4 DAYS TOUR VIA RABAT FROM CASABLANCA

DAY 1: CASABLANCA – RABAT – FES:

Starting your 4-day trip of Morocco from Casablanca, our driver will get you from your hotel or the airport on the first day. You will then go to Rabat and Fes. We will begin our journey at the famous Hassan II Mosque, a breathtaking piece of architecture that overlooks the coastline. The next stop is Rabat, Morocco’s capital, where we’ll get the opportunity to see famous landmarks including the Oudayas Kasbah and Hassan Tower. After our breaks in Rabat, we will go to Fes and stay in a beautiful riad.

DAY 2: FES – IFRANE – AZROU – MIDDLE ATLAS MOUNTAINS – SAHARA DESERT:

We begin our holiday with a stop at Ifrane, commonly referred to as the Switzerland of Morocco. Marvel at the town’s splendor and take some breathtaking shots here. After that, we’ll stop at Azrou’s cedar forest, the home of some playful monkeys.

We then stopped at Midelt for lunch. As the sun sets, we make our way across the TIZI N TALGHAMT pass, a scenic overlooking the Ziz Valley and its gorges. En route to Erg Chebbi Dunes, we pass through the date-and fossil-rich towns of Aoufous and Erfoud. Visiting a fossil craft workshop might lead you to learn more about this unique art form.

Finally, we arrive to the Merzouga Dunes of Erg Chebbi. After settling into your hotel, you will have a delicious supper while listening to traditional Berber music. Guests may relax in unique and comfortable rooms while taking in the serene beauty of the desert at night at this hotel.

DAY 3: MERZOUGA – RISSANI – ARFOUD – TODGHA GORGES – DADS VALLEY:

On the third day, you’ll go via Merzougha, Rissani, Arfoud, Todgha Gorges, and Dads Valley.
Do yourself a favor and rise early today to witness the breathtaking morning, when the dunes transform into a mesmerizing spectacle of light and shadow. You will ride your camel back to Merzouga after breakfast, where you will meet your driver and continue on to Dades Gorges.

Along the route, we will stop at Rissani’s lively traditional market. Strolling through its bustling streets on a market day—Sundays, Tuesdays, or Thursdays—will greet you with a vibrant array of aromas, noises, and colors.

We continue on to Arfoud, where there is a petrified marble display in a workshop that you are welcome to see. We will stop for lunch while we go through the picturesque Touroug and Tinjdad palm plantations.

After that, we’ll head to the Todgha Gorges in a vehicle. Near a river, you’ll find beautiful canyons with sheer faces that are perfect for rock climbing. Do not rush your exploration of the gorges; instead, take your time and enjoy the stunning scenery as you go.

To reach the Dades Valley, we follow Boumalne Dades. Along the way, you may see the famous “monkey fingers” rock formations and a charming spot on a mountain with stunning views of the Dades Valley. Finally, head back to your hotel for supper to round out the day.

DAY 4: DADES GORGE – OUARZAZATE – AIT BEN HADDOU – HIGH ATLAS MOUNTAINS – MARRAKECH:

The fourth day continues with stops in Dades Gorge, Ouarzazate, Ait Ben Haddou, High Atlas Mountains, and Marrakech.
The next stop on our journey, after breakfast, will be the Rose Valley in Kalaa Magouna. Come to the May Rose Festival to see the wares of local artisans who have created items centered around roses, such as oil, perfume, and decorations. You will pass through the palm groves of Skoura on your way to Ouarzazate.

Take a tour of the Ouarzazate film studios, the locations of many famous films.The famous Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah, a walled village and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is our first destination on the schedule.

Scenes shot in this notable Kasbah have appeared in several films and television series, such as Alexander, Combatant, The Mummy, and Diversion of Positions of Authority.

After touring this famous kasbah, we return to Marrakech via the Tizi-N-Tichka pass and the High Atlas Mountains. We will stop for lunch and photo ops at scenic overlooks along the way. The four-day trip to Morocco from Casablanca concludes with a night in Marrakech in a riad.