10 Days Morocco Tours from Casablanca

We pick you up from the airport or your Casablanca lodging to begin the 10 Days Morocco Tours from Casablanca schedule. The city is regarded as Morocco’s largest and most important economic hub. We are going to the biggest mosque in Morocco, the Hassan II Mosque. It is situated atop a peninsula with a view of the Atlantic Ocean on the city’s west coast. Lunch break is available. After that, we tour the city and pay a visit to Casablanca’s magnificent Cornish. Spend the night in a hotel.

We travel to Rabat by car along the coast after breakfast. The city is the present capital of Morocco and one of its imperial cities. You will see the Hassan Tower, Mohammed V’s Mausoleum, and the Kasbah of Oudaya lastly. Lunch break is available. Next, we go north through Ouazzane to the Rif Mountains’ Blue City of Chefchaouen. The city is well-known for its white-blue painted alleyways and buildings. Spend the night in a hotel.

Feel free to explore the stunning lanes of Chefchaouen, the blue city, after breakfast. After that, we take a car to Volubilis to see the historic Roman ruins. Given that UNESCO has designated it as a World Heritage Site, it has been kept in good condition. It contains old pillars and arches strewn throughout, as well as numerous exquisite mosaics. We drive 30 miles to explore the city of Meknes after taking a stroll among the ruins. The city is regarded as the seat of the Ismailis and as one of Morocco’s imperial cities. Bab Al-Mansour, the Sahrij Souani basin, the Royal stable, the granary, and the Moulay Ismail Mausoleum are among the places we visit. We then travel to Fes. Spend the night at a riad.

We will be touring the city’s highlights with a local guide after breakfast. Fes is not only the hub of Moroccan culture and religion, but it is also regarded as one of the imperial cities.First, we go to the Royal Palace gate to begin the day. Next is the beautifully preserved medieval Medina, which is recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. You will go to the entrance of the ancient Medina, known as Bab Boujloud or the Blue Gate. You will enter the Medina to see the Tanneries, the Najjarine Fountain, and the Medrasa Bouanania. And lastly, the oldest university in the world, the Quaraouin mosque and university. Following that, we depart from Medina to explore “the Mellah,” the Jewish neighborhood. We take a drive to an old fortification in the afternoon to get a broad perspective of Fes and the Medina. Lastly, head back to your riad.

We visit Ifrane by driving through Imouzzer to the south after eating a hot breakfast. The city is well-known for its snowfall, chilly temperatures, and homes with alpine architectural designs. It makes sense why it is referred to as Morocco’s Switzerland. The Barbary macaques’ home, Cedars Forest, is the next stop on the tour. While exploring the forest, feel free to give them food. We travel on to Midelt later, where we shall eat lunch on our own. After that, we travel along the Ziz valley and over the Tizi-n-Tilghmt pass to Merzouga. Along the route, there will be stops for expansive vistas.We arrive in Merzouga, the Sahara desert, in the afternoon. After that, you traverse the sandy desert on camels. To see the sunset, you will pause atop a tall dune. You finally make it to the camp in the desert. The camp combines the comforts of a hotel with the traditional nomadic tents. Where you can dance around the campfire while listening to the music of the Berber drums under a wide open sky full with stars. Supper and the night spent in the tent.

It is essential to get up early in order to see the breathtaking dawn in the middle of the desert. Breakfast is on your own at this time. After that, you ride the camp’s 4×4 or camels through the sand dunes to Merzouga, where the driver is waiting for you (ATVs are also an option, although they cost more). We reserve the sixth day of your 10 Days Morocco Tours from Casablanca plan in Morocco for exploring the Merzouga region. There are a ton of amazing places in the area, like sand dunes, a wild lake, mines, fossil locations, and magnificent oases. which are perfect locations for a wide range of outdoor pursuits.First, we travel off-road to an old eyeliner mine near Merzouga to begin our adventure. Next, we visit the nomads in their tent created by hand. Sip a Berber tea and discover their way of life. Our next stop is the village of Khamlia, where you may take in performances of Gnaoua music and dance. Mali, Sudan, and Niger are among the sub-Saharan nations from where its people come originally. Time to spare for a meal at a restaurant. Following that, we stroll through groves of palm trees, a contemporary oasis in the desert.Dinner and a hotel stay the night.

We visit Rissani town, the former capital of Tafilalet, after breakfast and depart from the desert. Still a significant trading hub in the area, Rissani features a sizable souk that comes alive on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays.We visit one of the fossilized marble workshops in Erfoud after taking a stroll around Rissani Souk. Then, in order to get to the Todra Gorges, we drive through the palm groves of Touroug and Tinjdad. A vast canyon has been created through the mountains by the Todra River.

We proceed to Kalaa Magouna to see the Rose Valley after breakfast. There is an annual Rose Festival in May. where the people sell rose-related goods. Next, we take a trip through Skoura’s palm groves. We eventually arrive at Ouarzazate, commonly referred to as the desert gate. We’re going to the film studios where renowned films were filmed. We head out to explore the well-known Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah. a fortified settlement that UNESCO has designated as a World Heritage Site. In addition, the Kasbah has been featured in a number of films, such as Gladiator, Alexander, The Mummy, and others. and television shows like Game of Thrones. After that, we go on to Marrakesh. Across the High Atlas Mountains and the Tizi-N-Tichka Pass. We’ll pause for lunch and to take photos at noteworthy locations. Spend the night at a Marrakesh riad.

We will be touring the top attractions in Marrakech with a local guide following a hearty breakfast. The city is regarded as one of Morocco’s four imperial cities. The Bahia Palace, the Saadian Tombs, and the Ben Youssef Quranic mosque are all included in the visit. and a walk through Morocco’s biggest traditional souk. Lunch break in the vicinity of Jemaa El-Fna square. Afterwards, you go to the Majorelle Garden and the largest mosque in Marrakesh, the Koutoubia mosque. Lastly, make your way to your lodging.You are welcome to explore Jemaa El-Fna on your own.

We will take a quick tour of Marrakesh, the red city, on the final day of the schedule. Next, we head north to the Casablanca airport, making stops along the way to see the expansive vistas. You will then be taken to the airport. Tour’s end.