10 Days Tour From Casablanca: Marrakech & Desert tour

After breakfast at the Riad, leaves for Agadir. Enjoy the panoramic view and take great pictures as you pass by the Atlantic coast. Once you arrive in Agadir, you will have free time to walk along the beautiful cote d’Agadir.

Take you to Souk El-had “Sunday market”, a traditional market with many leather shops. From here, wander to Agadir Oufla, a historical landmark in Agadir that housed the old city of Agadir, much of which was affected by the earthquake that struck the city. In the afternoon, you’ll visit Taghazout to watch the sunset in a local restaurant before returning to your hotel.

After leaving Agadir, Travel to Marrakech and enjoy the Road. As you approach Marrakech, take in the sights of the city’s Medina quarter, with its lively square, Djemaa el Fna. Explore the city to the fullest, starting with this central square that’s a popular spot for locals and tourists alike.

Upon returning to your Riad, if time permits, you may want to visit some of the most alluring sites in Marrakech such as the Koutoubia Mosque- the largest mosque in the city.

Today, continue a guided tour to explore undiscovered sites such as the famous Jardin Majorelle, which is a two-and-a-half-acre botanical garden and artist’s landscape garden in Marrakech. Get to the Islamic madrasa (college) in Marrakech, which still functions today as a historical site. Also, don’t forget to check out the beautiful Bahia Palace, a 19th-century palace in Marrakesh. The palace was first begun by Si Musa, grand vizier of Alaouite sultan Muhammad ibn Abd al-Rahman. Saadian tombs are a historic royal necropolis, located in the heart of Marrakech. Back to your accommodation.

Leaving the busy cityscape behind, your Marrakech desert tour begins with a journey to the High Atlas mountains. As you drive, you’ll be in awe of the natural beauty of Morocco’s peaks, taking a quick break at the summit for a refreshing glass of mint tea. Then you’ll arrive at the famous kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou – the largest and most well-known kasbah in the country. The Kasbah is a group of earthen buildings that sit atop a hill, surrounded by high walls. It’s a traditional pre-Saharan habitat that offers panoramic views of the landscape.

You will have free time to explore the whole area and take lovely photos. Lunch will be there. Leaving for Ouarzazate, known as the gate to the Desert. The climate becomes Saharan as well. Visit the popular atlas film studio where many famous films were filmed out there. On your journey to the enchanting town of Dades Valley, you will travel through the beautiful Roses Valley. Upon arrival, you will be able to rest easily in a comfortable hotel.

After a delicious breakfast, you’ll head to the Todra Gorges, a 300m golden mountain that’s sure to take your breath away. As you walk along the way, you may have the opportunity to see climbers scale the 300m cliff face. In the afternoon, your tour guide will take you to several Berber villages like Tinjdad, Erfoud, and Rissani.

After a long journey in your 4X4 car, you will finally arrive in the mesmerizing Merzouga Desert. Here, you will trade in your vehicle for a single private camel, for a leisurely ride around the dunes. With an experienced guide, you will be able to witness the incredible Erg Chebbi sand dunes and a gorgeous sunset view. When you arrive at the camp, you’ll be treated to a delicious dinner in the desert camp. You’ll have the opportunity to learn about Berber culture and join in on the Berber music before spending the night in a nomad tent under the stars.

Awake early in the morning to catch the sunrise at the top of your luxury desert camp. Try your skills on sandboarding before you head back to your camp for breakfast and a quick shower. Head back by your camel to your Car, where your Morocco tours will take you to other popular destinations – from the south to the north of Morocco.

On your way to Fes, you’ll visit the vibrant Rissani market. As you journey to Ziz Valley, take in the captivating view of the second-largest palm grove in Morocco. Towering over Ziz Mountain, this picturesque site is definitely worth a stop. Then, continue through the fragrant cedar forests of the Middle Atlas Mountains. When you reach Midelt, enjoy a delicious lunch in this charming town. Afterward, relax and take in the natural beauty of the Cedar Forest of Azrou. With its playful Berber apes, this is a photographer’s dream come true.

Make your way to Ifran, a Moroccan city known as Little Switzerland. Drive directly to the imperial city of Fes, and spend the night at one of the best hotels in town.

Fes, the oldest of the four imperial cities in Morocco, is perhaps the one that is worth exploring the most. Meet your guide to explore the whole city, starting from the medina – the oldest medina in Morocco, founded over 1000 years ago. Roll in the souks and get lost in the narrow streets for a truly Moroccan experience. Talaa Kebira is one of the most important streets in Fes el-Bali, winding its way up a long slope.

Be sure to visit the stunning Al-Attarine Madrasa – a madrasa near the awe-inspiring Al-Qarawiyyin Mosque. It was built by the Marinid sultan Othman II Abu Said in the 1310s. As you leave the old city and cross into the new one, be sure to stop by el Mellah for a fantastic view.

Skip Fes and head straight for Chefchaouen. Enjoy the route via the Rif mountains, stopping at D’Akchour (Waterfalls of Akchour) for a few hours of hiking. Arrive in Chefchaouen and find Plaza Outa el Hammam for a restaurant or café, where you can enjoy the meal as you watch people.

Start your afternoon by discovering the picturesque scenery of the narrow streets. Take lovely pictures, and enjoy local traditional markets. Later on, enjoy the spectacular show of the city flavored with sunset above the mountain.

Depending on your flight time, you will head to Casablanca from Chefchaouen, completing a grand 10 days tour from Casablanca.