10 days tour from Casablanca | Ultimate Itinerary

10 days tour from Casablanca is the best 10 days you can ever book in Morocco. We know that you might be overwhelmed with the amount of information out there on the net about the best 10 days tour in Morocco. However, our tour is the outcome of many years of experience.

Compared to bloggers who have visited Morocco, we traveled with thousands of travelers and we know every corner in the country. We know the popular destinations as well as the hidden places. Therefore, if you are looking for an optimized 10 days itinerary that allows you to travel comfortably while seeing the maximum of places, you are in the right place.

Consequently, we have divided this article into 3 parts, The first part talks about the destinations to see and the details about them. The second part tackles the day-to-day itinerary and activities so that you know what to do with your private driver and guides. However, the last part talks about what is included in our service and what is not included in our services.

Indeed, if you have special requirements, you can contact us and we will be more than happy to help you.

10 days tour from Casablanca includes old medinas, the Sahara desert, the Atlas mountains, and many other interesting destinations. On this tour, you will ride camels in Merzouga, you will camp in the heart desert, and you will hang out in the most exotic places that you can’t reach by yourself.

This 10 days tour from Casablanca offers you a great balance of culture, history, and adventure—and makes the most of your time. As it starts in Casablanca and ends in Marrakech, it allows you to see all the places on the itinerary without spending all the day in the car. However, the itinerary is easily adaptable if you would like to make some changes.

This 10 days itinerary is designed to guide you through the best places of the colorful and exotic country. Blessed with diverse geography, Morocco is one of the few places in the world where you can go sandboarding and snowboarding on the same day, a country offering you majestic beach landscapes, and dazzling mountain hikes. A country with a fascinating Arabic-Berber-European mix of culture, more unique than anything you’ve ever seen.

Casablanca and 10 days are the perfect combinations for many travelers who land in Morocco. Honestly, though we know why many of them book tours from Casablanca, we ignore why 10 days exactly !!

When we ask them, we get different answers that cannot be concluded in one general answer, the reasons are varied. Therefore, whatever the reason that pushed you to book this tour, we designed it for a reason.

The first reason is that in 10 days, you can see the most amazing destinations of Morocco in a relaxed pace. Generally, you spend a day or two in some places so that you can discover the culture and meet the locals. In addition, you size the opportunity to enjoy some of the activities so that you leave the country with a story to tell.

Short-term tours don’t include all activities and destinations; however, they skip a lot of places due to time constraints. 10 days tour from Casablanca guarantees both the quality of the experiences and the comfort of traveling.

Second, the tour starts in Casablanca because it is located in the northwest of Morocco and it is home to the biggest international airport in the country. Consequently, many direct flights link it to distant countries like the USA, Philippines, Malaysia- not to mention different cities in Europe. Therefore, many travelers find it easy to book direct flights to Casablanca.

Finally, Casablanca constitutes, in itself, a perfect destination. You can enjoy its modern architecture inspired by French designs and visit the biggest Mosque in Africa.

10 days Morocco itinerary is available all year round. You can book it any time you want. However, we suggest avoiding some months because either it gets very hot or very cold.

If you intend to travel to Morocco, then January and February are not the good months to do so. The majority of the country gets cold and it runs all the time. If you travel to the desert from Fes, you cannot cross the high Atlas Mountains because of snow. Therefore, the travel becomes difficult and there is a risque of spending most of your time in the hotel.

However, if you just need a break to Marrakech or the south of the country. Then, it is possible to arrange a visit after you check the weather. We cannot guarantee the quality of travel because the weather changes quickly.

In addition to January and February, June, July, and August are the months to avoid. The Sahara desert gets so hot and you can’t support the heat. Therefore, the majority of travel operators try to avoid organizing tours during these months.

For the other months, it is good to travel as the weather in Morocco becomes moderate. The best seasons to book your 10 days tour from Casablanca are then Autumn and Spring. The peak months are Mars, April, Mai, September, October, & November.

What is amazing about these months is that it collides with the cheapest time to fly to Morocco.

Normally, the flight ticket gets very expensive in July and August, and then it goes down in September and October.

People usually try to travel during the summer because their children have holidays. However, in September, as the children start school, many families settle down and the movement of travelers goes down. This witnesses the decrease in the ticket price until February when it starts raising again.

It happens that the ticket price increases with the school holidays. However, bear in mind that the holidays in your country don’t collide with the holidays in your bordering country. That is to say, if ticket prices to Morocco are getting expensive to Morocco during the holidays, try to check the prices from your neighboring country; there is a high chance that you will save at least 100$/ person.

Another trick is to check the prices from an incognito window. Normally, when you browse the internet, the cookies are being stored in your navigator. These cookies store information about your interests.  With machine learning, the more you check the ticket’s prices, the more it gets increased. (Please note that this is not approved by any organism, however, we observed this multiple times when we buy tickets)

Lastly, try to buy tickets three weeks or one month ahead of your traveling date. As the time of flight gets close, the ticket price increases.

Indeed, if you like to Book your 10 days tour to Morocco, there are many reasons to do it during the Autumn or spring.

This 10 days tour from Casablanca includes almost all the best destinations in Morocco. It includes Marrakech, Fes, Chefchaoeun, The Sahara Desert, Meknes, and others. Therefore, it is an inclusive tour.

Marrakesh is one of the most visited cities in the world and many people knew Marrakech before even they knew Morocco. What gave this city its international vibe is its mystery and its contradictions.

Marrakech is one of the few cities in the world where you will see primitive life rituals just near the 5-star luxury hotels and restaurants. The past and the present meet at its door so that you will witness fancy houses just neighboured with the old ancient buildings.

It’s a city where you can find uneducated people speaking 5 languages, snake charmers, magicians, and stunning performances that will take your breath away. Today Marrakesh is a UNESCO World Heritage site.

In the past Marrakesh was an important point of trading. As it linked the south to the north, Marrakech was a thriving city and that was one of the important factors that helped it keep its gloried past intact.

In our 10 days tour from Casablanca, we devoted a full day to this city that you will discover with a private guide.

You might be surprised when you discover that the medina of Fes is older and bigger than that of Marrakech. Yes, it is true. The medina of Fes is way bigger than the medina of Marrakech.

In Fes, there is a high risk of getting lost. In fact, the city is composed of sneaky small alleys and each alley leads to many alleys. If you don’t have a good memory, it is easy to lose your way.

We usually advise our travelers to use a map if they want to discover it by themselves. However, in our 10 days itinerary, we usually use a local guide.

Fes was founded as the new capital of the Idrisid Dynasty in 789 AD, 280 years before the foundation of Marrakech by the Almoravid Dynasty.

Exactly like Marrakech, Fes also is a UNESCO World Heritage site

Many travelers think that the desert is close to Marrakech, or Marrakech is located in the desert. However, it is not true. The real desert is located almost 10 hours ride east closing to the borders of Algeria, in a place called Merzouga. Unlike the western Sahara, which is the biggest desert in Morocco, the desert of Merzouga is safe and has been a wonderful destination for many travelers and stars since 2000.

What is amazing about the desert is its dunes, camels, and its camps.  The dunes are made of wind-blown sand that have been collected and formed in its area.

The legend says that these dunes were sent by God as a punishment for turning away a weary traveler from the locals. People of Merzouga believe that the dunes piled up near their village to teach them a lesson so that they would never refuse to help a tired traveler ever again.

In addition to the dunes, camel trekking also makes the Desert worth a visit. When you watch Hollywood movies, and you see actors riding camels, and you wonder where in the world is this happening, I assure you that most probably in the Desert of Morocco. For example, The Mummy and Prince of Persia have been shot there.

Indeed, camps in the desert give it an unparalleled charm. When you go their, you will experience what it looks like a primitive life. Though the camps are comfortable and equipped with modern stuff, you can get a glimpse of the vibe of the desert.

No one wants to skip Chefchaouen when it comes to 10 days tour from Casablanca. Indeed, it is one of the best locations to visit in Morocco.

This remarkable medina is worth visiting for its visual appeal alone—but it also offers much more: a relaxed city, rugged mountains, delicious food, and a fascinating history. Chefchaouen is perhaps one of the world’s most instantly recognizable cities. Its marvelous blue streets and walls are unmistakable.

The city will take your breath away. As you stroll around its blue streets, you’ll see amazing views everywhere you look. Every corner is worth a picture! In addition, it’s located in the Rif Mountains and can enjoy majestic views from vantage points there.

A tour to Chefchaoueun allows you to see and discover this one-of-a-kind city.

The list of locations to see in this 10 days tour from Morocco doesn’t end here; however, there are a number of interesting locations that you are going to see.

These destinations include Meknes, Volubilis, Rabat, the cinema Studio, Ait Benhaddou…etc. All of these are the major destinations in Morocco and you will discover how diverse the country is. In fact, when you move from one place to another, you will be surprised by the difference Morocco incarnates.

• Meknes: This city has a lot to say, it was the capital of Morocco under the rule of Moulay Ismael and was built by Almoravids as a military settlement. This city is renowned for its extensive fortifications and monumental gates that you will absolutely love to see.
• Volubilis: located close to Meknes, Volubilis was once one of the prosperous cities in the Roman era. Its ruins stayed intact until they were destroyed by an earthquake in the mid-18th century. Currently is one of the main destinations in Morocco.
• Cinema Studio: If you are a film buff, you shouldn’t skip Atlas Studio. Our 10 days tour will take through the rather astonishing Morocco’s addition to mainstream cinema. This studio is considered to be amongst the biggest studios in the world. When you reach there, you will have a guided visit to the studio.

• Ait Benhaddou: a fortified site that links the desert with Marrakech. The site is listed as UNESCO world Heritage site and featured in many Hollywood movies and films: Yenkei in the Game of Thrones for example.