Morocco Tour
In a 15 day Morocco tour, our guides and driver will be in your service from your arrival to your departure. You will have the time to discover the real Morocco, with fascinating experiences from the north to the south. High-quality Moroccan meals will be served throughout your journey. This tour will enable you to experience and enjoy authentic Morocco as it was and is today.
15 days
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Day 1
Upon arrival at Marrakech International Airport, our representative will greet you at the exit. You’ll then transfer to Casablanca and check into your hotel. Once settled, start exploring the city. Begin at Place Mohammed V, surrounded by elegant modern buildings. Next, admire the Grand Theatre of Casablanca, a striking symbol of the city’s cultural ambition.
Then, visit the charming Habous district, famous for its narrow alleys and craft shops. Don’t miss the Hassan II Mosque, where you can marvel at its intricate mosaics and towering minaret. For lunch, choose between a seaside café or a local restaurant offering delicious Moroccan cuisine with stunning Atlantic views.
In the afternoon, take a leisurely stroll along the Ain Diab corniche, soaking in the lively atmosphere. Later, your driver will take you back to your hotel, where you can relax or continue exploring.
Day 2
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel before visiting the spectacular Hassan II Mosque. This architectural masterpiece is one of Africa’s largest mosques, with a breathtaking 210-meter minaret. Next, take a short tour of Casablanca’s vibrant street art scene along the water. Afterward, depart for Rabat, Morocco’s capital, where you will spend the night.
Day 3
Start your day with a guided tour of Rabat’s key landmarks. First, explore the Kasbah of the Udayas, a historic 12th-century military fort and UNESCO World Heritage site. Then, visit the fascinating ruins of the Chellah necropolis, a blend of Roman and Merinid architecture. Next, stop at the Hassan Tower, an unfinished 12th-century minaret that was once intended to be the world’s tallest.
After exploring Rabat’s historical sites, begin the scenic drive through the Rif Mountains to Chefchaouen, the famous Blue City. Upon arrival, check into your charming riad and unwind.
Day 4
Spend the day wandering through Chefchaouen’s magical blue-washed streets. Visit the bustling main square, Outa el Hammam, and relax at a cozy café. For a traditional Moroccan experience, stop by a hammam and enjoy a soothing steam bath.
Stroll along Hassan II Street, where Andalusian and Moroccan influences blend beautifully. Savor a delicious meal at a local café, surrounded by the medina’s peaceful charm. The day is yours to explore at your own pace.
Day 5
After breakfast, journey through the Rif Mountains toward Fes. Along the way, stop at Volubilis, a UNESCO-listed Roman city with remarkably well-preserved ruins. Explore its ancient streets with a knowledgeable guide.
Next, visit the holy city of Moulay Idriss Zerhoun, an important pilgrimage site. Then, continue to Meknes, a UNESCO-protected city, for lunch and a brief tour. Explore landmarks such as Bab Mansour, the vast royal stables, and the lively Hedim Square. By late afternoon, arrive in Fes and check into your riad inside the historic medina.
Day 6
Today after breakfast, our driver will pick you up around 9 am and you will start driving toward the Middle Atlas, discovering different landscapes along the way. Your first stop will be in Ifrane, known as the Switzerland of Morocco, where you will have about 20 minutes to explore before continuing through the mountains, passing by Midelt, the capital of apples. If you feel hungry by that time, you can ask our driver to stop wherever you like — there are many restaurants along the way.
After lunch, you will continue driving via the Ziz Valley, reaching Errachidia, one of the biggest cities in the south, then Erfoud, the capital of fossils, before arriving in Merzouga about two hours before sunset. You will enjoy a camel ride from the departure point to the camp for about one hour. A 4×4 vehicle will be with you in case anyone prefers to drive to the camp — the drive is also fun and exciting after hours of traveling through the beautiful landscapes of the Middle Atlas.
Upon arrival at the camp with our driver and camel guide, you will be welcomed with a Berber cup of tea and can relax while enjoying the stars in a quiet and peaceful atmosphere. The camp team will take care of all the details, including dinner, tea, drinks, music around the bonfire, and sharing stories about how they live and survive in the Sahara, along with many interesting insights about their daily life.
This experience is truly the highlight of the trip, and you will really enjoy the stars under a very clear desert sky.
Day 7
Depart early and head south toward the Sahara. Stop in Ifrane, often called the ‘Switzerland of Morocco,’ with its European-style chalets and ski resorts. Continue through the cedar forests of Azrou, where wild monkeys roam.
Pass through Midelt, Morocco’s apple capital, before reaching the dramatic Ziz Valley. By late afternoon, arrive in Merzouga, where camels await. Ride through golden dunes to your luxury desert camp. Enjoy dinner under the stars, with local Tuareg music filling the night air.
Day 8
Rise early to witness the breathtaking sunrise over the dunes. After breakfast, return by camel to Merzouga. Begin the drive toward Boumalne Dades, stopping at an ancient irrigation canal still in use today.
Next, explore Todra Gorge, Morocco’s own Grand Canyon, with its towering rock walls. Follow the winding Todra Valley before arriving at your hotel in Boumalne Dades, where stunning valley views await.
Day 9
Travel through the Rose Valley, home to fragrant fields and traditional rosewater distilleries. Meet Berber women who create authentic rose products. Continue to Skoura, a tranquil palm grove village.
Visit the 17th-century Kasbah Amridil, a well-preserved fortress offering insight into kasbah life. Arrive in Ouarzazate, Morocco’s ‘Hollywood,’ where many famous films were shot. Tour the cinema studios before settling into your hotel for the night.
Day 10
Depart early for Ait Ben Haddou, a breathtaking UNESCO-listed ksar. Wander through its ancient alleys and learn about its history. After lunch, journey over the High Atlas Mountains, stopping for panoramic views. By evening, arrive in Marrakech and check into your riad.
Day 11
Today, after breakfast at your riad, our driver will come to pick you up to begin a city tour of Rabat. You will discover the Hassan Tower, the Kasbah of the Oudayas, and the Royal Palace (exterior visit). A stop will also be made at the Chellah Kasbah for photos.
After approximately two hours of exploring with your guide, you will start driving toward Fes, stopping in the imperial city of Meknes along the way. You will also visit the ancient Roman ruins of Volubilis, where you will have about one hour to explore the site. The entrance fee is included. A local guide is optional (approximately 30 USD), or you may explore the ruins on your own if you prefer.
After the visit, we continue the drive to Fes. Arrival is expected around 4:00–5:00 PM, where you will be dropped off at your riad located inside the old medina to enjoy a unique stay in a different atmosphere. The riad is situated near the largest and most visited gate of Fes, Bab Boujloud (the Blue Gate).
You may explore the medina on your own if you wish, or relax and wait until tomorrow morning to begin a guided city tour with our local certified guide to discover the hidden treasures of Fes.
Overnight at the riad.
Day 12
This morning, you’ll be met at your hotel and transferred to Essaouira. Along the way, stop at an Argan oil cooperative. Here, you can observe the traditional oil-making process. Local women start by cracking Argan fruits with sharp stones to extract the kernels. Next, they roast the kernels to bring out the flavor, then let them cool before grinding them into a thick oily paste using a traditional rock grinder (Azerg). One woman mixes this paste with warm water and kneads it by hand, allowing the pure Argan oil to rise to the surface. The leftover dough, or Tazegmount, is protein-rich and used for cosmetics and animal feed. After learning about the entire process, enjoy a Berber lunch at the cooperative. Finally, continue to Essaouira, where you’ll have the rest of the day at leisure. Overnight at the hotel.
Day 13
Enjoy a leisurely breakfast at the hotel, then explore Essaouira. This small, easily navigable beach town is perfect for self-guided exploration. With a rich multicultural history, Essaouira blends Portuguese, French, and Jewish influences. Its mild climate and expansive sandy beaches make it one of Morocco’s top beach destinations. The walled medina, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2001, showcases European military architecture in North Africa. As you wander its narrow streets, admire the colorful shops, whitewashed houses, and heavy wooden doors. The mellow atmosphere makes it a perfect place to relax and stroll. Overnight at the hotel.
Day 14
On your journey from Essaouira to Casablanca, you’ll follow the breathtaking Atlantic coastline. Along the way, make a stop at El Oualidia, a peaceful seaside town. Here, you can enjoy a fresh seafood lunch by the lagoon, famous for its oysters. These oysters are harvested from the calm waters of the lagoon, offering a true taste of the region.
Continue your journey to Asfi, a city known for its rich history and striking architecture. Take a walk through its vibrant medina and admire the whitewashed buildings. The El-Jadida district, a UNESCO World Heritage site, features well-preserved Portuguese architecture, including the 16th-century Mazagan Fortress and the atmospheric cistern.
After soaking in the sights, you’ll arrive in Casablanca, Morocco’s commercial hub. The city’s modern energy contrasts beautifully with the rich history along your route. This scenic journey combines coastal beauty, cultural experiences, and historic landmarks, making it an unforgettable day.
Day 15
We will drive you to Casablanca for your plane.
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While Morocco is a safe and welcoming destination, international travel always carries variables that are outside your control. Because Genuine Morocco prioritizes your safety and the integrity of your investment, we view travel insurance not as an “extra,” but as an essential part of your packing list.
Short answer: 6 to 12 months is the “Sweet Spot.”
Because we operate as a boutique agency, we don’t use large, cookie-cutter hotels with hundreds of rooms. We hand-pick intimate Riads and luxury camps that often have only 5 to 10 rooms total.
The “Genuine” Benefit of Planning Early: Booking early isn’t just about logistics; it’s about the design. The more lead time we have, the better we can customize your route, securing that specific room with the desert view or that private cooking class with our favorite village chef.
