Morocco 6 day itinerary
from CASABLANCA

Welcome to Morocco

Your 6-day journey begins at Casablanca‘s Mohamed V International Airport. Upon arrival, your private tour guide will greet you.

Depending on your arrival time, you may visit the coastal Hassan II Mosque, known for its 210-meter minaret—the tallest in the world—and capacity to host 25,000 worshippers inside and 80,000 outside. Designed by French architect Michel Pinseau, it is one of the few mosques open to non-Muslims.

Next, explore Rabat‘s iconic Hassan Tower, an incomplete minaret envisioned by Sultan Yacoub El-Mansour, and the marble Mausoleum of Mohamed V, showcasing traditional Moroccan architecture. After lunch, you’ll journey through the Rif Mountains, enjoying scenic landscapes, before arriving at Chefchaouen, the “Blue Pearl,” where you’ll settle into your riad

after breakfast  you have time to explore ,chafchaouen ( the blue town ) is out of other Moroccan cities. It is hidden in the heart of the Riff mountains, and the area’s countryside is amazing. The city was founded by Spanish Jews and Moors in the 15th century, which had a major effect on its architecture; its white, cleaned walls, blue doors, and windows are just a few of the charms. 

In the afternoon, traveling to   Fes, the most intact medieval city in the Arab world. Fes is Morocco’s spiritual and cultural heart: colorful, noisy, interesting, and overwhelming, a visual and smells meal for the senses. You will have free time for the rest of the day to explore.

Today we will explore Fes, Morocco‘s spiritual capital and oldest city. Our skilled local guide will take us on a tour of this medieval city’s highlights. you will discover the Medina, with its narrow streets and traditional markets (souks);  we visit sites of cultural and historical interest, such as the famous Al Karaouine Mosque and University, one of Africa’s largest mosques and possibly the world’s oldest university; this mosque is the religious center of Fes and Morocco itself. It can accommodate up to 20,000 people during prayer. we continue known locally as Fes el Bali. The labyrinth of the medina takes you back to the Middle Ages, with crafts hands, markets, tanneries, and mosques. Pass donkeys piled with goods (this is one of the world’s largest car-free downtown areas) and explore the souks specialty sections. Look for the Medersa Bou Inania, one of the city’s beautiful buildings.

You will pass through the Jewish quarter “the Mellah” and head to the pottery cooperative… In the afternoon, you will have free time to explore medieval Fes and soak in its lovely culture while connecting with the locals. overnight stay in your accommodation

After breakfast, head south through Imouzzer to Ifrane, often called “Morocco’s Switzerland” for its alpine-style architecture, snow, and cool temperatures. Leave the city’s bustle for the peaceful Middle Atlas Mountains, traveling through scenic valleys, cedar forests, and rocky terrain, home to nomadic shepherds and Barbary apes.

Continue your journey to the Sahara, passing local kasbahs, palm-filled valleys, and occasional nomads traveling with their herds. Stop in frontier towns like Erfoud before reaching Merzouga, a charming village at the edge of the Erg Chebbi dunes. Store your luggage at a desert camp, then ride a camel to watch the sunset over the dunes. Spend the night in a tent under the stars, enjoying a home-cooked meal, Berber music, and drumbeats by the fire.

Wake up to a stunning sunrise over the dunes before departing for Rissani, a historic market town once known as Sijilmassa. Famous for its “donkey parking lot” and craft workshops, Rissani’s bustling market serves locals, doubling in size on market days (Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday) when farmers and nomads trade livestock, dates, and goods—a vibrant, authentic experience.

Travel through lush palm groves and Berber villages to the dramatic 984-foot Todra Gorge, where you can explore and relax by the Todra River. After lunch, continue to the Dades Valley to see striking sandcastles and the unique “monkey toes” rock formations. Stay overnight at a hotel with views of the verdant valley, enjoying dinner and breakfast.

After breakfast, depart through the Dades Valley along the “Way of the Thousand Kasbahs,” a scenic route perfect for capturing memorable photos. Stop in Kalaa M’gouna, the “Rose City,” before continuing through Skoura and the Dades Valley to Ouarzazate, nicknamed the “Hollywood of Africa” for its stunning landscapes and film studios.

Travel to Marrakech via old caravan routes and the High Atlas Mountains. Visit the iconic Ait Benhaddou Kasbah, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and Morocco‘s largest kasbah. Cross the High Atlas Mountains, enjoying breathtaking views and Berber villages along the way, before arriving in vibrant Marrakech for an overnight stay with breakfast. 

the ending of your 6-days getaway in Morocco 
We will pick you up at the airport, depending on your departure time