10 Days Tour From Casablanca
>> Morocco Trip 10 Days
Overview:
our 10-day tour from Casablanca . This journey will take you through the heart of Morocco, where you will explore ancient cities, wander through the blue streets of Chefchaouen, and spend magical nights under the stars in the Sahara Desert.
We will visit lively markets, historic sites, and stunning landscapes, making sure you experience the very best of Morocco.
Highlights:
- Explore the Blue Streets of Chefchaouen
- VISIT rabat, casablanca, Ifrane ,CEDAR FOREST
- Discover Ancient History in Volubilis
- Visit the Historic City of Fes
- Camel Ride in the Sahara Desert
- Stay Overnight in a Desert Camp
- VISIT TODGHA GORGE AND DADES VALLEY
- Explore the Famous Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou,AND OUARZAZATE
- Drive Through the Atlas Mountains
- Visit the Vibrant City of Marrakech
- Relax on the Atlantic Coast in Essaouira
Informations:
- place to begin: your riad/hotel in casablanca
- place to end: your riad/hotel in casablanca
- period: 10 days/ 9 nights
- Departure time: 8/9 am
THIS IS THE ITINERARY OF THE 10 DAYS TOUR FROM CASABLANCA :
Day 1: Casablanca to Chefchaouen via Rabat
We will pick you up from your hotel or the airport in Casablanca. Our first stop will be in Rabat, where you will visit the impressive Hassan Tower and the Mausoleum of Mohammed V.
In the evening, we will arrive in Chefchaouen, the famous Blue City. You will enjoy a beautiful sunset from the Spanish Mosque before heading to your hotel.
Day 2: Chefchaouen to Fes via Volubilis
We will wake up early to explore Chefchaouen and visit Ras El Ma, where you can try traditional Rif clothing.
After lunch, we will head towards Fes, stopping along the way at the ancient Roman ruins of Volubilis. In the evening, we will arrive in Fes, where you will stay overnight in a traditional riad.
Day 3: Guided Tour of Fes
We will spend the day exploring Fes with a local guide. We will visit the famous Al Quaraouiyine University, the oldest in the world, and walk through the lively souks filled with local crafts.
We will also see the traditional tanneries, where leather goods are made using ancient techniques, and visit historic sites like the Bou Inania Medersa. After a full day of discovery, we will return to your riad for a restful evening.
Day 4: Fes to the Sahara Desert
We leave Fes in the morning, heading to the Sahara Desert. Our first stop is Ifrane, a charming town known as “Little Switzerland.” Next, we visit the Cedar Forest of Azrou, home to playful monkeys.
We’ll drive through the mountains, stopping in Midelt for a break. Then, we continue through the scenic Ziz Valley, famous for its palm trees and old kasbahs. By late afternoon, we arrive at the Sahara Desert. You’ll enjoy a camel ride into the dunes, watching the sunset, and spend the night in a cozy desert camp under the stars.
Day 5: Explore the Sahara Desert
We’ll spend the day exploring the Sahara. First, we’ll visit nomad families to see their way of life. Then, we’ll stop by the old mines of Mfis.
You’ll enjoy a local Gnawa music show and try Berber pizza. Later, we’ll visit the seasonal Merzouga Lake and the palm groves of Hassi Labied. In the evening, we’ll relax at your hotel by the desert for a restful night.
day 6: merzouga Sahara Desert to Dades Valley
We will leave the Sahara Desert and travel towards Dades Valley. On the way, we pass through Erfoud and see the ancient water channels. We’ll stop in a Berber village for a chance to get henna tattoos and try on traditional Berber clothes.
Next, we will visit the impressive Todgha Gorge, a stunning canyon. In the evening, we’ll stop at the Monkey Fingers Mountains to enjoy the sunset and panoramic views. We’ll end the day at your hotel in Dades Valley for a relaxing night.
Day 7: dades valley to marrakesh via roses valley and ouarzazate , ait ben haddou
We will leave Dades Valley and stop at the Tissadrin Pass for great views. On the way to Marrakech, we’ll visit the Rose Valley and see a rose water cooperative.
We will continue to Skoura and visit the Ouarzazate film studios. Then, we will explore the ancient Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou. Crossing the High Atlas Mountains, we’ll stop at an Argan oil cooperative. Our final stop is Tizi n’Tichka Pass for sunset. We will reach Marrakech in the evening and stay overnight in a riad.
Day 8: free day to exploring the imperial city of marrakech
Today is all about exploring Marrakech. We’ll visit the city’s famous sights, including the Koutoubia Mosque, Bahia Palace, and the colorful souks. You’ll have time to wander the lively streets, visit traditional markets, and enjoy the unique atmosphere of the medina.
In the afternoon, we’ll explore the beautiful Majorelle Gardens and the vibrant Djemaa el Fna square. You’ll return to your riad for a restful evening.
Day 9: marrakech to essaouira
We will leave Marrakech and travel to the coastal town of Essaouira. On the way, we’ll stop to see goats standing in the argan trees a fun and unique sight.
In Essaouira, you’ll explore the old medina with its shops and markets. You can walk along the harbor and enjoy the sea air. Later, relax on the beach before we take you to your hotel for a good night’s rest.
Day 10: Essaouira to Casablanca
We will leave Essaouira and travel to Casablanca. On the way, we will stop in Safi, a city famous for its pottery and ocean views.
When we arrive in Casablanca, we will visit the beautiful Hassan II Mosque, the largest in Morocco. After that, we will drop you off at your hotel or the airport, wherever you prefer.
- pick up and drop-off at your hotel/riad
- our A/C modern 4x4 or van/minivan.
- drivers/guides speaking English....
- clean vehicle A/C with air condition along the way
- visit some interesting place along the way
- fuel
- 8 nights at hotel/riad with "dinner&breakfast"
- sunset camel ride in sahara desert erg chebbi
- overnight at private luxury tent on sahara desert erg chebbi camp
- lunches, drinks
- entrance the monuments
- personal expenses
- local guids in any
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
Weather: The weather can change a lot. It’s hot in the desert during the day but cool at night. Bring light clothes for the day and a warm jacket for the evening.
Clothing: Dress modestly, especially in small towns and religious places. Women should cover their shoulders and knees. Wear comfortable shoes for walking and exploring.
Money: The local money is Moroccan Dirham (MAD). It’s good to have cash for small shops and tips. ATMs are in cities, but not in remote areas.
Local Customs: Respect local traditions. Ask before taking photos of people, especially in villages. Bargaining is common in markets feel free to negotiate prices.
Food & Water: Moroccan food is delicious, but be careful with street food. Drink bottled or filtered water to stay healthy.
Language: People speak Arabic and Berber, but many also speak French. In tourist areas, you will find people who speak English too.
Safety: Morocco is safe for travelers. Keep an eye on your things in busy places. Use reliable guides and drivers, especially in the desert.
Travel: This tour includes private transport, but some drives are long, especially in the mountains or in the desert.
Respect: Shake hands as a greeting. Use your right hand for giving and receiving. In small towns, avoid public displays of affection.
Electricity: Morocco uses 220V with European-style plugs (type C or E). Bring an adapter if you need one.
Tipping: Tipping is appreciated. Give a small tip in restaurants and to guides, drivers, and hotel staff.
Photos: Morocco is very photogenic, but always be polite when taking pictures of people and religious places.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in the 10-day Morocco tour from Casablanca?
The tour includes private transport, stays in traditional Moroccan hotels (riads), a desert camp, guided tours, camel ride in the Sahara, breakfast and dinner every day, and some entry tickets. Lunch and drinks are not included.
How long is the drive from Fes to the Sahara Desert?
The drive from Fes to the Sahara Desert is about 7-8 hours, with stops along the way in Ifrane, the Cedar Forest, and the Ziz Valley for rest and sightseeing.
What should I bring for the Sahara Desert tour?
Bring light clothes for the day, a warm jacket for the cold desert nights, comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, and a camera. A power bank for charging devices is also helpful.
Is the camel ride in the Sahara Desert safe?
Yes, the camel ride is safe. It is led by experienced guides and is slow and gentle, suitable for all ages.
When is the best time to visit the Sahara Desert?
The best times to visit are spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) when the weather is comfortable, and not too hot or cold.
How can I book the 10-day tour from Casablanca to the Sahara Desert?
You can book the tour online or by contacting us directly. A deposit is needed to confirm the booking, and you can pay the rest when you arrive.
What are the main places to see on this Morocco tour?
You will visit the blue streets of Chefchaouen, ancient Roman ruins in Volubilis, the old city of Fes, the Sahara Desert, Todgha Gorge, and the famous Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou.
What is the weather like in Morocco during the tour?
The weather in Morocco changes with the seasons. Spring and autumn have mild temperatures. Summer can be very hot, especially in the desert. Winter is cooler, with cold nights in the desert.
Can I change the tour schedule?
you can customize the tour. You can add extra stops, stay longer in a city, or do more activities like a cooking class or an extra night in the desert.
Is this tour good for families with kids?
the tour is family-friendly. Kids will enjoy the camel ride, visiting markets, and the activities in the desert. Let us know if you need anything special for your family.
What kind of food is available on the tour?
You will try Moroccan dishes like tagine and couscous. Vegetarian options are available, and you can explore local food markets to try new foods.
Do I need travel insurance for this tour?
travel insurance is a good idea. It can cover medical costs, trip cancellations, and lost items.
What languages do the guides speak?
The guides speak English, French, and sometimes Spanish. They are experienced and will help you understand the culture and history.
How many people are in each tour group?
Tours can be private or in small groups. We keep the groups small so you can have a personal experience.
Should I tip during the tour?
Tipping is not required but is appreciated. A small tip for guides, drivers, and hotel staff is a nice way to say thank you for good service.