15 Days from Casablanca

The 15 days GRAND Morocco Desert Tour itinerary from Casablanca starts with a warm welcome from the airport by our professional driver/guide. First day of the tour will be about seeing the Grand Casablanca city. Take a walk to the corniche and see the biggest minaret in all Morocco “Hassan II” Mosque of Casablanca. we will have a guided tour to the mosque so you can learn about the local architecture and history then we go see Rick’s Cafe, a famous cafe in Casablanca dedicated to the movie CASABLANCA and we will also visit MOROCCO MALL, the largest mall in Africa Afterward check in the hotel and have rest of the day free to relax at the hotel.

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We pick you from the hotel after breakfast in Casablanca and drive to explore Rabat, where you will see Hassan Tower, the Oudaya Kasbah, and the Mausoleum Mohammed V. Then we continue our journey to Tangier which is a lovely city in the northwestern Morocco on the coasts of the Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean. Stop to explore Asilah on the way, which is a 15th century Portuguese fortress. Once you arrive in Tangier you will explore the sites of the city like the Hercules Cave and Cape Spartel and of course the Old city of Tangier. Then check into the hotel and you have the rest of the day free.

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Depart from Tangier to Tetouan then we Leave in the direction of chefchaouen. To arrive in Chefchaouen is to dive into a labyrinth that is unlike any other Moroccan medina, and yet it has a perfect order and harmony. All roads lead to Outa-Hammam Square, which holds the largest mosque and meeting center of its inhabitants. The blue city of Chefchaouen is one of the most charming and emblematic cities in Morocco. With a calm medina nestled between the Rif mountains and the Middle Atlas, Chefchaouen is famous for goat cheese. Suspended and anonymous among the mountains, the city is extraordinarily picturesque, ideal for those who like to explore a city with freedom and to take photos, and for those who find delight in the details, in terms of culture or architecture. Enjoy the view over the city, with its soft and continuous shades bathed in light, from the top of a hill.

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Today we can take a day trip to Akchour waterfall which has a beautiful landscape or have your own free time in the blue city to relax or explore the city on your own.

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Departure in the morning to leave Chefchaouen for Volubilis and Meknes city. The Roman ruin of “Walili” -Volubilis-, great ruins with stunning scenery that will grab your attention when you are about to explore them. Proceed the drive to Fes.
*You can also stop on the way to explore Meknes but most of the sites are closed due to restoration.

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Discover the city of Fes with our local guide. Immerse yourself into the history, art and culture of this magnificent Imperial city:
We suggest! you enjoy the itinerary in your way!
Dar El Makhzen: House of the Makhzen or the Royal Palace of the king of Morocco in the city of Fes. Was founded by the Marinid Dynasty in 1276.
Mellah: Jewish Communities in Morocco, like Many other cities around the country, Fes Mellah is the first separated Jewish quarter in Morocco.
The Al Attarine Madrassa: was built by the Marinid Sultan Othman second. It is considered one of the highest achievement of Marinid architecture,
Fonduks: Nejjarine square or place Nejjarine. The building was designed house by the merchant, trade and visitors to the city of Fes
Al Qarawin Mosque from outside: Al-Karaouine University for the Islam religious and legal sciences with heavy emphasis on, was founded by Fatima Al-Fihr in 859.
Chouara Tannery: where we make the leather, it is the highest Artesunate Export from all over Morocco, mixing traditional and modern processes.
Fes Pottery & Ceramic,
We believe you have some highlights of Fes, Please request our guide if the attraction is not on the above list. We are very open with any suggestions just let us know in advance to organize every detail.

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Pick up from the Hotel in Fes we drive southwards to Ifrane which is known as the Switzerland of Morocco, then we head off to cedar forest to see the Monkeys in their natural habitat. We continue our Journey through to Midelt along the magnificent Ziz Gorges carved through volcanic rock, you’ll see views of the Middle-Atlas plateau, noticing how the scenery changes to reveal hints of the desert as you approach the city Errachidia. After lunch, we’ll continue our journey through the Ziz valley and Erfoud. we continue drive to Eroud also known as the fossil town then to Sahara desert. In Erfoud you can explore a fossil workshop if you are interested in fossils. Then we continue to Merzouga, arrive in the afternoon, you will b e welcomed with a glass of mint tea then check in your hotel.

Night at the hotel.

Today is dedicated to discovering the oriental Sahara desert. We will drive through the desert visiting the nomads at Erg Chebbi in the Sahara desert so you get to know about the nomadic lifestyle. join them for a glass of tea and learn about their lifestyle, We will also go to the village of the dark-skinned people named “Khamlia” and enjoy the original music and folk songs of the Gnawas and visit Rissani, the last major city of about 40 km west of Erg Chebbi. Rissani itself is a very interesting old town. From 8 to 14 century it was a separate kingdom, known as Sijilmassa,prosperous by the caravan routes and visiting the local market – the interesting thing about this Souk is not a tourist souk, but for the people living there. 3 times a week is the market with sheep, goats and donkeys. Today you can try berber Pizza for lunch, it is a local speciality. From there back to Sahara to spend the night in a Luxury camp. At the camp you will be welcomed by a glass of Mint tea before you get to your tent with a private shower, dinner will be served at any time you want even 20 Minute after you get your Private Tent. After dinner you will have a chance to experience the Berber night which is to drum around the fire and dance the Berber’s way.

Night at the Camp.