About This Trip
On this 9-day tour, you'll experience the highlights of Morocco. Land in Casablanca and then transfer to Rabat for a historical city tour to explore its mosques, palaces, and souks. Visit the Roman Ruins of Volubilis and the maze-like medina of Fez. Afterward, head towards the Sahara Desert to see the breathtaking sunset before visiting the UNESCO Ait Ben Haddou. End your tour in Marrakech to discover its Moorish architecture, loving gardens, and bustling souks.
Itinerary Summary
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- 1Casablanca
- 2Rabat
- 3Rabat - Fez
- 4Fez
- 5 - 6Erfoud
- 7Ouarzazate
- 8 - 9Marrakech
Itinerary
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Day 1: Arrive in Casablanca
Upon arrival in Casablanca, take a private transfer to your hotel and have the rest of the day relaxing and recovering from the long flight. On the way, enjoy the exterior view of the Hassan II Mosque, with the 210-meter-tall minaret towering above the Atlantic Ocean.- Casablanca
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Day 2: Casablanca - Rabat
Depart for Rabat, the capital of Morocco.
Visit the Royal Palace of Rabat upon arrival. Ramble around its French-style landscaped gardens even though the interior remains closed to visitors. Continue to see the Hassan Tower, the minaret of the unfinished mosque. Pay respect at the Mausoleum of Mohammed V on the opposite side and then explore the UNESCO-listed Oudayas Kasbah. The narrow streets lined with whitewashed houses and distinct blue and white walls will bring you back in time and experience the charm of Morocco's neighborhood.
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Day 3: Rabat - Fez, Visit Meknes and Volubilis
After breakfast, head out to Morocco's Berber-Roman ruined city of Volubilis. Wander the expansive complex to admire its beautiful columns and well-preserved mosaics. Not far away is the holy city of Moulay Idriss.
When the tour ends, proceed to Fez for the night.
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Day 4: Fez, Get Lost of Its Maze-like Medina
Dedicate today to rambling around the maze-like Medina of Fez, the magical world behind the Blue Gate.
Visit the famous Chouara Tannery to discover how to produce leather in an old-fashioned way. See the small madrasa of Al-Attarine, decorated with exquisite Marinid traditional patterns that can be seen throughout its courtyard and floors. Do honor to Moulay Idriss at his Mausoleum. Get an insight into local life while strolling around Nejjarine Square and the Mellah (historic Jewish quarter).
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Day 5: Fez - Erfoud, Riding Camel in Sahara Desert
Leave the busy city behind for Erfoud, the gateway to the Sahara. The changing landscape along the way will season your 7-hour road trip. You may pass through a scenic cedar forest, traverse the Middle Atlas Mountain range, and enjoy lunch at the town of Midelt (pay on your own).
Once you arrive, go on a 4X4 tour of the Merzouga desert, where the enormous sand dunes known as Erg Chebbi exist. Have fun with a camel ride and immerse yourself in the golden dunes at sunset. Return to Erfoud for the night after the desert excursion.
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Day 6: Erfoud - Ouarzazate
Proceed to Ouarzazate by a private vehicle this morning. At Todra Gorge, a lovely stop on the way, admire the red cliffs with an average height of 400 meters. You can even take a short walk at the end of the Todra Gorge to get an impressive view of the massive rock walls. The palm-shaded Oasis of Skoura will provide a nice place to relax on the road trip.
Reach your hotel in the late afternoon and have a good rest.
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Day 7: Ouarzazate - Marrakech, Explore Ait Ben Haddou
Check out UNESCO-listed Ait Ben Haddou. With its unique architecture and peculiar scenery, this mud city is the movie set of many movies, such as Game of Thrones. Spend some time wandering around and climbing up to the Granary for a grand view of the entire settlement. Drive about 3.5 hours to Marrakech for accommodation after the tour.- B
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Day 8: Marrakech, City Sightseeing
Get acquainted with Marrakech, the most popular one of the four imperial cities in Morocco, through 4-hour guided sightseeing. Take an exterior view of the Koutoubia Mosque, followed by the El-Bahia Palace. The guide will lead you through countless rooms and courtyards to take in a beautiful combination of Andalusian and Moorish architecture in the late 19th century. You'll also visit the Saadian Tombs and the Jardin Majorelle Garden.
The afternoon is free to explore further on your own. A break on the rooftop bars or restaurants on the edge of the Jemaa el-Fna, waiting for the market to come alive as the night falls, would be a fantastic way to finish the day.
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Day 9: Marrakech, Departure
Bid farewell to Morocco and take a private transfer to the airport for your homebound flight.- B
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