7 Days Tour From Casablanca

Arrive at Casablanca airport. First of all, the driver will meet you at your hotel, and then, for the first part of our 7-Day Tour From Casablanca, we will see a vacation tour around Casablanca. Surely, Casablanca is a major economic capital of Morocco and its population is more multi-cultural than any other city. Our program will include the great Marsh Massa, Hassan II Mosque – the biggest in the world from the largest category.

Following breakfast at your hotel, we will take you on a tour of Morocco's capital city, Rabat, one of the Moroccan imperial cities. We will visit the most notable tourist destinations in the city, including the Oudaia, the old medina, Graisa, and the Al-Ashraf Tower.

Next, we will drive to Volubilis, which is nearly a 2-hour and 20-minute drive from Rabat. There, we will explore the ruins of Old Volubilis, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This ancient city, built in the 4th century BC, is one of the finest examples of Roman remains in North Africa. The site spans a large area of serene green fields and includes middle-class houses, palaces where emperors entertained guests, and spectacular baths adorned with mosaics.

After exploring Volubilis, we will proceed to Meknes, another imperial city. As our tour in Meknes will be brief, we will have lunch before continuing to Fez for the night.

On the third day of this 7-Day Tour from Casablanca, our guided tour of Fez will commence with a city tour covering the heritage areas of the ancient Kingdom. You will feel like a fairy-tale character as you immerse yourself in the mystic atmosphere of this ancient oriental city, strolling along the winding and narrow streets of the Al-Medina structure, and learning about numerous historical monuments that witnessed the Merinid and Alaouite dynasties when Fez was the capital of the Kingdom of the Sultans.

Many of these monuments reflect the prevailing Moorish architectural style. Besides the Bu Inania Mosque, we will visit the madrassas, Nejarin Square, and its water fountain. By following their traditional skills, which have been passed down through generations, you will head to the handicraft quarters, where pottery and leather artisans will be happy to assist you.

Later, we will make a detour through the Mellah, the Jewish quarter, which still exists today. This portrays a unique coexistence, as the two communities, Muslim and Jewish, live in one location.

Today, we venture into the desolate desert area, which has been a vital part of local life for thousands of years. After breakfast, we check out of the town and head to Merzouga – our longest journey, taking around 7 hours. However, the changing scenery will make the time fly by.

En route, we will stop in Ifrane, a town reminiscent of European scenery, with its nature, climate, parks with lakes, chalets, ski resorts, and winter snow, earning it the nickname "Moroccan Switzerland." In the vicinity of Ifrane, we will see the breathtaking cedars of the Atlas Mountains, interact with playful monkeys, and continue to Azrou, where we will have a picnic lunch in the Beni Mellal nature reserve. The monkeys are cheerful and love being pampered with delicacies.

We will also have a lunch stop in Midelt. Our route will take us through the gorge and riverbed of the Ziz River, and we will cross the Errachidia Pass over the desert valley.

In Merzouga, we will choose between camels, 4×4 cars, or camels for transportation to the camp in the desert. Upon arrival, we will take a moment to appreciate our surroundings, truly experiencing nature as we witness the sunset and enjoy magical nights by staying in the camp.

At first light, we will beam with smiles as the rising sun illuminates the serene dunes. This moment will likely become one of the most vivid memories in your Morocco album! Our day begins with breakfast before we return to Merzouga village and continue our trek to Dades. Along the way, we will pass through Rissani, known for its fossil factories where you can see many of the region's ancient fossils.

After approximately three hours, we will stop in the picturesque town of Tinghir. Here, we will climb to the top of a hill in the middle of a large palm oasis for panoramic shots and photographs. Our tour will then proceed to the renowned Todra Gorge, where we will walk along its sides and have lunch at a local restaurant, immersing ourselves in the local atmosphere.

With a brief glimpse into village life, we will continue our wonderful 7-Day Tour from Casablanca through the wonders of Dades, where we will spend the night.

On this day of your 7-Day Tour from Casablanca, we will take a brief trip to the Dades Gorges, and then move on to Ouarzazate. Our journey will take us through Mgouna, which hosts the annual Rose Festival. Next, we will stop at the Kalila Oasis, a climate-adapted paddy field surrounded by several rivers.

Continuing on, we will reach Ouarzazate, just twenty minutes from Skoura. Known as the 'Hollywood of Morocco,' this area has been the filming location for many historical movies. In Ouarzazate, we will visit Kasbah Taourirt, one of the city's historical sites, and then proceed to the Cinema Museum and the Atlas Film Studios.

Our next stop is Ait Benhaddou, the last fortified city in western Sudan, which was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988. Famous for its stunning golden stone structures, it has been featured in films and TV series, including Game of Thrones. We will spend an hour exploring this site.

Afterward, we will travel to Marrakesh, crossing the Atlas Mountains via the Tizi n'Tichka pass, which reaches an altitude of 2,260 meters. This journey, which takes about four hours without stops, offers particularly beautiful scenery, including green river valleys, adobe villages, and ancient fortress ruins.

We will spend the night at a hotel in Marrakesh, giving you time to rest and relax on your own.

On the last day of your 7-Day Tour from Casablanca, following breakfast at the hotel, we will spend the entire day exploring medieval Marrakesh. Once a capital of Morocco during the reign of three dynasties of sultans, Marrakesh now boasts an abundance of museums and architectural monuments, all linked by the city's rich art heritage.

We will start our morning by discovering the city's notable sites, including the Koutoubia Mosque, the Menara Pavilion surrounded by olive gardens, the Saadian Tombs, a beautiful example of architectural art, the Bahia Palace, El Badi Palace, and the Majorelle Gardens.

Eventually, we will visit the vibrant market of Marrakesh, alongside the famous Jemaa El Fna Square. This bustling area is the true heart of the city, where you can see snake charmers, healers, sorcerers, fruit vendors, and purveyors of exotic mixtures.

After this enriching day, our tour will conclude, leaving you with unforgettable memories of your journey through Morocco.