This tour offers a rich and immersive experience across Morocco, blending cultural exploration with natural beauty. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the itinerary:

Day 1: Arrival in Casablanca

  • Airport Transfer: Upon arrival, you’ll be greeted by an experienced tour guide and driver, who will transport you to your hotel.

Day 2: Casablanca / Rabat

  • Casablanca:
    • Orientation Tour: A brief introduction to Casablanca, the largest city in Morocco.
    • Hassan II Mosque: Discover this architectural marvel, the second-largest functioning mosque in Africa.
  • Rabat:
    • Royal Palace: Explore the official residence of the King of Morocco.
    • Chellah Necropolis: A historic site combining Roman and Islamic ruins.
    • Mausoleum of Mohammed V: The final resting place of the Moroccan king who led the country to independence.
    • Kasbah of the Udayas: A UNESCO World Heritage site with stunning Andalusian gardens.
    • Overnight in Rabat.

Day 3: Rabat / Chefchaouen

  • Volubilis: Visit the most important Roman site in North Africa, with well-preserved mosaics, basilica, and triumphal arch.
  • Chefchaouen: A picturesque drive to the famous “Blue City” nestled in the Rif Mountains.

Day 4: Exploration of Chefchaouen

  • Discover Chefchaouen: Known for its blue-painted streets, this charming town offers a relaxing and scenic day of exploration.
    • Explore the medina and local handicrafts.
    • Overnight in Chefchaouen.

Day 5: Chefchaouen / Fes

  • Drive to Fes: Arriving in the ancient city of Fes.
  • Fes Discovery:
    • Jewish Quarter (Mellah): Explore the historic Jewish district.
    • Synagogue: Visit one of the oldest synagogues in Fes.
    • Blue Gate (Bab Boujloud): A beautiful mosaic-tiled gate marking the entrance to the medina.
    • Royal Palace: Take photographs of the majestic palace doors.
    • Overnight in Fes.

Day 6: Fes – Discovery of the Oldest City

  • Fes el Bali: Explore the medina, a UNESCO World Heritage site, which dates back to the 9th century.
    • Ceramics Quarter: Visit the artisans crafting traditional Moroccan pottery.
    • Quaraouiyine University: The world’s oldest continuously operating university.
    • Mausoleum of Idris II: Pay respects at the tomb of the city’s founder.
    • Tanneries: Witness the traditional leather tanning process at one of the oldest tanneries in Morocco.

Day 7: Fes / Erfoud

  • Journey through the Atlas Mountains:
    • Middle and High Atlas: Experience the diverse landscapes as you traverse through Berber villages.
    • Arrival in Erfoud: Known as the gateway to the Sahara Desert.

Day 8: Erfoud / Merzouga (Sahara Desert)

  • Merzouga Desert:
    • Visit nomadic families to learn about their way of life.
    • Explore local music and culture.
    • Sand Dunes Adventure: Drive around the dunes, and enjoy a camel ride at sunset.
    • Overnight in Merzouga: Camp in the desert under the stars.

Day 9: Merzouga / Tinghir

  • Tinghir:
    • Explore the Todra Gorge, a stunning series of limestone canyons.
    • Walk through the fertile Todra Valley, renowned for its palm groves and villages.

Day 10: Tinghir / Ouarzazate

  • Dades Valley: Known for its dramatic rock formations and landscapes, including the famous “Monkey Feet” rock formations.
    • Visit the Tisdrin Landscape and marvel at the breathtaking views.
    • Stop at a Rose Water Factory to see the local production process.
    • Overnight in Ouarzazate.

Day 11: Ouarzazate – Exploring the Hollywood of Morocco

  • Taourirt Kasbah: Explore one of Morocco’s most impressive kasbahs.
  • Ait Benhaddou: A UNESCO World Heritage site, this ancient fortified village is famous for its appearance in many films.
    • Overnight in Ouarzazate.

Day 12: Ouarzazate / Marrakech

  • Crossing the High Atlas Mountains: Enjoy the scenic journey to Marrakech.
  • Marrakech: Orientation tour of the city’s old medina.
    • Discover the Secret Garden and the lively square of Jemaa el-Fnaa, famous for its street performances and food stalls.

Day 13: Discovery of Marrakech

  • Majorelle Garden: Wander through this famous botanical garden, once owned by designer Yves Saint Laurent.
  • Bahia Palace: A 19th-century palace with intricate architecture and lush gardens.
  • Museum of Water: Learn about Morocco’s water heritage and sustainability efforts.
  • Si Said Museum: Home to a vast collection of Moroccan arts and crafts.

Day 14: Marrakech / Casablanca

  • Departure to Casablanca: A relaxed drive back to Casablanca.

Day 15: Airport Transfer

  • Departure: Transfer to Casablanca Airport for your onward journey.

This tour offers a comprehensive exploration of Morocco’s diverse landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture, from the bustling cities to the tranquility of the Sahara Desert.