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3-Day Morocco Travel Itinerary: Marrakech to the Sahara
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items I put this itinerary together to share the cultural journey I experienced from Marrakech to the Sahara. I met incredible artisans, learned the stories behind their crafts, and spent time in villages that showed me a different side of Morocco. Every stop here is a place that truly stayed with me—from lively city squares to peaceful desert sunrises. If...https://plann.in/bmbnGK
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Day 2
Day 3
Day 1
I began my journey in Marrakesh and started traveling through the High Atlas Mountains, where I met artisans and learned about Berber traditions. This day set the tone of the trip—full of culture, scenery, and meaningful encounters.
Marrakech is where my trip began, and the square was already buzzing with energy the moment I arrived.
Marrakech
Driving through the High Atlas felt like entering a completely different world with endless mountain views.
High Atlas Mountains
Watching this artist paint using real fire was one of the most unique moments of my trip.
Roadside Berber Fire Painter Stand
Stepping into this ancient village felt like walking through history—meeting local families made the visit even more meaningful.
Aït Benhaddou (Ksar Aït Benhaddou)
The women were so warm and showed me how their rose products are made by hand.
Dar Zite Women’s Cooperative
I stayed here overnight, and the quiet courtyard surrounded by mountains felt incredibly peaceful.
Riad Sahara Stars Dades
Day 2
This day took me deeper into Morocco’s landscapes, from canyons to weaving villages. I spent time with local families, learned the stories behind their craft, and ended the evening riding camels at sunset.
Walking through this canyon was amazing. The cliffs rise so high and the whole place feels alive with local families and travelers.
Todra Gorge
Visiting this home was special as the family shared the meaning behind their carpet designs.
Berber Weaving in Tinghir
This moment was magical—the dunes glowed at sunset, and the desert felt endless and peaceful.
Erg Chebbi Dunes (Camel Ride at Sunset)
The sky was so clear and the Berber music around the fire made the night feel magical.
Erg Chebbi Dunes (Stargazing and Music)
Day 3
I woke up in the desert to a peaceful sunrise before the long drive back to Marrakesh. It was the perfect full-circle moment that wrapped up my trip with beauty and reflection.
Sunrise here was surreal—the dunes glowed softly and the morning felt completely calm.
Erg Chebbi Desert Camp
Every turn on this road made the journey back feel just as memorable as the stops themselves.
Roadside Views on the Drive Back
The long ride back to Marrakech felt full circle, and the city’s energy welcomed me just as brightly as when I first arrived.
Return To Marrakech