BEST DESERT TOURS FROM FES

PRIVATE TOURS FROM FES

Before we introduce our best desert tours from Fes, we would like to provide you a brief interesting overview about Fes city. Fes is one of the imperial capitals next to Marrakech, Meknes and Rabat being the oldest of the four. It is also considered the capital of Morocco’s Islam, as well as the religious and cultural capital.

The city is divided into three zones: the oldest area inside the walls (Fez el-Bali); the new zone (Fez el-Jdid); and the largest area, created during the French colony, in the south of the city.

Its medina of Fes el-Bali is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the largest inhabited medieval cities in the world. It is also the largest pedestrian zone on the planet. In its winding streets you can find all kinds of restaurants, craft stalls, mosques and numerous tanneries,…

Orienting yourself in the medina can be difficult, so although the true spirit of this city is to get lost in its streets and let yourself be guided by the senses to find a new way. It is undoubtedly a unique place.

THE BEST FES DESERT TOURS

To Morocco Travel, provide unique Morocco tours from Fes, sightseeing tours, luxury Trips to Sahara desert, imperial cities.

To Morocco Travel Offers you the chance to enjoy the best tours from Fes in Morocco, with our top Morocco tours from Fes you don’t need a big budget to be able to travel to Morocco, its is affordable prices, there are a discount in conditions, so as to make you able to book your dream tour to Morocco with us.

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BEST 3 days Fes To Marrakech desert tour

3-Day desert tour from Fes to Marrakech

The trip will start early morning from the oldest city of Fes heading to the desert via many beautiful places…

Best Fes To Merzouga Desert 3 Day

3-Day tour Fes To Merzouga Desert / 2-Nights In the Desert

This tour is special and good for those who want to spend enough time to explore the Sahara desert…

4 Days desert tour from Fes

4-Day tour from Fes to Marrakech/2 day in the desert

In this tour you will visit many attractions like Mountains, valleys, deserts and many more…

3 Days Tour From Marrakech To Fes desert

2-Day desert tour from Fes to Marrakech

This 2 days desert tour from Fes is the best choice fro those who have narrow schedule, but the like to see the Sahara Desert…

5 Days Marrakech to Fes desert tour

5-Day tour Fes To Marrakech Via Desert

This 5-day desert tour is special and good for those who want to spend enough time to explore the Sahara desert…

Morocco Itinerary 7 days Tour to Desert, Fes, Chafchaouen

6-Day tour from Fes to Marrakech/2 day in the desert

In this 6-day desert tour you will cover many beautiful attractions like Mountains, valleys, deserts and many more…

BEST THINGS TO DO IN FES

Take A Walking Tour of The Fes Medina

Without a doubt, Fes’ historic and vast Medina is the city’s main attraction.


The Medina of Fes (Fes el Bali) was created in the ninth century and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site with over 9,000 passageways of souks and shops.

The 9,000 alleyways, which span 1,334 acres (540 hectares), are fully car-free. That’s correct, the Fes Medina is one of the world’s largest car-free zones, with only foot traffic allowed.

Yes, there are 9,000 alleyways. We didn’t lie when we claimed it was big. 🙂 This is why you need a guide to show you around.

A walking tour of Fes Medina is the ideal way to discover some of Fes’ top attractions! Sure, you can use Google Maps to create your own itinerary, but we can’t tell you how many lost tourists we observed asking for help while on our walking tour. Let’s just say…a lot.

Visit A Few Madrasas

What is a Madrasa, you may ask? A madrasa is a religious school (elementary or higher education) where students can study Islam. The Quran is the primary teaching focus, but other topics like law and algebra are also available.

Two of Fes’ most popular Madrasas are Bou Inania Madrasa and Al-Attarine Madrasa.

Watch the Leather Workers at Chouara Tannery

Chouara Tannery (often written Chouwara) is one of three tanneries located in Fes. Chouara is the largest, oldest (more than 900 years old), and most well-known of the three tanneries.

Upon entering Chouara Tannery, you will be given a little bushel of mint leaves. Why mint leaves? For you to sniff, of course!

Cow urine and pigeon droppings are two of the key substances utilized in the dyeing process at Chouara Tannery. Soaking, treating, and tanning hundreds of hides in dye vats can produce unpleasant odors.

Shop The Souks

Not sure what a souk is.

“Souk” is simply another term for a market or shop. Souks can be found in each of the Fes Medina’s 9,000 lanes. Souks are sometimes divided into sections dedicated to specific products, such as spice, copper, carpet, and so on.

Tip: Our local medina guide took us shopping at a few souks, which was a great help! You can plan a few shopping stops with your Medina guide or book a shopping tour in the Medina souks!

Fes is renowned for its handcrafted leather items, pottery works, and patterned rugs. Not to mention the copper. A great site to get a copper mug for your Moscow Mules (as we did!).

There are dozens of souks selling everything imaginable. So, if you’re in the mood to purchase or simply browse, explore the souk-filled streets of the Fes Medina and enjoy!

TIP: On Fridays, which are holy days in Morocco, shops and souks may close at specific times for prayer.

See The 7 Gates of The Royal Palace (Del el Makhzen)

Unfortunately, Dar el Makhzen is not open to the public because the Royal Family uses it. However, you may still visit the palace’s facade, which features seven massive brass doors.

Even though you cannot enter the Palace, the exterior is still worth visiting.

The seven doors are gilded with ornate brass motifs, and the brass knockers match. The mosaics and other decorative aspects on the palace walls are absolutely magnificent.

Visit Poterie de Fes (Pottery Cooperative)

The Poterie de Fes, a local pottery cooperative just outside the Medina walls, is a haven for real artists.

This establishment is absolutely unique, with hand-painted pottery and artistically crafted tile mosaics. When you arrive, you’ll go through the cooperative to see how each artist makes elaborate and detailed pieces of art from scratch.

There is also a shop where you may purchase handmade Moroccan items such as tagines, bowls, plates, teapots, and much more to take home.

To get to Poterie De Fes, simply hail a taxi or arrange for a trip through your Fes accommodation.

THE BEST SELLING FES TOURS

Making plans for a trip to Fes! With its rich history and culture, it’s an excellent choice. Popular and best-selling Fes tours frequently included visits to historical sites, cultural experiences, and desert excursions. A Fes desert tour is typically a highlight, providing an opportunity to experience the stunning landscapes and distinct culture of Morocco’s Sahara desert of Erg Chebbi.

BEST DAY TRIPS FROM FES

In terms of day trips from Fes, Fes has a lot to offer! Here are some popular Fes tours:

Day Trip to Volubilis and Meknes:

  • Volubilis’ ancient Roman ruins should be explored.
  • Visit Meknes, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its historical importance and stunning architecture.

Excursion to Chefchaouen:

  • Take a day trip to Chefchaouen, the picturesque blue city.
  • Wander the charming streets, admire the vibrant blue buildings, and shop for one-of-a-kind local crafts.

Day Trip to Ifrane and Azrou:

  • Discover Ifrane, an alpine town known as “Little Switzerland” for its architecture.
  • Azrou is famous for its cedar forest, which is home to Barbary macaques.

Adventure in the Middle Atlas Mountains:

  • Explore the breathtaking Middle Atlas Mountains.
  • Visit Berber villages, admire the scenery, and learn about the local culture.

Excursion to Sefrou and Bhalil:

  • Visit Sefrou, which is famous for its annual cherry festival.
  • Explore Bhalil’s unique cave dwellings and learn about the traditional way of life.

A Day in the Sahara Desert:

  • A day trip to the edge of the Sahara, while slightly longer, is an unforgettable experience.
  • Enjoy camel rides, dunes exploration, and a spectacular sunset over the desert.