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We create unforgettable journeys across Morocco, from Marrakech to the Sahara Desert. Our team of local experts designs authentic tours that blend culture, adventure, and comfort.
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Nr 554 Anassi 4 Casablanca 20540 Morocco
14 Days
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Casablanca
Two weeks gives you time to enjoy Morocco instead of racing through it. That’s exactly the idea behind our 14 days tour from Casablanca. Starting on the Atlantic coast, this private journey by So Morocco Tours links Rabat, Chefchaouen, Fes, the Sahara Desert and Marrakech. As a result, culture, history and nature come together in one smooth trip.
Over the next two weeks, you’ll explore the old medinas of Morocco’s imperial cities and walk among the Roman ruins of Volubilis. You’ll also cross both the Middle and High Atlas Mountains. In the Sahara, a camel ride over the Merzouga dunes leads to a night in a traditional desert camp. Along the way, the route also includes Todra Gorge, Ait Ben Haddou, the quiet Ourika Valley and the seaside town of Essaouira.
By the end of this 14 days Morocco tour from Casablanca, you’ll have seen the full range of the country. It moves from busy cities and mountain passes to silent desert nights and windswept Atlantic towns. Finally, the trip ends in Casablanca or Marrakech, depending on your flight. Because every tour we run is private, you can also change the pace, hotels or stops to suit your travel style.
Your 14 days tour from Casablanca begins with a warm welcome at Mohammed V International Airport. After meeting your driver, you’ll transfer to your hotel to rest after the flight. Casablanca is Morocco’s modern business capital; however, it also has a strong cultural identity. That mix makes it an ideal place to start.
In the afternoon, you’ll visit the Hassan II Mosque, which stands dramatically over the Atlantic Ocean. Completed in 1993, it has carved marble, cedar ceilings and even a roof that can slide open. Afterward, you’ll continue along the Corniche, a seaside promenade lined with cafés and restaurants. It’s a relaxed first taste of Moroccan city life before you return to your hotel.
Today you’ll leave Casablanca for Rabat, Morocco’s calm capital and a UNESCO World Heritage city. First, you’ll see the Hassan Tower, an unfinished minaret from the 12th century. Then you’ll explore the Kasbah of the Udayas, an old fortress with blue-and-white lanes and views over the river and the ocean.
After Rabat, you’ll drive north through green countryside, rolling hills and small villages. Gradually, the Rif Mountains rise ahead, and city life gives way to nature on one of Morocco’s most scenic roads. By late afternoon, you’ll reach Chefchaouen, the “Blue Pearl of Morocco.” Its blue streets, slow pace and mountain setting make it truly special. Tonight, you’ll stay in a traditional riad.
Today is free, so you can enjoy Chefchaouen at your own pace. For example, you might wander through the blue medina, browse small artisan shops or simply sit in the main square with a mint tea. Thanks to its peaceful streets and mountain views, this town is a favorite stop on any Morocco itinerary.
Today is one of the richest days of your journey, as you cross Morocco’s historic heartland. Your first stop is Volubilis, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the best-preserved Roman ruins in North Africa. Here, you’ll see ancient walls, detailed mosaics and wide views over the olive-covered countryside.
Next, you’ll continue to Meknes, one of Morocco’s imperial cities. In its old town, you’ll explore the grand Bab Mansour gate, the Royal Stables built for thousands of horses and the medina. In the afternoon, you’ll drive on through farmland to Fes. There, you’ll check into a traditional riad inside the old medina for the night.
Today you’ll discover Fes with a professional local guide. Its medina is one of the oldest in the world and feels like a living museum of Moroccan crafts. First, you’ll see the golden gates of the Royal Palace and walk through the Mellah, the old Jewish Quarter. Then you’ll pass Bab Boujloud, the famous blue gate of Fes.
Inside the Medina of Fez, you’ll visit Al-Qarawiyyin, the oldest continuously operating university in the world. You’ll also admire the carved Al-Attarine Madrasa and watch leather being dyed at the tanneries, just as it was centuries ago. Finally, a hilltop viewpoint reveals the whole maze of Fes el-Bali before you return to your riad.
Today you’ll leave Fes and cross the Middle Atlas toward the Sahara. First, you’ll stop in Ifrane, often called the “Switzerland of Morocco” for its alpine-style houses and cool climate. Next, in the cedar forest near Azrou, you may spot wild Barbary macaques among the ancient trees. After that, you’ll stop in Midelt for lunch.
Later, the road follows the Ziz Valley, where palm groves fill the canyon as the desert draws closer. By late afternoon, you’ll reach the Erg Chebbi dunes in Merzouga, where camels are waiting. Then you’ll ride across the golden sand at sunset to your desert camp. In the evening, you’ll relax with dinner and traditional Berber music.
Today is a full day in the Sahara. First, you’ll watch a peaceful sunrise over the Erg Chebbi dunes. Afterward, you’ll visit Khamlia village to hear Gnawa music and learn about local desert culture. Next, you’ll explore the surrounding desert, including palm oases and a nomadic Berber family who will share mint tea and stories of desert life. The afternoon is then free to enjoy the calm of the Sahara. In the evening, you can add an optional quad bike or buggy ride over the dunes.
Today you’ll leave the Sahara for the dramatic landscapes of southern Morocco. First, you’ll stop in Rissani, a historic market town. In its busy souk, locals still trade spices, dates and handmade goods.
From there, you’ll continue to Todra Gorge, one of Morocco’s most impressive natural wonders. Here, huge canyon walls rise on both sides of a narrow river, so it’s a great spot for walking and photos. Moreover, the cool shade makes it a refreshing break. In the afternoon, you’ll drive through Berber villages and mountain roads to the Dades Valley. The valley is known for its strange rock formations, winding roads and old kasbahs. Tonight, you’ll sleep in this peaceful setting.
Today’s route starts in the Valley of Roses. Here, pink rose fields bloom in spring, and local cooperatives make rose water, perfumes and natural cosmetics. Next, you’ll reach Ouarzazate, often called the “Hollywood of Morocco.” There, you can visit the Taourirt Kasbah, a historic residence of the powerful Glaoui family, and the Atlas Film Studios.
After that, you’ll arrive at Ait Ben Haddou, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and Morocco’s most famous ksar. As you walk its narrow alleys, you’ll learn about the trade caravans that once passed through. In the afternoon, you’ll cross the High Atlas by the Tizi n’Tichka Pass, the highest major pass in Morocco at 2,260 meters. Finally, you’ll reach Marrakech by evening.
Today a local guide will reveal the treasures of Marrakech. You’ll visit the Koutoubia Mosque, Bahia Palace and the Ben Youssef Madrasa. You’ll also see the Saadian Tombs, famous for their rich colors and fine carvings. Afterward, you’ll explore the medina’s souks, full of crafts, spices and handmade goods. Finally, the day ends at Jemaa el-Fnaa, where performers, food stalls and musicians show the true energy of Marrakech.
Today’s easy day trip takes you into the Atlas foothills. The Ourika Valley is known for its green scenery, river views and traditional Berber villages. On the way, you’ll pass small hamlets and farmland just outside Marrakech. Once there, you can hike to the Setti Fatma waterfalls, stroll along the river or relax at a riverside café. As a result, it’s a welcome break from the city before you return to Marrakech in the evening.
Today you’ll head west to the Atlantic coast and Essaouira, a laid-back town known for its artists and sea breeze. On the way, you’ll stop at an argan oil cooperative to see how women still make the oil by hand. After you arrive, you’ll explore the UNESCO-listed medina, the busy fishing port and the Skala fortress above the ocean. Later, you’ll have free time for a beach walk or simply to relax.
Today you’ll follow the Atlantic coast north toward Casablanca. On the way, you’ll stop in El Jadida, whose Portuguese City of Mazagan is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Inside, you’ll visit the 16th-century Portuguese Cistern, where light falls through the roof onto still water, and walk the old ramparts. Afterward, you’ll continue to Casablanca for your final evening in Morocco.
On the last day of your 14 days tour from Casablanca, your driver will take you to Casablanca or Marrakech airport for your flight. This marks the end of your journey. We hope Morocco has left you with unforgettable memories, and the whole So Morocco Tours team looks forward to welcoming you back.
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We create unforgettable journeys across Morocco, from Marrakech to the Sahara Desert. Our team of local experts designs authentic tours that blend culture, adventure, and comfort.
Nr 554 Anassi 4 Casablanca 20540 Morocco
