14 days from Casablanca to Fes and Marrakech via Merzouga

I the first day of  Morocco Tours 14 days from Casablanca to fes and marrakech via Merzouga Your private Morocco trip begins with a means of transport from the airport to your Casablanca accommodation. Further, the itinerary for today’s excursion is dependent on your arrival time. If time allows, we can visit a few Casablanca tourist attractions, such as the Hassan II Mosque, the Moroccan Mall retail center, and a nearby beach area.

Today, we will pick you up from your lodging and head to the city’s significant monuments and landmarks before moving to Rabat, Morocco‘s capital, to visit the city. We continue on to Chefchaouen in the Rif Mountains, where we will spend the night in a traditional riad.

Following breakfast, drive 45 minutes from Chefchaouen to one of Morocco’s most stunning waterfalls, the Akchour waterfalls in the Rif highlands. This waterfall series is more peaceful and less frequented if you take one day to climb the waterfalls. Again after you return to your riad in Chefchaouen

You will start touring the oldest city in Morocco after breakfast inside your riad. Firstly, strolling around its little streets and lanes. As a result, we begin our excursion by going to the Royal Palace Gate, which was erected in the 16th century. Hence, we will make sure that you visit all places of historical and cultural importance, such as the renowned and oldest university in the area, Al Qaraouine University, as well as the tanneries, the Attarine Museum, and the Mulay Idriss Mausoleum. You will then go to the cooperative for tiles after lunch. Then enjoy a stunning panoramic view of the whole Fes Medina.

You will start touring the oldest city in Morocco after breakfast inside your riad. Firstly, strolling around its little streets and lanes. As a result, we begin our excursion by going to the Royal Palace Gate, which was erected in the 16th century. Hence, we will make sure that you visit all places of historical and cultural importance, such as the renowned and oldest university in the area, Al Qaraouine University, as well as the tanneries, the Attarine Museum, and the Mulay Idriss Mausoleum. You will then go to the cooperative for tiles after lunch. Then enjoy a stunning panoramic view of the whole Fes Medina.

Just after breakfast, you depart to Midelt through the mountains and cedar forests of the middle Atlas, passing by Azrou, a significant handicrafts hub that specializes in cedarwood work, and Ifrane, a lovely ski resort. You reach Midelt for lunch after crossing the Zaida pass (2,178m/7,146ft). You will go to Erfoud in the afternoon through Errachidia and the palm-tree-lined Ziz valley. Go on desert trips to Erg Chebbi’s dunes. Dinner and overnight in a hotel or guest home in Merzouga.

First, we take a trip across the dunes along the edge of the Erg Chebbi, Morocco’s largest sand dunes, and enjoy the breathtaking scenery. In the midst of nowhere, there will be a lot of nomadic black tents to be seen. Second, we will visit a nomadic family for tea to get a glimpse of what a non-diasporic existence is like. Third, we will explore the nomadic lifestyle of the Touareg by traveling to Alkhamliya, a community that hasn’t altered much over the years. Either we have lunch in the village of Alkhamliya, or we return to our accommodation and do so. After taking enough sleep, we ride a camel to witness one of the most amazing spectacles of our lives: a magnificent sunset above Merzouga’s towering sand dunes. To sum up, we will spend the night at a Berber desert camp with beautiful stargazing.

The finest sunrise of your life may be waiting for you when our camel guide wakes you up early in the morning. After taking some beautiful photographs, you’ll return by camel to the hotel for breakfast and a shower. Afterward, travel to Erfoud, which is famous for its fossils. Next, we will drive past plantations of palm trees. Then, upon stopping for lunch, we proceed to the Todra Gorges for a little promenade. We move to approach Boumalne de Dades, where we will halt. Dinner and stay in a traditional Kasbah

Departing from Dades Valley for Rose Valley, Ouarzazat, and Marrakech after breakfast. El Kelaa M’gouna, the Valley of the Roses, and the Road of 1000 Kasbahs are all part of the Rose Valley. Visit Ouarzazat and have lunch at the kasbah of Ait Benhaddou. However, we will spend some time seeing the well-known UNESCO World Heritage Site, which served as the backdrop for several movies, including Lawrence of Arabia and The Gladiator. Finally, we’ll go to Marrakech over the Tichka pass.

You are traveling with the local guide for the Marrakech city tour. You will see the magnificent mosaics and stucco in the Bahia Palace, which was erected by the Bahmad Grand Tour of Marrakech, and learn some fascinating tales about the four wives and the twenty-four concubines. the magnificent architecture of the 17th-century royal necropolis known as the Saadian Tomb. Y will like the many fragrances, colors, moments, and the size of Marrakech’s souks if you spend some quality time there. The Jack Majorelle Garden is a tranquil area of the new city that has unusual and botanic plants from all over the world as well as walls that are painted a dominant indigo blue. The plaza Jamaa Elfana is where your journey will come to an end. The busiest square in Marrakech is a lively area with musicians, food vendors, monkeys, and snake charmers.

To begin with, we will depart from Marrakech at 8:00 am for Essaouira, formerly Mogador. Moreover, Portuguese, Arab, and Berbers have all lived in Essaouira since the time of the Romans. There, you may be inspired by the Medina, majestic forts, and charming fishing harbors. Its architecture and customs are replete with references to the illustrious past of these eras and their inhabitants. Only a few wayside settlements and the occasional Berber village can be found along the route to this Old Portuguese fishing town. Essaouira is renowned for its numerous artists, some of whom use the highly sought Thuya wood, in addition to its Medina with its 18th-century Portuguese forts, the money souk, the old harbor, the islands, and other attractions.
We also include a grilled seafood lunch at the harbor, following which we make the trip back to Marrakech. We will travel through a forest of indigenous Argan trees along the route.

you will stop by an Argan Oil cooperative there to learn more about the fascinating manufacturing process along with the numerous excellent health advantages that this product offers.

The Ouzoud Waterfalls, the second-tallest waterfall in Africa, are the ideal day trip from Marrakech and you will see monkeys there. This tour will take us east out of Marrakech, and the journey time to the waterfalls is approximately 3 hours drive from Marrakech next to Azilal town at the Middle Atlas Mountains.

Today is yours to explore the city and the traditional Moroccan Hammam.

Transportation to the airport. The completion of our services of this Morocco Tours 14 days from Casablanca to fes and marrakech via Merzouga