Day 1: Arrival in Casablanca » Welcome to Morocco!

Arriving in Casablanca, your private chauffeur will pick you up and take you to your hotel, where you can check in and relax for the Afternoon. You may choose to visit the mosque or at another time.

Day 2: Casablanca » Rabat » Chefchaouen [341 km]

After breakfast, your next stop will be the royal capital Rabat to enjoy the beautiful coastal city where you will explore the Kasbah of Oudayas and the uncompleted tower of Hassan. Then head to the beautiful city of Chefchaouen, where you will explore the fascinating Blue City of Rif of Morocco. Blue walls and amazing designs around will inspire you… Continue your exploration and have time to go up mountains to catch the sunset of this blue city in a wonderful view. You will spend the night in a hotel there with your dinner of course.

Day 3: Chefchaouen » Volubilis » Meknes » Fes [260 km]

In the morning, after a delicious breakfast, you will depart for the ruins of Volubilis. You will visit the 2000-year-old Roman ruins and get a sense of what life was like during the Roman Empire. Lunch will be taken in the Moroccan city of Meknes. It’s one of Morocco’s imperial cities. After lunch, you’ll examine this city with its interesting buildings and monuments like gardens, palaces, and the gate of Bab al-Mansour, then in the late evening, travel to Fes, Morocco’s cultural and spiritual capital. You will be taken directly to your Riad or Hotel to rest and eat your meal while planning your day for the following day.

Day 4: Fes Sightseeing with a local guide

Today you will explore the oldest city in Morocco. you will begin your guided tour in Medina, one of the world’s largest walled-in cities and the oldest of Morocco’s four Imperial Cities. Throughout this tour, you’ll be allowed to see Bab Boujeloud gate and enter the major road of Talâa Kebira, as well as the tanneries and Chouara Tannery. Then, move ahead to the 14th-century Al Attarine Madrasa, a stunning example of Moroccan architecture. You will explore the famous souks, an architectural style unique to Moroccan culture, where you will learn about the country’s history and art. Having the opportunity to visit the royal palace, tanneries, and potteries will be beneficial to you. Lunch is better to be eaten at a traditional Moroccan restaurant in the heart of Medina. After you’ve had lunch, you’ll finish the tour and head back to your hotel for the evening. You’ll have dinner at your Riad/hotel.

Day 5: Fes » Ifrane » Azrou » Ziz Valley » Merzouga Desert [463 km]

The ascent of the Middle Atlas mountains will begin with an early breakfast. The majority of the day will be spent winding your way through beautiful forests, rocky peaks, and Berber villages as you cross the Atlas Mountains and begin your descent toward the Sahara desert. While reaching out to Midelt, the town where you’ll stop for lunch, it is well known for apples, and thousands of palm trees can be found throughout Ziz Valley. After arriving in the evening in the Sahara desert of Merzouga, dinner will be served at the hotel.

Day 6: Merzouga Sightseeing [60 km]

We will take a long journey across the Sahara desert to explore its various regions. We will travel from the city center of Merzouga, where there is a large lake to see, to the deep Sahara desert, where the Tuaregs still live as nomads, to learn about their way of life and culture.</span This would not be enough to cover everything. Thus we will pay a visit to the Gnawa house, a small village called Elkhamlia where a black skin group of sub-Sahara origins performs this art; you will attend a show that surely will make you feel the atmosphere of this community. Not only that, but you can also experience a long tour by 4×4 over the dunes. Camel men will be waiting for you to experience the camel ride in the dunes of sand and catch the sunset, and take pictures. You will be on a date with a perfect night in the tents at a luxury camp, a campfire beneath the stars, and Sahara music playing in the background before dinner.

Day 7: Merzouga Desert » Erfoud » Todra Gorges » Dades Gorges [271 km]

You will need to get up earlier if you want to see the magical sunrise, which is one of the most beautiful things you will ever see. Take a fast shower and eat your breakfast and get ready for your next destination. We will commence our 15-day trip from Casablanca to Marrakech to visit Rissani, a small city, on the way check their traditional market (souk), also known for dates and fossils, and make a stop at a local artisan collective to learn everything you can about the different types of fossils found in the area. You’ll travel toward The Todra Gorges, 300 feet in height you can take a walk near the river. You will spend the night in Dades before crossing the Atlas Mountains. Dinner will be available at the hotel you will spend the night in.

Day 8: Dades Gorges » Rose Valley » Ouarzazate [140 km]

You travel by 4×4 car from Dades Valley to “Kelâat M’Gouna,” our new location, where rose petals are processed into rosewater or sent to perfume businesses. The Festival of Roses is celebrated here each May. Continue west and stop in Ouarzazate to discover more about how scenes from Lawrence of Arabia, Gladiator, and Black Hawk Down were filmed there. Visit a movie studio and the Musée du Cinema to learn more about the history of the area and the filming process. Your day is finished in a hotel, which serves a delicious lunch.

Day 9: Ouarzazate » Taliouine » Taroudante [275 km]

Starting our 15 days Morocco tour from Ouarzazate city after having breakfast. Your first place to discover today is the most well-known Kasbah in Morocco, Ait Benhaddou, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Now continue towards the beautiful small town of Taliouine, known as the Saffron capital of Morocco, and will be on our way to Taroudant city. You will discover the nature of this place after getting Taroudant which used to be a regional capital and the first capital city of the Saadian dynasty, located at the intersection of Souss Valley and the mountains of the High Atlas. The location of Taroudant offers a delightful setting and unique product to researchers who are seeking to enjoy a bit of Berber hospitality and a temperate climate throughout the year. Go to the amazingly picturesque souks of Berber, known for their leather, iron, wood, and ceramics, for their handmade Afternoon at leisure.

Day 10: Taroudant » Agadir » Essaouira [258 km]

The next morning, we will depart from Taroudant and journey to Agadir, one of the most magical and popular tourist destinations. The expansive, shallow beach is situated on a crescent of sand and boasts a panoramic view of the Atlantic Ocean. It is so wide and shallow that it extends as far as the eye can see. After eating lunch in Agadir, we continue our journey north to the coast of Essaouira, where you can experience Phoenician, Berber, Portuguese, Jewish, and French pasts in the well-preserved architecture. The city’s charming fishing harbor, whitewashed buildings with blue paintwork, and little passageways represent the Portuguese character of early settlers. You will also have a chance to visit some artistic shops like Gnawa workshops and attend a Gnawa show in a restaurant where you are going to sit there all night.

Day 11: Essaouira » Marrakech [191 km]

The eleventh day of your great 15 days from Casablanca will start with breakfast at the hotel before you travel to Marrakech through a charming inland road that passes through a forest of Argan trees, which are unique to this part of the world. You’ll pause to take pictures of goats picking up argan fruit. You can visit a cooperative for Moroccan Argan oil established by villagers women. As you get to know them and learn about the production of argan oil, you can test their delectable jam or locally created Moroccan soaps. After that, we get to Marrakech in the late evening to spend the night over there in a Riad or hotel.

Day 12: Marrakech Sightseeing with a Local Guide

The Marrakech city tour will take place on this day and includes stops at the Koutoubia, a historic site of Almohad art, the Museum of Marrakech (which houses ceramics, pottery, and jewelry), the Bahia Palace, a masterpiece of Moroccan architecture with gardens and patios, the Saadian tombs, and Djemaa El Fna, a popular tourist destination. Also, visit the Majorelle Garden. The night at a local Riad.

Day 13: Ourika Day Trip from Marrakech [41 km]

Leave the hustle and bustle of Marrakech behind on a one-day excursion to the Ourika Valley, where you will walk through a series of beautiful waterfalls. With a climactic 4×4, it is a practical way to get out of the city and explore the landscape and culture of the Atlas. Next, you will go back to Marrakech to spend the night there in your lovely Riad.

Day 14: Marrakech » Casablanca [243 km]

After a relaxed morning, we will depart for Casablanca and stop at the most well-known and well-liked tourist attractions, our tour will give us a panoramic journey through the streets and squares of Casablanca. Our first visit will be to the Mosque of Hassan II, followed by a drive around the Medina to get a taste of daily urban living, a stop at the Habous Quarters for some shopping, and a tour of Place Mohammed V to see the government buildings as our last stop.

Day 15: Casablanca » Airport [33 km]

On the last day of your 15-day tour, You will be transferred to the airport for your flight as you had nice memories in your head in Morocco.