10 days trip from casablanca

Itinerary:

Day 1: Casablanca airport:

(10-day trip from Casablanca) Meet and greet at Casablanca Mohammed V airport, depending on flight arrival time. We suggest a visit to Morocco’s magnificent Hassan II mosque—the largest in the Kingdom. It has space to accommodate 25,000 worshippers and sits magnificently on a promontory jutting into the Atlantic Ocean. followed by a relaxed afternoon on the beachfront or corniche, near the port. Night in a hotel.

Day 2: Casablanca » Rabat » Ouazzane » Rif Mountains » Chefchaouen:

After breakfast in your accommodation in Casablanca. We’ll start our day to the capital and residence of the current king Mohamed VI; the imperial city of Rabat. On arrival you will explore the Kasbah of the Udayas or also referred as Oudayas Kasbah. This site was originally built in the 12th century and was renovated many times throughout the centuries and it has been home to numbers of Andalusian immigrants.

After that, we will continue to the magnificent Hassan II tower: a half built minaret which was intended to be the tallest minaret of the largest mosque in the world, when constructions began at the end of the 12th century under the reign of Almohad sultan, Yacoub El Mansour. Nearby, on Yacoub El Mansour esplande, is the Mohamed V Mausoleum. Which holds the remains of Mohamed V and Hassan II; kings of the subsequent and current Alaouite dynasty.

Then from there we will drive to Ouazzane which was home for many of the pillars of Sufism. and you will have time for lunch in one of the local restaurants there. After restoring, we will continue through The Rif Mountains to reach the picturesque blue medina of Chefchaouen. The medina has a Spanish-style square surrounded by many funky arts and crafts stores. Also roof-top restaurants and cafes…. Night in a Riad/Hotel.

Day 3: Chefchaouen » Volubilis » Moulay Idriss » Meknes » Fes:

After breakfast in your accommodation in Chefchaouen we’ll start our day to Fes. On our way we are going to explore Volubilis (Roman Ruins). A local guide will walk you around it and show you the remarkably well-preserved mosaic floors and forum.

After that, We will take the short journey from Volubilis to reach one of Morocco’s most important spiritual and religious sites – the hilltop town of Moulay Idriss. Many Moroccans make an annual pilgrimage to pray at the mausoleum Moulay Idriss. Where the Prophet Mohammed’s great-grandson and Morocco’s most -revered saint is buried. The town itself is picturesque with whitewashed narrow-streets and alleys with splendid views towards the Roman ruins of Volubilis.

Then from there we will drive to Meknes, the city that served as the capital during the 17th century. The main points of interest are the famous historical gate of Bab Mansour El-Alaaj, Moulay Ismail Mausoleum. Also the plaza of El Hadim: the second known Plaza in Morocco after the plaza of Jamaa El-Fna in Marrakech. Next you are going to see the Basin of Sahrij Souani. A lunch is planned for you to enjoy it in this historical city. Eventually, arriving to Fes night in a Riad/Hotel.

Day 4: Fes Sightseeing:

After breakfast our day will start from your accommodation exploring Fes( the oldest imperial city in Morocco). We will ensure you to see the most important historical and cultural sites. Begnning with the magnificent Royal Palace to admire its golden gates and the Jewish quarter or mellah. From there we will drive to visit the Southern Borj is a Saadian fortress built by the Saadian Sultan Ahmed Al Mansour in the late 16th century.

Then we will explore the Medina walking from Bab Boujloud to Kairaouine Mosque and University one of Africa’s largest mosques and the oldest university in the world. Then to, Chaouwara Tanneries: one of the City’s most iconic sights. Offering a unique window into the pungent, natural process of producing worldclass leather using methods that have changed little since medieval times.

Afterward to Medersa El Attarine: founded by Abu Said in 1325 in the heart of the medina. You will have the opportunity to have lunch in a traditional Moroccan resturant where you can test the typical dishes of the region.
Next to Moulay Idriss mausoleum: the city founder. Your guide will include as much as possible in your day. In the end of the tour we’ll return to the hotel with memories to last for a lifetime.

Day 5: Fes » The Middle Atlas Mountains » Ifran » Cedar forests » Midelt » Errachidia » Rissani »Merzouga Sahara Desert:

Your wonderful day is going to start at 8:00 am. towards Merzouga. On our way we are going to enjoy the beauty of the middle atlas mountains with its fantastic forests, Our first stop it will be in the beautiful city of Ifrane or “Moroccan Switzerland”, builte by french in the 1930s, deliberately trying to recreate an alpine style resort.

Then to the largest forest of the cedar trees where we will stop by, so you can get the chance to take some great pictures and to admire the beauty of this great forest and to see the barbary macaque also known as the “barbary ape”, they are active during the day. Next to Midelt the apple capital of Morocco and you will have time for lunch in one of the local restaurants there. After restoring, we will continue through The Tizi N-Talghamt pass to Erachidia then to Ziz Valley, where we will have a short break for a coffee or Moroccan tea with mint and to enjoy the charming of this valley .

After a quiet stay, we will resume our tour to Rissani itself is very interesting town, between the 14the and 18the centures it was the location of the famed desert capital, “Sijilmassa”, where fourtunes in gold and slaves were traded via caravans crossing the sahel, in this old and historical area you will visit the largest local and traditionalist market (Souq) in the Southern Morocco. Eventually, arriving at Merzouga where you will enjoy the night with authantic dinner in a Riad/hotel.

Day 6: Merzouga » Erg Chebbi » Nomadic families» Mifis Mines » Khamlia Village( Gnaoua Village):

After breakfast our wonderful day will start from your accommodation exploring the surrounding areas of the marvel Erg Chebbi. We will drive off road to visit the nomadic families who are living around the sand dunes of Erg Chebbi, it will be a chance to see their life style and how they could sorvive in a dray sahara desert by having a cup of mint tea with theim.

Then from there to Mifis mines, its located on a high plateau that has a wonderful panoramic view of Erg Chebbi and the desert landscape. Afterward, we will head to Khamlia village ( Gnaoua village), the people of this small village originated in black africa having a close and long standing relationship with the sahara. Their ancestors were brought from central and west Africa, through the sahara desert in caravans that arrived to the southeastern of Morocco. We will get to know more about theim and enjoy their traditional music.

After enjoying the traditional gnaoua music, we will have a delicious lunch which is berber pizza. After that, you will ride your camels into a magic world through the sandy dunes of Erg Chabbe, under a panoramic view of unique sunset of the Sahara. To finilly get to our camp in a relaxing mood, you will have a delicious and authentic Berber(Amazigh) dinner in the heart of the desert and a night gathering around the fire with the berber music under an endless starry sky.

Day 7: Erg Chebbi » Merzouga » Erfoud » The Irrigation System » Todra Gorges » Dades Gorges:

It is recommended to wake up in early morning so you can not miss one of the most beautiful sunrise in your life. After breakfast in the camp you will have two choices. Either to come back to the village by camels or by car. From there we will start our day to Dades Gorges. Our first stop it will be Erfoud: It is one of the oldest known sites, where you can find precious and unique fossils.

Then to The Irriyation System: which begines in ancient times, diverse societies on both sides of the High Atlas Mountains in Morocco built thousands of wells and tunnel systems similar to qanats in Iran or foggaras in Algeria. These systems called khettaras in Morocco. Afterward, we will continue our way to Touroug then to Tinjdad. And you will have time for lunch in one of the local restaurants in Touroug or Tinjdad.

After restoring, we will continue towards our unique place which is Todra Gorges. It’s the highest narrowest spectacular gorges in Morocco; 300 meters high and at their most narrow are a merely 20 meters apart. Also recognized around the world as one of the most spectacular Canyons. After a short walk around the immense cliffs and enjoying the amazing landscapes. We will drive to Dades Gorges where you will enjoy the night with authantic dinner in a Riad/hotel.

Day 8: Dades Gorges » Roses Valley » Skoura Oasis » Ouarzazate » Ait Ben Haddou » The High Atlas mountains » Marrakech:

After breakfast in your accommodation in Dades Gorges, we’ll start our day to a new destination which is red city (Marrakech). Our first stop it will be Rose valley. It’s well worth taking the time to stop and smell the roses. (Friendly Reminder: The best season of roses viewing is in late May). Then to Skoura Oasis known as the road of one thousand kasbahs. Afterward, we will drive to Ouarzazate also known as “Africa’s Hollywood”. A city that attracted with its unique landscapes many producers to give it a part in thier movies. There where you will have the chance to visit one of the biggest film stutio in Morocco which is “The Atlas Studio”.

After having a great time in the studio we will continue our to reach the beautiful Kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou: a kasbah that belongs to one of the most important families between the 16the and 17 the centures in Morocco “the Glaoui’s family”. And it is considered a great example of Moroccan earthen clay architecture and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1987. Also a place that attracted many film makers that it took a part in their movies such as (“Prince of Persia ” “Gladiator”…). A lunch is planned for you to enjoy it in this historical kasbah.

After restoring, we will drive through the high atlas mountains crossing the Tizi-n-Tichka pass the highest road in Morocco with an altitude of 2260m, offering you charming views as far as the eye can see. We will stop by, so you can get the chance to take some great pictures. Also to admire the beauty of the tiny Berber villages, valleys and oasis…. Eventually, arriving to Marrakech night in a Riad/Hotel.

Day 9: Marrakech sightseeing:

After breakfast our day will start from your accommodation exploring Marrakech (the red city). And we will ensure you to see the most important historical also cultural sites, including the Saadian Tombs. Then to Bahia Palace which is a late 19th-century palace in Marrakesh.

After, we will walk through the old historic part of the city. What we call the Old Medina to enjoy it’s souks and narrow streets and the Jemaa El-Fnaa Square. You will have time for lunch there. Afterward, we will walk to the Koutoubia Mouque. Then we will drive to visit the beautiful Majorelle Garden which was designed by the French artist, Jacques Majorelle (1886-1962). After that we will drive you back to your acommodation.

Day 10: Transfer to the airport:

Transfer you to the airport, Here unfortunately our wonderful experience will end.

Included in 10 days trip from casablanca:

• Private tour in a comfortable A/C vehicle.

• English-speaking driver/guide

• Pick up / drop off at your accommodation.

• Accommodation in (Casablanca, Chefchaouen, Fes, Merzouga, Dades Gorges and Marrakech).

• Walking tour in (Volubilis, Fes and Marrakech).

• Sleeping in the desert camp.

• Camel trek in the desert.

• Dinners and breakfasts (Merzouga, Dades Goges).

Not Included:

✗Lunches, drinks during the tour.

✗ Entrance fees to museums and attractions.

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