2026 Midelt Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in August)

Hey everyone! . Here's a comprehensive travel guide; scroll down to unlock it~ . 🗺️Itinerary at a glance: Day 1: Atlas Film Studios – Ait Benhaddou – Dades Gorge Check in at the famous film studios and ancient village, then head to the desert camp along the gorge. Day 2: Todra Gorge – Ziz Gorge – Sahara Desert Cross the magnificent gorges, enjoy a dromedary camel ride, and watch the desert galaxy sunset. Day 3: Le Rocher – Midelt – Ifrane Pass through unique towns and stroll through the mountain city to experience its fresh atmosphere. Day 4-5: Bab Bou Jeloud – Fes Medina – Chouara Tannery – Royal Palace of Fes – Chefchaouen – Hassan Tower – Mausoleum of Mohammed V Explore the ancient city of Fes with an official guide, visit the blue and white mountain city, and ancient royal mausoleums. Day 6: Majorelle Garden – Bahia Palace – Djemaa el-Fna Wander through the famous garden and ancient palace, and experience the vibrant atmosphere of the bustling open-air square. Return: Conclude your cultural and natural journey through Morocco and safely return home. . Must-visit attractions: 1. Sahara Desert ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Located in North Africa, spanning multiple countries Opening hours: All day Duration: 2–3 days Want to experience the grandeur and mystery of the Sahara Desert? The best travel season is autumn (September to November), when temperatures are mild, perfect for camel riding, sandboarding, and stargazing~ 2. Chefchaouen ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Morocco Opening hours: All day Duration: 3–5 hours Dense with blue houses and alleys covered with shops, every photo you take is a healing masterpiece! 3. Majorelle Garden ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Rue Yves St Laurent, Marrakech 40090 Morocco Opening hours: 8:00 AM–6:30 PM Duration: 1–2 hours The YSL color garden, with exotic plants surrounding a blue villa, creates an incredibly atmospheric photo opportunity! . ✈️Travel preparations: 📱 Get a local SIM card first. Morocco's signal coverage is good in August, making internet and calls convenient. Don't forget to buy it in advance. 🔌 Bring a European standard adapter. Local sockets are two-pin round, so your charging devices need to be compatible. 🪪 Passport is a must! Morocco is visa-free, but it's safer to print your round-trip flight tickets and hotel booking for inspection. 👚 Morocco has large temperature differences between day and night in August. Bring short-sleeved sun protection shirts and light jackets, plus a comfortable pair of hiking shoes. 🧴 Don't forget sun protection! High-SPF sunscreen, sun hats, and sunglasses are essential, as UV rays are strong in the desert and by the sea. 💊 Pack some common medications, such as stomach remedies and mosquito repellent. Local food and insects might cause some minor discomfort. 🧳 A lightweight, large-capacity backpack is useful for exploring old towns and the desert, making it super convenient to carry water and snacks. . Ready to start this journey? Click the card below to unlock your exclusive itinerary now~

We spent three weeks in Morocco, starting in Casablanca and wrapping up in Marrakesh. Our journey included stops in Rabat, Tangier, Chefchaouen, Fes, Midelt, Merzouga, Erg Chebbi, Dades Gorge, Ait Ben Haddou, Marrakesh, and Essouira. We had a private vehicle and were accompanied by Younes, an English-speaking Moroccan who's self-taught, well-versed in Western cultures, and deeply knowledgeable about Islam. During our time together, we engaged in many insightful discussions. Younes truly served as an excellent ambassador for his culture and country. While we covered many of the popular tourist attractions, we were thrilled to also explore several lesser-known spots. Younes went above and beyond to ensure our trip was safe and unforgettable—and it absolutely was!

It was unforgettable moment. will never forget what i've seen and exprienced there. Riding on a camel was an interesting and fun experience. The food was also good and the sky at night i've seen was incredible. definitely worth visiting!!

First time in the Sahara. This is definitely the pinnacle of my Morocco trip. There's even an opportunity to join a desert camp and sleep under the clear skies and the stars.