After breakfast at the hotel, your 8 Day Tour in Morocco from Casablanca begins. Before heading to Chefchaouen, we stop for a quick visit to the iconic Hassan II Mosque — the second largest mosque in Africa — located on a dramatic headland overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.

We then continue to Rabat, the capital of Morocco and one of the country’s four imperial cities. Here, you’ll explore the Hassan Tower, the mausoleum of Mohammed V, and the Kasbah of the Udayas — a historic fortress complemented by a small Andalusian-style village. From the kasbah, enjoy panoramic views of the Bou Regreg River, the longest in Morocco.

In the afternoon, we drive north through scenic landscapes toward Chefchaouen, the charming blue-painted town tucked into the Rif Mountains. Upon arrival, we take you to your riad, where you can relax or take a peaceful evening stroll through the medina. The atmosphere is serene, and local art galleries and colorful alleyways offer a perfect introduction to Morocco’s northern charm. Overnight in a cozy riad.

We will pick you up at your riad in the morning after breakfast and begin our journey toward Fes. On the way, we stop at Volubilis, one of Morocco’s most important Roman archaeological sites. This ancient 3rd-century settlement features remarkably preserved arches, intricate mosaics, and the remains of Roman buildings that offer a glimpse into the past.

Next, we continue to Meknes, another of Morocco’s imperial cities and a former royal capital. Here, you’ll take a short walk around the old city walls, explore peaceful gardens, and admire remnants of Sultan Moulay Ismail’s grand constructions — some of which survived the 1755 Lisbon earthquake and were later restored.

After lunch at a local restaurant, we head to Fes. Upon arrival, we transfer you to your accommodation — a traditional riad in the heart of the medina. Enjoy your evening at leisure, soaking in the atmosphere of one of Morocco’s most historic cities.

Much like in Marrakech, today begins with a guided city tour of Fes, one of Morocco’s most historically rich and culturally vibrant cities. After breakfast, your local guide will meet you at your riad and take you on a fascinating walk through the city’s most iconic sites.

The tour starts with the Royal Palace, known for its massive golden gate and surrounding historic architecture. From there, you’ll explore the ancient medina, a UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for its labyrinthine alleys, bustling souks, and artisan workshops.

Highlights of the day include visits to the colorful tanneries, the beautiful Medersa Al Attarine, the intricate Nejjarine Fountain, and Al-Qarawīyīn University, considered the oldest existing university in the world.

After a traditional Moroccan lunch at a local restaurant, you’ll return to your riad for the evening. Enjoy some time to relax or take another stroll through the medina at your own pace.

Today we leave early for a scenic drive to Merzouga, with a full day of exploration ahead. As we head south, the landscape begins to shift dramatically. We pass through areas so lush they resemble European countryside, with alpine-style houses and grazing cattle—quite a contrast to the desert scenes that await.

One of the highlights is a drive through Ifrane National Park, home to one of the largest cedar forests in Morocco. If we’re lucky, we’ll spot Barbary macaques, often seen roaming freely in this protected area. While feeding them is allowed, it’s important to do so with care.

We cross the Middle Atlas Mountains, stopping along the way at several breathtaking viewpoints. After descending through the mountain pass, we reach Erfoud, where we’ll visit a local fossil workshop. Here, you’ll see how ancient marine fossils are transformed into beautiful jewelry and everyday items.

By late afternoon, we arrive in Merzouga at the edge of the Sahara Desert. Behind your hotel or camp, the first golden dunes begin to rise. Before sunset, you’ll enjoy a camel ride across the dunes, a magical moment best captured with your camera. Dinner and overnight will be spent under the stars in a desert camp or at a hotel nearby.

Today, after an extensive Moroccan breakfast featuring olives, tajine-cooked eggs, warm fresh bread, and sweet local pastries, we continue the 8 Days Tour in Morocco with an off-road adventure in a 4×4 vehicle. We’ll drive across the golden dunes and explore the vast desert plains known for their fossil discoveries and the remains of old eyeliner coal mines.

Our journey includes a stop to meet Gnawa musicians, descendants of West African slaves who preserve their heritage through hypnotic drum rhythms and spiritual songs. This cultural visit offers a unique glimpse into Morocco’s diverse roots.

Later, we’ll join a nomadic family for traditional Berber tea under a hand-woven tent made of dark wool. You’ll also enjoy lunch in a regional restaurant where you can try Madfouna, the famed Berber pizza, baked over a fire as the locals have done for generations.

The afternoon is free for you to unwind or explore the nearby dunes. You can even borrow a sandboard from the hotel and glide down the slopes if you’re feeling adventurous. Dinner and overnight stay will be in a desert camp or hotel, depending on your preference.

We will come to pick you up after your leisurely breakfast and continue our journey toward Boumalne Dades. Today, we travel along the legendary Road of 1000 Kasbahs – a region that offers a vivid glimpse into Morocco’s rich trading history and strategic importance along ancient river oases. All along the route, you’ll see half-ruined castles and old settlements scattered across the landscape.

Our first major stop is the dramatic Todgha Gorge, located at 1,550 meters above sea level in the Berber town of Tinghir. Towering rock walls, crystal-clear water streams, and narrow passageways make this one of Morocco’s most striking natural wonders.

Later, we make a short visit to the Dades Gorge, known for its winding roads and steep limestone cliffs. After soaking in the views and taking some photos, we’ll drive you to your accommodation in Boumalne Dades, where you’ll spend the night surrounded by serene mountain scenery.

Today we drive back to Marrakech, but there’s still plenty to discover along the way. Our journey begins through the scenic Valley of the Roses, a region famous for its fragrant blossoms and handcrafted rose-based products. From rose perfume to essential oils, this area offers a delightful stop for lovers of natural cosmetics and herbal goods.

Next, we visit Ouarzazate, often called the Moroccan Hollywood. The highlight here is the incredible Ksar Aït Benhaddou, an ancient clay fortress that’s been used as a backdrop in many famous films, including Game of Thrones. As you explore its narrow alleys and climb its earthy stairways, you’ll feel transported to another era.

We then ascend the Tizi-n-Tichka Pass, sitting at 2,260 meters above sea level in the High Atlas Mountains. At the top, we’ll take a break to enjoy panoramic views before descending toward the plains of Marrakech. Depending on your schedule, we’ll transfer you directly to your hotel or riad for the evening.

Depending on your flight time, we will transfer you to the airport. This marks the end of your unforgettable 8 Day Tour in Morocco from Casablanca. We hope you leave with lasting memories, beautiful photos, and a deeper appreciation for the diverse landscapes and rich culture of Morocco.