Day 1: Arrival in Casablanca 
– Sightseeing & Transfer to Rabat
Your 14-day Morocco tour from Casablanca begins the moment you land. Upon arrival at Casablanca Mohammed V International Airport, our friendly English-speaking driver will greet you and assist with your luggage.
Start your journey with a short city tour of Casablanca, Morocco’s bustling economic hub. Begin with a visit to the iconic Hassan II Mosque
, one of the largest and most stunning mosques in the world, majestically perched above the Atlantic Ocean and it is open to non-muslims. Afterward, enjoy a panoramic drive past the historic Sacred Heart Cathedral, the lively Mohammed V Square, and the famous Rick’s Café, inspired by the classic film Casablanca—a perfect way to soak in the city’s blend of tradition and modern charm.
Afterward, you will drive toward Rabat, the capital city of Morocco. This city offers a peaceful introduction to the country’s imperial legacy. Once in Rabat, you will have time to explore highlights such as Hassan Tower & Mohammed V Mausoleum, the Royal Palace, and the Kasbah of the Udayas—a charming fortress overlooking the Bouregreg River.
Your first day of the 14-Day Morocco tour from Casablanca ends with a relaxing overnight stay in Rabat. Settle into your accommodation and enjoy your first taste of Moroccan hospitality.
Day 2: Rabat – Assilah – Rif Mountains 
– Chefchaouen
After breakfast in Rabat, begin your drive north. You will pass through lush landscapes, vibrant agricultural fields dotted with animals such as cows, sheep, and horses, as well as banana greenhouses, before arriving in the artistic town of Assilah.This small fortified town along the Atlantic coast is known for its whitewashed buildings, colorful murals, and Portuguese ramparts.
Enjoy a leisurely walk through the medina, explore the seafront, and stop for a seaside lunch. Then, continue your journey into the Rif Mountains, where the scenery becomes more dramatic with forested hills and winding roads.
In the late afternoon, arrive in Chefchaouen, the iconic “Blue Pearl” of Morocco. Nestled high in the Rif Mountains, this town is famous for its calming blue alleys and laid-back atmosphere. Settle into your riad/hotel and prepare to explore more of Chefchaouen the next day.
Day 3: Exploring Chefchaouen 
& Optional Visit to Akchour Waterfalls 
Spend a full day exploring the enchanting blue city of Chefchaouen, nestled in the Rif Mountains. Wander its narrow, winding streets painted in vibrant shades of blue, browse local crafts, and soak up the relaxed atmosphere that makes Chefchaouen a must-visit destination on your 14-day Morocco tour from Casablanca. Don’t miss the chance to hike up to the Spanish Mosque, where you can enjoy a beautiful panoramic view of the city and witness a breathtaking sunset over the Rif Mountains.
For nature lovers, an optional excursion to the stunning Akchour Waterfalls offers breathtaking hiking trails and scenic views of cascading waters surrounded by lush greenery.
Day 4: Chefchaouen – Volubilis 
– Moulay Idriss – Meknes – Fes
After breakfast, leave the blue city of Chefchaouen and head towards the ancient Roman ruins of Volubilis. This UNESCO World Heritage site showcases impressive mosaics and well-preserved structures, offering a fascinating glimpse into Morocco’s rich history. Next, visit the nearby holy town of Moulay Idriss, an important pilgrimage destination known for its spiritual significance and charming streets.
After that, continue your journey to Meknes, one of Morocco’s imperial cities, where you can admire grand monuments such as Bab Mansour and the Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail, the powerful sultan who shaped much of the city’s heritage. In the evening, arrive in Fes to rest and prepare for the next day’s exploration.
Day 5: Exploring Fes with a Fluent English-Speaking Local Guide
Discover the magic of Fes with a fluent English-speaking local guide on this full-day immersive experience, divided into two fascinating parts.
Part 1 – Outside the Medina:
Your driver and expert local guide will begin by showing you the impressive Royal Palace, famous for its grand gates and stunning architecture. Then, enjoy panoramic views of Fes from scenic viewpoints nearby. You will also visit traditional ceramic factories where you will witness the intricate craftsmanship behind Fes’s renowned pottery.
Part 2 – Inside the Medina:
Return to the heart of the city for an in-depth exploration of Fes’s historic Medina. Wander through its narrow, labyrinthine streets alongside your local guide, who will share insights into the rich culture and heritage of this UNESCO World Heritage site. Visit the iconic University of Al Quaraouiyine, the oldest continually operating university in the world, founded in 859 AD. Explore the beautifully decorated Bou Inania Madrasa and Al-Attarine Madrasa, both masterpieces of Marinid architecture.
One of the most unforgettable sights is the Chouara Tannery, the oldest and largest tannery in Fes, where traditional leather-making methods have remained unchanged for centuries. From the nearby terraces, you will see artisans at work in colorful stone vats, producing some of the world’s finest leather goods.
Stroll through the bustling El-Attarine Souk, filled with vibrant spices, traditional crafts, and local life. Your guide will introduce you to artisans, traders, and the stories behind their crafts, making this a truly authentic Moroccan experience.
This unforgettable day in Fes is one of the highlights of your 14-day Morocco tour from Casablanca, combining history, culture, and local life guided by an expert fluent in English.
Day 6: Fes – Ifrane – Cedar Forest 
– Midelt – Ziz Gorges – Erfoud – Erg Chebbi Sand Dunes
After breakfast, depart Fes and begin your journey through the scenic Middle Atlas Mountains. Your first stop is the charming town of Ifrane, often referred to as the “Little Switzerland of Morocco,” with its alpine architecture style and clean, flower-lined streets. Next, head to the Cedar Forest near Azrou, where you may spot wild Barbary macaque monkeys roaming freely among ancient cedar trees.
Continue south through Midelt, a town famous for its apple festival and breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. As you drive deeper into southern Morocco, descend into the dramatic Ziz Gorges, carved by the Ziz River, offering a fantastic photo opportunity with its date palm valleys 
and red rock cliffs.
Afterwards, you will drive through Erfoud, known for its fossil workshops and the annual Date Festival, celebrating the region’s rich agricultural heritage. After a short break here if needed, head to the edge of the Sahara Desert where the towering Erg Chebbi sand dunes rise majestically near Merzouga.
When the time is good for camel riding, you will begin a camel trekking adventure 
into the golden dunes — a truly iconic Moroccan experience. Ride across the vast desert as the sun sets, casting magical hues over the landscape. Your evening includes a warm welcome at a traditional Berber desert camp, where you will enjoy a delicious dinner, listen to live Berber music around the campfire, and sleep in a private tent under a star-filled sky.
This desert experience is often described as one of the most unforgettable moments of the 14-day Morocco tour from Casablanca.
Day 7: Desert Exploration 
– Merzouga Region
Wake up early to catch the breathtaking sunrise, a peaceful and magical moment that many travelers describe as the highlight of their desert journey. After breakfast at the camp, You will be picked by a 4×4 jeep for a desert exploration around the Merzouga desert region.
Begin with a visit to the nearby village of Khamlia, known for its warm hospitality and Gnawa music, brought by descendants of sub-Saharan African slaves. Enjoy a traditional performance and gain insight into their unique culture and history.
Next, take a short drive to the desert nomad families, who still live in traditional tents in the arid wilderness. Share a cup of tea with them and learn how they have adapted to the harsh conditions of the Sahara.
Then, explore the black volcanic desert plateaus, and stop at the fascinating Mifis mine, a site that was once a center for kohl (eyeliner) mining. The mine offers a glimpse into the area’s geological richness and a chance to learn about desert life beneath the surface.
For lunch, don’t miss the chance to try Berber pizza (also known as Madfouna) — a delicious traditional dish filled with spiced meat, vegetables, and herbs, baked inside handmade bread. It’s a local specialty of the area and a favorite among our English-speaking travelers looking for an authentic desert meal.
After enjoying lunch, your journey continues with a peaceful stroll through the local gardens of Merzouga — a surprising oasis of greenery in the desert. These traditional plots, sustained by underground water channels, showcase how local communities cultivate herbs, vegetables, and palm trees despite the arid climate.
As evening falls, return to your accommodation —another night in the Berber desert camp
️ Optional Desert Activities in Merzouga
To make your day even more unforgettable, consider adding one or more of these optional desert activities:
Sandboarding: Glide down the soft, golden dunes for an exhilarating experience.
Quad Biking / ATV Ride: Rent a quad bike and explore the dunes with a guided adventure.
Extra Camel Ride at Sunset: Even if you rode in the day before, a second camel trek during the golden hour is magical.
Day 8: Merzouga – Rissani – Khettarat – Todra Gorges – Dades Valley
After breakfast, begin your journey toward the lush valleys and dramatic gorges of southeastern Morocco.
Your first stop is Rissani, the historical capital of Tafilalt and a key trading post. Visit its bustling traditional souk (market), especially lively on market days (Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays). This authentic Moroccan experience offers a chance to explore local life, where traders exchange everything from spices, animals(sheep,goats,donkeys & cows), fabrics to livestock and dates.
Next, stop at a Khettarat system—an ancient underground irrigation network that has sustained agriculture in the desert for centuries. Learn how this ingenious engineering preserved water in one of the driest climates on Earth.
Continue your drive through striking landscapes to the magnificent Todra Gorges, where towering limestone cliffs rise up to 300 meters high. Take a short walk along the riverbed, where the cool shade and sheer canyon walls create one of Morocco’s most dramatic natural settings — ideal for photos and enjoying nature.
As you approach your destination for the evening, you will enter the Dades Valley, also known as the Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs. Before settling in for the night, admire the unusual “Monkey Fingers” rock formations, named for their peculiar, finger-like shapes eroded into the red cliffs. This surreal geological wonder is a favorite among photographers and geology lovers.
Overnight in Boumalen Dades.
Day 9: Boumalne Dades – Rose Town – Skoura – Ouarzazate – Ait Ben Haddou – High Atlas Mountains – Marrakech
After breakfast, leave the peaceful Dades Valley behind and continue your scenic drive through Morocco’s breathtaking southern landscapes.
Your first stop is the charming Rose Town
(Kalaat M’Gouna), especially famous in spring when the surrounding valleys bloom with thousands of pink roses. Depending on the season, you might witness the traditional rose distillation process or pick up locally made rose-scented products.
Next, journey along the famous Road of a Thousand Kasbahs, passing through Skoura—an oasis town known for its lush palm groves and centuries-old kasbahs. One of the most notable is Kasbah Amridil, a beautifully preserved fortress showcasing traditional Berber architecture and rural life
Arrive in Ouarzazate, often referred to as the “Hollywood of Africa” due to its film studios and desert backdrops. If time allows, you can visit the famous Atlas Film Studios 
, where scenes from Gladiator, Game of Thrones, and The Mummy were shot.
From there, travel to the nearby Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Morocco’s most iconic mudbrick villages. Walk through its alleys and climb to the top for panoramic views of the desert plains. This location is a highlight for many English-speaking visitors on a 14-day Morocco tour from Casablanca, offering both cultural heritage and cinematic magic.
In the late afternoon, begin your drive through the scenic High Atlas Mountains via the Tizi n’Tichka Pass (2,260 meters), with incredible mountain views and Berber villages perched on the hillsides.
Arrive in Marrakech by evening and check into your riad or hotel, ready to explore the Red City the next day.
Day 10: Exploring Marrakech with a Fluent English-Speaking Local Guide
Today, dive deep into the cultural heart of Marrakech with a fluent English-speaking local guide. Your walking tour will take place entirely within the historic Medina, offering you a rich journey through Morocco’s most iconic imperial city.
Start your exploration at the Koutoubia Mosque, the spiritual symbol of Marrakech. While non-Muslims are not allowed in, the exterior and its towering 12th-century minaret make for impressive views and photos. From there, explore the Saadian Tombs, a hidden treasure rediscovered in the early 20th century, where Saadian royalty rests beneath elaborately decorated marble and cedarwood.
Continue to the ruins of the El Badi Palace, once a majestic symbol of power, now a striking open-air museum offering panoramic views and echoes of past grandeur. Next, walk through the Jewish Quarter (Mellah), home to traditional markets, synagogues, and a glimpse into Marrakech’s multicultural history.
Afterwards, visiting the Bahia Palace, a 19th-century architectural gem filled with intricately painted ceilings, marble courtyards, and lush gardens once home to the grand vizier’s harem. Then make your way to the beautifully restored Ben Youssef Madrasa, where the intricate tilework, carved cedar, and peaceful courtyards offer a glimpse into the scholarly life of old Marrakech.
Before ending the tour, stroll through Le Jardin Secret, a serene blend of Islamic architecture and botanical design tucked away within the medina. Finally, conclude your immersive cultural experience with a relaxing lunch at a traditional Moroccan restaurant.
After lunch, if you are interested in visiting the famous Majorelle Gardens your driver will gladly take you there. Please note: Tickets for the Majorelle Gardens must be booked online in advance, preferably before today, due to limited availability.
After your visit to the Majorelle Gardens, return to your riad in Marrakech, where you will have a free evening to unwind. You might choose to take a relaxing walk through Jemaa el-Fnaa Square, the vibrant heart of Marrakech’s old medina. This UNESCO-listed square comes alive at night with food stalls, snake charmers, street musicians, acrobats, and storytellers—offering an unforgettable sensory experience.
Alternatively, treat yourself to a traditional Moroccan hammam or spa session to relax after walking for hours.
This culturally rich day is one of the highlights of your Private Morocco Tour from Casablanca, offering insight into Marrakech’s deep history, spiritual legacy, and vibrant street life.
Day 11: Marrakech at Leisure – Optional Hot Air Balloon or Cooking Class – Journey to Essaouira
Start your morning with an unforgettable sunrise hot air balloon ride over Marrakech (optional), offering panoramic views of the Atlas Mountains, palm groves, and rural Berber villages bathed in golden light — an awe-inspiring experience for early risers.
Alternatively, immerse yourself in Morocco’s rich culinary traditions with a hands-on cooking class led by a local chef. Learn to prepare classic dishes such as tagine, couscous, and traditional Moroccan salads, followed by a delicious meal you’ve prepared yourself.
After your chosen activity or leisurely morning, depart for the charming coastal town of Essaouira, a laid-back seaside destination on the Atlantic. The drive will take you through scenic landscapes and vast Argan tree groves, where you may spot goats climbing the branches.
Arrive in Essaouira by the afternoon and settle into your riad. Enjoy free time to relax or wander the city’s medina.
Day 12: Essaouira Exploration 
Wake up to the sound of ocean waves and enjoy a peaceful breakfast in the breezy coastal town of Essaouira, formerly known as Mogador. This UNESCO World Heritage-listed medina has long captured the imagination of travelers, artists, and musicians with its relaxed pace, artistic soul, and historic significance.
Originally settled by the Phoenicians and later fortified by the Portuguese in the 16th century, Essaouira became a strategic trading port connecting sub-Saharan Africa, Europe, and the Arab world. Its mix of Arab, Berber, Jewish, and European influences can be felt in its architecture, music, and daily life.
Spend your day wandering the medina, where narrow alleys are lined with artisan shops selling woodwork, paintings, textiles, and silver jewelry. Visit the historic Skala de la Kasbah, the city’s ramparts overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, where old cannons still face the sea — perfect for panoramic photos.
At the lively fishing port, watch fishermen bring in their daily catch and explore the colorful boats anchored along the dock. You can also enjoy a freshly grilled seafood lunch at one of the many stalls or harbor-view restaurants.
Take time to relax on Essaouira’s wide sandy beach, known for its surfing 
, kite surfing, horse & camel rides along the shore, or visit a local art gallery to discover why this city has attracted creatives from around the world.
Day 13: Essaouira – Safi – Oualidia – Casablanca
After breakfast, leave the relaxed pace of Essaouira behind and journey north along Morocco’s Atlantic coast toward Casablanca. Your scenic drive includes beautiful ocean views and charming coastal towns.
Passing through Safi, a city known for its centuries-old pottery and ceramics tradition. Once an important Portuguese port, Safi still retains parts of its historic fortress walls. Continue along the coastline to Oualidia, a tranquil seaside village nestled around a peaceful lagoon. This town is renowned for its fresh oysters and seafood, as well as its beautiful natural setting. Stopping here for a relaxing lunch. After lunch, continue driving along the coastal road as the landscape gradually shifts toward more urban surroundings. Arrive in Casablanca where you will check into your hotel and enjoy your final night in Morocco’s modern metropolis.
Day 14: Final Departure from Casablanca 
On the last day of your 14-Day Morocco Tour from Casablanca, enjoy a leisurely breakfast at your hotel before preparing for your flight home. Depending on your flight schedule, your driver will ensure a timely transfer to Mohammed V International Airport in Casablanca, assisting you with your luggage and departure arrangements.
As your journey comes to a close, we hope you leave with unforgettable memories—from desert sunset & sunrise and blue mountain town to historic cities and warm Moroccan hospitality.
Safe travels and we hope to welcome you back again soon with Traveling Around Morocco!
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