The Road of Thousands Kasbahs of Morocco

You will be taking an early breakfast before heading deeper into the mainland, passing by the capital Rabat on the way to FES, you can have an optional visit to the ancient Roman outpost of Volubilis learn about the history and architecture; the stunning bathhouses, marble pillars decorating the main lane, Then you head to the oldest capital in Morocco "FES" that is also known by it's 9000 labyrinth alleys this city was founded 1200 years back in time by the first Sultan "IDRIS I" representing a Mosaic of the Amazigh and Arab ethnicities residing the city.

Today you can have an optional city visit to FES EL BALI or the Medival Fes where the oldest University in the world "El Karaouine" takes a place, Medrassa Bounania or some Quranic schools, in addition to many other interesting sites like Ennejarine Museum and Fundok that was one of the oldest hostels in the city for the caravan traders back to the Dark Ages.

Evening time might be a great time to relax at your accommodation.

Leaving that busy city behind today you will take your way through the forested heights of the middle Atlas; you might have a chance to take pictures with some Barbary Apes on the way, and stop by the French city IFRANE which is considered a masterpiece built at the colonial era.
There is much to discover throughout the authentic villages on the way; notice the difference between the Green North and Dry South; it will be a great to stop by to have an optional Lunch at the town of Midelt before carrying on your way to the South; upon your arrival to Merzouga get your self prepared to ride a camel deeper into the golden sand dunes where your camp nestles; enjoy a nice traditional dinner and maybe hear some Tuareg songs by the bonfire.

Wake up early and ride your camel back to the Auberge where you can refresh your body and have a nice breakfast before taking your way to the town of Tinghir, It will be nice to have a lunch on the way.

Upon your arrival your tour leader will take you into the breathtaking Todra Gorges that is 400 meters high, you might spot some climbers on the cliff sides, also don't miss to walk through the peaceful palmery and learn how the local community is farming and cropping the palmery's harvest before heading down to your accommodation.