Grand Casablanca holiday – 7 days itinerary

Today you will be able to visit two imperial cities (Meknes, Fes). wake up early morning for taking pictures in the streets with fewer people than it was before, leave for Fes, Stop along the way at UNESCO protected Roman Volubilis ruins, The capital of the ancient Kingdom of Mauritania was Established in the third century BC, made by the Roman Empire an important venue, scheduled with buildings and exquisite effects. The building is incomplete but it is still interesting to discover.

Continue toward Meknes, your second imperial city. be sure to visit the gate of Bab El-Mansour, the Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail, and the Royal Stables. Later on, the day leaves for Fes city for the next day tour exploring Fes city. Overnight.

Fes city is the oldest of the four imperial cities in Morocco; it may be the one that is worth exploring while you are visiting Morocco. meet your guide for a half-day tour to explore the whole city, Starting from the medina, the oldest medina in Morocco founded over 1000 years ago. roll in souks, The city is made in two parts: Fes el Bali and Fes el-Jadid. Talaa Kebira “the Great Slope/Climb”) is one of the longest and most important streets in Fes el-Bali. Next visit the stunning Al-Attarine Madrasa is a madrasa (school) in Fes, Morocco, near the Al-Qarawiyyin Mosque. It was built by the Marinid sultan Uthman II Abu Said (1310-1331).

Leaving the old city toward the new one, Visit el Mellah place. enjoy the fantastic sunset from the rooftop of the city. back to your Riad.

Start early to head to the southeast of Morocco. Merzouga, pass-through  Ifrane known as the little Switzerland of Morocco. a quick explore to the city before continuing to Cedar forest of Azrou. meet Berber apes and take lovely pictures. Along the road, you will pass via Tizi n’Talremt little Atlas mountains. Lunch will be in Midelt. Continue over Ziz valley, stop at the second-largest palm grove in Morocco.

From here you will note the change in the atmosphere and landscape, becoming such Saharan. Arrive in Erfoud the gate to the Sahara desert. It is also known for its fossils,  visiting local workshops to know how they convert fossils into decoration.  Continue to Erg Chebbi, change your 4×4 car to a single private camel ride (one camel per person).

Join a unique excursion around the desert by camels with an experienced camel guide. He will provide you with a few tips. enjoy the best sand dunes and a beautiful sunset view. heading to the luxury desert camp, a delicious dinner will be served to you. join participants of the Sahara music before spending one night in a tent under stars.

Wake early to catch the sunrise at the top of Erg Chebbi dunes, before trying your skills on sandboarding at the Sahara desert.  Ride a camel and back to your local hotel for breakfast and a quick shower. leave for Draa valley and Dades gorges, your first stop will be at Rissani, roll on its traditional market. Continue the desert trip to Todra Gorges via several Berber villages.

Once you get to Todra you will be able to walk along the way under 300m rocks, you may have the chance to see climbers climb rocks. Take free time to relax in front of the cool water of the shallow Todra River. Leave to Dades and spend the night in a local Riad/Hotel

Continue your private tour through the Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs to Ouarzazate to visit Film atlas studio, Pick up your favorite film. Continue on to Morocco’s most famous kasbah (fortification), Ait Ben Haddou. (UNESCO World Heritage site), The Kasbah is a group of earthen buildings surrounded by high walls, it is a traditional pre-Saharan habitat. you will have free time to explore the whole area and take lovely photos. lunch will be there.

Be ready for a real adventure across the High Atlas mountains, 2,260 meters above sea level located on the road between Marrakech and Ouarzazate. Enjoy the panoramic atmosphere and landscape. stop neat Tizi n’Tichka to take lovely photos and relax before continuing the road to Marrakech where your 7-day itinerary from Casablanca will end.