Join our 6-day shared Morocco tour from Casablanca and explore the country’s most iconic highlights with fellow travelers. Start in Casablanca with a visit to the Hassan II Mosque before continuing to Rabat, Morocco’s capital, and the blue-washed town of Chefchaouen. On day two, discover the ancient Roman ruins of Volubilis and the cultural treasures of Fes. Journey south through Azrou’s cedar forests, Midelt, and the Ziz Valley before reaching Merzouga, where you’ll enjoy a camel trek and spend the night under the stars in a desert camp. Continue through the impressive Todra Gorges and the Dades Valley, then head to Ouarzazate, known as the “Hollywood of Africa,” before crossing the High Atlas Mountains. Arrive in Marrakech to explore its bustling medina, palaces, and famous Jemaa El Fna square. End your adventure back in Casablanca, taking home unforgettable memories of Morocco’s landscapes, culture, and traditions.
In the morning, after breakfast, start our 6-Day Morocco tour from Casablanca, we drive along the coast to Rabat, one of Morocco’s four imperial cities, is also the country’s current political capital.
You’ll visit : The three main sites to visit are the Hassan Tower, the Mausoleum of Mohammed V and the Kasbah des Oudayas. Free time is allowed for lunch.
After lunch, we drive north through the town of Ouazzane to Chefchaouen, also known as the Blue City, in the Rif mountains. They have a great affection for the color combination of blue and white, particularly appreciating buildings and alleyways that are painted in these hues. Stay in a unique hotel establishment.
Once we’ve enjoyed a generous breakfast, we set off for a stroll through the charming alleyways of Chefchaouen, the beautiful blue city.
We then head for the archaeological site of Volubilis, an ancient city established by the Romans. It’s well-preserved, having been listed as a World Heritage Site. In addition, there are many magnificent mosaics scattered around in no particular order, as well as ancient pillars and arches.
We then transfer to Fez. For one night, we opted for a Riad as accommodation during my activity.
After a hearty breakfast, we head south towards Imouzzer to reach Ifrane. This town is well known for its various services, such as vaccination, cold and snow management, and alpine-style houses. That’s why it’s also known as the Switzerland of Morocco.
The route then continues through the dense cedar forest, home to Gibraltar’s only primate species: the Barbary macaque. When you’re lost in the forest, it’s also possible to feed them. After this, we continue on our way to Midelt through the Rif and have some free time for lunch.
After that, we pass over the Tizi-n-Tilghmt pass and through the Ziz valley to Merzouga.
Night in Camp
We leave the desert after breakfast to go to Rissani where we’ll visit the Local market place (market days: tuesday, thursday and saturday). We continue then to Tinghir via Erfoud where we can visit the manufactures of fossilized marble before starting our way to Touroug and Tinjdad palm groves.
One hour later we’ll reach one of the best places of the High Atlas, the Todra Gorges. The course of the river has carved out cliff-sided canyon and it’s because of its beauty and the high rock sides that’s very popular among climbers. Free time to have lunch in this wonderful place. A short walk through the gorges is very advisable to better appreciate the beauty of the landscape.
In the afternoon we continue to the Dades valley, also known as the figs valley going through Boumalne Dades we’ll stop at the “monkey legs”. Dinner and night at the Dades gorges.
The morning after breakfast we will to Ouarazate. The colours you will see are incredible, deep oranges and yellows flowing into purples, reds and blues. After lunch we take the road for a trip to Kalaa Magouna to discover the Valley of the Roses, followed by breakfast. Every May, under the gardening center, a show dedicated to roses takes place, during which growers display their creations based on this flower. After this, we continue our journey through the palm groves of Skoura before heading off to our next tourist destinations. Finally, we arrive in Ouarzazate, also known as the gateway to the desert. In addition, we’ll be paying particular attention to the studios whose film shoots have given rise to some very famous movies.
After that, we continue on to the renowned Kasbah d’Ait Ben Haddou. A World Heritage site that also enjoys special status as a cultural center. What’s more, the Kasbah has appeared in numerous films, including : Films such as Gladiator, Alexander and The Mummy are all part of the selection. And TV series such as GOT (Game Of Thrones) are particularly noteworthy.
After visiting the fantastic places we will drive back to Marrakech through the landscapes of the High Atlas mountains, we will have some stops including the visit of Kasbah Telouet which is one of the oldest Kasbahs in the High Atlas, after visiting this ancient kasbah we will continue our way via the Tizi N’tichka pass then stop for lunch before arriving the red city, after this local lunch and delicious one, we will continue the way back to Marrakech.
After breakfast, begin your day by exploring the captivating city of Marrakech, free time to explore the iconic Koutoubia Mosque, a stunning example of Almohad architecture, and then delve into the medina’s bustling souks, alive with color, energy, and countless shopping opportunities. Later we leave Marrakech and head towards Casablanca.
Today is the last day of this 6-Days Morocco Tours from Casablanca depends on your flight details. As mentioned, you can end this tour whether in the red city Marrakech or Casablanca. If you fly in the evening, we would spend more time discovering other sites in Marrakech. However, we can drive to Casablanca, then we will have to take the High way.
The whole tour from start to finish was incredible. Our guide/driver Mustapha was kind and friendly and took time to get to know us throughout the trip. He looked after us incredibly weak and worked hard to ensure we were conformal at all times. We had two professional guides, one in Fez and second in Marrakech. Both were very good at bringing the city and its history to life. A particular highlight for us was the stay in the Sahara at Mezouga. Ayoub at Nomad Luxury Camp and all the staff there were fantastic, we were lucky enough to spend Christmas Eve singing, drumming and dancing round the campfire! Abdul the owner of the company also came to greet us in Marrakesh. He walked with us from our Riad to the main square and was kind enough to take us for dinner – a gesture that was most unexpected. The accommodations we stayed in were simple, authentic Riads and small hotels, some were very simple but they were clean and the service was good. We had more than enough for breakfast each day and were never hungry. Abdul and everyone we met from this business were absolute gentlemen. I would not hesitate to recommend them to anyone looking for a tour of Morocco.
