7 DAYS TOUR IN MOROCCO FROM FES

DAY 1 : FES – MEKNES – VOLUBILIS- RIF MOUNTAINS – CHEFCHAOUEN:

Upon our driver’s pickup, we will go to Meknes, an imperial city with a long and illustrious history that begins with the Alawite dynasty. Take in the breathtaking Babb el-Mansur entrance, the Sahrij Souani Basin, and the ornately decorated Moulay Ismail Mausoleum.

Volubilis is a famous Roman site in Morocco that dates from AD 245-285; after a hearty lunch, continue your research. The following destination on the itinerary is the city of Moulay Idriss, which is located atop the lofty Khyber and Tazga hills. With its structures that tumble down the hillsides, this city is a major stop for pilgrims and the site of a religious festival in August. To cap off an amazing day, travel the gorgeous Rif Mountains to Chefchaouen, often known as the “blue city,” where you’ll spend the night.

DAY 2 : EXPLORE THE BLUE CITY OF CHEFCHOUAEN – RABAT:

Feel free to explore the city at your leisure today. Learn your way through the town’s mysterious maze of blue-painted streets. Discover the Medina’s winding alleys, where a stunning view unfolds at every turn. Experience the vivacious energy of the crowded souks (markets), where you may find one-of-a-kind items and the work of local artisans.

Sit down at a local café or restaurant and treat yourself to authentic Moroccan cuisine that will tantalize your taste buds. After that, we head to Rabat, Morocco’s capital, to see famous landmarks like the Hassan Tower and the Oudayas Kasbah. This is our last stop for the day, so we will drop you off at your Rabat accommodation.

DAY 3: RABAT – CASABLANCA – MARRAKECH:

After breakfast, we’ll depart from Rabat and make our way to Casablanca via the Atlantic coast. Stunning views of the ocean await us as we descend this lovely route, where we can hear the crash of waves on the rocky shore and see birds circling overhead. We will immerse ourselves in the vibrant energy of Casablanca, Morocco’s largest city, after we arrive. The city is recognized for its cosmopolitan atmosphere and iconic structures.

Our first stop will be at the Islamic architectural marvel that is the Hassan II Mosque, with its towering minaret reaching towards the heavens. It proudly lines the beach. The next step is to drive to Marrakech. The vibrant colors, bustling medinas, and dynamic energy of Marrakech will captivate us the moment we land. After we settle into our rooms, we may spend the evening doing something characteristic of the locals, like going out to a traditional Moroccan restaurant for dinner or just strolling through the medina.

DAY 4: GUIDED TOUR IN MARRAKECH WITH LOCAL GUIDE:

After breakfast, go sightseeing in Marrakech, well known as the “Red City of Morocco,” accompanied by a local guide. Among the many cultural and historical landmarks you and your guide will see are the Saadian tombs, the Koutoubia Mosque, and the famous Jemaa El Fna marketplace. After a morning tour of Marrakech’s new city—which features the Koutoubia tower—head over to the Majorelle Gardens for some afternoon relaxation. Finally, have someone drive you to your hotel. Jemaa El-Fna is yours to discover at leisure.

Day 5: DADAES GORGES – KASBAH OF AIT BEN HADDOU – HIGH ATLAS MOUNTAINS – MARRAKECH:

The fifth day consists of visiting Dades Gorges, Kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou, the High Atlas Mountains, Marches:
We will pick you up from your accommodation and transport you across the stunning Atlas Mountains. At the extremely high Tizi nTichka pass (2260m), we will take a little break. We might stop at local cooperatives along the way to observe the process of making argan oil.

Following this, we will visit the famous Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah, a fortified town that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This renowned Kasbah has been featured in several films and television series, such as Alexander, Combatant, The Mummy, and Diversion of Positions of Authority. I had lunch at a great restaurant in Ouarzazate after touring this famous kasbah. Atlas Studios, where hit shows like Game of Thrones and Prison Break were filmed, is another stop on our itinerary. Finally, to complete the day, we will spend the night in the Dades Gorges.

DAY 6: DADES VALLEY – TODRA GORGES – MERZOUGA DESERT – CAMEL TREKKING – OVERNGHT DESERT CAMP:

On Day 6, you will travel via Dades Valley, Torres Gorges, the Merzouga Desert, a camel trekking trail, and finally arriving at Overnight Desert Camp.
We’ll have breakfast and then make our way through the Dades Valley, pausing at a scenic spot to see the breathtaking Dades Gorges.

Our next stop will be to the Todra Gorges, a breathtaking canyon formed by the Todra River as it cut through the mountains, exposing towering red rocks. As you make your way through the gorges, you’ll have the chance to soak in the stunning scenery. While passing through Touroug and Tinjdad’s green palm groves, we will continue driving and halt for lunch. Afternoon is when we’ll make it to Merzouga in the Sahara.

In order to witness the breathtaking sunset, you will prepare for an unforgettable camel ride into the heart of the dunes. The camp will greet you with mint tea, and then you may unwind in your individual tent with a bathroom and shower while you watch the Sahara come alive at night. As you enjoy your dinner under the twinkling Saharan stars, the band playing music around the fire will set the mood.

DAY 7: MERZOUGA – RISSANI – ARFOUD – ZIZ VALLEY – MIDDLE ATLAS MOUNTAINS – FES:

On Day 7, you will go via Merzougha, Rissani, Arfoud, Ziz Valley, the Middle Atlas Mountains, and Fes finally.
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. After you have breakfast, you will ride your camel back to Merzouga to meet your driver and then head to Fes.

Along the way, we’ll stop at Rissani’s lively traditional market. On market days (Sundays, Tuesdays, or Thursdays), the streets come alive with a kaleidoscope of smells, colors, and sounds. The next stop on our route is Arfoud, where you get the opportunity to see petrified marble on exhibit in a workshop. The path carries on via Ziz Valley, home to beautiful palm palms, and the central Atlas Mountains.

Ifrane, sometimes called Morocco’s Switzerland, and Azrou’s cedar forest, where you may see some cute monkeys, are two of our planned visits. You may soak in the town’s grandeur and snap some breathtaking shots here. Take you to the Fes hotel you booked.