15 days from Casablanca to Marrakech

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15 days from Casablanca

Tour Details

This 15 days from Casablanca to Marrakech assures you won’t miss any of the important places, including the Imperial Cities of Marrakech, Fes, Rabat, and Meknes. It combines the best of culture and beach enjoyment. Ancient ruins can be found in the Saharan sands. Additionally, a few days of leisure and relaxation at Essaouira on the Atlantic Coast.

3 Days tour from Fes to Marrakech
15 Days tour

Price Includes

  • Pick up from the hotel
  • Transport in an A/C vehicle for a private tour
  • Experienced English/Spanish-speaking driver/guide.
  • All accommodation in hotels/riads
  • Breakfasts/dinners as per itinerary
  • Camel ride in the Sahara desert
  • Accommodation in desert camp
  • Drop off at your hotel

Price Excludes

Casablanca to Marrakech 15 Days
  • Drinks
  • Lunches
  • Tips
  • Anything extra

find out: Before you go

Morocco shining Tours
  • The number of participants from your organization will determine how much each individual will pay for the tour.
  • If there are five or more people going on the tour, we’ll utilize a van.
  • Four adult passengers may fit comfortably in the 4×4 automobiles.
  • The admission fees and any required local guides must be paid directly to the vendors.
  • There may be a change in the departure time for your desert tour.
  • We advise between 7:30 and 8:00.
  • Should you like to try sandboarding on the dune system of Erg Chebbi.
  • One of the sandboards that is accessible at the resort may be brought to the camp.
  • If it’s available, just ask for it and we’ll provide it to you.

Itinerary

15 days from Casablanca to Marrakech

Day 1:Casablanca Med V airport – Transfer to (Hotel)

Our teamwork will drive you to the hotel after a warm welcome at the airport.

Day 2:Casablanca – Rabat – Fes

Our destination will be the current capital of Morocco after leaving Casablanca. In Rabat, you will visit Ouadaya Kasbah. Amorabits built it in the 12th century, and served as a military base, to defend their lands from Spain.

Next, we will have a visit to the Mausoleum Mohamed V. It is composed of the Moroccan king, Mohammed V,  tombs, and his two sons ( The previous king Hassan II and Prince Abdallah). Before we leave Rabat toward Fez, we will visit Hassan Tower. It is a 12th-century still-standing monument. The intention was to build the largest mosque in the world but, it was left as an incomplete mosque when the founder of Hassan tower, Yaakoub Al Mansour, died in 1199. In Fez, you will spend the overnight at the hotel/riad.

Day 3:Fes (Sightseeing Tour with your tour guide, Fes Medina)

In the early morning,  it is a great experience to enjoy the breathtaking sunrise over the dunes. On the third day of the trip continued to go back to have breakfast and take a shower at the hotel in Merzouga. Ouarzazate will be the destination traveling through the Berber villages, Atlas Mountains, Tineghir, Todra Gorges, and Boulmane Dades. The overnight will be spent in Ouarzazate.

Day 4:Fes – Moulay Driss- Volubilis – Meknes

On the fourth day of the tour, we make our way toward Meknes leaving Fez. On our journey, we will visit Volubilis. It is the most prominent of the Roman Empire In Morocco. It has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997. The trip continues to our destination. Meknes was the capital of Morocco under the rule of Moulay Ismail in the 17th century.

At Bab Mansour (the biggest door in Africa), we will stop the observe this giant building and take some pictures. It is the entrance to Meknes Medina. The iconic Bab Mansour was built by King Al Mansour Adahbi in 1732. Its marble columns and geometric ornamentation give it a unique decoration.

Day 5:Meknes – Midelt – Ziz valley – Erfoud – Merzouga

After leaving Meknes, a long journey on the road will be waiting for us. On our way, you will enjoy the brilliant Berber villages and the wonderful range of Atlas Mountains landscapes. Ifrane is a city we will travel through.

It is known for its special clean and green environment ( nicknamed Switzerland of Morocco). In winter it is the direction of many Moroccan people to enjoy the snow. It is where the international university Al Akhaouine was by the previous king, Hassan II, in 1997. We will stop at Midelt to have lunch at a local restaurant. Continuing the journey, you will travel along the High Atlas Mountains crossing the fascinating of views of Jbel Ayachi which is 3747m in elevation.

The tour proceeds to the Pre-Saharan area traveling through Errachidia and Erfoud (where the amazing work-shops industry of fossils are located). You spend the night at the hotel after you arrive at Merzouga.

Day 6:Merzouga – Erg Chebbi (Desert Exploration – Camel Trekking for sunset)

Today’s program will be driving over the dunes of the Sahara desert of Erg Chebbi (the largest desert in Morocco). Exploring Erg Chebbi we will share a mint tea with a nomadic family in their tent and observe an interesting lifestyle. Next, we will visit Khamilia village where you’ll have lunch. After a short break, you will ride camelback heading to camp in the middle of the Sahara desert where you will enjoy the mysterious sunset over the dunes. In a tent, you will spend the night gazing at the endless fascinating stars in the sky.

Day 7:Merzouga – Rissani – Todra gorges

After waking up early and enjoying the fabulous sunrise over the dunes, we will go to explore Rissani, where the largest Souks (traditional markets) in Morocco, and the Mausoleum of the Alaouite Dynasty’s founder. Rissani was a town where trading caravans came from different African countries to trade. The next place to visit is Todra Gorges (a series of limestone river canyons). Visitors enjoy hiking in Todgha where there are peaks over 4000m high like Jbel Mgoun ( 4068 m ). They’re the highest and narrowest gorges in Morocco. The overnight will be spent at a hotel.

Day 8:Todra Gorges – Dades Valley – Ouarzazate

On the day number of the trip, you will leave Todra Gorges toward Dades Valley. On your way, you will travel through the Road of Thousand Kasbahs. The Dades Gorges (a series of rugged wadi gorges carved out by the Dades River) is the next place we will visit. On your journey to Ouarzazate, you will travel along Klaat M’Gouna. It is also called the Valley of Roses. Here, from the beautiful roses, they produce rose water, perfume, soaps, and different cosmetics products. The Festival Harvest of Roses is held every year in May in this area.

Finally, we arrive at Ouarzazate where you’ll be able to visit many prominent kasbahs such as Touarirt Kasbah which was built in the 17th century.

Ouarzazate is considered the Hollywood of Africa it has served as a location to make many movies such as Lawrence of Arabia, Gladiator, and The Kingdom of Heaven. Here, you visit the International Cinema Studios.

At the hotel, you will spend the overnight.

Day 9:Ouarzazate – Ait Ben Haddou – Taroudant

The destination will be the Kasbah of  Ait Ben Haddou, which was built in the 11th century by El Glaoui Thami, after leaving the hotel. This magical sandcastle lies over the Ounila River. The vast majority of the town’s occupants currently live in the village on the opposite side of the river. Around five families are as yet living inside this Kasbah. After exploring this area, we will head to Touradant where we will spend the overnight at a hotel.

Day 10:Taroudant – Agadir – Essaouira

After leaving Taroudant, we will drive toward Agadir. A very modern city. It is regarded as the capital of Berb City. It lies along the shore of the Atlantic Ocean. It has the most significant fishing and business port in Morocco, it is the main sardine port on the planet that exports cobalt, manganese, zinc, and citrus. Additionally, it is an ocean-side hotel with long sandy shorelines. Next, we will drive nearly 200km along the ocean heading to Essaouira. This city has known many civilizations such as the Portuguese who named it Mogado which means “The Wall”.

Day 11:Essaouira (Explore Essaouira at your own pace)

Today is a free day to visit places of your choice. You may love to try, for example, surfing and windsurfing. Essaouira is a top choice for surfers because of continuous wind over the year. You may also want to experience riding camels along the beautiful beaches or quad biking. You will also be able to have seafood for lunch at a local restaurant beside the ocean.

Shopping may be a choice of yours. Essaouira is famous for organizing the Gnawa Music Festival in June of every year. It is an opportunity for Gnawa musicians coming from different countries to sing and dialogue. Jazz and Reggae have also included music in the festival.

Spending the day chilling at the hotel may be an option of yours, too.

Day 12:Essaouira – Marrakech

Today’s plan will be to travel to Marrakech after driving for 1 hour and 1/2. On your way, you will enjoy the giant Argan trees on the sides of the road. Argan’s oil is produced and exported to international companies that use it to make cosmetic products. Additionally, it is used for cooking couscous and preparing salads.  women’s cooperatives are the first who extract this oil going through an interesting process.

At the hotel in Marrakech, you will spend the overnight.

Day 13:Marrakech

In Marrakech, you will be accompanied by a local guide to explore the city which is also called The Red City. It is one of the prominent imperial cities in Morocco.  Like the ancient urban communities, Marrakech contains both an old strengthened city, the Medina, and an advanced city called Gueliz, built during the French occupation.

In Marrakech, you will enjoy the large Souks and the famous square of Jamaa El Fnaa. In this large dynamic square, you will observe storytellers, water-sellers, snake charmers, and Gnawa musicians. The square never sleeps. In fact, the square transforms into an immense outdoor eatery during the night.

You will visit interesting places and Monuments in Marrakech such as Koutoubia Mosque which was built in the 12th century. Through the narrow allies, you will stroll discovering the city, and walk by “Seven Saints”. It’s been said that these seven holy people were the seven men who shone in their epoch as lights of direction due to the favors that Allah (God) gave them. The Sultan has ordered to holding of a seasonal Festival of The Seven Men/Saints.

Back to the hotel where you will stay the night.

Day 14:Marrakesh – Explore Marrakesh

After having breakfast, you will continue to explore Marrakech more on the 14th day of the tour. You may go shopping on your own and get familiar with Marrakech’s allies. At the hotel, you will enjoy your last night with special and traditional Moroccan facilities.

Day 15:Marrakesh – Casablanca Med V Airport

At Mohamed’s V International Airport, the tour comes to an end after we drive from Marrakech to Casablanca.

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15 days from Casablanca to Marrakech

Note:

This is a potential itinerary. Tell us if it isn’t suitable for you. An itinerary tailored to your interests and the length of the trip will be created. For more information on our personalized tours to Morocco, follow this link: travels to Morocco.

As more people join up for the vacation, the price drops. The cost of transportation will vary depending on how many people use it if the pricing stays the same. The quality of the lodging affects the price. Contact us for a quotation, please.

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  • Morocco is a different country when Hassan is the tour guide. Always on time, thoughtful for our needs and requests, driving like a professional, excellent English and part of the team! We thoroughly enjoyed Morocco, and Hassan was a major reason for it. Highly recommended. Thank you for the memories.

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  • Morocco is a beautiful country but it is difficult to explore on your own. It was a place we wanted to visit ages ago . We finally decided to go when a friend shared her experiences with us and recommended Hassan. I am glad we trusted her judgment because Hassan made all the difference. He organised for us

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  • We went on a nine day trip to Morocco with our organizer and driver Hassan! The trip to Morocco was excellent and well planned . The accommodation was good and the experience amazing! The drive around Morocco started from Fez and ended in Marrakesh ! The drive around Morocco was comfortable and interesting !Thanks Hassan for everything!

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