Morocco · 2-DAY EXPERIENCES
The 15 best 2-day experiences you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Review of the 2-day Marrakech to Zagora tour, with Ait Ben Haddou, camel rides, desert camping, meals, costs, and practical tips.
“It was a very nice experience, our driver Mohamed bem haddou was very professional and enjoayable, made the long trip very nice.”
Ride camels into Merzouga, watch the sunset, sleep in a private desert camp, and enjoy dinner, music, and sunrise on this 2-day trip from Fes.
“The trip was well organized. The scene was definitely worth seeing in the Sahara. Our driver Hafid is a nice guy and very helpful! Highly recommended!”
Two days from Marrakech to Zagora with Ait Ben Haddou, Atlas views, a camel ride, Berber camp, dinner, music, and sunrise.
“Zohair was the best guide ever, very kind and funny. We had two amazing days in which he explained his culture the clearest and best way possible, he definitely elevated the experience. Even the driver was really good, also kind and helpful. We stayed in the standard camp, and the night was amazing, from the food to the music and entertainment.”
Ride camels at sunset, sleep in a Zagora desert camp, visit Ait Ben Haddou, and cross the Atlas Mountains on this value-packed tour.
“The trip was great with enough stops. Driver Abdul is a chill guy.”
Review of the 2-day Mount Toubkal trek from Marrakech, with summit views, refuge details, winter advice, costs, food, guides, and fitness tips.
“Amazing experience. Challenging and tough. Immense satisfaction and well-being. Hosein (guide) went above and beyond to help with every detail. Be fit, ready and prepared. Read instructions. Bring necessary items. Don't forget cash and good sunglasses.”
Review of a two-day Zagora desert trip from Marrakech or Ouarzazate with Ait Ben Haddou, camel rides, camp meals, and Atlas views.
“Rezikki Q Mustapha was a great tour guide with great energy and knowledge of the local Amizir culture. Was an awesome trip and a great way to spend 2 days in Morocco.”
Ride camels at sunset, sleep in a Berber camp, and visit Ait Ben Haddou on this scenic two-day desert trip from Marrakech.
“The whole experience was great. If you don’t have much time in Marrakesh I would consider the 1 day desert experience, as this involves 6 hours of driving there and back across 2 days. There’s not much practical info about the trip, so here’s some useful info: Bring enough cash for 2 lunches, breakfast, snacks, and tips, and bring warm clothes, the desert is cold. Itinerary 6 hour drive to desert, stops off at viewpoints regularly, and there’s a 2 hour stop at Ait Benhaddou. The van is comfortable and ours had chargepoints. Arrive for the camel ride (mostly along a dirt road) which is just under an hour (it’s…”
Review of a 2-day Fes to Merzouga desert trip with camel rides, Atlas Mountain stops, luxury tents, dinner, music, and sunrise.
“Tarik was a great guide, he took care of us throughout the trip and the berbers also made sure that we were having fun”
Climb North Africa’s highest peak on a two-day Toubkal trek from Marrakesh, with meals, a refuge stay, local guides, and summit sunrise views.
“From collection to drop off all was great, I was concerned about my gear as the weather was a little colder and whiter than I had accounted for, but we could rent anything and everything needed (the rental gear was proper too). The guides were amazing, the food was excellent and the refuge was a great experience. The rest of the group were all great people, and the group we joined for the evening. Comms via the WhatsApp group were superb. We couldn’t summit on day 2 as the extreme temps, wind and snowstorm made it too dangerous (the police decide hour by hour what is safe), it didn’t detract…”
Ride camels, sleep under desert stars, and visit Ait-Ben-Haddou on a fast-paced two-day Zagora tour from Marrakech.
“Our guide was Mohammed Ben Haddou and he was awesome. He took us to all the best places and got us back in time for our flight. This trip was the best trip of my life. I would recommend a million times over”
Review of Marrakech’s 2-day Atlas Mountains trek, with village lodging, Berber culture, mountain views, meals, guide tips, and winter advice.
“Hussain was a fantastic guide! He brought me on a great route through the mountains despite the heavy snow and made sure I was comfortable and prepared throughout the full journey.”
Review of a two-day Zagora desert tour from Marrakech with Atlas views, Ait Ben Haddou, camel rides, camp dinner, and sunrise.
“I loved it! The staff at the desert camp were very caring and made sure that we had a good time. The scenery was incredible. Fabr and Abdul guide and driver were wonderful. They were enthusiastic and knowledgeable for explaining sone of the history along the way. I recommend!”
Climb Mount Toubkal from Marrakesh in two days with a local guide, refuge stay, meals, mountain views, and small-group support.
“Both of our guides (both named Hassan) were incredibly helpful and made this experience as easy and comfortable as. Possible”
Review of Zagora’s 2-day desert tour from Marrakech, with Ait Ben Haddou, camel rides, Atlas views, dinner, camp stay, and practical tips.
“Amazing tour. We really enjoyed it. this is the short version of going to the Sahara. 2 days with shorter stops. So the dunes are not as pronounced as in the deeper Sahara (Merzouga). My mom also had mobility issues and everyone was very accommodating. though the camel ride was not for her. The camp, food, stops and guides were all great. Our driver idriss was super nice amd very attentive. i would really recommend this tour if you are short on time.”
Review of the 2-day Fes desert tour to Erg Chebbi, with camel rides, sunrise, Berber camp, mountain scenery, costs, comfort, and practical tips.
“This is an overall great tour and fulfills its objectives. Kind of an “organized chaos” so something you’ll have to wait and have patience until they figure out but they will figure out everything. As a suggestion, they should put some attention to details and logistics so things can run smoothly. However, the job and effort that all the guys are putting on this experience can be seen. As a solo female traveler, I recommend.”
Desert nights, mountain lunches and medina mornings, with the best of each.
