Overview of 15 days trip from Casablanca to Marrakech
15 Days Tour from Casablanca to Marrakech via the Desert: Morocco is a land of rich history and diverse cultures. Over the centuries, it has been shaped by Berber traditions, Roman influences, Islamic victories, and European colonization—each leaving their mark in architecture, customs, and daily life. Our 15-day grand tour offers a fascinating journey through Morocco, starting in Casablanca and exploring the country’s royal cities, coastal towns, the Atlas Mountains, and the Sahara Desert.
This tour is perfect for those seeking an in-depth exploration of Morocco, offering a balanced pace that allows for both cultural immersion and relaxation. From the vibrant medinas of the cities to the stunning desert dunes, the tour showcases the best of Morocco’s natural and architectural beauty. Highlights include the picturesque towns nestled in the Atlas Mountains, the charming seaside cities along the coast, and the dramatic desert landscapes of the Sahara.
Itinerary of 15 days tour from Casablanca to Marrakech
Day 1: Airport - > Casablanca -> Rabat
⇒Meet and welcome at Casablanca Airport, then begin your exploration of Morocco’s economic capital and largest city. Start your Casablanca city tour with a visit to the impressive Hassan II Mosque (exterior), followed by a visit to the Habous Quarter, the oldest neighborhood in Casablanca. Afterward, travel along the coast to Morocco’s political capital, Rabat.
⇒ In Rabat, begin your discovery with a walk around the entrance to the Royal Palace, admiring its beautiful mosaics and stunning gardens. Nearby, you will find the magnificent Mohammed V Mausoleum and the iconic Hassan Tower, the landmark of Rabat. Overnight in Rabat.
Day 2: Rabat -> Visit Asilah -> Tangier
After breakfast, we’ll begin our 15-day tour from Casablanca. Start by visiting the Hassan II Mosque, the second-largest mosque in Morocco. Its location, perched on a rocky promontory overlooking the sea, is a remarkable feat of Moroccan architecture. Next, head to Place Mohammed V, home to some of the oldest government buildings in the country.
Then, we’ll continue on to Rabat, Morocco’s political capital. There, you’ll see the Hassan Tower, a stunning structure built in the 12th century. From Rabat, we’ll make our way to Asilah, a charming coastal town on the northwest coast of Morocco. Asilah is a beautiful and fresh destination that blends Spanish influences with Moroccan traditions. The town’s whitewashed walls are adorned with vibrant murals, and the artwork changes annually, offering visitors the opportunity to explore new pieces each year. Many of the town’s landmarks date back to the 15th century.
After exploring Asilah, we’ll continue our journey to Tangier. The highlights of Tangier include a visit to the modern new town and the upscale California district, where you’ll see the luxurious homes and villas of the rich and famous. We’ll also stop at Cap Spartel, the lighthouse that marks the meeting point of the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. Overnight in Tangier.
Day 3: Tanger -> visit Tétouan -> Explore Rif–Mountains -> Chefchaouen
After breakfast, we’ll depart from Tangier and head to Tetouan, located in the Rif Mountains. Tetouan is a unique blend of Arab and Andalusian cultures. Begin your visit in the new town, where you’ll see Hassan II Square, the Governor’s Palace, the Spanish Gardens, the first North African mosque, and the impressive walls of the Kasbah. Enter the medina through Bab Ok and enjoy a walking tour through the old town, which includes the Jewish Quarter, the Andalusian area, the Berber market, the Women’s Quarter, and Guersael Kbira.
After exploring Tetouan, we’ll continue on to Chefchaouen, a stunning town nestled in the Rif Mountains and one of the most beautiful villages in Morocco. Known for its striking blue-painted buildings, Chefchaouen is a traditional Berber town. During your visit, you’ll tour the famous blue city, including the Palace El Makhzen, the renowned Uta el Hammam Square, the Great Mosque (built in the 15th century), and the charming medina. Overnight in a local hotel.
Day 4: Chefchaouen -> Volubilis -> Meknes -> Fes
After breakfast in Chefchaouen, we will head to Fes. Along the way, we’ll stop at the ancient ruins of Volubilis. Step back in time as you are guided through these 2,000-year-old Roman remains. Set against the backdrop of rolling green hills, this once-thriving Roman town is now a remarkable historical site that offers a fascinating glimpse into the past. Your guide will explain the significance of each structure, making this stop one of the most captivating history lessons you’ll ever experience.
Next, we will visit Meknes, a majestic city and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here, we’ll stop for lunch at a local spot, recommended by your driver. Lunch always feels more authentic and delicious when enjoyed at a local eatery!
From Meknes, we continue our journey to Fes. Fes is a city brimming with tradition and stories, just waiting to be discovered if you take the time to observe. Don’t forget to try the hot olives sold along the streets — a little adventure for your taste buds!
Day 5: Fes -> touring accompanied by an official nearby guide
Enjoy an entire day at leisure to explore the old medina on your own, or choose to take an optional guided tour. A Moroccan guide will reveal the many hidden treasures of the medina that only a local would know.
Fes served as the capital of Morocco for over 400 years and is home to the University of Al-Qarawiyyin, the oldest continuously operating university in the world. The city is particularly renowned for its tanneries and the historic Fes el Bali Medina. A short visit to the surrounding leather shops will offer the best views of the tanneries. You’ll also visit the Attarine Madrasa, the Mausoleum of Moulay Idris, and the Nejjarine Fountains and Museum.
As part of your 15-day grand tour from Casablanca to Marrakech, you’ll have opportunities to browse and shop for authentic Moroccan carpets. Finally, you’ll see the exterior of the Royal Palace and stroll through the famous Jewish Quarter of the medina.
Despite having faced challenges in its history, Fes has emerged more vibrant than ever, showcasing its unique culture, art, and cuisine. Tonight, enjoy a special home-hosted dinner with a local family, offering an authentic experience to learn more about Moroccan culture and traditions.
Day 6: Fes -> Ifrane -> Midlet -> Erfoud -> Merzouga
We will get you from your lodging in and drive to Merzouga Via the center map book mountains where we will stop in Ifrane known as (Switzerland of Morocco) to make the most of its magnificence and to have a critical photograph before heading to Midelt through the biggest cedar woodland in morocco You will have the option to take some intriguing photographs with the Barbarian Apes we will proceed with the path through the Atlas Mountains appreciating the scene which changes when traveling south.
After lunch, we’ll proceed with our 15 days tour from Casablanca through the Ziz Valley halting for all-encompassing perspectives en route. The drive proceeds to Erg Chebbi Dunes passing by Aoufous Oasis to Erfoud which is known for its fossils and minerals, there will be a likelihood to visit fossil art workshop, and afterward to Rissani once called Sijilmasa (the establishment of the Alaouie administration, the current decision family) before showing up later than expected chance to Merzouga town for a short-term in Riad.
Day 7: Merzouga Desert -> Nomads Families -> Khamlia Village -> Camp
We will wake up early in the morning to watch the sunrise and then return to the Riad for breakfast. Today, you’ll have the opportunity to experience our lifestyle. We’ll journey through the desert oasis of Merzouga and visit the village of Khamlia. Here, you’ll explore the Daar (house) of Gnawa, where you can immerse yourself in their unique music and culture.
Nearby, we’ll visit the lake of Merzouga, home to graceful flamingos. Later, we’ll head to Rissani–Sijilmassa, a historic city that played a crucial role as a caravan hub and the birthplace of many Moroccan dynasties. You’ll wander through the vibrant souk, where spices, fresh produce, and traditional clothing are sold.
After a warm welcome with mint tea from local nomads, you’ll embark on a camel ride, led by an experienced camel handler, to explore the mesmerizing sand dunes of Erg Chebbi. At our desert camp, you’ll have time to relax and enjoy the breathtaking sunset over the golden dunes.
In the evening, you’ll enjoy a delicious dinner by the campfire. You can choose to spend your first night in a traditional tent or sleep under the stars. Upon request, we can also arrange for Berber nomadic musicians to perform with drums and dancing around the campfire. For your comfort, our camp is equipped with Western-style bathrooms and showers.
Day 8: Merzouga -> Berber Walk inTodra Gorges -> Dades Valley
Your camel guide will wake you early to witness what could be one of the most breathtaking sunrises of your life. After breakfast and a refreshing shower at the camp, you’ll take a leisurely camel trek back to the village of Merzouga, enjoying the extraordinary beauty of the Erg Chebbi dunes as they shift colors with the changing light of the morning.
From Merzouga, your driver will take you past the High Atlas Mountains, through lush palm groves and charming Berber villages, as you make your way toward the Todra Gorges. Here, you’ll feel humbled by the towering walls of dark and golden rock rising dramatically on either side of you.
Take a walk through the gorge and soak in the awe-inspiring surroundings. Along the way, you may encounter shepherds tending their flocks or pass through a small village, offering a glimpse into the lives of the locals.
In the evening, you’ll stay in the Dades Valley, close to the gorges, surrounded by the serene beauty of the landscape. Overnight in hotel.
Day 9: Dades Valley -> Kasbah Itran -> Skoura Valley -> Ouarzazate
After breakfast at the hotel, we begin our journey of 15 days tour from Casablanca along the Road of a Thousand Kasbahs, named for the many grand kasbahs lining both sides of the route. While some of these historic fortified houses have been restored, many remain in ruins, offering a glimpse into their storied past.
We will travel through the Dades Valley and take a rugged off-road trail into the rocky terrain, where we’ll encounter several Berber villages and a few nomadic families living in caves. Here, we’ll have the unique opportunity to visit one of these families, learn about their daily lives, and observe their primary activity: tending flocks of goats and sheep.
As we continue, we’ll be captivated by the stunning landscapes of the Rose Valley before arriving at the Skoura palm grove. After traveling another 45 km, we’ll reach Ouarzazate, where we’ll have dinner and spend the night at a hotel.
Day 10: Ouarzazate -> Aitbenhadou Kasbah -> Taroudant
After breakfast at your riad, we’ll head to Taroudant via Taznakht, with a visit to the Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah, the largest kasbah in Morocco. Built in the early 12th century by Thami El Glaoui, one of the last Berber chieftains, Ait Ben Haddou served as a key stop on his journeys between sub-Saharan Africa and Marrakech. Today, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Next, we’ll travel to Taliouine, the saffron capital of Morocco, where you’ll have the option to visit the local saffron cooperative. If your visit coincides with the saffron harvest, you’ll have the unique chance to meet Berber families working in the fields and experience their traditional methods of harvesting this precious spice.
We are expected to arrive in Taroudant by the afternoon. Here, you’ll admire the impressive city walls and explore the narrow alleyways of the medina. Often referred to as “Little Marrakech,” Taroudant was built by the Saadian dynasty and served as their capital before they moved to Marrakech in the 16th century.
Day 11 : Taroudant -> Agadir -> Essaouira
After breakfast at the riad, we’ll set out for Essaouira, traveling via Agadir. Our first stop will be in Agadir, a resort city that has been a popular tourist destination for many years. After lunch and a leisurely walk along the promenade, we’ll continue our journey to Essaouira.
The coastal road offers stunning views and passes through a region known for its Argan trees. Along the way, you may spot goats climbing the trees in search of food, a unique sight in this area. After making a few scenic stops along the coast, we will arrive in Essaouira in the late afternoon. Overnight accommodation will be at your riad
Day 12 : Essaouira -> Marrakech
After breakfast, you will enjoy the beautiful countryside on your journey to Essaouira. Along the way, you’ll have the opportunity to visit an Argan oil cooperative. This region is renowned for its Argan oil production, and you’ll see how women in the cooperative work diligently and passionately to extract oil from Argan nuts, creating either cosmetic products or delicious oil for cooking. This intricate process requires significant time and effort from the women involved. Arrive in Marrakech and check into your accommodation.
Day 13 : Marrakech sightseeing guided by an official local guide
After breakfast, you’ll enjoy a guided morning tour of Marrakech, also known as “The Red City of Morocco.” Your guide will ensure that you visit all the key historical and cultural sites, including the Koutoubia Minaret, the Saadian Tombs, the beautiful Bahia Palace, and the Ben Youssef Madrasa. Finally, you’ll end the morning with a stroll through the medina’s back alleys, where you can admire the various artisans practicing their crafts before arriving at the famous Jemaa el-Fnaa Square.
After lunch at a café near the square, you’ll spend the afternoon visiting the Majorelle Gardens and taking a brief tour of Gueliz, the modern part of Marrakech.
In the evening, you’ll have the option to walk through Jemaa el-Fnaa Square, where you’ll be entertained by performers, storytellers, tooth-pullers, and food vendors. Overnight accommodation will be in a riad.
Day 14: Free Day in Marrakech – Hammam Experience
Today is a free day to enjoy Marrakech at your own pace. You have the option to indulge in a relaxing Hammam experience, a traditional Moroccan steam bath. Enjoy a full-body scrub, soothing steam, and a rejuvenating massage, perfect for unwinding after your travels.
Alternatively, you can explore more of the city, visit local shops, or simply relax and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of Marrakech.
In the evening, enjoy a leisurely dinner and soak in the city’s lively ambiance.
Day 15 : Transfer to airport for your departure flight
Transfer to the airport for your departure flight. End our services of 15 days tour Casablanca to Marrakech via sahara desert Merzouga
Important Information for the 15-Day Grand Tour of Morocco from Casablanca to Marrakech
Included in the 15 Days Tour from Casablanca:
Pick-up from your accommodation in Casablanca
Private transportation in an A/C vehicle
Fuel included
Private English-speaking driver throughout your 15 day Morocco tour
Half-board accommodation in selected hotels or riads (dinners and breakfasts included)
Stops for photos at any location along the route
Drop-off service at your accommodation in Casablanca
Excluded from the 15 days desert Tour from Casablanca:
Lunches and drinks
Airfare
Any services or items not mentioned in the itinerary
⇒ Note for the 15 day Morocco tour from Casablanca to Marrakech: If you need assistance or have specific preferences, feel free to get in touch with us. Whether you’re traveling with family, friends, or a group, we’re here to accommodate your needs. Our team at Tours Into Morocco is ready to answer any questions, provide detailed information about the tours, and recommend the best events and venues. Whatever you have in mind, we’re here to help.
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