Free itinerary · Vol. 01
The Southern
Route.
Ten days from Marrakech to the Atlantic, the long way through the desert. A complete route with drive notes, a suggested stop for each stage and room to get lost in between.
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- Ten days, fully planned
- Drive notes for each stage
- Links for the details that change
- 10 days
- 9 nights, no wasted drives
- 5 bases
- Marrakech to the Atlantic
- 2,140 km
- the long way, deliberately
- Free
- read online, no signup
01 — What's inside
Everything you need. Nothing you don't.
No padding, no affiliate filler. The route, the driving order and the details that matter when you are there.
- 01The full day-by-day route, free to read online
- 02Drive notes and a suggested stop for each stage
- 03A practical planning section and packing notes
- 04Source links for the key places along the way
- 05No download, signup or payment required
02 — The route
Ten days, day by day.
A soft landing: a riad in the medina, a short walk at dusk, and dinner within walking distance. No itinerary required.
This is an editorial route suggestion, not a live conditions report. Check road, weather and vehicle access before you drive.
Erg Chigaga, last light — Day 06
“Leave room for the day with nothing in it. That is where the route begins.”
03 — Good to know
The honest answers.
Do I need a car?
The route assumes a car for the middle section. It gives you the driving order and stop notes; it does not arrange a rental, a driver or a 4×4 transfer. Confirm current vehicle access with a local operator.
Who is it for?
Independent travellers who want a clear route rather than a tour. It is most useful if you are comfortable driving long distances and making your own bookings.
Is anything paid?
No. The full itinerary is on this page. There is no PDF, checkout, email list or paid edition.
04 — Sources
Check before you go.
Opening times, road access and local conditions can change. These official pages are the place to confirm the details.
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