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day 1 : arrival in casablnca - rabat
Upon arriving in Morocco at Casablanca Airport, a private driver will be waiting to take you to Rabat, the capital city since 1956 and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2012. Explore the city starting at the Royal Palace and the ancient Chellah Necropolis. Wander through the medina to discover the Hassan Tower, Mausoleum of Mohamed V, and its bustling souks. Conclude your tour at the Kasbah des Oudaïas, after visiting the Andalusian Gardens for a serene break.
day 2 : rabat to chefchaoun
The following day, after a comfortable private transfer from Rabat to Chefchaouen, settle into your accommodation and set out to explore. Stroll through the alleys of the blue medina, known for its Moroccan and Andalusian influences reflected in the red-tiled roofs and vivid blue buildings. Visit Plaza Uta el-Hammam, the restored kasbah, Grand Mosque, and kasbah gardens. Explore Quartier Al Andalous with its white, green, and blue houses, and unwind at Ras El Ma Spring, where riverside cafés offer traditional tea. Finally, catch a stunning sunset view of the city from the Spanish Mosque.
day 3 : chefchaouan - fes
Embark on a comfortable private transfer to Fes with intriguing stops along the way. Explore the expansive Roman complex at Volubilis with its merchant homes, temples, and vibrant mosaics. Then, visit Meknes, Sultan Moulay Ismail's imperial city, and wander through its medina, discovering Marinid-era architecture at Bou Inania Madrasa and Dar Jamaï palace.
Your last destination is Fes. After visiting the Marinid Tombs for a panoramic view, explore the medina's lively streets. Return to your traditional riad for dinner and relaxation after your day of exploration.
day 4 : half day guided tour of fes medina
Today, explore Fes, Morocco's cultural hub, alongside a private guide. Begin at the iconic Bab Boujloud (Blue Gate) and delve into the lively souk. Visit Chouara Tannery, the ancient Al-Qarawiyyin Mosque, and choose between Bou Inania Madrasa or Al Attarine Madrasa, both showcasing stunning Moroccan architecture.
Discover more of Fes, from the Mellah to Dar el Makhzen and explore the Borj Nord museum for weaponry and panoramic views. Savor local cuisine at a nearby eatery, indulging in couscous, shakshuka, makouda, and slow-roasted méchoui lamb, all guided by your expert.
day 5 : fes - the sahara desert merzouga
En route to Merzouga, pause at cultural sites to engage with Sahara's desert communities. Interact with nomadic shepherds, explore settlements, and perhaps share tea with a local Berber family. Approaching Merzouga, witness the impressive Erg Chebbi dunes, spanning 14 square miles (35 sq km) with peaks over 650 feet (200 m).
Upon arrival, embark on a camel ride, then relax in your tent. Climb a nearby dune for a sunset view, return for campfire dinner, Berber music, and a starlit night. Alternatively, opt for modern comfort with a hotel or auberge in town.
Overnight with dinner
day 6 : desert adventure around merzouga
Embark on an adventurous Jeep excursion through the Erg Chebbi dunes to unveil the Sahara's mysteries. Connect with local nomads, share tea with a nearby family, and explore the Gnawa House in Khemliya village. Gnawa, a spiritual music tradition rooted in the sub-Saharan region, is gaining popularity through renowned maâlems (master musicians). Following your visit to Gnawa House, try sandboarding on the dunes and then join an exhilarating quad ATV tour.
Overnight with dinner
day 7 : marzouga- skoura
Today, take a private transfer to Boumalne Dades. Start with a stunning Merzouga desert sunrise, visit Rissani's vibrant market, and explore Tinghir's colorful Jewish quarter. Then, experience the striking Todra Gorge, perfect for a leisurely walk or cooling off in shallow waters. En route, witness the Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs and Dades Valley's rose-filled fields. If you're here in May, catch the Rose Festival; otherwise, visit the rose collective. Finally, unwind in your Skoura palm grove accommodation.
Overnight with dinner
day 8 : Walk in Skoura Oasis & Have Lunch with a Local Family
Immerse yourself in this southern oasis of Morocco as you enjoy an easy walking tour through a vast palm grove while interacting with local families. Explore the area on a one-hour guided walk, then head out to a few villages to meet with the locals. You'll admire the unique architecture, listen to stories about regional history, visit a pottery factory, observe traditional farming techniques, and enjoy live entertainment.
At lunchtime, join a family in their traditional house, and learn more about the food and history of this unique culture. End your meal with an authentic tea ceremony, then head back to your accommodation.
day 9 : travel to the high atlas via ourzazate
today we explore Ouarzazate, known as the Hollywood of Africa due to its captivating geography and landscapes, which have lured renowned movie producers. You can opt to visit the studios where iconic films like The Mummy and Gladiator were shot. Our journey continues with a stop at the UNESCO-listed Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah for exploration.
Subsequently, we venture through the scenic High Atlas Mountains, offering panoramic vistas and charming Berber villages along the way. Our destination is Imlil, where local Berbers will warmly welcome you. Enjoy an overnight stay with dinner in a charming guest house.
day 10 : imlil exploration and transfer to marrakech
Today's hike takes you eastward to Tizi n'Tamatert (2272m) through wheat fields and orchards of walnut, apple, and cherry trees, leading to Tamatert village (1810m). Ascend through pine and juniper woods, pausing at the Tizi to admire the stunning Imlil and Imenane Valleys, surrounded by terraced Berber villages. Adrar n'Oukaimeden (3268m) and the peaks of Tizi n'Eddi (2928m) and Jbel Angour (3616m) grace the southern horizon. Continue along the Tamatert Valley slopes to your picnic spot at Amghedoul, encircled by the Toubkal Massif. Return through the ancient Berber village of Tacheddirt, Ouaneskra, Tamegguist, and Tinghourine, with imposing peaks like Jbel Bou Iguenouane (3882m) and Tizi n'Likemt (3615m) in sight. Finally, head back to Imlil, where your driver awaits to transport you to Marrakech.
day 11 : marrakech guided city tour
Discover Marrakech, the Red City,with a local guide. Begin at Jemaa el-Fna Square, then explore top souks like Souk el Attarine for spices, Souk Smata for Moroccan slippers, and Souk Haddadine for blacksmith goods. Witness the vibrant dyeing process at Souk des Teinturiers.
Visit the 19th-century Bahia Palace, showcasing lush gardens and intricate interiors. Proceed to Koutoubia Mosque, Marrakech's largest mosque. Finally, venture to the 12th-century Menara Gardens. Conclude your tour with a visit to the recently-restored 19th-century palace complex, Le Jardin Secret, featuring traditional architecture and exotic plants.
day 12 : marrakech- essaouira
Leave Marrakech behind and journey to Morocco's west coast across expansive plains. Enroute, traverse an argan tree forest, home to goats munching on argan fruit amidst the branches! Arrive in the tranquil port city of Essaouira, a serene contrast to bustling Marrakesh. Spend your day as you please: wander the Skala de la Kasbah seafront ramparts, explore the UNESCO-listed medina, and relax on the windswept beach. Conclude your day with a delicious seafood meal in Essaouira.
day 13 : essaouira exploration
Discover the enchanting city of Essaouira, starting in the historic medina under the clock tower. Meander through its vibrant streets, dotted with souks, vendors, leafy squares, and charming whitewashed houses adorned with ornate wooden doors. Your journey leads to Moulay Hassan Square, bustling with restaurants and hotels, and nearby, the bustling harbor where you can witness fishermen crafting boats and tending to their nets.
Delve into the city's Jewish heritage, visiting the Haim Pinto Synagogue, an 18th-century religious treasure. Stroll through the UNESCO-listed Mellah (Jewish District), learning about Essaouira's Jewish communities while admiring intricate door paintings and carved emblems. Explore two other preserved synagogues, Slat Attia and Slat Lkahal Mogador. Finally, your guide will leave you at Essaouira Beach for a relaxing stroll along the shoreline, basking in the sun and watching surfers ride the waves.
day 14: marrakech to casablnca
Enjoy a comfortable private transfer from Essaouira to your accommodation in Casablanca, which takes about four and a half hours. You're welcome to adjust your departure time to suit your interests. You can leave a little later and spend the morning in Essaouira, or start early to have extra time in Casablanca.to explore the sites such as grand hassan 2 mousque. It's up to you!
day 15 : casablnca depart
Travel in a comfortable private vehicle from your accommodation (or a pre-determined meeting point) in Casablanca to Casablanca Mohammed V International Airport (CMN). The journey takes about 45 minutes. Your driver will ensure that you arrive at the airport with plenty of time for your flight. Have a safe and comfortable trip home or to your next destination!
