After landing at the airport, take a car to Casablanca to see the Hassan mosque before continuing on to Rabat, the imperial city and the Kingdom’s administrative center. After seeing the beautiful Mohamed V Mausoleum, the Hassan II, the Oudaya Kasbah, and the Medina, make your hotel reservation.

Following breakfast, we travel over Rif Mountain to reach Chefchaouen, the Blue City, where we settle into a hotel for the remainder of the day and spend the evening in the Medina.

Free day to explore the striking contrast between the vibrantly painted medina (ancient town) and the surrounding mountains in Chaouen. Because of its natural beauty and laid-back vibe, Chefchaouen attracts a lot of tourists. The medina’s central plaza is dotted with eateries and crowded with people who are both visitors and residents interacting informally.

After breakfast, travel to Volibules via Meknes, the other imperial city, to see the Roman remains. The ruins are expansive and provide stunning views of the hills and valley. Go to Fes after that to inspect the hotel/riad.

Following breakfast, you will begin your exploration of Fes, the imperial capital of Morocco built by Moulay Idriss II in the eighth century. The Medina, Médersas Attarine, Fontaine Ennajarine, Moulay Idriss Mausoleum, Karawiyin Mosque, and the new medina in Fez Jdid are all on your itinerary.Return to the hotel/Riad in the evening.

After breakfast in the morning, travel to Merzouga via the Swiss-style village of Ifran, Morocco, and the cedar forests there. We will pause here for a little while to see the monkeys as they climb the trees.Next, lunch is served at the base of the Ayachi Mountain in Midelt, dubbed “the apple capital.”

We go via the Ziz Valley, which is renowned for its palm trees and the expanse of the oasis, and across the Tizi-n-Talremt mountain. The route is lined with many “ksars,” or little communities made up of lone homes. From here, we go to Erfoud, which is well-known for its fossils and date festival, and finally Er Rachidia.

Reach Merzouga. The remainder of the day will be devoted to seeing the dunes’ spectacular nighttime transformation. One night at the Desert Hotel/Riad.

After breakfast, make your way to Khamlia hamlet to take in the live Gnawa music. From there, go off-road to see the sand dunes and stop to have tea with nomads who are living in Berber tents. You’ll get a fresh perspective on life. After spending some time relaxing at the hotel, you will ride a camel into the midst of the dunes to witness the sunset. Once in the bivouac, you will spend the night in a nomadic tent.

Following breakfast, we will set off on an adventure into the heart of the Sahara to explore the pristine wilderness of southeast Morocco. We will pass the village of Ouzina, which offers magnificent sand dunes, and then continue through the Ziz River until we reach the village of Ramlia, where you will be able to walk and learn about the locals’ ape-like way of life. Next, be sure to check out the Auberge close to the village, where you can enjoy a stunning sunset view.

Following breakfast, you will continue your journey along the rugged and sandy Oued Ghris dry river until you reach the Gorges of M’harech. Along the way, you will pass by several settlements and nomadic communities with an abundance of Akasia trees, as well as various desert features including valleys and rocky mountains. Once in Zagora, check into the hotel or Riad.

Following breakfast, you will travel through the palm-plantation-lined Draa Valley, stopping at one of the breathtaking viewpoints to take in the ocean of palm trees and numerous Kasbahs. After leaving the Valley, you will drive eastward through numerous Berber villages until you reach the Todra Valley and Gorges, which is a great area for independent exploration and walking. After lunch, drive to Dades to see the hotel and the riad.

Following breakfast, you will travel to Ouarzazate via the Dades Valley, which features verdant farms, breathtaking gorges, and rose-colored sandstone slot canyons. From there, you will journey to Kelaa Mgouna, the village of roses, which is particularly picturesque in late April and early May when the roses are in full bloom. We go through the Skoura palm grove on the Road of Thousand-Kasbah till we reach Ouarzazate, sometimes known as the “Hollywood of Morocco.”Examine the Ouarzazate hotel/Riad.

Following breakfast, you will travel to Marrakech by automobile via the “fortified city” of Kasbah of Aït Benhaddou, which is located along the old caravan route that once connected Marrakech with the Sahara. Perched on a hill near the Ouarzazate River, it is home to several stunning kasbahs, some of which are still inhabited.

The location, which was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, served as the backdrop for several movies, including Gladiator and Lawrence of Arabia. Continue across the high Atlas mountains to Marrakech after pausing for lunch. Next, examine the hotel or Riad.

With the help of an excellent local tour guide, you will spend the day discovering all that Marrakech has to offer. Accept the splendor of Marrakech, its Square, Medina, Menara Garden, Koutoubia Mosque, and Majorel Garden.

After breakfast leave for Essaouira, a small fortified city bathed by the Atlantic and declared a World Heritage Site in 2001 and has traditionally been given names such as The pearl of the Atlantic or sleeping Beauty. There you can stroll and enjoy the beaches, the walls and the Medina. Check the hotel/Riad.

You will have a free day to take advantage of all that this enigmatic city has to offer, including strolling through its narrow streets, relaxing in a Hammam, taking a stroll along the Atlantic’s sandy beach, and much more.

On this 17-day private trip of Morocco, departing from Casablanca, you will travel beside the Atlantic Ocean, via the seaside fishing port of Safi, and arrive at the enigmatic city of El-Jadida, which was established by the Portuguese and is today home to distinctive architectural styles.

After that, you’ll follow the trail even farther north to Casablanca, where our final night will be spent.

Enjoy a seamless final leg of your amazing 17-day vacation of Morocco with our transport from Casablanca International Airport. Unwind on a private transport while thinking back on the fascinating adventures you’ve had. You may rely on us to arrange a seamless departure, transporting you to the airport in style and luxury. Go with treasured memories in mind, knowing that every aspect of your trip—including your departure—is in good hands.