Step into the heart of Marrakech with your guide and let the city slowly reveal its secrets — from the golden minaret of the Koutoubia Mosque to the jeweled tiles and fragrant gardens of the Bahia Palace. Wander quiet courtyards, trace stories in the Saadian Tombs, and lose yourself in a labyrinth of wonders through the medina’s spice-scented alleyways. After a leisurely rooftop lunch with views over the terracotta rooftops, the mood softens as you visit the Majorelle Gardens — a serene dream of cobalt blues, rustling bamboo, and exotic flowers, once a sanctuary for Yves Saint Laurent. As sunset nears, return to the medina for golden hour at Jemaa el-Fnaa, where drums, lanterns, and storytellers awaken the night.

Departure from Marrakech early in the morning. 

Traverse the High Atlas Mountains, discover Berber villages, and cross the Tizi n'Tichka Pass ("Pass of the Pastures") at an altitude of 2,260 m. Discover the ksar of Aït-Ben-Haddou. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this fortified village with ochre walls is highly representative of the architecture of southern Morocco, and famous for movie filming.

The journey then continues through the Draa Valley, lined with palm trees.

Arrive in M'Hamid El Ghizlane in the evening. At the end of the village, the road ends. You're ready to enter the vastness of the Sahara!

 The nomadic team welcomes you to the permanent bivouac. The caravan sets off at the rhythm of the camels. You begin by crossing the palm grove of M'hamid El Ghizlane. Tea and lunch are served in the shade of the tamarisk trees.

The bivouac is set up between the dunes. All that's left is for you to admire your first desert sunset before plunging your eyes into the immensity of the Milky Way.

The night begins around the fire with a succulent meal and the traditional sand bread prepared by the nomads.

Enjoy the music, songs and dances of the “Blue Men".

The journey takes you deeper into solitude. The dunes grow taller, softer, more surreal. By midday, the golden waves of *Erg Zahar* rise around you — known as the "Screaming Dunes," where the wind hums across the sand in a haunting song. The largest of them rises to 150 meters. Below, the endless Sahara stretches like an ocean. As the sun melts into the dunes, you feel something ancient stir inside you. Here, under a billion stars, everything unnecessary falls away. 

 This morning, the caravan crosses Lhdibat, a rocky area, to reach Kraat Jamal. Numerous tamarisk trees cover this part of the desert. Enjoy lunch in the tranquil oasis of the Draa Valley. The camp is set up in a place where dromedaries roam freely. You eat by candlelight, wrapped in blankets, listening to stories shared in soft voices under the sky. 

Your final morning in the desert is quiet. The sky is soft with sunrise, and the desert sends you off with a beautiful farwell. You return to Mhamid slowly, gently, like waking from a long and sacred dream. The village feels almost strange now after so many days in silence. Stop for the night at a comfortable permanent camp where you can shower, have a meal, and spend the night in a comfortable bed. You share one last dinner with your guides – a family now. 

 It's time to hit the road back to Marrakech. You rise early and leave the desert behind, but it doesn’t leave you. As the palm trees blur past the window and the mountains rise again, your heart is full. The rhythm of the road through the High Atlas Mountains carries you back to Marrakech, but you’re not the same. The dust, the stars, the silence – they stay with you. Arrive in Marrakech in the late afternoon.