14 Days Tour from Casablanca

Day 1: Arrival in Casablanca, Morocco

Your 14 days Morocco tour from Casablanca begins with your arrival at Casablanca international airport. After meeting your driver, you will be transferred to your hotel where you can relax after your journey. Depending on your arrival time, you may enjoy a short introduction to the city before settling in for the night. Overnight stay in Casablanca.

Day 2: Casablanca – Rabat – Chefchaouen [356 km]

After breakfast, your 14 days tour from Casablanca officially starts with a visit to some of the highlights of Casablanca before heading north toward Rabat, the capital of Morocco and one of the country’s historic imperial cities. In Casablanca, you may see the impressive Hassan II Mosque from the outside and enjoy a brief look at the city’s modern atmosphere along the Atlantic coast.

The journey continues to Rabat, where you will explore several of the city’s important historical landmarks. Visit the beautiful Kasbah of the Oudayas, a peaceful fortress overlooking the Atlantic Ocean with charming blue and white streets. You will also see the famous Hassan Tower, an unfinished minaret that dates back to the 12th century, and the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, an architectural masterpiece that honors Morocco royal heritage. Another fascinating stop is the ancient Chellah ruins, where Roman and Islamic history blend together in a peaceful archaeological site surrounded by gardens and stork nests.

After lunch, the journey continues through the scenic Rif Mountains toward the famous blue city of Chefchaouen. Known for its dreamy atmosphere and beautiful blue-painted streets, Chefchaouen is one of the most charming towns in Morocco. Once you arrive, you will enjoy a relaxing walk through the narrow alleys of the medina, surrounded by colorful doors, small artisan shops, and quiet squares. In the late afternoon, you may walk up to the Spanish Mosque located on a hill above the town, where you can enjoy one of the most beautiful sunset views over Chefchaouen and the surrounding mountains. Overnight stay in Chefchaouen.

Day 3: Free Day in Chefchaouen

After breakfast, enjoy a relaxing free day in the beautiful blue city of Chefchaouen. Take your time exploring the charming medina, walk through the famous blue-painted streets, and discover small shops selling local handicrafts and souvenirs. You may visit the historic Kasbah in Outa El Hammam Square, relax in a café, or simply enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the town. Nature lovers can also choose an optional trip to the nearby Akchour waterfalls in the Rif Mountains. In the evening, walk up to the Spanish Mosque to enjoy a stunning sunset view over the blue city before returning to your riad for the night.

Day 4: Chefchaouen – Volubilis – Meknes – Fes [235 km]

After breakfast, you will leave Chefchaouen and travel toward the historic city of Fes. Along the way, you will stop at the ancient Roman city of Volubilis, one of the best-preserved archaeological sites in North Africa and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Volubilis dates back more than 2,000 years and was once an important Roman outpost. As you explore the ruins, you will see impressive stone columns, ancient streets, large villas, temples, and beautifully preserved mosaics that still decorate the floors of former Roman homes. The site sits in the middle of fertile farmland, offering a peaceful atmosphere and fascinating insight into Morocco Roman past.

The journey continues to Meknes, another of Morocco imperial cities. Meknes was once the capital of Morocco during the reign of Sultan Moulay Ismail in the 17th century. Here you will visit some of the city’s historic landmarks, including the famous Bab Mansour gate, considered one of the most beautiful gates in Morocco. You may also see the old royal granaries and enjoy a walk through the lively medina before stopping for lunch.

In the afternoon, you will continue your drive to Fes, one of the most historic and culturally rich cities in Morocco. Upon arrival, you will check in to a traditional riad located inside the medina where you can relax and prepare for the next day’s exploration. Overnight stay in Fes.

Day 5: Guided Tour of Fes

Today is dedicated to discovering Fes, the cultural and spiritual heart of Morocco. Fes is home to one of the oldest and largest medieval cities in the world, and its medina is a UNESCO World Heritage Site filled with history, architecture, and traditional craftsmanship.

Your guided tour begins with a visit to the Royal Palace gates, known for their impressive golden doors. From there, you will explore the ancient medina of Fes El Bali, where narrow winding streets lead to markets, mosques, schools, and artisan workshops.

You will visit the famous Al Quaraouiyine University, considered one of the oldest universities in the world, as well as the Bou Inania Madrasa, a stunning example of traditional Moroccan architecture decorated with intricate tilework and carved cedar wood. Another highlight is the Nejjarine Fountain and square, a beautiful area known for its historic architecture and woodcraft museum.

As you walk through the medina, you will pass through traditional craft districts where artisans continue centuries-old traditions of leather tanning, pottery making, weaving, and metalwork. One of the most fascinating stops is the famous leather tanneries, where hides are still dyed using traditional natural methods.

You will also visit the Jewish quarter known as Mellah, which reflects the long history of Jewish and Muslim communities living together in the city. From one of the panoramic viewpoints overlooking the medina, you will see the vast maze of rooftops that make Fes one of the most unique cities in the world. Overnight stay in Fes.

Day 6: Fes – Ifrane – Azrou – Ziz Valley – Merzouga Desert [465 km]

After breakfast, travel through the Middle Atlas Mountains to reach Ifrane, your first stop, about an hour away, a picturesque town often called the Switzerland of Morocco for its tidy streets, alpine-style buildings, and cool mountain air. From there, head to the cedar forests near Azrou, where you can see playful Barbary monkeys among ancient trees a perfect spot for photos and a nature encounter.

Heading south, pass through Midelt for a lunch break before driving through the stunning Ziz Valley, known for its dramatic canyons and sprawling palm oases. As you approach the Sahara, the landscape gradually transforms from green mountains to rocky hills and finally to golden sand dunes. By late afternoon, arrive in Merzouga, a desert village at the edge of the impressive Erg Chebbi dunes, where you will spend the night.

Day 7: Explore Merzouga Desert

After breakfast, you will begin a fascinating exploration of the Sahara region in a 4×4 vehicle. This adventure allows you to discover the hidden corners of the desert while learning about the culture of the local Berber communities.

You will visit desert nomad families who still live in traditional tents and learn about their unique lifestyle in this harsh yet beautiful environment. Later, you will travel to the village of Khamlia, where you can experience traditional Gnawa music performed by local musicians whose ancestors came from sub-Saharan Africa.

In the afternoon, the true desert experience begins. You will ride camels across the golden dunes of Erg Chebbi while watching the sunset paint the desert in shades of orange and red. The peaceful silence of the Sahara creates a magical atmosphere unlike anywhere else in the world.

Upon arriving at your luxury desert camp, you will enjoy a traditional Moroccan dinner under the stars. The evening continues with Berber music around the campfire while the clear desert sky reveals countless stars. Overnight stay in a luxury Sahara desert camp.

Day 8: Merzouga – Rissani – Todra Gorge – Dades Valley [265 km]

Early in the morning, you may wake up to witness a spectacular sunrise over the sand dunes, one of the most unforgettable moments of the Sahara experience. After breakfast at the camp, you will return to Merzouga and continue your journey toward the Dades Valley. The first stop is the historic town of Rissani, once an important trading center for caravans traveling across the Sahara. Here you can visit the local market and see traditional fossil workshops that display ancient marine fossils found in the surrounding desert.

The journey continues through the dramatic landscapes of the Tinghir oasis, where thousands of palm trees stretch along the valley floor. Soon you will reach the impressive Todra Gorge, one of the most famous natural sites in Morocco. Massive limestone cliffs rise more than 300 meters on both sides of a narrow canyon, creating a spectacular setting for a relaxing walk along the river.

After exploring the gorge and enjoying lunch nearby, the road leads through small Berber villages and scenic rock formations toward the beautiful Dades Valley, known for its unique landscapes and traditional kasbahs. Overnight stay in Dades Valley.

Day 9: Dades Valley – Ouarzazate – Ait Ben Haddou – Marrakech [340 km]

After breakfast, the journey continues through the scenic Valley of Roses, famous for its fragrant rose fields and annual rose festival held each spring in the town of Kelaat M’Gouna. Many local cooperatives produce rose water, perfumes, and natural beauty products.

You will then travel through the Skoura oasis, a lush palm grove filled with traditional kasbahs and fertile farmland. The next stop is Ouarzazate, often called the Hollywood of Morocco because many famous movies and television series have been filmed in the area. Here you may visit the historic Taourirt Kasbah and explore the Atlas Film Studios.

A short drive away brings you to the spectacular Ait Ben Haddou, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most famous kasbahs in Morocco. This ancient fortified village made of earthen clay buildings has served as the filming location for many international productions.

In the afternoon, you will cross the High Atlas Mountains via the dramatic Tizi n’Tichka Pass, the highest major mountain pass in Morocco. The road offers breathtaking views of valleys, mountain villages, and traditional kasbahs along the way. By evening, you will arrive in Marrakech. Overnight stay in Marrakech.

Day 10: Guided Tour of Marrakech

Today you will explore Marrakech, one of Morocco most vibrant and historic cities. With a local guide, you will discover the city’s most important monuments and cultural landmarks.

The tour includes the impressive Koutoubia Mosque, the largest mosque in Marrakech, known for its elegant minaret visible from many parts of the city. You will also visit the beautiful Bahia Palace, famous for its detailed decoration and peaceful gardens, as well as the historic Saadian Tombs.

Another highlight is the colorful Majorelle Garden, once owned by the famous designer Yves Saint Laurent. The garden is filled with exotic plants, fountains, and vibrant blue architecture.

In the afternoon, you will explore the lively souks of the old medina where merchants sell spices, carpets, lanterns, leather goods, and traditional crafts. The day ends in the famous Jemaa El Fna square, open-air marketplace filled with street performers, storytellers, musicians, and food stalls. Overnight stay in Marrakech.

Day 11: Day Trip to Ourika Valley [120 km]

Today you will do a day trip Ourika Valley located in the foothills of the Atlas Mountains. The valley is known for its beautiful natural scenery, green terraces, and traditional Berber villages.

You will have the opportunity to hike to the Setti Fatma waterfalls, enjoy fresh mountain air, and visit a local Berber home where you can share traditional mint tea and learn about the daily life of mountain communities. In the afternoon, return to Marrakech for overnight stay.

Day 12: Marrakech – Essaouira [178 km]

After breakfast, you will travel west toward the Atlantic coast to visit the charming seaside city of Essaouira. The drive takes you through scenic countryside where you may even see goats climbing argan trees.

Essaouira is known for its relaxed atmosphere, historic medina, and beautiful ocean views. Upon arrival, you will explore the old city surrounded by impressive stone walls and historic fortifications overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. You will also visit the lively fishing port where fishermen bring in their daily catch.

The medina of Essaouira is filled with art galleries, small cafés, and craft shops selling woodwork and handmade goods. Overnight stay in Essaouira.

Day 13: Essaouira to Marrakech or Casablanca

After breakfast, you will have free time to explore Essaouira at your own pace. You may enjoy a walk along the beach, visit the harbor, shop for souvenirs, or relax in one of the cafés overlooking the ocean.

Later in the day, you will travel back to Marrakech or Casablanca depending on your flight schedule. Overnight stay in the chosen city.

Day 14: Transfer to Marrakech or Casablanca Airport

On the final day of your 14 days Morocco tour, you will have some free time before your transfer to the airport for your departure flight, marking the end of your trip and we hope to see you again.