Starting and finishing in Casablanca! You may take a 9 day desert tour from Casablanca. Morocco and 9 other Moroccan cities with the In-depth Cultural Tour Morocco 9 Days Tour from Casablanca. A 9-day tour to Morocco departing from Casablanca includes lodging, food, a knowledgeable guide, transportation, and more.

Desert tour from casablanca 9 days itinerary

Day 1: Casablanca Airport

Your driver will meet you at the Mohamed 5 Airport in Casablanca and transport you to your accommodation. In the motel for the night. Additionally, if you had already been in Casablanca a few days prior. We would have picked you up from your hotel and begun the tour.

Day 2: Casablanca to Chefchaouen via Capital Rabat

You will begin your day 2 of Desert tour from casablanca to see Hassan 2 Mosque, Casablanca’s largest mosque, in the morning. Then you will travel to Rabat, the Moroccan capital. The Bab Challah, the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, one of the principal entrances to the royal palace. And the Oudaya Kasbah will be our first stops. Lunch at a neighborhood eatery. Then we proceed directly to Chefchaouen, which is known for its blue hue. Of course, along the route, we pass through a number of little villages and stop for breaks. Arriving in Chefchaouen a little early will give you time to explore the medina’s blue lanes. Snap photos, and sample the local cuisine. In the motel for the night.

Day 3: Chefchaouen to Fes via Volubilis

Attractions in Chefchaouen You can explore the blue city at your leisure the entire morning. A city called it can be found in Morocco’s northwest, in the Rif Mountains. It is well known for the amazing structures in its old town that are various shades of fading blue. Along its narrow, cobblestone alleys are leather and weaving shops. The fifteenth-century casbah, fortress, and keep with ethnographic and cultural exhibitions are located in the Outa el Hammam neighborhood’s shaded center plaza. There is not far from where the Great Mosque’s octagonal minaret rises.

Day 4: Explore Fes Medina

You will begin your exploration of the oldest Moroccan city by strolling through its narrow streets and alleyways after breakfast in your riad. The first stop on our tour is the Royal Palace Gate, the Jewish Quarter, and the earliest Mellah ever constructed in Morocco, which was constructed in the fourteenth century. The renowned Al Qaraouine University, the oldest in the world, the tanneries, and the mausoleum of Moulay Idriss are just a few of the places with historical and cultural significance that we will make sure you see. Following lunch, you will see the cooperative for tiles before taking in a breathtaking 360-degree perspective of the entire Medina of Fes. Same Riad for the night.

Day 5: Fes – Ifrane – Azrou – Midelt – Ziz Valley – Erfoud – Merzouga Desert

You will depart Fes after breakfast and travel through Midelt and the Ziz valley to Merzouga. You will pass via Ifrane City today, a stunning mountain town known as the Switzerland of Morocco. At the center Atlas Mountains’ cedar grove, you will also pause here. While traveling, you’ll catch glimpses of the Center Atlas and Higher Atlas mountains. You’ll also stop in Azrou, a Berber village in the middle of Morocco’s largest cedar forest, where you’ll have the chance to encounter Barbary apes. Your journey then continues along the breathtaking Atlas Mountains and Hills to Midelt. Following a meal in Midelt.

You will journey through the breathtaking Ziz Gorge and the fascinating Tiz Ntalghamt pass, taking in views of the High Atlas plateau and observing how the landscape transforms as you reach the province of the south-east Errachidia city. After that, you’ll go to Erfoud and Rissani along the magnificent Ziz Valley, stopping along the way for panoramic vistas. When you get at Merzouga in the afternoon, a drink of mint tea will be waiting for you. Take a camel ride across the Merzouga Sahara Desert dunes to get to the tent where you will spend the night. You should bring a backpack with you so you can carry it over camels since camels cannot carry all of your belongings.

Day 6: Merzouga – Todra Gorge – Dades Gorge

The dawn over the sand dunes of the Sahara Erg Chebbi dunes will likely be the best sunrise of your life, so you should get up early to see it. You will eat a Berber breakfast in the camp following a beautiful sunrise over sand dunes. After that, you’ll return to Merzouga hamlet on a calm camel trip. You can’t help but be in awe of the beautiful Erg Chebbi sand dunes as you go since they change with the light throughout the day. Then you’ll set out for Morocco’s highest and narrowest gorges, Rissani, Tinghir, and Todgha. We’ll drive into the Dades Valley after lunch in the valley, where you can see the magnificent sand castles and the remarkable rock formations known as “monkey toes.” The overnight lodging will be at a posh guest home with breakfast and dinner overlooking the Dades Valley.

Day 7: Dades – Ouarzazate – Ait Benhaddou – Tizi-n-Tichka – Marrakech

You will begin your journey via the Dades Valley to Ouarzazate and then to Marrakech after breakfast in your lodging. The “way of the thousand Kasbahs” that runs through Dades Valley offers many opportunity to capture some of your best travel photography. If you choose, you can visit the cooperative for roses in Kalaat M’Gouna, the heart of the rose valley, and buy rosewater, which will leave your linen smelling fresh for a long time after your trip is finished.

Follow the Ait Benhaddou Kasbah all the way to Marrakech. The Kasbah, which was constructed by Et Hami El Glaoui, one of the last Berber chieftains, in the 19th century, is now home to many Glaoui people. Before reaching your overnight lodging in Marrakech, your journey will continue through the magnificent Tizi n’Tichka Pass (2260 m) over the High Atlas Mountains, where you will have the chance to learn about the method used by Berber women in their cooperative to produce Argan oil, which is only produced in Morocco.

Day 8: Sightseeing in Marrakech

You can begin touring Marrakech, “the red city of Morocco,” after breakfast in the riad. We’ll make sure you visit the most significant places of historical and cultural interest, such as the Bahia Palace, the Koutoubia Tower, the Majorelle Gardens, and the Saadian Tombs. You will stroll through the souks after lunch at a restaurant close to the square to see hundreds of handmade items. You will have some free time in the afternoon to explore the other areas of the city on your own.