7 Days Tour From Casablanca

Day 1: Casablanca to Marrakech

Your private tour begins with an early pick up from the airport or your accommodation in Casablanca. Our first stop will be the mosque of Hassan II, which is the only mosque in the world that non-Muslims can enter. Afterward, we will travel on the highway to Marrakech, where we will spend the night in a hotel.

Day 2: Marrakech

Wake up early in the morning is a must do, in order to be dedicated to a guided tour of Marrakech. We will begin by visiting the beautiful gardens of Menara and Majorelle. Next, we will explore the mosque of Kotobia and the vibrant square of Jamaa El Fna. Then our itinerary will also include visits to the kings' palace, the Saadian tombs, the art gallery of house photography, and the stunning Bahia palace. Lastly, we will discover Souk Semmarine and the Jewish quarter, Mellah.

Day 3: Marrakech to Boumaln Dades

After breakfast, we will drive from Marrakech to Boumaln Dades. Our journey will take us through the High Atlas Mountains, where we will visit the argan oil cooperative and the highest point of the Atlas Mountains (2260m). Later, we will explore the Kasbah of Ait Benhaddou, a Berber fortress that was built by the Glaoui family and has been featured in many movies, including Lawrence of Arabia and Gladiator. Afterward, we will travel to Ouarzazate, where we will visit one of the many movie studios. Then we will then drive through Skoura, the rose valley, and finally, we will stop at the monkey toes and the curves of Tisdrine before retiring for the night at a mountain hotel.

Day 4: Dades to Merzouga

We dedicate the day to embark on a camel trek in Merzouga and camp in Berber tents. Before reaching the campsite, we will visit the canyons of Todgha Gorges, where water flows through rocks that tower 300 meters high. And we will also discover one of the old irrigation systems used to water oases. Then our journey will then take us through Erfoud, the city of fossils and date fruits, and eventually to Erg Chebbi, which stands at 152 meters/500 feet. In addition, we will stop at a panoramic viewpoint before reaching the center of Merzouga. Here, we will store our luggage and take only what we need for the night's camping. We will then embark on a camel trek to the Berber camp, stopping on the dunes to watch the sunset. After dinner, our team of Berbers will entertain us with music, and guests will have the opportunity to walk up the dunes and watch the stars and the Milky Way.

Day 5: Merzouga to Fes

On the fifth day, we will depart from Merzouga and drive through Erfoud and Ziz valley, the source of dates fruits, then we will drive through the High Atlas Mountains, passing by Errachidia dam and the city of apples, Midelt. Our next stop will be at the cedar forest of Azrou, where we will visit the monkeys that still inhabit the area. Furthermore, we will then head to Ifrane city, which is the cleanest big town in Morocco. There, we will visit the statue of the Atlas lion, which was carved by a German prisoner to gain his freedom. Eventually, we will arrive at Fes El Bali to end the fifth day.

Day 6: Fes

the Day 6 is dedicated to exploring Fes, the cultural capital of Morocco. A local guide will accompany you on this guided tour, starting with a visit to the King's palace and the Jewish quarter, El Mellah. Then you will head to Borj, a place on top of Fes that provides an excellent overview of the city. After taking in the view, you will visit the blue gate, the main entrance to the Medina. There are two main streets in this area, and you can choose one to explore as you go and the other on your return. Both streets are lined with markets and shops, selling everything from ceramics to leather goods. Along one of these streets is the University of al-Qarawiyyin, the oldest existing university in the world. Another highlight of the tour is a visit to the tanneries, where the leather goods that Fes is famous for are made. Also you will also have the opportunity to visit a ceramics workshop, where you can see the skilled artisans at work.

If you're interested in some relaxation after a long day of sightseeing, your guide can arrange a visit to a traditional Moroccan hammam or a massage.

Day 7: Fes to Casablanca

On the last day of the 7 days trip, you will depart Fes and reach Rabat, the present capital city of Morocco. Our first stop is the Hassan Tower mosque followed by Les Oudayas, a Kasbah safeguarded by the Unesco Heritage.

Finally, you will arrive back in Casablanca, where your tour will come to an end. This Morocco itinerary seven-day tour from Casablanca offers a great introduction to the country's rich history, culture, and natural beauty, and will leave you with memories that will last a lifetime.