14 days private tour from Casablanca

Discover the ultimate Morocco experience on a 14 days private tour from Casablanca. Explore the Atlantic coast, imperial cities, the blue streets of Chefchaouen, ancient Roman ruins, the Sahara Desert, and the High Atlas Mountains. Visit Tangier, Fes, Merzouga, Dades Valley, Marrakech, and Essaouira while enjoying authentic culture and unforgettable landscapes.

Itinerary – 14 days private tour from Casablanca

Day 1: Arrival in Casablanca – Rabat

Your 14 days Morocco adventure begins in Casablanca, where our driver will welcome you at the airport, hotel, or agreed meeting point. Start your journey with a visit to the Hassan II Mosque area, one of Morocco’s most famous landmarks overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.

Continue to Rabat, the capital city of Morocco. Explore the historical highlights of the city, including Hassan Tower, the Royal Palace area, and the Kasbah of the Udayas. Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of this elegant coastal city before relaxing at your accommodation.

Overnight in Rabat.

Day 2: Rabat – Tangier

After breakfast, continue north toward Tangier, one of Morocco’s oldest and most strategic cities. Located at the entrance of the Strait of Gibraltar, where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Mediterranean Sea, Tangier has been a crossroads of civilizations for more than two thousand years. Its unique location made it an important Phoenician trading port, later influenced by Roman, Arab, Portuguese, Spanish, and international communities.

Explore the city’s historic landmarks, including Cap Spartel, the dramatic coastal viewpoint overlooking the meeting point of the two seas, and the legendary Hercules Caves, connected to ancient myths and maritime history. Continue to the old medina, where narrow streets, traditional markets, and historic buildings reflect Tangier’s rich multicultural heritage.

Walk through the Kasbah, the oldest part of the city, and discover its ancient walls, traditional houses, and panoramic views over the Strait of Gibraltar. Once an international diplomatic center and a meeting place for artists, writers, and travelers from around the world, Tangier still preserves its unique blend of Moroccan traditions and European influences.

Enjoy a relaxing evening by the coast while experiencing the charm of this historic gateway between Africa and Europe.

Overnight in Tangier.

Day 3: Tangier – Chefchaouen

After breakfast, leave Tangier and travel through the beautiful landscapes of the Rif Mountains toward Chefchaouen, one of Morocco’s most charming and historic towns. Founded in 1471 by Moulay Ali Ben Rachid, Chefchaouen was established as a mountain fortress to protect the region and became a refuge for Muslim and Jewish communities arriving from Andalusia.

Upon arrival, discover the famous blue-painted streets of the old medina, where traditional houses, handcrafted doors, and peaceful squares create a unique atmosphere. The blue color, which became a symbol of the city over the centuries, gives Chefchaouen its magical appearance and attracts visitors from around the world.

Explore the historic medina with its narrow alleys, local artisan shops, and traditional markets offering handmade crafts, textiles, and regional products. Walk through the Kasbah, the heart of the old city, with its ancient walls, gardens, and museum showcasing the history and culture of the region.

Enjoy breathtaking views from the viewpoints overlooking the town and the surrounding Rif Mountains. With its Andalusian architecture, peaceful lifestyle, and rich cultural heritage, Chefchaouen offers an authentic Moroccan experience unlike any other destination. Spend a relaxing evening wandering through the blue streets and discovering the timeless charm of this mountain city.

Overnight in Chefchaouen.

Day 4: Chefchaouen – Volubilis – Meknes – Fes

After breakfast, leave Chefchaouen and continue your journey toward Volubilis, one of Morocco’s most important archaeological treasures. Founded in the 3rd century BC and later developed as a major Roman city, Volubilis became a prosperous administrative center of the Roman province of Mauretania Tingitana. Explore the impressive ruins, including ancient columns, triumphal arches, public buildings, and beautifully preserved mosaics that reveal the importance and sophistication of this ancient city.

Continue to Meknes, one of Morocco’s four imperial cities and the former capital of the Alaouite Sultan Moulay Ismail in the 17th century. Discover the monumental Bab El Mansour gate, one of the most remarkable entrances in Morocco, along with the historic medina, royal granaries, and ancient city walls built during the reign of Sultan Moulay Ismail. The city reflects a fascinating blend of military architecture, royal heritage, and traditional Moroccan culture.

Continue afterward to Fes, Morocco’s spiritual and cultural capital. Founded in the 9th century, Fes became a major center of learning, trade, and craftsmanship. Its ancient medina, with its narrow streets, traditional souks, and historic monuments, preserves centuries of Moroccan history.

Upon arrival in Fes, settle into your traditional riad and enjoy the evening atmosphere of this legendary imperial city, preparing for a deeper exploration of its cultural heritage.

Overnight in Fes.

Day 5: Fes Guided City Tour

Today you will discover Fes, Morocco’s oldest imperial city and one of the country’s most important centers of culture, religion, and craftsmanship, accompanied by a local guide. Founded in the 9th century by Idris I and Idris II, Fes quickly became a major destination for scholars, merchants, and artisans from across the Islamic world and Andalusia.

Explore the ancient medina of Fes, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the largest preserved medieval urban areas in the world. Wander through its narrow streets filled with traditional markets, artisan workshops, and historic buildings that have preserved centuries-old traditions. Discover the famous Al Attarine Madrasa, an architectural masterpiece decorated with intricate details, and explore the Nejjarine area, known for its historic fountain and traditional woodworking heritage.

Continue your visit through the colorful souks, where craftsmen still practice ancient skills in leather, metalwork, textiles, and ceramics. Visit the famous leather tanneries, where traditional methods have been used for generations. Discover the impressive Royal Palace gates and enjoy panoramic views overlooking the ancient city and its surrounding hills.

Throughout the day, your guide will share fascinating stories about Fes’ history, architecture, and traditions, helping you understand the importance of this remarkable city. After a full day of discovery, return to your traditional riad and enjoy the unique atmosphere of Morocco’s cultural capital.

Overnight in Fes.

Day 6: Fes – Ifrane – Azrou – Midelt – Merzouga Desert

Leave Fes in the morning and begin your journey toward the Sahara Desert. Travel through the Middle Atlas Mountains, stopping in Ifrane, known for its beautiful landscapes and mountain atmosphere.

Continue through the cedar forests near Azrou, where you may see Barbary macaques. Drive through traditional Berber villages and mountain scenery before reaching Midelt.

Continue through the spectacular Ziz Valley, famous for its palm groves and dramatic landscapes. Pass through Erfoud before arriving in Merzouga, near the golden Erg Chebbi dunes.

In the afternoon, enjoy a camel ride across the Sahara sands during sunset. Arrive at your desert camp for dinner, music, and a magical night under the stars.

Overnight in Sahara Desert camp.

Day 7: Merzouga Desert Exploration

Wake up early to admire the breathtaking sunrise over the golden dunes of the Sahara, an unforgettable moment that reflects the beauty and silence of the desert. After breakfast, continue exploring the surroundings of Merzouga and discover the rich cultural heritage of the communities that have lived in this region for centuries.

Visit the nearby villages around Erg Chebbi and learn about the traditional lifestyle of the desert inhabitants, including the customs, crafts, and daily traditions that have been passed down through generations. The people of the Sahara have a deep connection with the desert environment, adapting their way of life to the rhythms of the dunes and ancient caravan routes.

Continue to Khamlia village, a unique cultural destination famous for its Gnawa music, a traditional musical style with African roots. Meet local musicians and experience the powerful rhythms, songs, and instruments that tell stories of history, spirituality, and cultural exchange. Khamlia reflects the diversity of Moroccan heritage, where African, Berber, and Arab influences come together.

Enjoy panoramic views of the impressive Erg Chebbi dunes and take time to appreciate the peaceful atmosphere of the Sahara. This experience offers more than beautiful landscapes; it provides a deeper connection with the traditions, hospitality, and cultural identity of Morocco’s desert communities.

Overnight in Merzouga.

Day 8: Merzouga – Rissani – Todra Gorge – Dades Valley

After breakfast, leave Merzouga and continue your journey through the fascinating landscapes of southern Morocco. Your first stop is Rissani, an ancient town located near the edge of the Sahara and an important historical center of trade. Once known as Sijilmassa, a powerful medieval city founded in the 8th century, the region played a major role in the trans-Saharan caravan routes connecting Morocco with sub-Saharan Africa. Explore the traditional market, where local communities still gather to trade spices, crafts, dates, and regional products, preserving centuries-old traditions.

Continue toward Todra Gorge, one of Morocco’s most impressive natural wonders located in the eastern High Atlas Mountains. Over thousands of years, the Todra River carved its way through the limestone mountains, creating spectacular canyon walls that rise dramatically above visitors. Walk through the narrow gorge and admire the combination of natural beauty, local villages, and mountain landscapes that have shaped life in this region for generations.

Continue to Dades Valley, known as the “Valley of Roses” and famous for its dramatic landscapes, traditional kasbahs, and unique rock formations. The valley has been home to Berber communities for centuries, who built villages and cultivated fertile lands along the river. Enjoy scenic stops to admire the winding roads, colorful mountains, and ancient kasbahs before arriving at your accommodation surrounded by the peaceful beauty of the valley.

Overnight in Dades Valley.

Day 9: Dades Valley – Ouarzazate – Ait Ben Haddou – Marrakech

After breakfast, continue your journey through the legendary Road of a Thousand Kasbahs, a historic route that crosses the valleys of southern Morocco and reveals centuries of architectural heritage. Along the way, travel through the beautiful Valley of Roses, famous for its fragrant rose fields, traditional villages, and ancient kasbahs built from earth and stone. For generations, local communities have preserved their traditional way of life, cultivating roses and producing famous regional products.

Continue to Ouarzazate, a city known as the “Hollywood of Morocco” because of its impressive film studios and landscapes that have attracted filmmakers from around the world. Located at the crossroads between the High Atlas Mountains and the Sahara Desert, Ouarzazate has historically been an important stop on ancient caravan routes connecting different regions of Morocco.

Visit Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Morocco’s most iconic historical landmarks. This ancient fortified village, built with traditional earthen architecture, was once an important trading post along the caravan routes between the Sahara and Marrakech. Walk through its narrow alleys, admire the traditional houses, and climb to the top for panoramic views over the surrounding landscape.

Continue through the spectacular High Atlas Mountains via the Tizi n’Tichka Pass, the highest major mountain pass in Morocco. Enjoy breathtaking views of valleys, mountain villages, and dramatic landscapes before arriving in Marrakech, the famous Red City, where you can experience its vibrant atmosphere and rich cultural heritage.

Overnight in Marrakech.

Day 10: Marrakech Guided Tour

Explore Marrakech with a local guide and discover the history, traditions, and vibrant atmosphere of one of Morocco’s most famous imperial cities. Founded in the 11th century by the Almoravid dynasty, Marrakech became an important political, cultural, and commercial center connecting the Sahara Desert with northern Morocco and the wider world.

Begin your visit in the ancient medina, a UNESCO World Heritage Site filled with narrow streets, traditional houses, artisan workshops, and colorful souks. Walk through the lively markets where craftsmen continue creating handmade products, including textiles, leather goods, pottery, and traditional Moroccan crafts using techniques passed down through generations.

Discover the magnificent Bahia Palace, a masterpiece of Moroccan architecture built in the 19th century, known for its beautiful courtyards, gardens, and detailed decorations. Continue to the Saadian Tombs, a historic royal burial site from the Saadian dynasty, and admire their elegant architecture and artistic details. Explore the Koutoubia area, Marrakech’s most recognizable landmark and an important symbol of the city’s history.

Visit Jemaa el-Fna square, the heart of Marrakech’s social life for centuries, where storytellers, musicians, traders, and local communities have gathered for generations. Learn about the traditions, architecture, and cultural heritage that make Marrakech unique.

Enjoy free time to explore the markets, relax in traditional cafés, or experience the unforgettable energy of the Red City, where history and modern Moroccan life come together.

Overnight in Marrakech.

Day 11: Marrakech – Essaouira

After breakfast, travel to Essaouira, a charming coastal city on the Atlantic Ocean known for its rich history, artistic atmosphere, and peaceful seaside charm. Formerly known as Mogador, Essaouira has been an important port city for centuries, serving as a meeting point between Moroccan, African, European, and Mediterranean cultures.

Explore the historic medina of Essaouira, a UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for its whitewashed buildings, blue doors, narrow streets, and traditional architecture. Wander through the old city walls, known as the Skala de la Kasbah, built in the 18th century to protect the city from maritime attacks while offering impressive views over the Atlantic Ocean.

Visit the traditional harbor, where fishermen continue their daily activities using techniques passed down through generations. The port reflects Essaouira’s long history as a major trading center connecting Morocco with international markets. Discover colorful markets, artisan workshops, and local crafts, especially the famous handmade woodwork created from thuya wood.

Enjoy a relaxing walk along the beach, admire the ocean views, and experience the laid-back atmosphere that has attracted artists, musicians, and travelers from around the world. Taste fresh seafood and discover the unique blend of traditions that makes Essaouira one of Morocco’s most authentic coastal destinations.

This peaceful seaside city offers a beautiful contrast to the Sahara Desert, mountain landscapes, and imperial cities experienced during your Moroccan journey.

Overnight in Essaouira.

Day 12: Essaouira – Casablanca

After breakfast, leave Essaouira and travel back toward Casablanca. Enjoy the scenic countryside and Atlantic coastal landscapes along the way.

Upon arrival in Casablanca, you can relax or explore more of the city depending on your schedule. Enjoy your final evenings in Morocco before departure.

Overnight in Casablanca.

Day 13: Casablanca Free Day

Enjoy a relaxing day in Casablanca. Explore the city at your own pace, visit local markets, walk along the Atlantic coast, or discover more of Morocco’s modern lifestyle.

This free day gives you time to rest after your journey through Morocco’s imperial cities, desert landscapes, and coastal destinations.

Overnight in Casablanca.

Day 14: Casablanca Departure

After breakfast, our driver will transfer you to Casablanca airport, train station, or your accommodation according to your departure plans.

Your 14 days Morocco tour ends after an unforgettable journey through Tangier, Chefchaouen, Fes, the Sahara Desert, Marrakech, Essaouira, and Casablanca.

End of the tour.

Included

• Private transportation throughout the tour
• Professional driver/guide
• Airport pickup and drop-off in Casablanca
• Accommodation in hotels and traditional riads
• One night in Sahara Desert camp
• Camel ride in Merzouga
• Breakfasts and dinners during the tour
• Local guides in Fes and Marrakech
• All visits mentioned in the itinerary
• Fuel and transportation costs

Excluded

• International flights
• Lunches and drinks
• Entrance fees to monuments
• Personal expenses
• Tips for drivers and guides