In the second day of your Morocco travel, you will explore Rabat before you leave to Chefchaouen. After breakfast, you’ll visit Roman and Islamic ruins, the 20th-century Andalusian Gardens, and Hassan Tower, a 12th-century minaret.

After breakfast, you leave for Chefchaouen. The travel will take around 4 hours and you will get impressed by the majestic view along the way. You arrive to Chefchaouen in the evening. Overnight at your Riad in Chefchaouen.

Chefchaouen is the one place you shouldn’t skip when you travel to Morocco. It a mountain village painted in 100 shades of blue. In addition, the city is located in the Rif Mountains and every corner has its own kind of blue. This Morocco cities is unique

After breakfast, you can hang out in the boldly-hued medina, which dates from the 15th century, and stop for a mint tea on Plaza Outa el-Hammam. As the sun goes down, walk up the path to the abandoned Spanish Mosque (a 20-30 minute stroll) to take in views of the city and the mountains.

Indeed, Chefchaouen is the pearl city of Morocco. 1 day is not enough for a stay in this lovely city.

Getting from Chefchaouen to Fes is about 4-hour ride along a beautiful route. You really see the countryside of Morocco, which is great to see besides the big cities. However, before getting to Fes, you stop in Meknes to see Volubilis and some interesting places.

Volubilis is a great landmark in Morocco. It was founded by the Berber people in the 3rd century BC. After the fall of Carthage, the city became part of Mauretania. However, in 25 BC, King Juba II was placed on the throne and began building his royal capital at Volubilis. Despite his Berber ancestry, Juba was married to the daughter of Mark Antony and Cleopatra, and his tastes were distinctly Roman. The city’s public buildings (including a forum, a basilica and a triumphal arch) reflect the architectural styles of Roman cities across Europe.

Fes is the cultural city of Morocco. It is the oldest surviving city in the world and contains the oldest and the first university in the world. It is the Quranic university called al-Qarawiyyin. Founded in 859 AD, al-Qarawiyyin still receives students up today. It is rich in terms of history and monuments. Your tours in Morocco should include Fes.

After breakfast, you start your guided tour to explore the city. You explore both medina quarters, Fes el Bali and Fes el Jdid with a guide. You walk in the narrow alleys of Talâa Kebira and through the old souks (markets). Finally, will visit also the Chouara Tannery and its many dye-filled stone pots, where the men at work use centuries-old techniques.

In the sixth day of your Morocco tour, you will head to Merzouga. Merzouga is a town on the edge of the Sahara Desert in Morocco. From here, it is about one hour drive to your lux camp where you will be staying for the night. However, before getting to Merzouga, you cross Azrou, Ifran, Midelt, Erfoud, and then Merzouga.

You stop first in Ifran and Azrou. The Cedar forest of Azrou is attractive. You will see wild monkeys and you can take pictures. After that, you continue your way to Midelt where you will have lunch. When you get to Erfoud, known for fossil mining, you can stop to meet local artisans before continuing onto Erg Chebbi. Erg Chebbi is an extensive complex of sand dunes that shift and travel depending on the changing wind. When you reach Merzouga, it’s time for a camel ride through the dunes of Erg Chebbi. On the way, you watch the most beautiful sunset in your life where the color of the sky mixes with the color of sands. After one hour ride, you get to your lux camp and you spend your night under the starry sky.

Indeed, camel ride and desert camping is the most popular activities in the Sahara.

In the 7th day of your Morocco tour, you will be woken up early after a great evening with music and dinner to see the sunrise. After the sunrise, breakfast will be served. Then your camel ride adventure will begin via the Sahara Desert. Camels will take you back to Merzouga.

You ride your car again to carry on your 10 days tour from Casablanca. Heading to Boumalne Dades as your place to sleep on your way to Marrakech. You will visit a lot of sights on your way to Boumalne Dades. You will stay in one of the best Kasbahs before you leave the next day to Ait Ben Haddou and Ouarzazate.

On the 8th day of the tour, you will be visiting Ait Ben Haddou and visiting one of the highest points in the Atlas mountains. Ait Ben Haddou is a UNESCO World Heritage site that dates to the 11th century. The village is composed of so many Kasbahs that served in various Hollywodd movies. After lunch you leave Ait Ben Haddou to Marrakech via the twists and turns of Tizi N’tichka. The views from up there are spectacular. By the end of the day, you will arrive in Marrakech, Probably ready to dip in a pool. Overnight at your Riad in Marrakech. Finally, the tour from Ait Ben Haddou to Marrakech is amazing.

Marrakech is a great city to end your travel in Morocco. After breakfast, you meet our guide who will take you in a Marrakech city tour. You will explore the best places like Koutoubia minaret, Majorelle Garden, and Saadian tombs. Then, you will have lunch is some local restaurants before you continue your tour. As the sun goes down, you’ll want to be near the main square of Jemaa el-Fna as it comes alive with musicians, performers, snake charmers, and food vendors.

Indeed, Marrakech will captivate you. You will never forget this beautiful city.