Grand circuit du Maroc de 7 jours

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   Jour 1: Marrakech → Boumalne Dades

   Leaving Marrakech behind, the road climbs into the High Atlas Mountains and crosses the dramatic Tizi n'Tichka Pass, the highest paved mountain pass in North Africa. A stop at the crumbling Telouet Kasbah reveals the faded grandeur of the Glaoui dynasty, while a short detour to Ait Benhaddou — the UNESCO-listed fortified village famous from Gladiator and Game of Thrones — is a highlight for photography lovers. After lunch in Ouarzazate, the route continues along the Skoura palm oasis and through the Valley of Roses before reaching Boumalne Dades at the entrance to the Dades Gorges.

   Boumalne Dades (kasbah guesthouse)

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   Jour 2: Boumalne Dades → Merzouga

   The morning begins with a drive through the dramatic Dades Gorges, where wind-sculpted cliffs form the famous "Monkey Fingers" rock formations, before continuing to the narrow, towering Todra Gorge for an optional short walk. The route then crosses the palm groves around Tinghir and the fossil-rich town of Erfoud. Passing through Rissani, the first golden crests of the Erg Chebbi dunes appear on the horizon. Late afternoon, a camel trek carries you deep into the dunes to a desert camp, where dinner is served under the stars with traditional Gnawa music.

   Erg Chebbi desert camp

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   Jour 3: Merzouga → Fes

   Heading north from the dunes, the route follows the spectacular Ziz Valley Gorges, a ribbon of palm trees threading through red sandstone cliffs, before climbing onto the Middle Atlas plateau. A stop in Ifrane, nicknamed the "Switzerland of Morocco" for its Alpine-style architecture, offers a striking contrast to the desert. Just beyond, the Azrou Cedar Forest is home to wild Barbary macaques. The journey concludes in Fes, Morocco's spiritual and cultural capital and home to the world's largest car-free urban area.

   Fes (riad)

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   Jour 4: Full Day in Fes

   A full day is spent exploring Fes el-Bali, the largest car-free urban area on Earth and a UNESCO World Heritage medina of over 9,000 narrow lanes. Highlights include the ornate Bab Boujloud gate, the Al Quaraouiyine mosque-university (founded in 859, recognised as the world's oldest existing university), the iconic Chouara leather tanneries, and the restored Nejjarine Fondouk, before browsing the souks for ceramics, brassware, and leather goods.

   Fes (riad)

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   Jour 5: Fes → Chefchaouen

   Leaving Fes, the route can include a detour to the remarkably preserved Roman ruins of Volubilis and the imperial city of Meknes before climbing into the Rif Mountains toward Chefchaouen, the famous "Blue Pearl" of Morocco, arriving in time to wander its cobalt-blue lanes at sunset.

   Chefchaouen (riad)

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   Jour 6: Chefchaouen → Casablanca

   The road south can pass through Ouezzane and the elegant capital Rabat, home to the unfinished Hassan Tower and the whitewashed Kasbah of the Udayas, before reaching Casablanca, Morocco's modern economic capital and site of the vast Hassan II Mosque, one of the largest mosques in the world, built directly on the Atlantic Ocean.

   Casablanca (hotel)

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   Jour 7: Casablanca → Marrakech

   A comfortable final drive south across the plains returns you to Marrakech, where the trip concludes back in the buzz of Jemaa el-Fnaa square.

2 à 3 voyageurs

€1,290 par personne

4 voyageurspar personne, groupe de 4

€990 par personne

Voyageur seul

€2,350 Voyageur seul

Les prix indiqués sont par personne, sauf mention « Solo ». Contactez-nous pour les groupes plus nombreux ou un devis personnalisé.