14 DAYS TOUR FROM CASABLANCA

Day 1: Casablanca Airport – Rabat

This 14-day trip to Morocco starts in Casablanca at Mohammed V International Airport. We’ll start with the well-known Hassan II Mosque, an architectural marvel with views of the sea. Following that, we visit Morocco’s capital, Rabat, where we see famous landmarks including Hassan Tower and the Oudayas Kasbah. We’ll leave you off at your Rabat hotel as the day comes to an end.

Day 2 : Rabat – Asilah – Tangier

See Tangier, the meeting place of the Mediterranean and the Atlantic, after a hearty breakfast at your hotel or riad in Rabat. Along the route, stop in at Asilah, a walled seaside community that combines Andalusian splendor with regional spirit. We next go to Tangier, where we completely immerse ourselves in the city’s varied history by seeing the fascinating Cave of Hercules and the beautiful Cape Spartal Beach. After that, unwind and enjoy everything Tangier has to offer from your hotel or riad.

Days 3: Tangier– Rif Mountains – Chefchaouen  

After a delicious breakfast at your hotel or riad, take an exhilarating trip to Chefchaouen, which is located in the Rif Mountains. Two hours from Tangier, the drive provides wide views of undulating hills and quaint villages. Once in Chefchaouen, have a seat in your hotel or riad and begin your search.

Famous for their blue tone, the city’s structures add to the beautiful atmosphere. Wander through the little streets of the Medina, explore the bustling souks, or unwind at one of the little cafés or restaurants that serve delectable Moroccan cuisine.

Day 4: Explore The Blue City Of Chefchaouen

We’re going to spend the day admiring Chefchaouen, often known as the blue city. Thanks to its friendly locals and blue-washed buildings, the city’s medieval medina exudes laid-back ambiance. See the meandering paths and little alleys that cut over the northern hillside. Take in the main square, square Outa el-Hammam, and dine at local restaurants or cafés.

Climb the hill in the afternoon to the city walls and then go to Hotel Atlas, which has a rooftop terrace with a fantastic view. The white Spanish Mosque, which is situated on a climb up the hill and offers a great spot for sunsets behind the mountains (20 to 30 minutes), should not be missed. Follow the eastward streets.

DAY 5: CHECHAOUEN – VOLUBILIS – MEKNES – FES

Breakfast is when we leave for Fes. UNESCO-protected Volubilis Roman remains will be our stop along the way. First built in the third century BCE and abandoned more than a millennium later, this massive structure was once a bustling city in a far-off region of the Roman Empire. Then we went to Meknes, the 17th-century Moroccan capital.

Discover the charming walled ancient town, which has the famous Bab el Mansour entrance. Admire the magnificent carvings and embellishments on the gate and the Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail, a hallowed site dedicated to the famous Sultan Moulay Ismail. After lunch, we’ll go to Fes where we’ll unwind in an amazing riad for the evening.

DAY 6: EXPLORE FES WITH A LOCAL GUIDE

After breakfast at your riad, you’ll meet our local guide and take in the rich history and culture of Fes medinas as you meander through its little, winding lanes. The exploratory journey starts from the well-known Bab Boujeloud gate in Fes el Bali (789 ACE) and goes all the way to Talâa Kebira’s main boulevard. Gaze at the architecture with hints of Tunisia and Spain as you pass stores and souks (markets) looking for souvenirs and presents.

Watch the ancient methods in use at the eleventh-century Chouara Tannery. Before visiting Fes el Jdid, the “new city,” take in the elaborate zellij tile work of the 14th-century Al Attarine Madrasa. From the cemetery, the Mellah, and the old Jewish neighborhood, take in broad views of the city. Spend some time touring Ville Nouvelle to see the amazing architectural makeover. You will have some free time to spend at your own speed seeing Fes before you check into your hotel at the end of the day.

DAY 7: FES – IFRANE – AZROU – MIDDLE ATLAS MOUNTAINS – SAHARA DESERT

Often referred to as Morocco’s Switzerland, Ifrane is where we begin our holiday. Here, you may take breath-taking pictures and be in awe of the town’s splendor. We next go to Azrou’s cedar forest, home to a number of amusing monkeys. Lunch was had in Midelt following that. The Ziz Valley and the gorges are breathtakingly visible from the Tizi N. Talghamt pass, which we cross in the afternoon.

Our route to Erg Chebbi Dunes passes by the fossil- and date-rich towns of Aoufous and Erfoud. Explore this fascinating art form further and see a fossil craft workshop. We eventually make it to Merzouga Dunes in Erg Chebbi after a lengthy trip, where you will check into your lodging and have a wonderful dinner accompanied by Berber music. The hotel has unique and comfortable rooms that enable you to fully take in the serene splendor of a desert night.

DAY 8: AN EXPLORATIVE JOURNEY OF THE DESERT – VISIT NOMADS – CAMEL TREKKING – OVERNIGHT DESERT CAMP

We go to Khamlia village after a full breakfast, where you will be enthralled by the captivating beats of authentic Gnawa music. Then we will veer from the typical path to explore the dunes on an unpaved road and have tea with nomads in authentic Berber tents. You will also have a lunch of Berber pizza as part of this immersive experience, which offers you a peek into a new way of life.

Late afternoon relaxation at the hotel will be followed by a spectacular camel ride into the dunes’ heart to see the stunning sunset. Following your welcome with mint tea at the camp, you may relax in your cozy tents with private bathrooms and showers while the Sahara shows off its amazing nocturnal hues. A beautiful setting of a starry Sahara night is enhanced by the gathering around the fire playing music while you eat.

DAY 9: MERZOUGA – RISSANI – ARFOUD – TODGHA GORGES – DADS VALLEY

Get up early today to see the stunning sunrise, when the dunes come to life with an intriguing display of colours and shadows, to make sure you don’t miss this incredible sight. After breakfast, you will ride your camel back to Merzouga, meet your driver, and visit Dades Gorges.We’ll stop along the way at Rissani’s lively traditional market. On market days—Sundays, Tuesdays, or Thursdays—its bustling streets come alive with a kaleidoscope of colors, smells, and sounds. We next go for Arfoud, where you may stop at a workshop that has petrified marble on exhibit.

Lunch will be served as we continue through the picturesque palm groves of Tinjdad and Touroug. Then we’ll drive to the Todgha Gorges. Rock climbing is best done in the stunning red cliff-sided canyons of A River. Explore the gorges slowly, meander through the stunning surrounds, and enjoy the surrounding natural splendor. Our path to the Dades Valley is via Boumalne Dades. Stopped along the way to see the famous “monkey fingers” rock formations and a charming spot atop a mountain with breath-taking views of the Dades Valley. And last, have supper and a hotel overnight to round off the day.

DAY 10: DADES GORGE – OUARZAZATE  –  AIT BEN HADDOU  –  HIGH ATLAS MOUNTAINS  – MARRAKECH

After breakfast, we will go on our tour to Kalaa Magouna to see the Rose Valley.Come to the May Rose Festival, when individuals display their rose-themed products, such as decorations, oil, perfume, and rose water.It will lead you via the palms of Skoura to Ouarzazate.See the Ouarzazate film studios, where some well-known films were shot.First on the schedule is the well-known Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah, a walled settlement and UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Scenes filmed in this famous Kasbah have appeared in a number of movies and TV series, including Combatant, Alexander, The Mummy, and Diversion of Positions of Authority. After seeing this famous kasbah, we go to Marrakech via the High Atlas Mountains and the Tizi-N-Tichka pass. We’ll take breaks for lunch and snap photos at scenic spots along the route. We finished the day by spending the night at a Riad in Marrakech.

DAY 11: GUIDED TOUR IN MARRAKECH WITH LOCAL GUIDE:

Breakfast is followed by a local tour of Marrakech, the “Red City of Morocco.” Along with the well-known Jemaa El Fna marketplace, the Koutoubia Mosque, and the Saadian tombs, your guide will show you a variety of historically and culturally important sites. In the afternoon, stop at the Majorelle Gardens and quickly see Marrakech’s new city, which contains the Koutoubia tower. Lastly, get you to your hotel. You may take your time seeing Jemaa El-Fna.

DAY 12: MARRAKECH – ESSAOUIRA

From Marrakech, we go to the quaint beach village of Essaouira. We’ll take a break to see the famous goats of the Argan tree and to enjoy the wide views of the surroundings. Around Essaouira, there are Portuguese forts dating back to the fourteenth century. This energetic fishing village offers a special mix of color, surf, and historical charm. Either relaxing on sunny beaches or exploring the medina, a UNESCO World Heritage site with lively markets and artisan stores, Essaouira guarantees a wonderful experience. Discover the Medina, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, via any of the city gates.

Be careful not to get lost among its blue doors and window frames. A medina that encircles the fascinating coastline offers the ideal setting for pleasure and exploration of culture. There are a lot of cute cafés with terraces around that are ideal for unwinding in your spare time. Take in the creative vibe as you tour the Medina and the woodcarving studios and artisans. With its rich tapestry of creativity, history, and beach fun, Essaouira exhorts you to appreciate every moment. Overnight in Essaouira.

DAY 13: ESSAOUIRA –  MARRAKECH

We will leave for Marrakech this morning after breakfast. This trip is a photographic tour of the country and its various attractions, not just a transfer. You will have complete liberty to see Marrakech on your own.

DAY 14: MARRAKECH – TRANSFER TO THE AIRPORT:

Your unforgettable 14-day Morocco vacation from Casablanca will come to an end when we pick you up and take you to the airport. Happy travels!