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All our tours can be customized by your interests , or how many days you have in Morocco , here you will find everything you need for your vacation
Your 14 days itinerary at a Glance
This isn't just a trip through Morocco — it's a complete transformation of how you see it. In fourteen days, you'll trade rooftop sunsets in Marrakech for sand between your toes in the Sahara, swap mountain switchbacks for coastal boulevards, and go from imperial palaces to nomadic desert camps without ever losing the thread of the story.
Exploring Morocco's Treasures
hroughout the journey, you'll visit UNESCO World Heritage sites, ancient kasbahs, bustling souks, and picturesque oases. Highlights typically include:
- A night in the Sahara — camel trek into the dunes of Merzouga at golden hour, followed by an overnight stay in a private desert camp under one of the clearest starlit skies on Earth
- Ait Benhaddou — Morocco’s most iconic UNESCO kasbah, the backdrop for countless films shot in the “Hollywood of Morocco”
- The saffron fields of Taliouine — walk the terraces that produce the world’s finest saffron
- Volubilis — North Africa’s best-preserved Roman ruins, with mosaics and standing columns dating back two millennia
- Chefchaouen, the Blue Pearl — two full days wandering the dreamlike blue-washed lanes of the Rif Mountains
- The Hassan II Mosque — one of the largest mosques in the world, perched dramatically on the Atlantic shoreline in Casablanca
- Fes el-Bali — a full day inside the world’s largest car-free medina, from the ancient Chouara Tannery to centuries-old artisan workshops
- Atlantic coastal charm — Agadir’s beaches, Asilah’s mural-covered ramparts, and Rabat’s elegant capital landmarks
- Marrakech, twice over — the souks, palaces, and gardens of the Red City bookend the journey
- The Todgha Gorge — towering pink-and-ochre canyon walls carved by centuries of river flow
Journey's End in Marrakech
Handpicked riads, expert local guides, and a route built to flow — not rush — mean you experience Morocco the way it deserves to be experienced: unhurried, immersive, and unforgettable. Whether you're chasing the Sahara's silence, the medina's chaos, or the coast's calm, this journey delivers all three — and leaves you already planning your return.
ITINERARY OF 14 DAYS TOUR PACKAGE
Day 1 | Arrival in Marrakech
Touch down in the vibrant city of Marrakech, where your Moroccan adventure begins. Transfer to your riad, a traditional Moroccan house tucked behind unmarked doors and centered around a tranquil courtyard. Spend the evening at leisure, easing into the sounds and scents of the Red City before an included welcome dinner introduces you to authentic Moroccan flavors.
Day2 | Visit Marrakech Medina
After breakfast, A full day exploring Marrakech’s iconic landmarks with an expert local guide: the Koutoubia Mosque, the Bahia Palace, the Saadian Tombs, and the Majorelle Garden’s cobalt-blue walls. In the afternoon, dive into the labyrinth of the medina souks — a sensory overload of spices, leather, lanterns, and handwoven textiles. As dusk falls, experience the electric energy of Jemaa el-Fnaa square, alive with storytellers, musicians, and food stalls.
Day 3 | Marrakech __ Agadir city
Depart Marrakech and cross the western foothills of the High Atlas toward the Atlantic coast. Arrive in Agadir, Morocco’s premier seaside resort city, known for its long sandy beach, palm-lined promenade, and relaxed, modern atmosphere. Enjoy an evening at leisure by the ocean.
Day 4 | Agadir __ Taliouine __ Ouarzazte
Head inland through the Anti-Atlas Mountains to Taliouine, the saffron capital of the world, where terraced fields produce some of the planet’s finest crocus threads. Continue on to Visit the UNESCO-listed Ait Benhaddou kasbah where they film the Odysseys, GOT , the gladiator and more . . continue to Ouarzazate,famously nicknamed “the Hollywood of Morocco” for its legendary film studios where blockbusters and epics have been brought to life against its dramatic desert backdrops.
Day 5 | Ouarzazte __ Todgha valley __ Sahara Desert
continuing east through the dramatic Todgha Gorge, its towering pink-and-ochre rock walls carved by centuries of river flow. As afternoon light softens, arrive at the edge of the Sahara. Mount your camel for a golden-hour trek deep into the dunes of Merzouga, arriving at your desert camp as the sky ignites in color.
Day 6 | Full day in Desert
Wake before dawn to witness a spectacular Sahara sunrise over the dunes. Spend the day learning about nomadic Berber culture, visiting a local desert village, or simply relaxing in the peaceful desert landscape. Return to the camp for a second unforgettable night in the Sahara
Day 7 | Sahara Desert __ Ifrane __ Fes
Bid farewell to the dunes and drive north through the Middle Atlas Mountains, passing through the alpine town of Ifrane — often called “Morocco’s Switzerland” for its European-style architecture and cedar forests. Continue on to Fes, Morocco’s spiritual and cultural heart.
Day 8 | full day Exploring Fes Medina
Spend a full day inside Fes el-Bali, the world’s largest car-free urban area and a UNESCO World Heritage medina. Wander over 9,000 narrow alleyways to the historic Al-Qarawiyyin University, the ancient Chouara Tannery, ornate madrasas, and bustling artisan workshops where leather, metalwork, and ceramics are crafted just as they were centuries ago
Day 9 | Fes __ Vulobilis __ Chefchaouen
Journey north, stopping at the remarkably preserved Roman ruins of Volubilis, once a thriving outpost of the Roman Empire and now a UNESCO World Heritage Site with stunning mosaics and standing columns. Continue to Chefchaouen, the enchanting “Blue Pearl” of Morocco, nestled in the Rif Mountains.
Day 10 | free Day in Chefchaouen
A full day to explore at your own pace. Wander the impossibly photogenic blue-washed streets, browse artisan shops, sip mint tea in a rooftop café overlooking the mountains, or simply get pleasantly lost in one of Morocco’s most beloved towns.
Day 11 | Chefchaouen __ Asilah
Travel west to the Atlantic coast and the charming town of Asilah, known for its whitewashed and blue-trimmed medina walls adorned with vibrant murals from its annual international arts festival. Stroll the ramparts as the ocean breeze rolls in.
Day 12 | Asilah __ Rabat __ Casablanca
Continue down the coast to Rabat, Morocco’s elegant capital city — visit the Hassan Tower, the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, and the Kasbah of the Udayas. Then continue to Casablanca, Morocco’s largest and most cosmopolitan city.
Day 13 | Casablanca __ Marrakech
start you day visiting Hassan II Mosque perched on the Atlantic shoreline. Travel south back to Marrakech, where you’ll have a final evening to revisit favorite corners of the medina, indulge in a farewell hammam and spa experience, or shop for last-minute treasures in the souks.
Day 14 | Marrakech Airport
After breakfast, transfer to Marrakech Menara Airport for your departure flight, carrying home memories of dunes, medinas, mountains, and the unmistakable magic of Morocco.
FAQs
Included
- pick up & drop off from airport
- 13 nights accommodation (hotels + 2 nights luxury desert camp)
- Private transportation with driver/guide throughout
- Camel trek in the Sahara Desert
- Daily breakfast, and dinner during desert camp nights
- Local guides
not Included
- International flights
- Lunches (unless specified)
- Personal expenses and tips
- Travel insurance
Citizens of the US, UK, EU, Canada, and many other countries do not need a visa for stays up to 90 days.
Pricing depends on the number of travelers and hotel category (3-star, 4-star, or 5-star), since the private transportation cost is shared across the group. Contact a our agent directly for a personalized quote based on your group size and preferences.
Yes. this itinerary can be customize by your days you have in Morocco or your interest & needs .
Yes — the pace, riad accommodations, and blend of guided/free days make it flexible for solo travelers, couples, and families with older children.
Warm layers for the evening (desert nights can be cold even after hot days), comfortable trousers for camel riding, a headlamp or flashlight, and a light scarf for sun and wind protection.
No special fitness is required — the trek is a gentle ride, not a physical trial. Riders should be comfortable with about 45–60 minutes on a camel and able to climb on/off with guide assistance.
Riads accommodations a, private tours and transfers, carefully hand-picked based on your tastes and budget
ACTIVITES
Sunrise Over the High Atlas | A Balloon Ride Above the Roof of North Africa
Rev your engine. Chase the dunes. Ride the Sahara like never before.
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