes, from cedar forest to palm oasis to arid sand dunes. The tour packs in a huge variety of attractions including the Todra and Dades Gorges, the UNESCO-listed Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah, and the Valley of the Roses. You’ll also experience the magic of a camel ride through the Sahara to camp overnight among the sand dunes.

Drive to Ifrane, referred to as “the Switzerland of Morocco” via the cedar forest and begin your day adventure to Ifrane and Azrou. In Ifrane, drive by the Al Akhawayn University, built in 1995 by King Hassan II of Morocco and King Fah of Saadia Arabia. Visit the city, where you will see the iconic Stone Lion carved by a German soldier during the 2nd world war that many tourists take pictures next to. Visit the Marché or souq, where the locals buy their supplies. Continue the journey over the Middle Atlas Mountains to Azrou, a Berber village, visit the cedar forest and observe the Barbary Apes and feed them peanuts and have a photo opportunity. Have lunch at a local restaurant before driving back to Fez in the afternoon.