15 days Morocco tour itinerary from Casablanca. These grand tour starts in the city of Casablanca. Our tour itinerary will take you on a captivating exploration of this diverse and enchanting country. Also visit Morocco’s imperial cities, coast and experience the magic of the Merzouga Sahara desert as you ride camels traversing the golden sands and spending a night under the starry desert sky in a traditional Merzouga camp. Along the way, immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Moroccan traditions, savoring the flavors of local cuisine, exploring historic landmarks, and engaging with friendly locals.
The 15 days Morocco tour at the Casablanca airport, our driver will greet you and transfer you to your hotel. After some rest, you’ll embark on a guided tour of Casablanca, starting with a visit to the iconic Hassan II Mosque, one of the largest mosques in the world. You’ll also have the opportunity to stroll along the scenic Corniche seaside promenade, soaking in the refreshing ocean breeze.
Afterward, we’ll head Rabat, the capital city of Morocco. Here, you’ll visit the magnificent Hassan Tower, an marvelous landmark of Rabat and the nearest Mohammed V tomb. You’ll also explore the historic Oudaya Kasbah, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Then, you’ll check into your hotel for a comfortable overnight stay.
After breakfast in your Riad, we’ll depart from Rabat to Meknes, another significant imperial city in Morocco, known as the Ismaili capital of Morocco. In Meknes you’ll see the famous gate Bab Mansour, the Sahrij Souani Bassin and the Moulay Ismail Mausoleum. After lunch,we hit the road again to Volubilis, the well preserved site of Roman ruins, dating to 3rd century BC. Afterwards, you’ll continue on to Fes via the foothills of the Rif mountains . Overnight in a hotel or riad.
After breakfast at your Riad, you’ll set out to see Morocco’s oldest city, wandering through its lanes and small streets. Our tour begins at the Royal Palace gate, the Jewish headquarters, and the first Mellah ever established in Morocco. We will make certain that you visit all locations of cultural and historical relevance. Among these are the well-known Al Qaraouine University, the oldest in the region, the tanneries, and the Attarine Museum. After lunch, you will visit the ceramic plant and enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of Fes’s Medina. In the afternoon, we’ll go for a drink in the new city, “La Ville Nouvelle.” Stay overnight in Riad.
Following breakfast, we will depart from Fes and journey towards Ifrane, an exquisite mountain village sometimes likened to “the Switzerland of Morocco”. Throughout your tour, you will have the opportunity to get glimpses of the Middle Atlas and Higher Atlas mountains. While visiting Azrou, a Berber community located in the heart of the renowned cedar forest (the largest in Morocco), you might have the opportunity to observe Barbary apes. Subsequently, we will journey by the Tizi Ntalghamt Pass to Midelt, traversing the awe-inspiring Ziz Gorges, which have been sculpted by volcanic rock. Stay overnight in a hotel or riad.
Today, we’ll continue our journey to Merzouga. On the way to Errachidia, you’ll pass through the spectacular Ziz Gorge and see the Middle Atlas Mountains, but as you get closer to the city, you’ll see the landscape transform to show signs of the desert. Enjoy free time for lunch in a local restaurant. Then, we continue to Merzouga via Erfoud and Rissani, where you’ll take in breathtaking vistas as we drive along the verdant Ziz Valley. In the afternoon we reach Merzouga Desert, check into your hotel, enjoy a glass of mint tea and relax for tomorrow’s desert adventure.
The 6th day of your 15 day Morocco grand tour begins with a delicious breakfast in your hotel, and then you’ll have a day of exploration in Merzouga. Firstly, pay a visit to Khamlia also known as the village of blacks originally from South Africa. Join in a dance and listen to their soulful Gnawa music.
Thereafter, we hit the road to the Mfis Mines, an old mine dating back to the colonial era. Explore this Kohl mine and the traditional methods used for mineral extraction. After that, we will continue to visit a Berber nomad family, You’ll be surprised by the hospitality and warmth of Berber family as you sip tea under their traditional tent. After having lunch in a local restaurant in the area, we’ll take you back to Merzouga in order to get ready for your camel trek crossing the golden dunes and spend a night under the stars.
Today, we’ll say goodbye to Merzouga desert, the trip continues towards the enchanting Dades Valley, passing through the ancient village of Rissani and the breathtaking Todra Gorges. Firstly pass through Rissani, a city rich in history as the former capital of the Alaouite dynasty. Here, vibrant markets and historic monuments provide insights into Morocco’s regal history. Afterward, the path traverses the awe-inspiring terrain of the Todra Gorges, where the majestic cliffs sculpted by the Todra River form a captivating natural wonder.
In the midst of this rough and beautiful landscape, take a moment to appreciate the peacefulness and magnificence of their environment and walk along the river. As the journey continues, curving mountain roads decorated with many oasis to the charming Dades Valley. Overnight stay in a hotel.
After breakfast, we will travel to Taroudant via Taznakht, stopping in Taliouine to visit the Safran cooperative. If you visit during the Safran harvest, you will be able to meet Berber women and their families as they harvest the safran in their fields. After that, we should arrive at Taroudant in the afternoon, where you may admire the ramparts and go around the Medina’s narrow alleyways. Taroudant is sometimes referred to as “the little Marrakech” because the Saadian dynasty erected the majority of its walls in the 16th century before moving to the larger “Red City”.
Following breakfast, we will proceed to Essaouira, making a detour in Agadir for lunch. Agadir boasts a vast and picturesque beach, making it a prominent and enduring tourist hotspot. We will briefly stroll along the promenade before proceeding to Essaouira. The coastline path provides stunning views and is renowned for its Argan trees. During your journey, you will observe groups of goats scaling the Argan trees in search of more mature sustenance. You will be staying overnight at a Riad located in the Medina.
After breakfast at your Riad, then a town tour. Along the medina’s lanes and past the hundreds of handicrafts, you will witness the Skala Fortress, the port, the souks, and Thuya wood carved by artists. Because of its reputation for strong winds most of the year, Mogador—also referred to as the “City of the Wind”—draws surfers from all around.
Though it has been influenced by various civilizations, most notably the Portuguese, Essaouira is still a little community steeped in history. It is also known as Morocco’s “Jewel of the Atlantics” because of its size and distinctive blue doors and washed walls. We visit the beach and the Mellah, the headquarters of the Jewish community. An annual “Gnawa music” event takes place. Where several musical ensembles from all around the world and Africa perform. It usually begins the third week of June, so if your vacation falls around this time, you can spend an extra day. You will eat lunch in Moroccan style today, with purchased seafood prepared to order. You are free to stroll and explore on your own in the afternoon.
Following breakfast at your Riad, we will commence our journey to Marrakech. During our journey through this region known for its Argan culture, you’ll have the chance to visit the women’s cooperative that specializes in extracting Argan oil. This oil is renowned for its various uses in cooking, cosmetics, and medicine. Following multiple pauses for photography, you will subsequently proceed with your journey to Marrakech prior to checking in at your Riad. Following supper, you will have the opportunity to partake in a leisurely stroll within the renowned Jemaa El Fna area, where you will be entertained by magicians, storytellers, musicians, and snake charmers. Stay overnight at a Riad located in the Medina.
Today is dedicated to discovering Marrakech and its hidden gems. After a leisurely breakfast in your Riad start exploring this landmark city that filled in history. The imperial city of Marrakech was founded by the Almoravids in the 11th century. Your city tour includes visiting many enchanting landmarks such as: the Koutoubia Mosque, which considers as the symbol of the city. Next visit the authentic jewel of Almohad art, the Saadian Tombs, the Bay Palace, the Medina, and the famous Jemaa el Fna Square, where a multitude of vendors, acrobats, and Storytellers set their luck. Once your city tour ends goodbye your local guide, and continue your own strolls in the Medina and its surroundings.
After breakfast in your Riad, we’ll drive to the villages of Asni and Imlil in the heart of the High Atlas Mountains. You’ll then enjoy breathtaking views of Moulay Brahim’s gorges and the settlement of Imlil, a little berber village with a rich culture. You’ll be able to hike through the towns and learn about Berber culture firsthand. If you choose to have lunch in the Kasbah Toubkal, the view of the Toubkal mountains, which are the highest in North Africa, is breathtaking. In the afternoon, you will return to Marrakech. Overnight in a hotel or riad.
Your 15 days in Morocco with us come to an end, we’ll drop you off at Marrakech airport based on your departure time. We hope your journey has been delightful. Safe travels,
Please Take into consideration that this 15 Days Morocco Grand Tour is just a tour Itinerary suggestion. If the tour does not fit your schedule, and preferences don’t worry we can reschedule it and make it suitable for your needs. Please bear in mind as well that the tour price is not fixed it depends on various things like traveler number, accommodations level, and season of travel. Contact us for more information and Availability.
