Two week Morocco Itinerary – 14 Day Tour From Casablanca

First, we will discover this lovely city, including the Cave of Hercules and Cape Spartel. It’s time for a tasty lunch before we head to Chefchaouen. Travel through Tetouan and the Rif Mountains. Have stops for panoramic views along the way. Finally, spend the night in a hotel or riad in Chefchaouen.

We’ll start by strolling through its charming old Medina, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The old Medina has many authentic blue doors and whitewashed walls. You will also go to Ras El Ma (The Head of the water). Ras El Ma is a water source used for irrigation and laundry. It is a public space where local women wash their clothes and blankets.

In the afternoon, you can hike to the Spanish mosque. This mosque is on a high vantage point with a dazzling view of the entire blue city. Finally, return to your hotel. Spend the night in the same hotel.

We’ll move to Meknes after exploring the ruins. The city is renowned as the Ismaili capital and one of Morocco’s imperial cities. The majestic Bab Al-Mansour, an enormous gate studded with mosaic inscriptions, will be our next destination. We’ll also visit the Sahrij Souani basin and the Moulay Ismail Mausoleum. Transport to Fes and stay in a riad for the night.

This 13-day trip in Morocco will lead you to historical sites in Fes that illustrate the presence of various civilizations. You’ll enjoy exploring its narrow streets and passing through its massive ancient gates. We begin the day by visiting the Royal Palace gate. Then you’ll go to Quaraouin University, a scientific establishment and a tourist attraction in Fes.

You’ll head to the Jewish quarter, referred to as “The Mellah.” After exploring the Jewish quarter, we will visit the Chouara leather tanneries, the largest in Fes. Our guide will introduce you to the captivating tourist attractions in Fes. Lastly, You’ll spend the night at the riad.

On the 13-day tour from Casablanca, you will explore the Middle Atlas Mountains. We will transport you from Fes to the mountains and major tourist attractions. First, we’ll pass through Ifrane, Morocco’s Switzerland, and one of the cleanest cities in the world. Second, we’ll stop in the cedar forest near Azrou. This forest is the oldest and longest forest in Morocco. It is home to massive trees that can reach 40 to 60 meters. It also serves as a home for Barbary apes

After we spend a little time in this lovely forest, we’ll head to Midelt for a lunch break. Midelt is Morocco’s apple capital. Then we’ll make our way to Ziz Valley. The views of palm oases from this valley are thrilling. Drive to the Merzouga Desert. Camel trekking and nomadic tent camping in the Merzouga Desert will be one of the best parts of our 13 Days Morocco tour from Casablanca.

When we arrive in Merzouga, our camel guide will greet you and lead you on a mesmerizing camel ride through the sand dunes. You’ll make a photo stop during your camel trek to capture a breathtaking sunset while riding camels surrounded by sand dunes. You will then make your way to the camp.

Our squad will befriend you and accompany you to your tents, where you will stay the night as soon as you arrive at the campsite. Following a traditional and delicious dinner, you will enjoy a drumming and dancing celebration around the fire. Finally, move up one of the dunes and gaze at the starry sky.

Wake up early to catch the superb sunrise amid the desert, and then go sandboarding near the camp. Enjoy a hearty breakfast before riding camels back to Merzouga village. The Erg Chebbi desert tour is one of the best moments of the 13 Days tour in Morocco. Today, we’ll head to the Sahara Desert. Explore the best places in the Sahara Desert.

Our desert trip will begin by driving to Khamlia Village, well-known for its Gnawa songs. They use music to represent their diverse cultural and traditional backgrounds. You’ll enjoy their music, arts, and history. Following that, we’ll learn about another way of life: Berber nomads. They still reside in Berber tents in the desert. We’ll spend some time in their tents getting to know their lifestyle. Their most notable virtues are friendliness and charity.

After a lovely visit to the nomads, we will proceed to “Galb El Nas,” one of Merzouga’s most unique desert views. In English, it signifies “people’s heart.” We’ll also visit Mifiss to see their kohl mine, previously run by the French. In addition, we’ll take several scenic breaks to enjoy the Sahara Desert’s diverse sights. Lastly, we’ll spend the night in a hotel.

The 13 Days tour from Casablanca will take you to various locations as usual. We’ll leave the vast desert and head to Rissani, Tafilalet’s ancient capital. Rissani is a regional trading post with the largest souk available, three days a week. We’ll drive via Rissani before continuing to Erfoud to visit one of the fossilized marble workshops.

The 13 Days Morocco tour from Casablanca continues to the Todra Gorges, passing through Touroug and the Tinghir palm groves. The Todra River carved a deep valley through the mountains, creating a canyon with red cliffs. Climbers enjoy their trip to the Gorges. You will be able to explore the gorges and take in the scenery. Take a break for lunch.

We’ll head to the Dades Valley after a brief stop at the “Moneky fingers” rock formation and from a high vantage point overlooking the Dades Valley. Enjoy dinner and an overnight stay.

After you have explored the Middle Atlas Mountains, you will explore the High Atlas Mountains. Thus, our 13-day tour from Casablanca will begin with a fantastic drive through the road of Thousand Kasbahs. You will visit Rose Valley in Kalaat Magouna, where locals assemble roses and switch them into rose products such as soap, water, and cream.

After that, we’ll stop in Ouarzazate to visit the Atlas Film Studios. You will then continue your way to visit Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah. The Kasbah is a traditional house style and is surrounded by defensive walls. Moreover, it’s one of the few architectural examples in southern Morocco. It also served as a filming location for many films, including Queen of the Desert and Kingdom of Heaven.

We’ll drive through the Tizi N’Tichka Pass and the Atlas Mountains. As we are traveling to Marrakech, you will relish the breathtaking scenery. Get to Marrakech and take you to your riad for the night.

The 13 Days Morocco tour from Casablanca includes a guided tour of Marrakech. Marrakech derives its name from the Amazigh (Berber) words Mur (n) Akuch, which means “Land of God.” As a result, it has a large number of historical monuments. During your tour, your guide will take you to the various attractions in Marrakech.

You will visit Majorelle Garden, home to rare plants and flowers. Then you’ll go to Menara Garden, which has a big tank in the middle. Following, we’ll visit the Koutoubia, Ben Youssef School, and Jemaa el Fna Square. Lastly, you will be sleeping in the same riad.

After breakfast, we’ll begin our 13 Days tour in Morocco from Casablanca by departing Marrakech and heading to Essaouira. We will halt along the way to see the Argan trees, where many goats climb to eat the Argan nuts and leaves. It’s a fantastic experience that photogs should not miss. We may also visit an Argan oil women’s cooperative to learn more about the oil’s applications and benefits. People use Argan oil both cosmetically and medicinally.

Our 13-day tour from Casablanca continues to Essaouira, formerly Mogador, one of the country’s most prominent coastal cities. We can see its history through squares, walls, and historic sites. Essaouira has fortified walls and cannons that protected the city from intruders in the past. We will also visit the old Medina, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Finally, take the way to your hotel, where you will spend the night in Essaouira.

We depart Essaouira and return to Casablanca on the last day of your 13-day tour in Morocco. We will be going to drive along the coast. There will be stops for breathtaking views. Finally, when we reach Casablanca, we’ll drop you off at the airport or hotel, bringing your two weeks  Morocco itinerary from Casablanca to an end.