3 days

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1° giorno: da Marrakech alle Gole di Dades (D)
Inizia la giornata con il prelievo dalla tua sistemazione a Marrakech e inizia il viaggio verso le gole di Dades. Attraversa il passo dell'Atlante Tizi-n-Tichka e osserva villaggi berberi nell'alto Atlante. Prosegui verso la Qasba Ait Benhaddou per visitare il sito patrimonio dell'umanità dell'UNESCO di Ait Benhaddou. Poi goditi il pranzo. Successivamente, ci si dirige verso Ouarzazate per visitare la qasba Taorirt, nonché gli Atlante Studios. Dopo una giornata di visite turistiche, infine fai il check-in nella tue sistemazione nelle Gole di Dades.
Pernottamento: Hotel alle Gole di Dardes/un riad
2° giorno: dalle Gole di Dades a Merzouga (B, D)
Dopo la prima colazione, partenza per Erg Chebbi nel deserto del Sahara a Merzouga e potrai osservare i villaggi locali berberi lungo il tragitto. Dopo aver effettuato il check-in in hotel, fai un giro in cammello nelle dune di sabbia per arrivare verso il tuo campo, dove ammirerai il tramonto.
Pernottamento: accampamento dei nomadi berberi
3° giorno: da Merzouga a Marrakech (B)
Svegliati presto per guardare il sole sorgere sulle dune, prima di cavalcare i cammelli per tornare a Merzouga. Fai colazione, per poi iniziare il viaggio di ritorno verso la tua sistemazione a Marrakech.

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Incluso

2 pernottamenti
Giro in cammello
Ritiro dall'hotel
Pasti come da itinerario (D = cena, B = colazione)

Non incluso

Hotel drop-off
Pranzo
Mance

Extra

Riceverai una conferma al momento della prenotazione
Seggiolini per bambini disponibili
La tariffa per bambini si applica solo quando si condivide con 2 adulti paganti
Funziona in tutte le condizioni atmosferiche, si prega di vestirsi in modo appropriato

Funzioni

Turismo

95%

Culturale

55%

Adrenalina

30%

Acquatica

30%

Recensioni

3.4

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William I

2 | 2016-10-27

The Camel Trekking and night in the desert were excellent but the rest was highly disappointing. We booked this trip on the basis of the camel trek and desert camp experience, which was excellent we got to trek in on camels at sunset for roughly 1 hour before going to the tents. We were hosted excellently by Berber guides who cooked us excellent food and serenaded us with some Moroccan Jams under a clear starry sky so clear we could see the milky way. The main issue with the trip were the guides not on the camel trek or the minibus driver who all seemed to be on the Take and trying to Squeeze as much money out of us as possible. The first stop was at Ait Benhaddou which is a lovely Berber village that has featured in many films such as Gladiator, Lawrence of Arabia and more recently Game of Thrones. The village itself was lovely and the guide showed us round passing on some interesting facts but nothing I couldn't have got from a guidebook, and frankly I would have rather walked myself around. It irritated me when he asked for a sizeable tip at the end before encouraging us to buy scarfs that he said we would need in the desert for the record you do not need one which he clearly gets commission from the stall owner. The Second stop was at the Todra Gorge where we had the my worst experience in Morocco. The guide took us on a 45 min walk through the fields trying to explain that Berber people live in villages and nomads live in mountains. He wasted a good 20 mins explaining this simple fact before taking us to a carpet shop where we were subjected to a Hard sell on rugs made by a so called women's Cooperative showed round by a surprising number of wealthy looking Men!. When he finally took us to Todra gorge 2 hours after the start of the trip we had 20 mins to look about the gorge before being told we had to go. This guide then demanded a tip of 30 DRH per person for frankly wasting 2 hours of my time and denying me the opportunity to look around the gorge. I would rather have paid him 30 DRH to leave me alone from the start! The final gripe was with the sand boarding which was non existent! When we arrived at Marguza no one had any intention of taking us sand boarding and finally after making a fuss I was given a poor board and told to walk up the dune in the distance. I had time for 1 go and my Girlfriend did not get the chance. This was utterly useless and frankly should not be advertised as part of the trip, because there is to time or intention to do it on the part of the guides. In summary the camel trek and night in a Berber tent were excellent. The remainder of the trip is very poor and you can expect to be harassed for money by useless guides and spend most of the 3 days on a Bus including over 10 hours on the final day!

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Salvatore O

4 | 2016-09-05

Great tour , not much information giving about each section. Well worth the money and experiance

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