We depart Chefchaouen in the direction of the Volubilis (Walili) archaeological site, where we begin exploring the amazing Berber-Roman ruins decorated with exquisite mosaics and vibrant tiles that portray Roman mythology.
After that, the tour goes on to the imperial city of Meknes, which was constructed with 20 gates, over 50 palaces, and a 15-mile wall surrounding it. Sultan Moulay Ismail chose Meknes as his capital at the end of the 17th century. We explore some of the most notable sites in Meknes, including Bab Mansour Gate, Place Lhdim (Square of Ruins), and the well-known Haras de Meknes, which is home to the Moulay Ismail Mausoleum. We take a 40-minute drive to get to Fes after exploring the city of Meknes. Fes nighttime

Six hours of driving
Meals: Breakfast
Riad Accommodation
Optional activities: Meknes guided tour

You begin a day tour of Fez with a local guide, where you experience the old medina’s timeless atmosphere. Fes is an exquisitely preserved medieval city of souks and donkey-wide alleyways. The renowned palace gate, the mosaic factory, La Madrasa Attarine, the Najjarine Fountain, the mosques of El Qaraouine, Madrasa Bonania, and the tanneries are just a few of the city’s most well-known sights and crafts that you will see during your guided tour. If you would like, we can end the visit at any time and drop you off at your real Riad.

Two hours of driving
About three to four hours of walking
Meals: Breakfast
Riad is the lodging
Optional events include cooking classes, dinner shows, and Hammams.

At 8 a.m., our guide will come to pick you up in your Riad in Fes. We begin our journey through Ifrane, Azrou, cedar forests, and the Ziz valley gorge, across the Middle Atlas to the dunes of the Erg Chebbi. We pause in Midelt for lunch which has an interesting route with a beautiful landscape that offers great shuts with different sceneries for photographers.
We proceed to the edge of the Erg Chebbi dunes, where you will have the opportunity to ride a camel for two hours and witness the sun setting at a distance of 250 meters. After that, you will spend the night in an opulent desert camp, where dinner is prepared fresh and served beneath the stars. Joining the circle fire for some drum music after supper is always a good idea.

7-8 hours of driving
Breakfast and Dinner Meals
Riad is the lodging
Extracurricular activities: sandboarding, camel riding, and quad biking

We proceed to the edge of the Erg Chebbi dunes, where you will have the opportunity to ride a camel for two hours and witness the sun setting at a distance of 250 meters. After that, you will spend the night in an opulent desert camp, where dinner is prepared fresh and served beneath the stars. Joining the circle fire for some drum music after supper is always a good idea.

7-8 hours of driving
Breakfast and Dinner Meals
Riad is the lodging
Extracurricular activities: sandboarding, camel riding, and quad biking

If we get up early enough, we can witness the amazing sunrise, when the dunes’ hues and the way the shadows move create a breathtaking scene. Our lunch destination is the Todra Gorges and Tinghir, which we depart from after breakfast.
Between Tinjdad and the Todra Valley, the road travels. Walking opportunities abound here; you can stroll up the road on the other side of the gorges or along the river through the gardens. We keep going until we spend the night in the Dades Valley. A hotel stay

Five hours of driving
Meals: Dinner and Breakfast
Accommodation: Kasbah/Auberge
Optional activities include visiting a Berber museum, riding a camel, and exploring as a nomadic family.

We begin our journey through the stunning valley of Dades, surrounded by fig trees and mountains, and head towards the gorges. We can take an hour-long walk to explore the valley before continuing to Ouarzazate, the famous film city, where we make a few stops to see the Taourirt Kasbah and the film studios. Afterward, the tour takes us to the World Heritage site of Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou, which has served as the backdrop for numerous Hollywood blockbusters. It is one of Morocco’s most well-known Kasbahs. An evening in Ait Ben Haddou

Five hours of driving
Breakfast and Dinner
Lodging Kasbah or Hotel
Optional activities: painting workshop, one-hour stroll

If you enjoy watching sunsets, you can enjoy a morning walk to the top of Ait Ben Haddou to witness one. After breakfast is served in your hotel, we will begin our drive. We drive to Taliouine, the well-known Saffron region, where we will stop for lunch. From there, the road continues to Taroudante, passing lovely farms and an Argan forest. The route winds along the stunning dry mountains of the anti-Atlas.
We get to Taroudant towards the end of the afternoon. A night spent in a Riad

6-7 hours of driving
Meals: Breakfast
Lodging Hotel or Kasbah
Optional pursuits: strolling for an hour in the morning, discovering saffron in Taliouine

We travel in the morning to the well-known Tizi n Test, which at 2093 meters above sea level, offers some of the most breathtaking views of the High Atlas Mountains and winding roads. We keep traveling to Imlil town, which is near the edge of Toubkal Mountain. This is where most hikers begin their journey to reach North Africa’s highest peak, and it is also a fantastic chance to learn about Berber culture in these distinctive mountains. An evening in Imlil

6-7 hours of driving
Meals: Dinner and Breakfast
Lodging Guest house
Optional pursuits: trekking and riding mules
Day 10: Imlil – Marrakech
Before we leave for Marrakech, we have the chance to hike for a few hours in the morning in Imlil Valley to visit a lot of Berber villages. Evening in Marrakech
Two hours of driving
Meals: Breakfast
Riad Accommodation
Optional activities include paragliding in Lalla Takerkoust, mule riding, and up to four hours of hiking.

views of the High Atlas Mountains and winding roads. We keep traveling to Imlil town, which is near the edge of Toubkal Mountain. This is where most hikers begin their journey to reach North Africa’s highest peak, and it is also a fantastic chance to learn about Berber culture in these distinctive mountains. An evening in Imlil

6-7 hours of driving
Meals: Dinner and Breakfast
Lodging Guest house
Optional pursuits: trekking and riding mules
Day 10: Imlil – Marrakech
Before we leave for Marrakech, we have the chance to hike for a few hours in the morning in Imlil Valley to visit a lot of Berber villages. Evening in Marrakech
Two hours of driving
Meals: Breakfast
Riad Accommodation
Optional activities include paragliding in Lalla Takerkoust, mule riding, and up to four hours of hiking.

With the assistance of your local guide, you tour Marrakech’s historical sites starting after breakfast. Those include the Bahia Palace, Saadian Tombs, Koutoubia Minaret, and Menara Gardens. We will explore Agdal Gardens, the new Gueliz neighborhood, the markets, the historic Jemaa El Fna Square, and the walls of the old Medina. Discover the well-known square, which is the size of a football field, and see it as it was 500 years ago with storytellers, magicians, acrobats, and vendors selling magical concoctions. Dinner at the hotel

Two hours of driving
Walking: roughly three to four hours
Meals: Breakfast
Riad Accommodation
Extracurricular pursuits: shopping excursions, cooking classes, hammam experience

Your lengthy Morocco tour from Casablanca ends today when you are dropped off at the airport in Casablanca or Marrakech.
Traveling by car: It all depends on the airport (20 minutes to Marrakech airport, 3 hours to Casablanca airport)
● Meals: Breakfast