Morocco

12 Days Tour From Casablanca

12/25 Day 1: Welcome to Casablanca

Upon your arrival at the airport, your designated driver will be there to greet you and

transport you to your hotel. In the event of an early arrival, the driver can also guide you on a

tour to explore some of the finest attractions in Casablanca.

After lunch, you drive to visit the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca. Then you drive to see the

Corniche Ain Diab, and the old medina.

We intentionally refrain from scheduling activities on the first day due to the potential fatigue

travelers may experience, particularly after long flights. This approach allows us to maintain

flexibility in the program to cater to individual needs and ensure a comfortable start to your

journey.

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12/26 Day 2: Casablanca, Rabat, and Chefchaouen

Your day begins with a rich exploration of Rabat's historical and cultural treasures

before you venture onward to the charming town of Assilah.

Start your day by immersing yourself in the timeless beauty of the Kasbah of the Udayas

(Kasbah des Oudaias), a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here, the ancient fortress

provides a spectacular vantage point for panoramic views of the vast Atlantic Ocean.

Meander through the labyrinthine, whitewashed streets, and take a moment to bask in

the serenity of the Andalusian Gardens.

Your journey continues to the Hassan Tower (Tour Hassan), an intriguingly unfinished

minaret dating back to the 12th century. Ascend to its summit for breathtaking

panoramic vistas of Rabat and its picturesque surroundings.http://www.moroccotravel.co/

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Next, explore the historical layers of Chellah, which has evolved from a Roman city into

an archaeological site and necropolis. Among the Roman ruins and medieval structures,

discover peaceful gardens that offer a serene contrast to the site's rich history.

Make a stop at the Mohammed V Mausoleum, an architectural gem seamlessly blending

traditional Moroccan aesthetics with modern design. It serves as the final resting place

of King Mohammed V and his two sons, offering a poignant glimpse into Morocco's

modern history.

As the afternoon approaches, meander through the bustling Rabat Medina. Navigate its

narrow, bustling streets, browse traditional shops, and savor the vibrant flavors of

Moroccan street food for lunch.

Later in the day, embark on a scenic drive to Chefchaouen, a journey that promises

approximately four hours of captivating landscapes and natural beauty. Arriving in

Chefchaouen during the evening, you'll have the opportunity to check in to your hotel

and unwind, reflecting on a day filled with cultural exploration and enriching

experiences.

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12/27 Day 3: Exploring the Blue City Chefchaouen

Your odyssey with Morocco Travel now transports you to the vivid tapestry of

Chefchaouen, a town often lauded as the "Blue Pearl" of Morocco. Nestled serenely

within the Rif Mountains, Chefchaouen unfolds as a sanctuary of azure-painted

edifices and meandering, cobblestone alleys, inviting you to uncover its uniquely

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The first gem on your Chefchaouen sojourn is none other than The Blue Medina, a

mesmerizing labyrinth of streets where every dwelling displays its own distinct shade

of blue. As you navigate this living masterpiece, it feels as though you've stepped into

the heart of an artist's reverie. For those with a penchant for photography, this is an

idyllic realm to capture the quintessence of Chefchaouen, where creativity and culture

are vividly etched in shades of blue.

Plaza Uta el-Hammam beckons as the animated nucleus of Chefchaouen. Here, you'll

find yourself ensconced within the embrace of charming cafes, alluring restaurants,

and vibrant boutiques. It's the ideal haven to unwind, savor the aromas of Moroccan

mint tea, and absorb the vivacious local ambiance. Be it people-watching or simply

relishing the spirited atmosphere, this plaza embodies an authentic Moroccan

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As you delve deeper into Chefchaouen's rich history and culture, the Kasbah Museum

emerges. Nestled within the historical Kasbah, it serves not only as a formidable

fortress but also as a repository of the town's heritage. Here, you'll embark on a

journey through the annals of Chefchaouen, delving into its history, culture, and the

intricacies of its traditional crafts. Ascending the Kasbah's tower, you'll be rewarded

with a panoramic spectacle of the blue medina, an opportunity to marvel at the town's

picturesque beauty from an elevated perspective.

Beyond the medina's confines lies the beguiling neighborhood of Ras El-Ma,

renowned for its natural spring and the gentle melodies of small waterfalls. It's a

tranquil sanctuary where locals gather to launder their garments, offering you a

glimpse into the rhythms of daily life in Chefchaouen. Here, you can immerse yourself

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For an awe-inspiring panorama, embark on a brief hike to the Spanish Mosque. This

vantage point unfurls a sweeping, panoramic vista of Chefchaouen and its breathtaking

environs. It's an especially enchanting locale to witness the golden embrace of sunset

casting its warm hues upon the landscape.

As you traverse the town, don't miss the vibrant tapestry of local markets, where a

kaleidoscope of handicrafts, textiles, aromatic spices, and bountiful produce entice

your senses. Bargaining is not merely customary here; it's a cherished part of the

experience. Engage with local artisans, negotiate prices, and depart with unique

souvenirs, tokens of your sojourn in Chefchaouen.

For a more tranquil and intimate ambiance, seek solace at Outa el Hammam Square.

This petite enclave offers a serene respite, where you can unwind, contemplate, and

revel in the essence of Chefchaouen amidst a quieter setting.

Chefchaouen is a town that invites you to immerse yourself in its vibrant blues, its rich

cultural tapestry, and its serene, timeless beauty. Whether you're meandering through

the enchanting medina, gazing upon panoramic vistas from the Kasbah, or negotiating

the lively markets, each moment promises to be a vibrant brushstroke on your ever-

evolving canvas of Moroccan memories.

12/28 Day 4: Chefchaouen, Volubilis, Meknes and Fes

After a delicious breakfast in Chefchaouen, your journey with Morocco Travel continues

towards the enchanting city of Fes. Along the way, you will make two essential stops at Meknes

and Volubilis, two remarkable historical sites that reveal Morocco's rich history and cultural

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Your first stop is Volubilis, an ancient Roman city and a UNESCO World Heritage site. As you

wander through the well-preserved ruins, you'll encounter remnants of temples, basilicas,

triumphal arches, and Roman houses adorned with intricate mosaics. Volubilis stands as one of

the most impressive Roman archaeological sites in North Africa, offering a fascinating glimpse

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Next, you'll arrive in Meknes, where the magnificent Bab Mansour awaits. This grand gate

serves as one of the primary entrances to the old city of Meknes and stands as a stunning

example of Moroccan architecture. Its intricate tilework and calligraphy make it a true

masterpiece, leaving travelers in awe of its beauty.

Just a short distance from Bab Mansour, you'll visit Lahdim Square, a bustling hub of activity

in Meknes. This large square is surrounded by cafes, shops, and the main market (souk), where

you can immerse yourself in local culture and find an array of Moroccan handicrafts and spices.

Exploring further, you'll visit Heri es-Souani, also known as the Granaries of Moulay Ismail.

This site is a testament to the ambitious projects undertaken by Sultan Moulay Ismail, featuring

massive underground grain stores and stables that showcase impressive engineering feats.

The Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail is another significant stop, serving as the final resting place

of the powerful sultan. Its interior is beautifully decorated and is considered a sacred place,

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Finally, as the day turns into evening, you'll conclude your journey in Fes, where you'll spend

the night. This itinerary, from Meknes to Volubilis and then to Fes, provides a rich tapestry of

historical and cultural experiences for travelers with Morocco Travel.

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12/29 Day 5: Exploring Fes

In the heart of Morocco, Fes stands as a living testament to the country's rich history

and culture. As you embark on your exploration of this captivating city, your first

destination is the enchanting Fes el-Bali, the Old Medina. This UNESCO-listed site is

one of the world's largest car-free urban areas, a true labyrinth of narrow streets that lead

to bustling markets, ancient mosques, and traditional riads. The vibrant quarter is a

sensory journey through time, where the air is filled with the scents of spices, the echoes

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Within Fes el-Bali, you'll find the magnificent Al-Qarawiyyin Mosque and University.

Founded in the 9th century, it stands as one of the world's oldest universities and the

largest mosque in Fes. The architectural marvel of this sacred space, adorned with

intricate details and beautiful craftsmanship, is a testament to the enduring spiritual and

academic legacy of Fes.

Continuing your exploration, the Bou Inania Madrasa beckons with its exquisite Islamic

architecture. This renowned Islamic school is celebrated for its intricate tilework, carved

stucco, and a tranquil courtyard that offers a moment of respite in the bustling medina.

Nearby, the Attarine Madrasa captivates with its intricate designs, beautiful woodwork,

and mesmerizing tile patterns. It's a true masterpiece of Moroccan craftsmanship.

Passing through the monumental Bab Bou Jeloud, the main entrance to the old city,

you'll be greeted by its striking blue and green mosaic tilework. Beyond this gate lies

the pulsating heart of Fes el-Bali, where the city's rich heritage and traditions come to

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For a deeper appreciation of Moroccan arts and crafts, visit the Dar Batha Museum.

Housed in a former palace, it showcases ceramics, textiles, woodwork, and other

artifacts, offering insights into the region's traditional craftsmanship.

For panoramic views of the city, ascend to the Merenid Tombs perched atop a hill. The

hike is rewarded with breathtaking vistas of Fes and its surrounding landscapes, offering

a unique perspective on the city's layout and historical significance.

Finally, don't miss the opportunity to visit a Fes Ceramic/Poterie factory, where artisans

create intricate ceramic pieces using traditional techniques and designs passed down

through generations. Guided tours provide a fascinating insight into the artistic

processes that have defined Moroccan ceramics for centuries.

Fes is a city that offers an unparalleled journey through history, art, and culture. Its

myriad of attractions and the labyrinthine charm of its medina invite you to immerse

yourself in the essence of Morocco, making it an unforgettable destination for travelers

seeking authenticity and exploration.

12/30 Day 6 : Fes, Ifrane, Azrou, Merzouga

After breakfast, you leave Fes. On the way, the first stop will be Ifrane. It is a small

city located in the Middle Atlas region of Morocco. The city is renowned for its

cleanliness, fresh air, and scenic mountain views. Because of its altitude and location,

Ifrane has a cooler climate than most other Moroccan cities. This makes it an ideal

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The city is home to a number of attractions, including the Royal Palace, the Ifrane

National Park, and the Moroccan winter resort of Oukaimeden. It is also has a vibrant

nightlife, with many bars and clubs located in its center. After exploring Ifrane, you will

continue your journey towards Midelt, a nice city in the Atlas Mountains.

After a shirt stop in Ifrane, you head to the Cedar Forests of Azrou where you watch and

take pictures with wild monkeys.

Once in Midelt, you will have lunch and you go south via Talghomt pass praising the

beautiful sights and landscapes that nature offers to you.

Once you reach the area of Ziz valley, you will pause for a thrilling panoramic view of

oases filled with high palm trees. Within around one hour, you will reach the Sahara

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As you begin to approach Desert, the landscape will shift gradually. Finally, by the end

of the afternoon, you will have arrived. Another journey will begin as the camels take

you into heart of the desert. You drive through the sand dunes of Erg Chebbi which can

reach up to 150 meters in height. The dunes are constantly shifting and moving, creating

an ever-changing landscape.

Once you reach your camps, you will enjoy a traditional Berber Dinner.

Later, you can have a great experience of stargazing. There is something special about

stargazing there; it is the wide open spaces, the lack of light pollution, or the feeling of

being at one with the universe. Whatever the reason, a desert night sky is an

unforgettable experience. The stars seem brighter and closer, and the constellations

stand out in sharp relief.

Finally, you can sing and dance with Berbers around the fire. It a traditional habbit that

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12/31 Day 8: Merzouga, Todra Gorges, and Boumaln Dades

Your journey with Morocco Travel continues as you leave the enchanting sands of

Merzouga and head to the historic town of Rissani. This town is steeped in a rich

heritage and is known for its lively market, traditional souks, and historical sites. As

you wander through the bustling market, you'll be immersed in the vibrant culture of

the region. Don't forget to explore the Mausoleum of Moulay Ali Cherif, the founder

of the Alaouite dynasty, a testament to Morocco's royal history.

As your adventure unfolds, you'll pass through the picturesque Valley of Roses, a

place that truly comes alive during the rose harvest season in April and May. This

valley is famous for its abundant rose gardens, and the sight of vibrant colors against

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Skoura Oasis awaits, an oasis town renowned for its lush palm groves and traditional

mud-brick kasbahs. Taking a break to explore this serene oasis and visit the historic

kasbahs is a delightful way to connect with the timeless charm of Morocco.

Continuing your journey, you'll reach the impressive Todgha Gorge, located near

Tinghir. This natural wonder features towering cliffs and a meandering river, offering

you a chance to take a leisurely walk along the scenic canyon. The dramatic rock

formations and the breathtaking beauty of the surroundings will leave you in awe.

Nestled at the foot of the High Atlas Mountains, Tinerhir serves as a gateway to the

Todgha Gorge. Here, you can explore the local market, visit the old Kasbah, or simply

soak in the captivating views of the surrounding landscapes, making it a serene stop

along your route.

As you progress along the journey, you'll enter the captivating Dades Valley, often

referred to as the Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs. Here, you'll be treated to stunning

rock formations, verdant oases, and traditional fortified kasbahs that punctuate the

landscape, painting a vivid picture of Morocco's historical and natural splendor.

The Dades Gorges, located within the Dades Valley, offer a truly breathtaking

experience. Marvel at the sheer cliffs, navigate winding roads, and savor panoramic

views as you pass through this awe-inspiring natural wonder.

Your journey will lead you to Boumalne Dades, a charming town nestled at the foot of

the High Atlas Mountains. Here, you can enjoy a leisurely walk through the town,

savor local cuisine, or unwind at your hotel, all while taking in the serene

surroundings.

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01/01 Day 9: Boumaln to Marrakech

You continue your journey to Ouarzazate where you will see the Taourirt Kasbah

which beckons with its historical significance. Once the residence of the Glaoui

family, this fortress showcases intricate architecture and beautifully decorated

interiors, providing insights into Morocco's past.

Before concluding your journey, you see the old town of Ouarzazate. This allows you

to immerse yourself in the local culture.

The next stop is the Cinema Studio of Ouarzazate, a place often dubbed "The

Hollywood of Morocco" due to its prominent role in international film productions. As

you explore this renowned film studio, you'll be transported into the world of cinema,

witnessing various film sets that have graced the silver screen. From ancient desert

cities to opulent palaces, you'll see the very locations where legendary actors and

directors brought their visions to life. It's a captivating way to begin your journey,

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Continuing your expedition, you'll head towards the ancient fortified ksar of Aït Ben

Haddou, a UNESCO World Heritage site and a stellar example of Moroccan

architecture. This stunning historical site presents a maze of earthen buildings,

intricate designs, and an aura of timeless charm. Exploring Aït Ben Haddou is akin to

stepping back in time, where the rich history of Morocco comes alive.

As you ascend into the High Atlas Mountains, the Tizi n'Tichka Pass unfolds before

you, treating you to breathtaking views of the surrounding valleys and majestic peaks.

It's a scenic delight, perfect for pausing to capture the essence of Morocco's natural

beauty.

Finally, your journey culminates in Marrakech where you will spend your night.

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01/02 Day 10: Exploring Marrakech

Prepare to embark on a journey through the enchanting city of Marrakech, Morocco,

where history, culture, and beauty intertwine to create a tapestry of experiences that will

leave you awestruck. With your dedicated local guide, you'll uncover the secrets of this

vibrant metropolis, beginning at the beating heart of the city, Jemaa el-Fnaa. This

UNESCO World Heritage site springs to life during the day as you explore the bustling

souks and artisan stalls, and it transforms into a mesmerizing spectacle at night, with

musicians, storytellers, and enticing food vendors inviting you to partake in the city's

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Venture deeper into the city's soul, and you'll find the Bahia Palace, an architectural

masterpiece from the 19th century. Its intricately decorated rooms, courtyards, and

gardens offer a glimpse into the opulence of Moroccan royalty. Your journey through

history continues with the Saadian Tombs, a mesmerizing collection of mausoleums and

ornate decorations dating back to the 16th century.

Marvel at the iconic Koutoubia Mosque, the largest in Marrakech, with its stunning

minaret soaring over the city's skyline. While non-Muslims cannot enter the mosque, its

impressive architecture can be admired from the outside.

One of the highlights of your visit is sure to be the Majorelle Garden, once owned by

the French painter Jacques Majorelle. Here, you'll find an oasis of exotic plants, vibrant

blue structures, and a museum dedicated to Berber culture. Don't forget to secure your

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As you explore further, you'll discover the remnants of grandeur at El Badi Palace, delve

into the history of Islamic scholarship at the Ben Youssef Madrasa, and get lost in the

labyrinthine souks where spices, textiles, ceramics, lamps, and other traditional

handicrafts await. To enrich your cultural experience, a visit to the historic Jewish

Quarter, Mellah, with its rich heritage and synagogues, is a must.

Marrakech is a city that effortlessly weaves together history, culture, and architecture,

creating a colorful tapestry of Moroccan life. As you journey through these captivating

places, you'll find yourself immersed in the essence of Marrakech, where each step leads

to a new discovery and a deeper appreciation of this remarkable city.

01/03 Day 11: Excursion to Ouzoud Falls

Embark on a mesmerizing journey as you leave the bustling streets of Marrakech behind

in the soft glow of the morning sun. Your destination? The captivating Ouzoud

Waterfalls, a natural wonder that promises a day filled with awe and beauty.

As you venture beyond the city limits, the landscape unfolds like a living canvas,

showcasing the contrasting hues of ochre desert and vibrant greenery. The road winds

through picturesque Berber villages, providing glimpses into the authentic charm of

Moroccan rural life.

Arriving at the Ouzoud Waterfalls, you're greeted by the distant sound of cascading

water, growing louder with each step. The first sight of the falls is nothing short of

breathtaking. Massive curtains of water tumble down rugged cliffs, creating a symphony

of mist and rainbows in the sunlight.

Take a leisurely stroll along well-maintained paths, surrounded by olive groves and

almond trees. The air is imbued with the sweet scent of blooming flowers, and the

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mischievous Barbary macaques that inhabit the area, adding a touch of playful charm to

the natural spectacle.

As you descend towards the base of the falls, feel the gentle spray on your face and hear

the rhythmic roar of the water echoing through the gorge. The azure pools at the foot of

the falls invite you to dip your toes or simply bask in the serenity of the surroundings.

A highlight of the trip is a boat ride that takes you close to the base of the falls, offering

a unique perspective and a chance to witness the raw power of nature up close. The boat

gently glides through the cool waters, providing a moment of tranquility amidst the

grandeur of the falls.

For lunch, savor the flavors of Moroccan cuisine at one of the charming riverside cafes.

Enjoy a tagine, freshly baked bread, and a cup of mint tea while soaking in the

breathtaking views.

As the day unfolds, you'll find that the Ouzoud Waterfalls are not just a sight to behold

but an experience that etches itself into your memory. The journey back to Marrakech

in the late afternoon is a reflective one, filled with the echoes of nature's beauty and the

tranquility found in the heart of Morocco.

01/04 Day 11: Marrakech to Casablanca

After breakfast, you leave for Casablanca, once you arrive, you will see the following

attractions :

Hassan II Mosque: A masterpiece of Islamic architecture, this grand mosque is

a symbol of Casablanca. Explore its intricate design, stunning mosaics, and the

adjacent seafront promenade.

Old Medina: Dive into the historic heart of Casablanca with narrow streets,

traditional shops, and a lively atmosphere. Discover local crafts, spices, and

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Corniche: Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the Corniche, a picturesque waterfront

promenade with panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean. It's a perfect spot for

relaxation and people-watching.

Quartier Habous: This area showcases Moroccan architecture and design.

Wander through its souks, visit the Royal Palace, and appreciate the intricate

details of the buildings.

If you still have time, you may include some other attractions.

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01/05 Day 12: Home Sweet Home

Our 12-day tour from Casablanca has come to a close here. Even while it makes us happy

when a tour goes as planned, this is one of the aspects of our profession that we dislike the

most. After traveling together for 12 days, we develop relationships, share our experiences,

and open up about ourselves. True, saying bye has never been an easy task.

Today, the driver will transfer you to the airport of Casablanca in the morning and you leave

Morocco with a lot of memories and stories to tell.