14 days Morocco tour from Casablanca

This 14 days Morocco tour from Casablanca is an immersive journey that allows travelers to explore Morocco’s imperial cities, majestic mountains, sweeping deserts, scenic valleys, and coastal towns in one unforgettable itinerary. Beginning in Casablanca, the country’s economic capital, the tour travels north to the blue city of Chefchaouen in the Rif Mountains, then east to Fes, one of Morocco’s oldest imperial cities. The journey continues south through the Middle and High Atlas Mountains toward the Sahara Desert for a camel trek and overnight in Merzouga.

After the desert, the tour passes through Todra Gorges and Dades Valley, visits Ouarzazate and the UNESCO World Heritage site of Ait Ben Haddou, moves west to Agadir on the Atlantic coast, explores the historic city of Essaouira, and finally reaches Marrakech before returning to Casablanca. The itinerary combines guided sightseeing with authentic local experiences, allowing travelers to fully enjoy Morocco’s landscapes, culture, and history at a comfortable pace.

Highlights: 14 days Morocco tour from Casablanca

• Casablanca and Hassan II Mosque
• Blue city of Chefchaouen
• Imperial city of Fes and its medina
• Camel trek and overnight in Merzouga Desert
• Todra Gorges and Dades Valley
• Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah and Ouarzazate
• Coastal city of Agadir
• Historic medina and harbor of Essaouira
• Vibrant souks and historic sites of Marrakech
• Scenic mountains, valleys, deserts, and coastlines
• Authentic Moroccan cultural experiences

Itinerary: 14 days Morocco tour from Casablanca

Day 1: Casablanca – Arrival

Upon arrival in Casablanca, visit the Hassan II Mosque, one of the largest mosques in the world, partially built over the Atlantic Ocean. Walk through its grand halls and admire the intricate details. Enjoy the coastal views and take in the city’s lively atmosphere. Transfer to your hotel for check-in and spend the evening relaxing.

Day 2: Casablanca – Rabat – Chefchaouen

After breakfast, depart north along the Atlantic coast toward Rabat, Morocco’s political capital. Visit the Hassan Tower, Mausoleum of Mohammed V, and Kasbah of the Udayas overlooking the river and ocean. Continue through scenic countryside and small villages into the Rif Mountains. Winding roads offer views of hills, valleys, farms, and traditional life. By evening, arrive in the blue city of Chefchaouen, famous for its painted streets and peaceful mountain ambiance. Check into your riad or hotel for an overnight stay.

Day 3: Chefchaouen Exploration – Fes

Spend the morning exploring Chefchaouen’s medina, wandering the narrow alleys and admiring the blue-painted houses. Take photos, browse artisan shops, and climb nearby hills for panoramic views. Afterward, depart for Fes, traveling through scenic mountain landscapes and traditional Berber villages. Observe the changing scenery from green valleys to rugged hills. Arrive in Fes in the late afternoon and check into your riad or hotel.

Day 4: Fes Guided Tour

Enjoy a full-day guided tour of Fes, one of Morocco’s oldest imperial cities. Explore the medina, a UNESCO World Heritage site, visiting the Royal Palace gates, Al Quaraouiyine University, Bou Inania Madrasa, and the famous tanneries. Walk through the narrow streets, observe artisans at work, and experience Moroccan daily life. Overnight in Fes.

Day 5: Fes – Ifrane – Cedar Forest – Midelt

Depart Fes after breakfast and travel south through the Middle Atlas Mountains. Stop in Ifrane, known for its European-style architecture and clean streets. Continue to the cedar forests of Azrou to see Barbary macaques among the ancient trees. Drive through Berber villages and high plains before reaching Midelt, a town between the Middle and High Atlas Mountains. Overnight in a hotel.

Day 6: Midelt – Ziz Valley – Erfoud – Merzouga Desert

Continue south as the landscape becomes arid, signaling your approach to the Sahara Desert. Drive through the Ziz Valley, one of Morocco’s largest palm groves, dotted with traditional fortified villages. Pass through Erfoud, known for fossils and dates. Arrive in Merzouga in the late afternoon. Mount camels for a peaceful trek across the golden dunes of Erg Chebbi. Watch the sunset as the sand changes color. Arrive at the desert camp for dinner, enjoy Berber music around the fire, and spend an unforgettable night under the stars.

Day 7: Merzouga – Todra Gorges – Dades Valley

Wake early to watch the sunrise over the desert. After breakfast, leave Merzouga and drive through Rissani along ancient caravan routes toward Todra Gorges. Walk through the gorge and admire the towering canyon walls. Continue to the Dades Valley, known for its dramatic rock formations, palm groves, and historic kasbahs. Check into your riad or hotel and enjoy an overnight stay.

Day 8: Dades Valley – Ait Ben Haddou – Ouarzazate

After breakfast, travel through the Valley of Roses and Skoura Oasis, enjoying palm groves and historic kasbahs. Visit Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and explore its mud-brick architecture. Continue to Ouarzazate, known as the “Hollywood of Morocco” for its film studios and desert landscapes. Overnight in Ouarzazate.

Day 9: Ouarzazate – Agadir

Depart Ouarzazate and travel through the Anti-Atlas Mountains toward Agadir on the Atlantic coast. Enjoy views of valleys, rocky landscapes, and small Berber villages. Arrive in Agadir in the afternoon. Explore the city’s coastal promenade, beaches, and markets. Overnight in a hotel in Agadir.

Day 10: Agadir – Essaouira

After breakfast, depart Agadir and drive north along the Atlantic coast to Essaouira, a historic fortified city with a charming medina and harbor. Explore the medina, stroll along the ramparts, and enjoy fresh seafood by the ocean. Overnight in a riad or hotel in Essaouira.

Day 11: Essaouira – Marrakech

After breakfast, depart Essaouira and drive inland to Marrakech. Travel through scenic plains, olive groves, and small towns along the way. Upon arrival, check into your riad or hotel. Spend the evening exploring or relaxing. Overnight in Marrakech.

Day 12: Marrakech Guided Tour

Spend the day exploring Marrakech’s landmarks. Visit Koutoubia Mosque, Bahia Palace, and Saadian Tombs. Wander through the bustling souks and medina, experiencing spices, crafts, and traditional markets. End the day at Jemaa el-Fna Square, enjoying the lively atmosphere of performers, musicians, and food stalls. Overnight in Marrakech.

Day 13: Marrakech Free Day / Optional Excursion

Enjoy a free day in Marrakech. You may explore at your own pace, visit Majorelle Garden, relax in a traditional hammam, or take an optional excursion to the Ourika Valley. Overnight in Marrakech.

Day 14: Marrakech – Casablanca – Departure

After breakfast, depart Marrakech and drive back to Casablanca. Depending on your schedule, visit local markets or relax in the city. Transfer to the airport for departure, concluding your 14-day journey across Morocco’s imperial cities, mountains, deserts, and coastal landscapes.

Included

• Private air-conditioned vehicle with fuel
• English-speaking driver/guide
• Thirteen nights accommodation in hotels, riads, and desert camp
• Camel trek in the Merzouga Desert
• Guided city tours in Fes, Marrakech, and Essaouira
• Breakfasts and dinners as specified

Excluded

• Lunches and drinks
• Entrance fees to monuments and attractions
• Personal expenses
• Tips

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) – 14 Days Morocco Tour from Casablanca

Q1: What destinations are included in the 14 days Morocco tour from Casablanca?

A: Our 14-day Morocco tour from Casablanca covers the best destinations: Casablanca, Rabat, Chefchaouen, Fes, Merzouga (Sahara Desert), Ouarzazate, Marrakech, and Essaouira. Enjoy cultural sites, desert adventures, and scenic landscapes throughout your journey.

Q2: Is the 14 days Morocco itinerary customizable?
A: Yes! Our Morocco travel packages are fully customizable. You can adjust destinations, add extra nights in Marrakech or Fes, include desert activities like camel trekking, or private guided tours.

Q3: How is transportation handled during the tour?
A: Transportation is included in your Morocco package. You will travel in an air-conditioned private vehicle with a professional driver, ensuring comfort and safety throughout the 14 days.

Q4: What type of accommodation is included?
A: Accommodation ranges from traditional Moroccan riads and boutique hotels to desert camps in Merzouga. Most hotels provide breakfast, Wi-Fi, and comfortable amenities. Luxury options are also available upon request.

Q5: Are meals included in the 14-day Morocco tour from Casablanca?
A: Most packages include breakfast at your hotels. Optional lunch and dinner can be arranged at local restaurants to enjoy authentic Moroccan cuisine. Special dietary needs can also be accommodated.

Q6: What activities can I expect on this Morocco tour?

A: Activities include:

• Exploring the blue streets of Chefchaouen
• Fes medina guided tours
• Camel trek and sunset in the Sahara Desert
• Visiting Kasbahs in Ouarzazate
• Marrakech city tours including Jemaa el-Fnaa square
• Optional hiking in the Atlas Mountains

Q7: Is the tour suitable for families and solo travelers?

A: Absolutely! Our 14 days Morocco tour from Casablanca is designed for solo travelers, couples, and families. We offer flexible accommodations and family-friendly activities.

Q8: What is the best time to take the 14-day Morocco tour?
A: The best months are March to May and September to November when the weather is pleasant across Morocco, especially for desert activities.

Q9: How do I book the 14 days Morocco tour from Casablanca?
A: You can book directly on our website via the “Book Now” button or contact our travel experts for a custom itinerary. Early booking ensures availability, especially for desert camps.

Q10: Is it safe to travel to Morocco?
A: Morocco is generally safe for tourists. Our professional guides and drivers ensure secure travel. Standard precautions apply, such as safeguarding personal belongings and avoiding isolated areas at night.

Why Choose the 14 Days Morocco Tour from Casablanca?

The 14 Days Morocco Tour from Casablanca is a relaxed and complete private journey through 16 of Morocco’s most memorable places, including the imperial cities of Rabat, Fes and Marrakech and a night in the Sahara Desert. With 14 days and 13 nights, you have time to explore each stop properly instead of only seeing it from the car window.

Because it is a private tour, the vehicle, the driver-guide and the schedule are yours alone. You choose when to start each morning, where to stop for photos and how long to stay in each place. Couples, families, friends and solo travelers all enjoy this flexibility, and our family Morocco tours show how easily we adapt the pace for children.

Highlights of the 14-Day Route from Casablanca

Here is a closer look at the main places you visit on this itinerary. Every stop can be extended, shortened or replaced to match your interests.

Chefchaouen, the famous blue city of the Rif Mountains, is one of the most photographed places in Morocco. Its narrow lanes are painted in every shade of blue, and the pace of life is slow and peaceful. Climb to the Spanish Mosque at sunset for a panoramic view over Chefchaouen and the valley below.

Rabat, the capital of Morocco, is calm, green and elegant. Visit the Hassan Tower, the Mausoleum of Mohammed V and the blue-and-white Kasbah of the Udayas overlooking the ocean. The city is listed by UNESCO as a modern capital and historic city, a rare mix of old and new.

Casablanca is Morocco’s largest and most modern city. The highlight is the Hassan II Mosque, built partly over the ocean, with one of the tallest minarets in the world. It is one of the few mosques in Morocco open to non-Muslim visitors on guided tours. Planning a trip from here? See our Casablanca vacation packages.

Fes is the spiritual and cultural heart of Morocco. Its old medina, Fes el-Bali, is one of the largest car-free urban areas in the world, with more than 9,000 lanes. A local guide takes you to the Chouara tannery, the Al-Qarawiyyin mosque and the busy craft souks of the Medina of Fez. Discover more tours from Fes.

Ifrane is known as the “Switzerland of Morocco” because of its alpine-style houses, clean streets and cool climate. Nearby, the cedar forests of the Middle Atlas are home to wild Atlas cedars and families of Barbary macaques that often come close to the road.

Midelt sits on a high plateau between the Middle and High Atlas. The town is famous for its apples and for the snowy peaks of Jbel Ayachi on the horizon. Midelt is a good place for lunch on the long drive between Fes and the desert.

Erfoud is the gateway to the dunes and the fossil capital of Morocco. Local workshops cut and polish stone full of ancient sea creatures that lived here millions of years ago. A short visit to an Erfoud fossil workshop is a fascinating stop for adults and children.

Merzouga is the village at the foot of the Erg Chebbi dunes, some of the highest sand dunes in Morocco. This is where you ride a camel into the Sahara Desert, watch the sunset from the top of a dune and spend a night in a desert camp under the stars. Learn more in our Sahara travel guide.

The Todra Gorge is a spectacular canyon with rock walls up to 300 meters high. A clear river runs through its narrowest part, where you can walk in the cool shade. The Todra (Todgha) Gorge is also popular with rock climbers and hikers.

The Dades Valley is often called the “Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs”. The road winds through red rock formations, green fields and old earthen villages. The famous zigzag road of the Dadès Gorges is one of the most photographed drives in Morocco.

Ouarzazate is known as the “Hollywood of Africa”. Many international films and series were shot in its desert landscapes and at the Atlas Film Studios. Visit the Taourirt Kasbah, once the palace of a powerful local family.

Aït Ben Haddou is a fortified earthen village on the old caravan route between the Sahara and Marrakech. The Ksar of Aït-Ben-Haddou is a UNESCO World Heritage site and has appeared in many famous films. Cross the river and climb to the granary at the top for a wonderful view.

Essaouira is a relaxed fishing port on the Atlantic coast, protected by 18th-century ramparts. Fresh seafood, art galleries and windy beaches make it a favorite with travelers. The Medina of Essaouira is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Read more about Essaouira beach.

Agadir is Morocco’s main beach resort, with a long sandy bay, a modern marina and more than 300 days of sunshine a year. It is a perfect place to relax at the end of a busy tour. Find ideas in our guide to trips from Agadir and on the Agadir page.

Marrakech, the Red City, is full of energy. Explore the Koutoubia Mosque, the Bahia Palace, the Saadian Tombs and the colorful souks, then watch storytellers and food stalls fill Jemaa el-Fna square at night. The Medina of Marrakesh is a UNESCO World Heritage site. See our Marrakech city break guide for more.

The Ziz Valley is a long green ribbon of palm trees in the middle of a dry, rocky landscape. Stop at a viewpoint above the Ziz River gorge to see one of the most beautiful oases in southern Morocco.

Best Time for the 14 Days Morocco Tour from Casablanca

• Spring (March to May): mild weather everywhere, green valleys in the Atlas Mountains and comfortable days in the desert. This is the most popular season, so book early.
• Autumn (September to November): warm days, clear skies and fewer crowds. It is an ideal time for photography and city walks.
• Winter (December to February): sunny but cool, with cold nights in the desert camp and possible snow on the mountain passes. We keep the schedule flexible for weather.
• Summer (June to August): pleasant on the coast, hot inland and very hot in the Sahara, so we plan early starts and sunset activities.

For a month-by-month overview, read our guide to the best time to visit Morocco.

Accommodation on This Private Tour

All accommodation is included. In the cities we choose charming riads, traditional houses built around a central courtyard, often with a rooftop terrace. In the mountains and valleys we use family-run kasbah hotels with great views. In the desert you sleep in a standard or luxury camp, depending on your choice; luxury tents have private bathrooms and real beds.

You can upgrade any night to a boutique or five-star property. Learn why travelers love traditional houses in our article about the Moroccan riad.

What to Pack

• Comfortable walking shoes for medinas and uneven streets.
• Light layers and a warm jacket for the evenings.
• Sunglasses, sunscreen and a hat.
• A scarf for visiting religious sites and for sun protection.
• A power bank, a universal adapter (type C/E sockets) and some cash in dirhams.
• A small overnight bag for the desert camp, so your main luggage can stay in the vehicle.
• Swimwear and a windbreaker for the Atlantic coast.

Our guide on what to wear in Morocco explains local dress etiquette in more detail.

Price of the 14 Days Morocco Tour from Casablanca

The price depends on your group size, travel dates and the level of accommodation. Private tours become cheaper per person as the group grows. Your quote always includes the private air-conditioned vehicle, an experienced driver-guide, fuel and tolls, accommodation with breakfast, the camel trek and dinner and breakfast in the desert camp.

Lunches, drinks, entrance fees, tips and optional local city guides are usually extra. We send a clear, detailed quote before you book, so you always know what is included. Wondering about daily costs? Read is Morocco expensive.

Travel Tips and Safety

Morocco is a welcoming and generally safe destination for visitors. Before you travel, check the latest GOV.UK travel advice for Morocco and the official Visit Morocco tourism website.

• Carry small change for tips, snacks and markets; many places do not accept cards.
• Ask before taking photos of people.
• Drink bottled water and stay hydrated, especially in summer.
• Bargaining is normal in the souks; stay friendly and patient.
• Read our full guide: safety tips for Morocco travel.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much driving is there on the 14 Days Morocco Tour from Casablanca?

Most days include 3 to 6 hours of driving, always with stops for photos, coffee and lunch. The longest days are the drives to and from the desert. Some days are free for city visits, so you do not drive every day.

Can we change the start or end city?

Yes. We can pick you up at any hotel or airport and finish wherever you need. Starting somewhere else? Compare 14 day Morocco tour from Tangier and 12 days Morocco tour from Tangier.

Is this tour suitable for families and seniors?

Yes. We adjust the daily rhythm, choose family-friendly hotels and can plan shorter walks. Read our guide to Morocco tours for seniors for more ideas.

Can we customize the itinerary?

Of course. You can add nights, include a cooking class, a hammam, a hike or a visit to a local cooperative, or try sandboarding and quad bikes in the dunes. Just tell us what you enjoy.

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14 Days Morocco Tour from Casablanca: Plan Your Trip With Local Experts

Have questions about the 14 days Morocco tour from Casablanca? Our Morocco-based team designs private, tailor-made trips with professional drivers, multilingual guides and handpicked riads. Contact us for a free itinerary within 24 hours, or explore our private tours from Marrakech. For official travel information, visit Visit Morocco, and read about the Ksar of Aït-Ben-Haddou on UNESCO.