Morocco Tour
During this private tour, you will discover the wonder of Morocco, have the classic experiences of Morocco combined with a contemporary view of Moroccan culture sightings and discussions of street art. The number of touring days will depend on your special interests. You will discover the real Morocco, with fascinating varied experiences from north to south. High-quality Moroccan meals will be served throughout your journey. Our in-country guides and driver will be available to you throughout your tour and help you to experience and enjoy authentic Morocco both old and new. Have a special interest? We will work with you to make your wishes come true.
14 days
Casablanca
Day 1
Upon arrival at Casablanca International Airport, our representative will meet you in the arrivals hall, holding a placard with your name. You’ll then be escorted to your private vehicle.
Casablanca, known as “Casa” by the locals, is Morocco’s largest and most industrial city. It boasts a cosmopolitan atmosphere with a blend of French colonial and traditional Moroccan architecture. Your tour will highlight landmarks such as Pl. Mohammed V, the Grand Théâtre de Casablanca, the Quartier Habous, and the beachside suburb of Ain Diab.
A visit to the Hassan II Mosque is a must. It’s one of the few mosques in Morocco open to non-Muslims and features the world’s tallest minaret. After exploring, you’ll transfer to your hotel for an overnight stay.
Day 2
After breakfast, head to Rabat, Morocco’s capital. Your guided tour includes stops at:
The Royal Palace
Hassan Tower, an unfinished minaret where storks nest
Mausoleum of Mohammed V, decorated with stunning stained glass
The Jewish Mellah, once home to a thriving Jewish community
Kasbah of the Udayas, a picturesque fortress with scenic gardens
The Necropolis of Chellah, an ancient Roman and Islamic site
After a full day of exploration, unwind in the comfort of your hotel or riad, where you can relax and reflect on the day’s adventures.
Day 3
Journey to Meknes, an imperial city known for its winding medina streets and impressive fortifications. Highlights include:
Bab El-Mansour, a grand entrance gate
The Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail, resting place of a powerful sultan
Royal Granaries, a vast structure showcasing 17th-century engineering
Next, explore Volubilis, a UNESCO-listed Roman ruin. Key sights include:
The Capitol, Basilica, and Forum, dating back to 218 AD
Conclude the day with an evening arrival in Fez.
Day 4
Fez, Morocco’s cultural and spiritual capital, offers a deep dive into history. Your tour includes:
The medina of Fez el-Bali, a UNESCO World Heritage site
Bab Boujloud, the famous blue gate
Al-Karaouine University, the oldest operating university in the world
Bou Inania Medersa, a stunning theological school
Chouara Tanneries, where leather is still processed traditionally
The mix of medieval traditions and modern life makes Fez an unforgettable experience.
Day 5
After breakfast, travel through the Middle Atlas Mountains and cedar forests. Stop in Midelt for lunch before continuing through Ziz Gorge, passing date palm groves and historic caravan stops. Arrive in Erfoud for dinner and an overnight stay.
Day 6
Visit local Berber villages before heading to Rissani, home to a lively market selling everything from donkeys to spices. Stop in El Khamlia, known as the “Gnawa village,” where you’ll enjoy traditional music and lunch. By evening, embark on a sunset camel ride over the golden dunes of Merzouga, followed by dinner and an overnight stay in a Berber desert camp.
Day 7
Catch the sunrise over the dunes before heading towards Tinghir. Visit the Jewish Quarter, then continue to the Todra Gorge, a breathtaking canyon with 300m-high walls. After a scenic walk, continue to Dades Valley and onward to Skoura, where you’ll spend the night.
Day 8
fter breakfast, explore the Skoura Oasis. Then, visit the Kasbah Ameridil, which dates to the 14th century. Next, take a stroll for an hour in the gardens on the north side of the town, passing almond and olive trees. Afterward, head to Ouarzazate. For centuries, people from the Atlas, Draa, and Dades Valley converged here to do business at Ouarzazate’s sprawling Taourirt Kasbah. Later, in the 1920s, a modern garrison town was established to oversee France’s colonial interests. Eventually, after the French protectorate left in the 1950s, the movie business gradually took off in Ouarzazate.
While here, visit Taourirt and Tifoultout Kasbahs, both considered among the most beautiful in Morocco. Additionally, continue to explore the film studios where some of the most famous desert landscapes were—and still are—being shot. Then, make your way to the spectacular fortress of Ait Ben Haddou, an iconic landscape immortalized in films such as Lawrence of Arabia, Gladiator, and Alexander. Finally, leave Ait Ben Haddou and cross the High Atlas Mountains via the magnificent Tiz In Tichka pass to Marrakech. Overnight in Marrakech.
Day 9
Marrakech (City Tour) An exciting day awaits you as Marrakech’s heady sights and sounds will dazzle, frazzle, and enchant. In the morning, embark on a city tour, which includes a visit to Bahia Palace and Dar Si Said. These landmarks showcase a riot of tilework and intricate floral-painted wood ceilings. Then, learn about Berber culture by following their historical trade routes from North Africa to the Sahel at the Tiskiwin Museum. This museum’s displays range from authentic Berber tents and carpets to fine basketwork and ancient jewelry.
Next, continue to Dar El Bacha, considered one of the most beautiful palaces in the Red City. Here, visitors can admire the ceilings adorned with multicolored mosaics and Berber-style architecture. Later, take time to explore the Jamaa L’Fna square, where you will witness the astonishing spectacle of Djem. By day, you’ll find juice stalls, water sellers, and snake charmers, while at night, the square transforms with dancing boys, storytellers, and magicians. Overnight at the hotel.
Day 10
After breakfast at the hotel, begin your day by visiting some of the most beautiful palaces and monuments in Marrakech. First, stop at Badiaa Palace, built in the late 19th century. Then, continue your visit with a stop at the Koutoubia Mosque. Later, drive to the stunning Jardin Majorelle, a garden gifted to Marrakech by Yves Saint Laurent. In 1966, Saint Laurent and his partner Pierre Bergé bought the electric-blue villa and its garden to preserve the vision of its original owner, landscape painter Jacques Majorelle. The garden, cultivated since 1924, is now home to over 300 plant species from five continents, thanks to Marrakshi ethnobotanist Abderrazak Benchaâbane. Additionally, the garden houses the Berber Museum, which showcases a small yet spectacular collection of authentic Moroccan garments, weapons, and jewelry dating back to the 19th century and earlier.
After enjoying lunch at a local restaurant in the medina (at your own expense), embark on a guided stroll through the labyrinth of narrow streets in the medina. Along the way, visit the famous souks, where vendors sell everything from leather goods and clothing to exotic spices.
At 3:30 PM, an exceptional gastronomic experience awaits you. A renowned chef will guide you through the rich food culture of North Africa. First, join him as he picks out fresh produce in the souks. Then, dive into a hands-on cooking session where you’ll gain an insider’s perspective on Moroccan cuisine. Finally, enjoy a delicious dinner featuring the dishes you helped prepare. Afterward, return to your hotel for some free time and overnight stay.
Day 11
Depart for Essaouira, stopping en route at an Argan oil cooperative. Here, local women demonstrate the traditional oil-making process, from cracking the Argan fruit to hand-kneading the paste to extract pure oil. Learn how the byproduct, Tazegmount, is used in cosmetics and animal feed. Enjoy a Berber lunch at the cooperative before continuing to Essaouira, where the rest of the day is yours to explore. Overnight at the hotel.
Day 12
Wake up to the fresh ocean breeze in Essaouira, a charming coastal town with a unique multicultural heritage. Once home to Portuguese, French, and Jewish communities, the city boasts a relaxed atmosphere and stunning seaside views. Its walled medina, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a well-preserved example of 18th-century European military architecture in North Africa.
Stroll through narrow streets lined with vibrant shops, whitewashed houses, and imposing wooden doors. Whether you’re browsing local handicrafts or soaking in the laid-back vibe, Essaouira offers a perfect blend of history and leisure. Overnight at the hotel.
Day 13
After breakfast, transfer to Casablanca via highway.
Day 14
Today, we will assist you to Casablanca airport for your return flight.
Genuine Morocco provides guests with a complete and authentic cultural experience, including classic monuments, exploring contemporary culture, engaging with art and artisans, tasting unique cuisine, and discovering amazing Morocco cities.
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