The best 9 Days  tour from Casablanca begins with a transfer to your hotel from the airport.  The city is regarded as the richest and largest metropolis in all of Morocco. Your first stop will be the Hassan mosque, which is the biggest mosque in Morocco.

On the city’s western side, it is located on a promontory with a view of the Atlantic Ocean. Visit the majestic Hassan II Mosque later on, which is close to the water. This famous mosque must be seen by a non-Muslim as it is the only one that does so and is embellished with intricate decorative designs, bright mosaics, and towering motifs.

After the guided tour is finished, transfer to your accommodation. You will go to the bustling Old Medina, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, after your visit to the mosque. A trip to Casablanca wouldn’t be complete without sampling some of the local food. Considering that the city is well-known for its seafood, try dishes like fish tagine and shrimp couscous.

And to top it all off, sip some Moroccan mint tea, a popular aperitif. So, regardless matter whether you want to explore more of Moroccan culture or simply relax on the beach, Casablanca has a lot to offer everyone. Lunchtime liberation Following that, we’ll tour the city before visiting the famous Casablanca Cornish. The previous night was spent in a hotel.

After breakfast, we take a coastal drive to Rabat. One of Moroccan imperial cities, the city currently serves as the nation’s capital. The north gives visitors a look into the past of Sultans and Kings, as well as artists and craftspeople, two very different experiences. Explore Rabat, the Roman ruins, and the serene, turquoise alleyways of Chefchaouen. You will pass by the Hassan Tower, the Mausoleum of Muhammad V, and finally the Kasbah of Oudaya.

The city’s top tourist attractions include the Hassan Tower, Mohammed V’s Mausoleum, and Rabat’s Medina. The Hassan Tower was a mosque’s minaret from the 12th century. The Mausoleum of Mohammed V is where the Moroccan King Mohammed V and his two sons are buried. There are numerous shops and markets selling native Moroccan goods inside Rabat’s walled Medina.

After lunch, you will explore Sultan Moulay Ismail of Morocco’s residence, Meknes, which is abundant in olives, cereals, citrus fruit, grapes, and other agricultural items that are great to try and satiate your appetite.

You should visit Bab Mansour (one of Morocco’s 27 impressive gates), Dar Jamai (a castle and museum housing antiquities, gems, and antiquated copies of the Qur’an), and Habs Qara (underground prison under the incarcerated of Sultan Moulay Ismail). Meknes has fewer tourists than any other Moroccan imperial city, but it is nevertheless regarded as the best place to shop for bargains since there are friendlier, more courteous people there. Spend the night in a hotel.

After breakfast, you will depart to visit this charming and unique city. We’ll take a tour of the Kingdom’s religious and cultural hub. When you visit the former capital of the Kingdom of the Sultans from the Merinid and Alaouite dynasties, you’ll get a chance to explore the ancient Medina’s winding streets, take in the city’s many historical and architectural landmarks, and experience the enchanted atmosphere of a mediaeval oriental city. Most of these buildings are excellent examples of Moorish architecture. You will see the Bu Inanya mosque, the madrassas (Muslim colleges), Nejarin Square, and the fountain.

Additionally, Fes is also known for its traditional crafts, which include leather, ceramics, and metalwork. Your current location is the handicraft district, where craftsmen who work with leather and ceramics use methods that were painstakingly passed down to them by their great-grandfathers and grandfathers.

The three main areas of the Medina are the Fes el-Bali (old city), Fes Jdid (new city), and Ville Nouvelle (modern city). The Fes el-Bali is the oldest and most genuine part of the Medina. It is a labyrinth of narrow streets and alleys populated with businesses, homes, and factories. You will next proceed to the tanneries, which have long been important to Fes and Morocco’s economies, after visiting the aforementioned locations.

The city’s numerous tanneries produce a wide variety of leather products that are sold both domestically and internationally. You will have a local guide during your visit because it is challenging to get around the city on your own. However, you can appreciate it later when you have more time. Our next trip will be the still-existing Jewish neighbourhood. It illustrates how the two groups, Muslims and Jews, get along.

Today, after breakfast at a riad in Fes, your journey begins towards the heart of the desert on the 9 Days Morocco Tour. Departing at 8:30 am, you’ll traverse the Middle Atlas mountains, reaching Ifrane, fondly known as “the Moroccan Switzerland,” for its Alpine-style architecture and snowy winters.

Next, explore the nearby Azrou within Ifrane National Park, famed for its cedar forests and home to Barbary macaques, the only primates in this region. After this unique experience, continue your descent into the Ziz Valley, where lush farms and palm trees thrive despite the arid climate.

Passing through Erfoud, renowned for its paleontological discoveries, you’ll cover over 650 kilometers from Casablanca to Merzouga. Upon arrival, switch to dromedaries for a memorable trek across the striking Erg Chebbi dunes.

After a tranquil camel ride, arrive at the tent camp nestled in the desert, where a traditional Berber dinner and tea await beneath the vast starry sky. Your accommodation, a comfortable tent, offers a glimpse into the nomadic lifestyle amidst unparalleled celestial beauty. Enjoy an overnight stay in the Desert Camp with breakfast and dinner included.

Leave Merzouga town after breakfast to explore the Erg Chebbi sand dunes, where you can take pictures of fascinating scenery. Whether you are sand skiing in Merzouga or riding a camel, the Erg Chebbi dunes will surprise you. For those who are most enthusiastic, you can practice quad and 4×4 driving on the Erg chabbi or Erg Znigui.

You’ll stop by a few of the area’s nomadic households briefly along the way. Continue on to Khamlia, where you can attend a concert of Gnawa music. Black people from Mali, Senegal, and Mauritania reside in this town. A quick trip to the Mifiss mines is followed by a return to the Merzouga riad/hotel.

Before it becomes dark, take a dromedary to the “Haima,” or Berber tents, where dinner will be served outside under the stars and you might hear traditional Berber music played with drums. Visit the tent camp and stay the night.

You go with one of the greatest “9 Days Tour from Casablanca,” which begins in Casablanca and includes visits to imperial cities and the Sahara desert. Today, however, you must rise early to catch the sunrise above the sand dunes in the Sahara Desert.

After enjoying these lovely moments, you will eat breakfast and ride your camel back to Merzouga. As you head in the direction of Tineghir, Erfoud and Tinejdad will be crossed. Take a lunch break.

Later, you will proceed to the Todra gorges through Tinghir, pausing along the way to take pictures and take in the stunning scenery. Visit Todra Gorges to experience its magnificent Canyon.

After that, you’ll travel to Boumalne Dades and pause there to get a bird’s-eye view of the Dades Valley. Once you get there, check-in at the hotel. Dinner and a hotel stay are included.

Today, we will take a little stop to the Dades gorges before continuing on to Ouarzazat. We’ll travel to Mgouna, the site of the yearly rose festival. Up until we reach the Skura oasis, we’ll keep moving. It is a vast oasis of palm trees that is crossed by many rivers.

From Skura, take a 30-minute drive to Ouarzazate. Due to its frequent use as the setting for historical films, this city is frequently referred to as the “Hollywood of Morocco.” The Kasbah Taurirt is one of the city’s historical landmarks. We can visit the Cinema Museum and the Atlas film studio after touring the Kasbah.

We will then travel a short distance to Ait Ben Hadou, which is home to the Game of Thrones filming location and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. After our one-hour excursion, we’ll continue to Marrakesh via Tizi n-Tishka (2260 m), the highest peak in the Atlas Mountains (3.5-4 hours excluding stops).

We’ll stop along the way to take pictures. It is one of Morocco’s most picturesque highways, with views of ancient kasbah ruins and lush river valleys inhabited by adobe settlements. We’ll then proceed to Marrakech after that. While we recuperate in the motel, you have some time to yourselves.

Following breakfast, you will tour Marrakech, the fourth-largest city in this country and the “red city.” Its old name was Amur n Kush, which is Arabic for “land of God” and was used to refer to this place. You will find many things that will surprise you here, along with a range of things to do and locations to explore.

First, we’re going to the Jemaa el-Fna plaza so you may enjoy the live entertainment being provided by the crowd there. Some of them take part in the halka street show where they entertain passersby by telling jokes or stories.

Numerous tourists congregate here as well to purchase goods created nearby. For the second part of our tour, we’ll take you to Marrakech’s largest mosque, the Koutoubia Mosque. It is sister to the Great Mosque in Seville, Spain, and the Hassan Tower Mosque in Rabat.

After that, you will proceed to the spectacular garden, which was designed by Jack Majorelle and attracts more than 850,000 tourists each year. Here, you may enjoy a leisurely stroll at your own speed through a tranquil oasis in the middle of the city. Learn more about the Berber people and their rich history and culture by visiting the Berber Museum, which is located in the striking blue villa. You’ll also pay a visit to the park’s close neighbor, the Yves Saint Laurent Museum.

Not to mention the tour of the historic Ksar known as Bahia Palace (also called a stronghold). When you are dropped off at your accommodation, the seventh day of the 9 days tour from Casablanca is deemed complete. You can stay and eat at the same riad.

Depending on your flight plans right now. Before your 9 Days Tour from Casablanca comes to an end with a drive to your airport, you might, if you have time, spend the afternoon touring Marrakesh’s less-traveled regions and enjoying lunch at a local restaurant.

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