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Join us for an unforgettable 12-day Morocco tour from Casablanca! On which, we’ll dive into the country’s stunning landscapes and rich cultural gems. Our journey will take us from the bustling streets of Casablanca to the laid-back coastal beauty of Essaouira and then on to the vibrant heart of Marrakech. We’ll navigate the High Atlas Mountains, soaking in the rugged charm of the Dades Valley and the dramatic cliffs of Todra Gorge. In the Sahara Desert, we’ll hop on camels and glide over the golden dunes of Erg Chebbi, taking in the mesmerizing sunsets and sunrises and enjoying a peaceful night under the stars in the desert.
Throughout this 12-day itinerary, we’ll also explore the ancient medina of Fes after wandering through the lively souk of Rissani and gazing at the stunning Ziz Valley. We’ll experience the imperial charm of Meknes and marvel at the impressive Roman ruins of Volubilis. Don’t miss a stroll through the enchanting blue streets of Chefchaouen, and soak up the coastal vibes of Tangier and Rabat. We’ll wrap up this 12 days Moroccan journey back in Casablanca, leaving you with unforgettable memories.
This the firts day of our 12 days Morocco tour. As soon as you land at the Airport, our driver will be there to greet you and take you to your hotel. Depending on your flight schedule, you might have the opportunity to explore the stunning landscapes of Casablanca. One of them is the Hassan II Mosque, one of the largest and most breathtaking architectural.
Later in the evening, get ready for a delightful welcome dinner where you can indulge in the rich and diverse flavors of Moroccan cuisine. It’s a wonderful way to experience the country’s renowned warmth and hospitality, the perfect start to your adventure in Morocco!
On the second day of this Morocco tour, we’ll head to the charming town of Essaouira. But before, we’ll take a moment to soak in the vibrant spirit of Casablanca. We’ll check the Mohammed V Square, the Royal Palace District, a serene area filled with grand gates and lush gardens that whisper tales of Morocco’s royal past.
From there, we’ll head along the stunning Atlantic coast, passing by quaint fishing villages and windswept beaches. Our first stop is El Jadida, a UNESCO World Heritage site that was once called Mazagan. Here, we’ll delve into the hauntingly beautiful Portuguese Cistern, a subterranean marvel with a vaulted ceiling reflected in a tranquil pool.
In the afternoon, we’ll arrive at Essaouira, where we’ll have some free time to relax and enjoy the soothing sea breeze. You can stroll along the beach, catch the sunset at the Skala de la Ville, or wander around the harbor as fishermen return with their daily haul. As the evening falls, enjoy a traditional dinner and a peaceful night at your riad.
Our Morocco trip itinerary continues with a full day to explore Essaouira, a charming coastal town with a rich history and culture heritage. We’ll start at the Skala de la Ville, an 18th-century sea bastion that treats us to breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. A few miles away, the fishing port is alive with the hustle and bustle of fishermen, giving us a lively peek into the local way of life.
Next, we will meander through the UNESCO-listed medina. Here, we’ll stumble upon traditional artisan workshops, bustling markets, and inviting art galleries. We’ll also make a stop at Moulay El Hassan Square, where both locals and travelers gather to sip coffee and soak in the sounds of music. After that, we delve into the Jewish Quarter and make a visit to the Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdallah Museum.
Later, we make our way to the Skala du Port, a fortress adorned with cannons and offering stunning sea views. We’ll also pass through the historic gates of Bab El Marsa and Bab Doukkala, which connect the harbor to the medina. In the afternoon, you can take a leisurely stroll along Essaouira Beach or unwind at a seaside café, savoring fresh seafood and a refreshing cup of mint tea.
Today, we head to the vibrant red city of Marrakech, one of Morocco’s most captivating destinations. Once we arrive, we begin our exploration at the Koutoubia Mosque, whose elegant 12th-century minaret towers over the entire city. Next, we will visit the Saadian Tombs, beautifully adorned mausoleums that house members of the Saadian dynasty.
We then make our way to the lively Jemaa el-Fna Square, where musicians, storytellers, and market stalls create a vibrant atmosphere that captures the city’s spirit. A short stroll leads us into the Old Medina, a maze of narrow alleys and bustling souks filled with spices, carpets, and handmade goods—a true sensory experience.
Later, we unwind at the peaceful Jardin Majorelle, a garden of vivid blues and exotic plants once curated by Yves Saint Laurent. It’s a tranquil retreat after a day of discovery. As evening falls, enjoy dinner at a rooftop restaurant overlooking the medina, watching the city glow under the stars.
On the fifth day of our Morocco itinerary 12 days, we’ll be leaving Marrakech behind and setting off on a scenic drive through the winding roads of the High Atlas Mountains. Our first major stop is the iconic Ait Benhaddou, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and Morocco’s most renowned ksar. It truly feels like an open-air museum showcasing the rich history and culture of Morocco.
After soaking in the sights, we’ll head to Ouarzazate, where we’ll explore the impressive Taourirt Kasbah and catch a glimpse of the famous Atlas Studios. This is the backdrop for countless international films. Then, we’ll drive towards the Skoura Oasis, a vibrant palm grove dotted with hidden kasbahs and verdant fields.
Among these treasures is the stunning Amridil Kasbah, one of Morocco’s best-preserved fortresses, offering a fascinating look into local life and architecture. Next, we’ll journey through the Roses Valley, celebrated for its fragrant rose fields and the annual festival that honors this delicate bloom. Just a short drive later, we’ll arrive at the dramatic Dades Valley, where we spend our night.
After a hearty breakfast, we begin our day by exploring the stunning Dades Valley. As we navigate its winding roads, we’ll be captivated by the striking rock formations and vibrant cliffs shaped by the Dades River. The views here truly embody the beauty of Morocco’s southern landscapes.
Next, we head towards the breathtaking Todra Gorges, one of Morocco’s awe-inspiring natural wonders. It’s the perfect spot to stroll between the towering cliffs, snap some photos of the crystal-clear stream, and soak in the serene atmosphere. As we near Merzouga, we’ll make a stop in Erfoud, where we’ll perceive ancient marine fossils beautifully crafted into decorative pieces.
Finally, we’ll journey to the golden dunes of Merzouga. Once we arrive, you’ll set off on a camel trek across the dunes, just in time to catch the enchanting sunset over the Sahara. The evening will unfold with a delicious dinner and traditional music at a luxurious desert camp, where you’ll spend the night beneath a sky filled with countless stars, a true highlight of this 12-day Morocco tour.
Today is all about exploring the incredible wonders of Merzouga and the breathtaking desert landscapes that surround it. We’ll kick off the day with a magical sunrise over the dunes, followed by a delicious breakfast at our camp. Then, our first destination is Khamlia village, famous for its friendly locals and lively Gnawa music.
After that, we’ll head towards the Mifis mines, where we’ll see locals still using traditional methods to extract minerals. From the nearby viewpoints, you can take in the stunning views of the desert stretching endlessly to the horizon. Later on, we’ll visit a nomadic family for some tea and gain insight into their daily lives. This cultural experience will give you a deeper connection to Morocco’s rich nomadic heritage.
In the afternoon, you can unwind at your riad or opt for an exciting quad or 4×4 adventure across the dunes, or even a camel trek to catch the sunset. As the evening rolls in, you’ll find yourself at your desert camp, surrounded by music, stars, and the peaceful silence of the desert, a true highlight of this 12-day journey through Morocco.
After an early breakfast under the vast desert sky, we bid farewell to Merzouga and set off on our journey north to Fes. Our first stop is Rissani, a historic town with a traditional souk that still bustling today, showcasing a vibrant array of spices, dates, and handcrafted goods. Next, we will travel along the road that winds through the lush Ziz Valley, where endless palm groves flourish beneath towering cliffs.
By midday, we’ll take a break in Midelt for lunch, soaking in the refreshing mountain air before continuing our journey. In the afternoon, we’ll pass through the Cedar Forest of Azrou, home to the playful Barbary macaques. Here, we’ll stroll among the ancient trees and maybe even share a moment with these charming forest residents.
As we approach Fes, we’ll drive through Ifrane, a town celebrated for its alpine beauty, pristine streets, and European-style architecture. By evening, we’ll arrive in Fes, where you can settle into your riad, ready to explore the city’s rich cultural heritage the next day.
After enjoying a hearty breakfast, we set off from Fes and embark on our adventure to the captivating blue city of Chefchaouen. Along the way, we’ll dive into Meknes, renowned for its stunning architecture and elegance. Here, we’ll marvel at the impressive Bab Mansour Gate, one of the country’s stunning gates, and explore the Royal Stables.
Then, a leisurely stroll through El Hedim Square reveals the city’s laid-back charm and inviting vibe. Next, we’ll make our way to Volubilis, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the best-preserved Roman city in Morocco. As we wander among its ancient columns and intricate mosaics, you can almost hear the whispers of history that linger in these stones.
Finally, we’ll head towards the Rif Mountains, where the landscape transforms from flat plains to lush, green hills. By late afternoon, we’ll arrive in Chefchaouen, famous for its serene blue-washed medina and stunning mountain backdrop. The evening is yours to either relax or take a leisurely stroll through its charming streets.
Our 12-day in Morocco continues from the eanchanting bule city of Chefchamouen. We begin the day wandering through its charming streets and visiting the Kasbah Museum right in the heart of the medina. It’s a great place to dive into the rich history and culture of the area. After that, we’ll take a leisurely stroll around Outa El Hammam Square, where cozy cafés and local shops create a vibrant atmosphere.
Later on, we’ll hit the road, driving north along the beautiful mountain routes toward Tangier. Once we arrive, our first stop will be the famous Hercules Cave. This is where the magic of mythology blends with nature’s breathtaking rock formations that overlook the Atlantic Ocean. Just a short distance away, we’ll visit Cape Spartel, the spot where the Mediterranean and Atlantic waters embrace.
As the evening rolls in, you can enjoy a relaxing walk along Tangier’s Corniche or dive into the lively medina before settling into your hotel for the night. With the refreshing sea breezes and rich cultural vibes, Tangier is the perfect place to unwind after another unforgettable day.
Today’s journey of our 12 days Morocco tour will take us south toward Casablanca, with a delightful stop in Rabat. As we drive, you’ll be treated to stunning ocean views and a blend of modern life with age-old traditions. Once we arrive in Rabat, our first stop will be the Royal Palace, the official residence of Morocco’s king.
After that, we’ll check out the Hassan Tower, a striking minaret from the 12th century, which stands proudly next to the Mausoleum of Mohammed V. Next, we’ll wander through the picturesque Kasbah of the Udayas, a lovely fortress that overlooks the Atlantic. Its charming blue-and-white streets and breathtaking ocean views make it one of an Instagram-worthy spots in Morocco.
After a delicious lunch, we’ll head to Casablanca, the country’s bustling economic center and our final destination for the day. Once we arrive, you can take a leisurely stroll along the vibrant Corniche, dotted with cafés and restaurants that face the sea. If time allows, you might also catch a glimpse of the stunning Hassan II Mosque from the outside before we return to for a restful night at our hotel.
the final day kicks off with a leisurely stroll to soak in a bit more of the local charm and to grab some last-minute souvenirs and gifts. When the time comes, your driver will take you to Casablanca Airport, ensuring you arrive in plenty of time for your departure flight. You’ll leave with a heart full of memories from an unforgettable adventure through the vibrant heart of Morocco.
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Yes, we can adjust the itinerary, accommodations, and activities to match your preferences.
No, 4×4 transfer is available if you prefer not to ride camels.
We offer mid-range or luxury options, boutique riads, hotels, and desert camps.
Spending two nights in the Sahara Desert allows for a much deeper and more relaxed immersion. The first night provides the classic camel trek and stargazing. The second day is dedicated to exploring the desert’s surroundings by 4×4, visiting nomadic families, and experiencing Gnawa music, offering a richer cultural understanding and more time to enjoy the tranquility of the dunes without feeling rushed.
Absolutely! Beyond sightseeing, the tour includes opportunities for active participation like camel trekking and optional sandboarding. Cultural interactions are a key focus, especially during the desert exploration day, where you can visit nomadic families and enjoy live Gnawa music in Khamlia village, providing authentic insights into local life.
Your safety and comfort are our top priorities. We use comfortable, air-conditioned private vehicles with experienced, licensed drivers who are knowledgeable about the routes. Our guides are fluent in English and trained to ensure a secure and smooth journey. We also provide practical “Know Before You Go” tips covering health, food, and general safety guidelines.
Absolutely! Morocco is generally seen as a safe spot for travelers. The government really focuses on keeping tourists secure, and we make sure that all our recommended accommodations and routes are in safe, well-frequented areas.
Actually, it depends on what you are seeking in Morocco: is it the Sahara Desert, festivals, or imperial cities? But generally speaking, The sweet spots are spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November), when the weather is just right across the country. Our tours run all year long, and each season brings its own special desert experience
Many travelers, including those from the US, UK, EU, and Australia, can enjoy 90 days of visa-free entry. It’s a good idea to check the specific requirements with the Moroccan consulate based on your country.
The currency here is the Moroccan Dirham (MAD). While you can use cards in bigger city places, it’s wise to have cash on hand for souks, smaller shops, and tips during your adventures.
Arabic and Amazigh (Berber) are the official languages. French is widely spoken as a second language, and you’ll find that English and Spanish are common too, and in some tourist areas like the Sahara desert you will find people who speak more than four languages in addition to local ones. Our drivers and guides speak different languages, so communication won’t be a problem.
It’s always best to ask for permission before snapping photos of people. In markets and public squares, a friendly gesture goes a long way, and some folks might appreciate a small tip.
The tour does involve some long drives and walking on uneven ground. However, we can adapt the camel trek, and we’re happy to chat about the itinerary to make sure it fits your group’s needs.
The camel trek to the camp is a gentle ride that lasts about an hour. If anyone has mobility concerns, we can arrange a comfortable 4×4 vehicle transfer to the desert camp as an alternative.
We provide modern, air-conditioned 4×4 SUVs or passenger vans to ensure you travel comfortably over different terrains. Since this is a private tour, your group will have the vehicle all to yourselves, allowing for a more personalized experience and the flexibility to go at your own pace.
Excellent mix of history, culture, and adventure. The desert camp in Merzouga was the highlight for us. Our driver-guide was fantastic.
The 12-day Morocco tour from Casablanca was an unforgettable experience! From Marrakech to the desert and Chefchaouen, everything was perfectly organized. Highly recommend!
