15 days tour from Casablanca

Day 1: Arrival to Casablanca Airport – accompanying you to your hotel.

Start your beautiful 15-day tour from Casablanca where one of our representatives will meet and assist you at the entrance of the Casablanca airport, then take you to your hotel.

Day 2: the beginning of the journey, from Casablanca passing through Rabat to Fes.

We begin our 15 days tour from Casablanca to visit Hassan II Mosque, then we take our way towards Rabat the current Capital City of Morocco to explore Oudayas Kasbah that's known for its charming garden and surroundings. Next we take you to discover the  Mausoleum of Mohammed V that's located next to Hassan tower which is an unfinished Mosque that was built by the third Caliph of Almohad dynasty, Yaqub al-Mansour in 1195 till his death in 1199. After that we wave goodbye to this imperial city then go on to Fes old Medina, the cultural city of Morocco and drop you off at your Riad / Hotel.

Day 3: Fes Medina (Sightseeing Tour with a professional tour guide).

After having breakfast, we travel back in time as we walk in the alleys of the cultural city of Morocco 294 km from Casablanca. Fes, known worldwide as the 'Educational City' of Morocco, is known worldwide for having the oldest University in the world, El-Qarouine. This university was built around 859 by an ambitious woman named Fatima El Fihri. Moreover, this city is boasts a mixture of Arabo-Islamic and Andalusian architecture. After this, we visit the Mellah, also known as the Jewish quarter. That concludes day 3. Finally, we take you back to your riad or hotel to spend the night.

Day 4: Fes, Moulay Driss, Volubilis & Meknes.

the sun of day 4 spreads its aura over Meknes, we head toward Moulay Idriss. This site is located between two hills. It was the base of Idris I, the first major Islamic ruler of Morocco. Our next stop is Volubilis, this site is literally a time machine. It is a Berber city located near Meknes. It was the capital City of the  Mauritanian, established in the 3rd century B.C, and became an important base of the Roman Empire. Taking advantage of our visit to Meknes, we visit an architectural heritage, gate Bab Al Mansour.

Day 5: Meknes, Midelt, Ziz valley, Erfoud & Merzouga.

As the cheerful chirp of birds fills the morning air, we embark on our journey to Merzouga. Along the way, we visit Ifrane, also known as the Switzerland of Morocco, though in Morocco it is referred to as the Lion City. Ifrane's architecture is modern in comparison to Fes and Meknes. Next, we stop in Midelt, known as the city of apples, located in the High Atlas Mountains. In winter, the city is covered in a snowy-white blanket, providing the perfect scene for photo opportunities.

As the wind carries the scent of the desert, we catch a glimpse of Errachidia city on the horizon, known as the gateway to the Moroccan desert. We then pass through Arfoud en route to Merzouga, a desert city famous for its golden dunes. Many visitors come to Merzouga for a sand bath, which is said to have healing properties for joints. Watching the sun set behind the dunes is a breathtaking sight that enchants and fascinates many tourists.

Day 6: Merzouga, Erg Chebbi (Desert Exploration & Camel Trekking for sunset).

Being in Merzouga is an opportunity to experience desert life, especially when it comes to music. Khamlia Village is full of talented musicians (traditional Moroccan music) that would inspire you and show you a whole new world of music. After, we will have lunch at the heart of the desert with people who live there. Next, you will have the opportunity to ride camels across the dunes to Erg Chebbi, otherwise what’s the point of visiting the desert if you are not going to have a ride on a camel? In Erg Chebbi we shall immerse in the sunset scene then spend the night in a Berber camp, watching the stars glitter in the sky, and ending the 6th day of your 15 days tour from casablanca.

Day 7: Merzouga, Rissani & Todra gorges.

After a desert-flavored breakfast, we set for the Mausoleum of Moulay Ali Chrif in Rissani. This area is known for its fossil market. Our next stop is Toudra Gorges 467 KM far from Casablanca. Along the way to Toudra, we pass by various mountains such as Saghro mountain (2500m), Mgoun Mountain (4068m), then Toubkal Mountain, the highest mountain in Morocco. Toudra is a naturally sculptured scene. It is formed as the Todra river flows between two mountains standing tall as walls. The area is characterized by its cool weather in summer and diversity in wildlife.

Day 8 : Todra Gorges, Dades Valley & Ouarzazate.

On day 8, we set off to Dades Valley. Along the way to our destination, we make stops to explore several Kasabahs. Also, located on the way is Boumalne, a small village whose people make their living of local agriculture. The next town on the road is Kellat Megouna, also known as the roses’ valley. This town is famous for its products that are made of roses. After that, we head to Ouarzazat AKA Hollywood of Africa. Many famous movies have been shot in Ouarzazat such as Gladiator, Game of thrones, and many others. In addition, Ouarzazat is a historical city and has many Kasabahs such as A Tawrirt Kasabh. After exploring the town, we spend the night at the hotel.

Day 9: Ouarzazate, Ait Benahddou & Taroudant.

After having breakfast, we resume our journey and head to Ait Benhaddou Village. It is located 35 Km from Ouarzazat. This village is characterized by its desert theme because of the sand around it. Ouarzazat never stops surprising you and every time you look closely, there is always something to fascinate you in it. As Ait Benhaddou waves goodbye, we head to Taroudant.

Day 10: Taroudant, Agadir & Essaouira.

As we leave desert weather of Ouarzazat, the wind brings the smell of the Atlantic Ocean and that of Taroudant. Taroudant is the gate to the coastal city of Agadir. The weather there is nice and people are humble and kind. We proceed to Agadir, the touristic city of the west. Agadir is the brand mark of Sous which is known for Argan and Amlo. Argan is a tree of which Argan oil is made. Amlo is a jam that is made of Argan oil, Honey,and Almonds. Moreover, the beaches of Agadir are amazing. You will certainly like it there. Next, we move to Mogador or Essaouira. The combination of the city’s architecture and the blue ocean makes you feel as if you are depicted in a portrait.

Day 11: Essaouira (Explore Essaouira at your own pace).

Day 11 is a free exploration opportunity in your 15 days tour from Casablanca. On this day, you will have the chance to walk the alleys of Essaouira and explore it as you like. You can have a look at the bay. Essaouira is partially sheltered by the island of Mogador, making it a peaceful harbor protected against strong marine winds.

Day 12: Essaouira & Marrakech.

As the horizon swallows the ocean and Essaouira city, we head towards Marrakech, the red city. Marrakech is the destination of many tourists because of the experiences it offers. In fact, Morocco is sometimes referred to as "Marrakech" in other countries because of the city's renown. The people of Marrakech are famous for their sense of humor and high spirit. Once we get to Marrakech 244 km far from Casablanca, we book at the hotel.

Day 13: Marrakech

One year would not be enough to fully explore Marrakech, but a full day is better than nothing. During this day, we will explore the beauty of the red city accompanied by a highly qualified tourist guide. We will have the chance to learn more about traditional markets and historical buildings such as the Koutoubia Mosque and authentic riads. Additionally, a visit to Marrakech would not be complete without a trip to Jamaa El-Fena. This place is so energetic and attractive. The bazaar shops offer some amazing and authentic accessories. Moreover, Jamaa El-Fena is an assembly point for storytellers, snake tamers, and traditional food. Once we experience all of this, we will return to the hotel to spend the night.

Day 14: Marrakech (Explore Marrakech)

The 14th day of 15 days tour from Casablanca is exceptional. After having seen Marrakech with the tour guide, you will not face difficulties in exploring Marrakech on your own. You can visit the bazaar shops in Jamaa El-Fena and buy souvenirs to take back home. These shops can offer a variety of products such as traditional clothes and hand-made accessories. Moreover, in Jamaa El-Fena, you can have a Henna tattoo.

Day 15: Marrakesh & Casablanca Med V Airport.

On the 15th day of your tour from Casablanca, we bid farewell to Marrakech. We will set off to the Mohamed V airport in Casablanca for your return flight, or we can take you to a hotel if you wish to spend more time in Morocco.