Morocco is a mesmerizing blend of ancient tradition and modern flair, where labyrinthine medinas meet golden dunes and snow-capped peaks. Opting for the 11 days Morocco tour from Casablanca allows you to immerse yourself in the country’s rich history, diverse landscapes, and vibrant culture without rushing. You’ll travel through time in imperial cities, ride camels in the Sahara, marvel at mountain passes, and savor tagines in local riads.
This itinerary is designed for travelers who want the full Moroccan experience from bustling souks to tranquil oases. With two full weeks, you can explore both famous attractions and hidden gems, guided by local insight and authentic encounters.
Visiting the iconic Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca
Exploring the historic landmarks of Rabat, Morocco’s capital
Wandering the blue-painted streets of Chefchaouen
Touring the ancient Roman ruins of Volubilis
Discovering the imperial cities: Meknes, Fes, and Marrakech
Getting lost in the Fes medina, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Crossing the Middle and High Atlas Mountains
Riding a camel through the Sahara Desert at sunset
Spending a magical night in a Berber desert camp under the stars
Hiking through the dramatic Todra Gorges and scenic Dades Valley
Visiting the film studios and kasbahs of Ouarzazate
Exploring the fortified village of Ait Benhaddou
Experiencing the vibrant energy of Jemaa el-Fnaa square in Marrakech
Relaxing in the stunning Majorelle Garden
Shopping for traditional Moroccan handicrafts in local souks
Casablanca
8:00 AM
Upon landing at Casablanca Mohammed V Airport, your private transfer brings you to your hotel in Casablanca. Settle into your riad or luxury beachfront resort before a guided evening tour featuring the Hassan II Mosque the largest mosque in Africa and second tallest minaret in the world where you’ll marvel at intricate zellij mosaic work and hand-carved cedar wood. Enjoy seafood on the Corniche or dine at Rick’s Café, inspired by the iconic film, and taste your first mint tea brewed with fresh nana leaves. This introduction to Moroccan culture, Moroccan hospitality, and Moroccan cuisine sets the tone for your Morocco travel adventure.
After breakfast overlooking the Atlantic, journey north along the coast to the capital city of Rabat (an imperial city and UNESCO World Heritage site). Explore the Kasbah of the Udayas with its Andalusian Gardens and historic ramparts, admire the unfinished Hassan Tower, then tour the Mausoleum of Mohammed V. Taste Moroccan pastries and mint tea in the medina before continuing to your Marrakech or Fes-bound hotel. This stage combines Moroccan history, imperial architecture, and Rabat attractions seamlessly
Your drive takes you to Meknes, nicknamed Morocco Versailles,” where you’ll photograph Bab Mansour gate, stroll the Place el‑Hedim, and sample mint tea in local cafés. Continuing to Fes via Volubilis optional you arrive in Morocco spiritual heart. Nestled within the listed Fes el‑Bali medina, your riad offers lantern-lit riad courtyards and rooftop terraces overlooking the medina’s maze of alleyways, leather tanneries, and madrasa mosaics.
Under the guidance of a local Moroccan tour guide, you’ll explore the medieval medina: the Bou Inania Madrasa, Al‑Qarawiyyin University (oldest in the world), and color-drenched leather dye pits. Pass through souks selling spices, kaftans, and pottery. You may choose to join a Moroccan cooking class at a family-run maison or attend a traditional hammam spa session. Evening free.
Drive into the Middle Atlas, passing Ifrane Little Switzerland and cedar forests filled with Barbary macaques. Snack on Berber pancakes and mint tea in Midelt before descending through the Ziz Valley’s palm oases. In Merzouga, prepare for your Sahara tour: board your camels—or 4×4 into the Erg Chebbi dunes for sunset camel trekking. Overnight in a luxury desert camp under the Milky Way. A desert cooking demonstration and campfire Berber music await.
Wake early for sunrise over the dunes. Return to Merzouga, then drive to Rissani to visit the bustling market. Continue through desert wilderness to Todra Gorge, where you’ll enjoy a canyon-side walk and lunch. Later, explore the lush Dades Valley with its rosewater cooperatives and Kasbahs, then check into a valley-side hotel
After breakfast, walk through palm-fringed trails in the rose valley during peak bloom. Travel via Agdz and Tamnougalt Kasbah before reaching Ouarzazate Morocco Hollywood of North Africa. Explore the Atlas Film Studios or Taourirt Kasbah before overnighting in a kasbah-style guesthouse.
Visit Aït Benhaddou, a UNESCO fortress and famous film-set location (Game of Thrones, Gladiator). Weave through the High Atlas Mountains via Tizi n’Tichka Pass (2,260 m) to the vibrant city of Marrakech. Evening at leisure: explore Jemaa el‑Fna’s storytelling Halqa, snake charmers, and bustling food stalls.
Today guided walking tour includes the Bahia Palace’s mosaic gardens, Saadian Tombs set beneath orange trees, and the Yves Saint Laurent-designed Majorelle Garden. Shop in Marrakech’s souks for leather goods, spices, lanterns, and rugs. Afternoon optional Moroccan hammam or cooking workshop appreciate tagine techniques or couscous making. Evening at leisure.
Your day is all yours: enjoy optional sunrise hot-air balloon rides over the Palmeraie, pampering spa sessions in a traditional hammam, horse-drawn carriage rides, or rooftop terrace lounging. Explore Dar Si Said Museum, secret gardens, or tranquil courtyards in medieval riads. Marrakech’s endless souks offer photographic gold and cultural immersion
Depending on your departure city, enjoy a final breakfast at your riad. Private transfer to Casablanca–Mohammed V Airport or Marrakech-Menara Airport. Reflect on your Morocco tours filled with desert camel treks, Atlas mountain scenery, imperial cities, cultural heritage, kasbah architecture, rift-valley landscapes.
