Your guide will meet you at the airport or any place you choose to explain the itinerary of your 15 day tour from Casablanca

Depending on your arrival time, you might have the opportunity to explore some iconic landmarks nearby, such as the Hassan II Mosque. overnight in Casablanca.

The 15-day tour from Casablanca begins with an early departure to Rabat, Morocco’s capital, where travelers can explore historical sites like the Udayas Kasbah and the Royal Mausoleum of Mohammed V.

The journey then continues to Chefchaouen, a town known for its blue-washed alleys and serene ambiance in the Rif Mountains. Upon arrival, visitors can explore the town’s labyrinthine streets, interact with local artisans, and enjoy the unique cultural experience before relaxing for the evening.

On Day 3 of the 15-day tour from Casablanca, travelers begin their journey in Chefchaouen by walking through the city’s charming blue-washed streets. They visit the historic Kasbah, which offers stunning views of the Rif Mountains and unique roofs. Locals sell unique homemade goods and textiles in markets and handicraft shops. After a traditional lunch, the afternoon is free for relaxed exploration, such as hiking to nearby hills or spending time at the Ras El Maa waterfall. Chefchaouen is a highlight of the trip due to its peacefulness and authentic Moroccan culture.

After a delicious breakfast at the riad, we’ll travel to Volubilis via the Rif Mountains and see the region’s culture on this section of your 15-day vacation from Casablanca.

The Roman remains of Volubilis will disclose their fascinating history when we arrive. We’ll next visit Moulay Idriss, where the Khyber and Tazga hills dominate the skyline and showcase towns built on their high slopes. Architectural wonders cascade down these slopes will captivate. The 17th-century historic city of Meknes awaits us after lunch. Time to tour and visit Moulay Ismail’s shrine amid the medina’s impressive walls.

Finally, our trip takes us to Fes City, where a sumptuous riad awaits your night’s accommodation, ending this day’s rich and varied tour of Morocco’s ancient riches.

After breakfast at your Riad, explore Fes, Morocco’s spiritual center and oldest city witj a very experienced city guide.

Start at the Royal Palace gate, a peaceful border between old and modern Fes, then visit the Jewish headquarters and Morocco’s first Mellah. The Al Qaraouine University, tanneries, and Attarine Museum are among the many cultural and historical sites to explore.

After lunch, explore Fes el Bali, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its charming lanes and ancient sites like Medersa BouInania and Babb Boujloud, the medina’s main entrance. Countless vendors sell colorful Moroccan slippers, leatherwork, metalwork, glass lamps, and tiles in this shopping center. Visit the contemporary city for a drink in the afternoon before retiring to a hotel or riad to see Fes’ cultural and historical sights.

Following breakfast, our day begins with a departure from Fes through the High Atlas Mountains, an enchanting natural expanse in Morocco that serves as both a historical and physical divide between the north and pre-Sahara regions.

Our route commences with a visit to Ifran, a meticulously organized city that evokes a Swiss ambiance within the Middle Atlas. As we traverse alongside the Cedar Forest’s edge, we ascend steep hills through diverse woods, reaching the renowned cedar forests where endangered Barbary apes reside. Progressing through Tizi Ntalghamtto, we traverse Ziz Gorges, granting passage to the Tafilalt oases. En route, we pass Errachidia, where a lunch break awaits, providing an opportunity to savor Berber hospitality.

Continuing through Erfoud and Risani, the journey unfolds amidst panoramic vistas of the Ziz Valley before arriving at Merzouga. Upon arrival, a refreshing glass of mint welcomes you to our riad.

As the day culminates, prepare to witness one of the world’s most breathtaking sunsets. An evening of dinner and an overnight stay in your riad conclude this exhilarating day.

We will get an early start so that we can see the breathtaking dawn, and then we will return to the riad for a delicious breakfast.

Experience the rich culture of our home country as we take you on a tour of the dunes of Merzouga, via a beautiful oasis, and into the nomadic Khamlia settlement, where you can see how Africans live their colorful lives. Dive into the music and culture of the Gnawa people to learn about their customs. We continue on to Rissani, which was once a thriving center for salt caravans from Mali, via the nearby Merzouga Lake, a sanctuary for a wide variety of birds.

As you peruse the fabric, spice, and vegetable souks, stop for lunch at a local pizzeria and enjoy your meal. Take advantage of your downtime upon your return to Merzouga to unwind, cool down in the water, and rediscover the desert’s charm. They embrace the otherworldly splendor of the Sahara while mounted on camels, escorted by knowledgeable guides, as they go into the sand sea of Erg Chebbi. Stay in a nomadic tent and watch as the sun sets over the dunes, creating an indescribable scene. In the evening, have supper in the middle of the camp, and then either sleep under the stars or under the canvas. Listen to the classic melodies of Berber nomad musicians as they play rhythms around the campfire, if you so choose.

As a final touch to this once-in-a-lifetime desert adventure, our camp offers western comforts like restrooms and showers.

After having breakfast at the Raid, begin a trip to Dads Valley by taking the enchanting Road of a Thousand Kasbahs. Along the way, you will pass through Rissani, Erfoud, which is a rich source of fossils and of great interest to archaeologists, and Tinghir, where you can see the peaceful rural lifestyle and admire the charming dwellings that decorate the expansive oasis.

Upon reaching Todra Canyons, one will be amazed by the grandeur of Morocco’s tallest and most slender canyons, a really breathtaking natural phenomenon. Explore the Dads Valley, where you will come across magnificent sand castles, unique rock formations known as “monkey toes,” and charming Berber towns.

After you have established yourself in your raid, come and experience a stunning sunset along the captivating Tssidrine road, concluding with an overnight stay at our hotel or raid.

After breakfast and starting with Dads Valley, you’ll be mesmerized by its stunning beauty of the valley in th moorning .

Continuing the adventure, you’ll venture into Todgha Valley, which is famous for its towering canyon walls. Todgha Valley is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, offering opportunities for hiking, rock climbing, and photography.

The journey culminates in Ouarzazate, a vibrant city known as the “Hollywood of Morocco.” This city has served as a backdrop for numerous films and television series due to its unique desert landscapes and well-preserved historic sites. Ouarzazate is home to the famous Atlas Studios, one of the largest film studios in the world, where you can explore sets and props from renowned productions. Additionally, you can visit the UNESCO World Heritage site of Ait Ben Haddou, an ancient fortified village that has appeared in several movies, including “Gladiator” and “Game of Thrones.”

The day begins with an early morning departure from Ouarzazate, a city known for its film studios and stunning desert landscapes. The travelers embark on a scenic drive through the rugged Atlas Mountains, enjoying breathtaking views of the surrounding valleys and peaks.

After a couple of hours on the road, the group arrives at Ait Benhaddou, a UNESCO World Heritage site famous for its ancient fortified village. They explore the narrow streets and traditional mud-brick buildings, admiring the architectural beauty and historical significance of the site. Ait Benhaddou has been featured in numerous films and TV shows, making it a popular attraction for movie enthusiasts.

Following the visit to Ait Benhaddou, the journey continues towards Marrakech, one of Morocco’s most vibrant and culturally rich cities. Upon arrival, the travelers immerse themselves in the bustling atmosphere of the medina

On Day 9 of our trip to Marrakech, we embarked on an exciting sightseeing adventure to explore the vibrant city. Our day started with a visit to the iconic Koutoubia Mosque, marveling at its stunning architecture and towering minaret.

We then wander through the bustling streets of the Medina, immersing ourselves in the vibrant atmosphere filled with vibrant colors, exotic aromas, and bustling market stalls. We explore the enchanting Bahia Palace, admiring its intricate tilework and tranquil gardens. Later, we ventured into the lively Jardin Majorelle, where the vibrant blue buildings and lush botanical gardens provided a serene escape from the city’s hustle and bustle.

In the afternoon, we will indulge in traditional Moroccan cuisine at a local restaurant and savored the flavors of tagines, couscous, and mint tea. We ended our day by getting lost in the labyrinthine alleys of the Medina, stumbling upon hidden gems and soaking in the enchanting ambiance of Marrakech at sunset.

Today we will do a A day trip from Marrakech that takes you deep into the Atlas Mountains and gives you a chance to see the beautiful Ourika Valley. Drive along curvy mountain roads and enjoy the stunning views of tall hills with Berber towns on them.

Enjoy the beauty of the valley by visiting lively local markets and staying in Berber villages that are happy to see you. Walk along sparkling streams and enjoy the view of tumbling waterfalls.

Take a break to enjoy a traditional Moroccan tea in the peaceful atmosphere. This trip offers a mix of beautiful nature, interesting cultural experiences, and the peace and quiet of the Atlas Mountains.

Our Morocco tour starts today in Essaouira and takes us to Casablanca, which is the country’s busy economic center. As we drive along the coastal road, taking in the beautiful views, we pass through Safi, which is known for its busy fishing industry, and Oualidia, a charming place known for its delicious seafood.

We continue traveling to Casablanca by passing through El Jadida, formerly known as Mazagan, which has a historic medina that the Portuguese constructed in 1513. When you get to Casablanca, you should see the Hassan II Mosque, which is very grand and sits high above a rocky bay with a view of the ocean. After that, you should go to the famous Place Mohamed V.

At the end of this educational day, you’ll be driven back to your riad or hotel, where you can relax and think about the day’s interesting trip.

Following a pleasant breakfast in Essaouira, we will begin on our exploration of Safi, renowned for its ceramics and captivating medina, before continuing with our drive to El Jadida. At that location, we will explore the ancient Portuguese cistern and see the distinct fusion of European and Moroccan architectural styles.

At the conclusion of the day, we will return to Casablanca and stay overnight, concluding a day of various cultural discoveries and historical wonders.

As your remarkable 15-day tour from Casablanca draws to a close, today marks the culmination of our journey together. Depending on your scheduled departure, we’ll ensure a smooth transfer to the airport for your homeward-bound flight or any preferred destination of your choosing.

We can also end the tour in Marrakech, Fez, or Tanger.