Top Morocco Sahara Classes & Workshops

From your accommodation in Marrakech, you leave early in the morning Reviews towards the High Atlas Mountains. You will stop at the famous Tizi-n-Tichka, 2260 m high, to enjoy the breathtaking views of the traditional Berber villages and snowy peaks. Once in Ait Ben Haddou, the Most Famous Kasbah whole kingdom of Morocco is classified World Heritage by UNESCO since 1987. This group of earthen buildings Surrounded by walls, is Located in the valley Ounila qui was a spot of traditional and obligatory passing of caravans linking Marrakech to Timbuktu has Housed Several scenes of bestsellers of world cinema Such as Lawrence of Arabia, Jesus of Nazareth, Gladiator gold Lately Games of Thrones. After a delicious lunch, continue to Ouarzazate, Morocco Hollywood, Where You will visit its movie studios and magnificent Kasbah Taourirt. Then you take the way back to your accommodation and enjoy once again the only panoramic views of the chains of the Atlas and Its authentic Berber village.

One of the most popular things to do in Morocco is to discover the Sahara Desert Erg Chebbi Dunes on a camel and spend a night in a Berber tent under the stars. The best activity from Merzouga!

A trip to the desert in Morocco is not complete without a camel trek in the dunes. For those who are fascinated by the caravans which crossed the African deserts between mythical cities transporting wanted products like salt, this is the opportunity to feel like a nomad for one night. Experience Morocco with a camel trek through the dunes of Erg Chebbi Desert on this overnight trip through the Sahara. Try sand-boarding and drumming, then enjoy traditional tagine and sweet mint tea before camping under the stars in a Berber tent. This is a tour created for any quantity up to 50 people.

Experience the Moroccan tradition of afternoon tea during a half-day hands-on cooking class. Learn to make Moroccan breads and cookies from scratch. Go for a stroll through the Holy City of Moulay Idriss to bake bread and cookies in the community oven, called a faraan. Connect with locals through culture and food.

Immerse yourself in Moroccan culinary culture during this cooking class in Ouarzazate. With a chef guide leading you through the recipe, you’ll learn how to make some traditional Moroccan dishes. Sit down with your small class of just six people to eat your creation, chatting about Moroccan food and culture while you eat.