Multi-day tour
14-Day Grand Morocco Tour: Imperial Cities, Sahara and Coast
Two weeks, the whole country: the north, Fes, the desert, the kasbah road, Marrakech and the Atlantic at Essaouira.
Casablanca, Rabat, Chefchaouen, Fes and Essaouira with a private driver, back in Marrakech on day seven.
A week around the north and the coast of Morocco without the desert: ideal if you have already done the Sahara or you would rather spend your time in medinas, on ramparts and at the ocean. You start in Marrakech, go up the coast through Casablanca and Rabat, climb to the blue town of Chefchaouen, then cross to Fes and come back to Marrakech by Beni Mellal.
The last two days are for Essaouira, the wind-swept port town where you can walk the ramparts, eat grilled sardines on the quay and sleep inside the medina.
Hassan II Mosque, Corniche, then Rabat: Hassan Tower, the Mausoleum of Mohammed V and the Kasbah of the Udayas.
Drive north via Ouezzane into the Rif mountains. Afternoon free in the blue medina, sunset from the Spanish Mosque.
Roman ruins of Volubilis with a guide, lunch in Meknes, Bab Mansour and the royal stables, arrival in Fes.
Full day in the medina with a licensed guide: madrasas, tanneries, Al Quaraouiyine and the artisan quarters.
Cedar forest, Ifrane, lunch in Beni Mellal and arrival in Marrakech in the late afternoon.
Argan oil cooperative on the way, then a free afternoon in Essaouira: ramparts, port, souks.
Morning at the beach or in the medina, return to Marrakech by 15:00.
Yes, with three extra days. Look at the 10-day Imperial Cities and Sahara tour, or ask us to tailor it.
Multi-day tour
Two weeks, the whole country: the north, Fes, the desert, the kasbah road, Marrakech and the Atlantic at Essaouira.
Multi-day tour
The one-way route: Atlas, kasbahs, a night in the Sahara and the cedar forests on the way to Fes.
Multi-day tour
The desert, the imperial city of Fes and the Middle Atlas in one loop that ends back in Marrakech.
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