What types of Morocco tours do you offer?

We offer private and group Morocco tours including desert tours, cultural trips, family vacations, trekking tours, and luxury travel experiences.

Are your Morocco tours customizable?

Yes, all our Morocco tours are fully customizable based on your travel preferences, duration, budget, and interests.

Do your tours include Sahara desert experiences?

Yes, many of our tours include Sahara desert experiences such as camel trekking, luxury desert camps, and guided excursions.

Is Morocco safe for tourists?

Morocco is generally safe for tourists, especially when traveling with experienced guides and organized tours like ours.

When is the best time to visit Morocco?

The best time to visit Morocco is during spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) when the weather is pleasant.

How can I book a Morocco tour?

You can book a Morocco tour by contacting us through our website, filling out the inquiry form, or reaching out directly for a custom itinerary.

14-Day Morocco Highlights Tour

Duration14 Days Itinerary

DateFlexible

Tour TypePrivate

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Highlights

Join us on the Morocco Highlights Tour, a 14-day guided journey exploring culture, history, and iconic sites across Marrakech, Tangier, Fes, and 7 more destinations! This small group trip includes accommodation, transportation, meals, and more.

From the bustling streets of Marrakech to the edge of the Sahara, explore this country’s breathtaking sites. Climb onto a camel and traverse the dunes before taking in the views from the top of the Atlas Mountains. Sample traditional Moroccan cuisine in a local home and discover hidden treasures in the Souks of Essaouira. Unforgettable experiences await on this journey, like wandering through ancient medinas, riding a camel in the Sahara, and spending a night in a mountain gîte. Don’t miss your chance to see Morocco’s highlights!

12-Day Morocco Highlights Tour

• Take in the stunning views of Mosque Hassan II in Casablanca.
• Gain insight into the culture and history of Rabat, the administrative capital.
• Discover the charming blue-washed town of Chefchaouen.
• Meander through the old city of Fez and its Medina.
• Marvel at the stunning architecture Morocco has to offer.
• Indulge in traditional local gastronomy.
• Journey by camel into the Sahara Desert and camp overnight.
• Venture around ancient Kasbahs, picturesque gorges, and Berber villages.
• Drive through the majestic Atlas Mountains.
• Unlock the allure of Marrakech and its labyrinthine medina.
• Absorb the atmosphere of Essaouira’s medina and enjoy the fresh seafood.

For travelers seeking a shorter adventure, our 12‑Day Morocco Group Tour offers an immersive experience of Morocco’s ancient cities, desert landscapes, and vibrant culture.

FAQ

What is a Morocco Highlights Tour?

A Morocco Highlights Tour is a carefully planned itinerary that includes the country’s most iconic attractions and experiences. It is ideal for travelers who want to discover Morocco’s essential highlights while enjoying a well-balanced and efficient travel schedule.

Which destinations are usually included?

The Morocco Highlights Tour includes Marrakech, Fes, Chefchaouen, Casablanca, Rabat, the Sahara Desert, Ait Ben Haddou, and the Atlas Mountains. Depending on the duration of the trip, destinations such as Essaouira, Meknes, and Volubilis may also be included.

How long does a Morocco Highlights Tour typically last?

Most tours range from 7 to 12 days. Shorter itineraries focus on the major attractions, while longer tours allow for a more relaxed pace and additional cultural experiences.

Is the Sahara Desert included?

Morocco Highlights Tour includes a visit to the Sahara Desert, where travelers can enjoy camel trekking, spectacular sunsets, overnight stays in desert camps, and traditional Berber hospitality.

Is this tour suitable for first-time visitors?

A Highlights Tour is one of the best options for first-time visitors because it covers Morocco’s most important destinations and provides a comprehensive overview of the country’s culture, history, and landscapes.

What type of accommodation is included?

Accommodation generally consists of carefully selected riads, boutique hotels, desert camps, and modern hotels. Travelers can choose from standard, superior, or luxury accommodation options depending on their preferences.

What are the main highlights of the tour?

Popular highlights include exploring the medinas of Marrakech and Fes, visiting the blue city of Chefchaouen, experiencing the Sahara Desert, discovering the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Ait Ben Haddou, and crossing the scenic High Atlas Mountains.

What is the best time to take a Morocco Highlights tour?

Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) offer the most comfortable weather conditions for sightseeing and outdoor activities. Morocco can, however, be visited throughout the year.

Are guided tours included?

The Morocco Highlights Tour includes guided sightseeing in major cities with licensed local guides who provide valuable historical and cultural insights.

Can the itinerary be customized?

Highlights Tours can be tailored to suit individual interests, travel schedules, accommodation preferences, and desired activities. Additional destinations and experiences can be added upon request.

Is Morocco safe for travelers?

Morocco is generally considered a safe destination for tourists. Traveling with an experienced tour operator, professional driver, and local guides ensures a comfortable and well-organized experience.

Who is a Morocco Highlights Tour best suited for?

A Morocco Highlights Tour is ideal for first-time visitors, couples, families, small groups, and travelers who wish to experience Morocco’s most famous attractions within a limited timeframe while enjoying a rich cultural experience.

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DAY 1 CASABLANCA – RABAT

Greeting you in Casablanca, a private driver awaits to escort you to your hotel. On the way to the hotel, the driver will give you a glimpse of what to expect in the forthcoming tour - ample time to explore the city and its contemporary streets and life. A delightful sight of the Atlantic Ocean and Atlas Mountain foothills that mark the eastern boundary of the city. Its wide boulevards lined with swaying palm trees painted in ocean breeze. The modern life of the people is celebrated in local art galleries and captured perfectly in Hassan II Mosque as its minaret stands proud in the city skyline. Take some time to settle in and explore the wonders of Casablanca and revel in the majesty of Morocco - A journey that will culminate in Rabat and its old imperial city, with a comfortable overnight stay and dinner.

DAY 2 RABAT – TANGIER

After enjoying a leisurely breakfast, we'll embark on a tour of Rabat, the administrative capital of Morocco. Pay a visit to the 12th century unfinished mosque tower of Hassan, built in honour of Sultan Yacoub El-Mansour, before taking in the grandeur of the Mausoleum of Mohamed V. The monumental building is a testament to King Hassan II's dedication to his father, Mohamed V, who is fondly remembered as the father of Moroccan independence. Later, admire the picturesque views of the Atlantic Ocean and the famed Strait of Gibraltar, visible from the 12th century Kasbah of Oudaïa. With its blue and white buildings, and a spectacular view of the Atlantic Ocean and the Bou Regreg River, it's the perfect place for a photo stop. Lastly, we will visit the city of Tangier and explore the bustling Kasbah district located near the port. Delight in the cobblestone streets adorned with brightly colored doors, before disembarking in the old Medina. Here, you can wander the Grand Sacco and the Petit Sacco, home to luxurious boutique hotels and riads, which have been the inspiration to great artists such as Matisse, Camille Saint Saens, Paul Bowles and William Burroughs, and is the birthplace of Ibn Battouta, the renowned Moroccan traveler and explorer.

DAY 3 TANGIER – CHEFCHAOUEN

You will marvel at the tiny town of Chefchaouen, nestled in the Rif Mountains. Its winding streets and buildings are a canvas of brilliant blues, giving it a powerful charm that can be felt in its main square. The grand mosque, with its octagonal minaret inspired by the Torre de Oro in Seville, stands proudly at the center of the town. The Kasbah, with its 11 crenellated towers, including one formerly used as a prison, houses an ethnographic museum. As you browse through the bustling markets and take in the vibrant culture of the locals dressed in their straw hats, you will be taken away by the beauty of this picturesque town.

DAY 4 CHEFCHAOUEN – VOLUBILIS – MEKNES – FEZ

We proudly invite you to join us on a captivating adventure to Meknes, once part of the Roman Empire, now home to some of North Africa's most exquisite relics and formations. Certified local guides will lead us to the ancient bathhouses, decorated with intricate mosaic floors and grand marble pillars, followed by the entrance of Bab Mansour commissioned by Sultan Moulay Ismail. Our journey continues to the majestic Mausoleum and Meknes Royal Palace, and then off to Heri es Souani, once the Sultan's personal stable and granary for his 12,000 horses. Our overnight stay for the evening will be in nearby Fez, leaving us with a renewed appreciation for Moroccan culture.

DAY 5 FES SIGHTSEEING TOUR

You will begin your journey in the morning with a guided city tour of Fes, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the oldest imperial city of Morocco. Here, you will have the opportunity to explore some of the city's most renowned landmarks and attractions, such as the entrance of the largest royal palace in Morocco, the southern tower of Fes with panoramic views of the medina, and a tile and Moroccan mosaic pottery co-operative. You will also visit the tanneries of the city, and observe the locals working with the skins of animals in France. Following this, we will take a tour of a Koranic school, the Nejjarine fountain, the Moulay Idriss mausoleum, and the Karaouine Mosque University. After a delicious Moroccan lunch at a traditional restaurant in the medina, you will be free to explore the winding alleys of the medina, At the bustling marketplace, a diverse range of items can be found for sale; including dates, fish, spices, copper urns, carpets, and musical instruments, all provided by numerous vendors and artisans.

DAY 6 FEZ – IFRANE – MIDELT – ERFOUD

Begin your voyage through Morocco's Middle Atlas with a stop in the delightful ski region of Ifrane, often referred to as the little Switzerland of Morocco. Marvel at the fragrant cedar forests buzzing with the sound of Barbary apes, and wander through the traditional Berber villages. Have the chance to observe the monkeys in their native environment, and maybe even feed them while taking some amazing photos! When you get to Midelt, you'll be treated to some stunning views of the High Atlas from its beautiful location between the Middle and High Atlas. As you journey south, take in the majestic scenery of the legendary Ziz Valley, a deep canyon that runs all the way to Erfoud. End your day by spending the night in a luxurious Kasbah hotel and enjoy a delicious dinner.

DAY 7 ERFOUD – RISSANI – MERZOUGA DUNES

Begin your desert excursion in Erfoud with an optional visit to the Fossils workshop. From there you can travel to the mausoleum of Moulay Ali Chrief, the founder of the Alaouite dynasty. Experience local music as you listen to the passionate beats of a Gnaoua band. Sample a variety of tasty desserts, like Berber Pizza and Desert Pie. Afterwards you'll be transported to the stunning Merzouga where you can take a much-needed break before beginning your sand dunes adventure. Ride across the sands as the sun begins to set, admiring its transformation into a brilliant red hue. Under the stars, listen to the hypnotic beat of Berber drum music and enjoy a traditional Moroccan feast before retiring to your own private tent complete with private bathrooms and hot showers.

DAY 8 MERZOUGA – TODRA & DADES GORGES

Your day begins with a stunning sunrise which sets the backdrop for a delicious breakfast. You'll take a camel ride to Merzouga, where you'll meet your driver for the journey to Ziz Oasis. Here you can marvel at the impressive ancient irrigation system. Afterwards, the tour will continue to Todra Gorges. You'll be able to take a leisurely stroll along the winding banks of the river, past palm trees, and all the way to the Gorge, which is a popular destination for rock climbers and picnickers alike. After lunch, you'll visit the awe-inspiring Dades Valley, where you can take in the remarkable rock formations which were crafted through centuries of erosion.

DAY 9 DADES GORGES – OUARZAZATE – AIT BENHDAOU – MARRAKECH

Our day will start with a journey through the renowned Dades Gorge and continue to the Rose Valley, the only place in Morocco where Damascus Roses are still grown. Once there, we will pick up some of the precious rose water and oil which can be used in beauty treatments. From there, we will visit Kalaat Mgouna, dubbed the "Rose City" due to its abundance of roses, before continuing on to Ouarzazate. Known as "the Hollywood of Africa", this city provides stunning landscapes and was the backdrop for movies such as The Mummy and Gladiator. We will also visit the UNESCO heritage site Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah before commencing our thrilling ascent up the Atlas Mountains. Along the way, we will admire the spectacular views and charming Berber villages, eventually arriving in Marrakech for the night.

DAY 10 MARRAKECH SIGHTSEEING TOUR

After your morning meal, a local guide will be your escort on a journey of exploration around the magnificent city of Marrakech. First, you'll visit the many historical monuments, including the 19th-century Bahia palace, the 17th-century Saadian tombs, the 12th-century Koutoubia mosque and Ben Youssef Koranic School. Shopping for souvenirs or gifts for your loved ones at the Souks will follow. Enjoy the peace and serenity of the Majorelle Gardens where plants from faraway lands are now found. Your tour will end in the bustling Djemaa Lfna plaza where street performers and delicious snacks can be found. Take a break and appreciate the breathtaking panoramic views of the square from the cafes nearby. The remainder of the day is yours to leisurely enjoy.

DAY 11 MARRAKECH – ESSAOUIRA

After having breakfast at hotel, we will drive to Essaouira. You will have the chance to witness the Argan trees in the area, both ecologically and commercially important. You may even spot the local goats perched in the trees, munching on the leaves and fruit. There will be a chance to visit the Argan Oil Women's Co-operative and understand the various uses of the oil, ranging from cosmetic to medicinal. After taking pictures at various stops, we will continue towards Essaouira. Our tour will include a visit to the Skala Fortress, the port, the souks, and viewing the Thuya wood crafted by the artisans. We will walk through the medina and past the hundreds of handicrafts displayed there. With a unique culture and laid-back atmosphere, Essaouira is a melting pot of both locals and foreigners. It is a favorite for windsurfers because of its clean waters and Atlantic Trade winds that have kept the large-scale operators away, allowing the city to retain its distinctive character.

DAY 12 DISCOVER ESSAOUIRA

Today is the perfect day for exploring the picturesque streets of Essaouira. Exquisite handicrafts in the markets of the city will take your breath away. Whether you are seeking textiles, jewelry, ceramics, musical instruments or handcrafted wooden items, you will find it all here. Moreover, if you are looking for something more unusual, there is a collection of art galleries and small boutiques to explore. For a unique dining experience, you can find fresh fish in the local market and have it prepared right in front of you.

DAY 13 ESSAOUIRA – CASABLANCA

We'll start our adventure with a breakfast before travelling north of Essaouira to the port city of Safi. This is the home of artisans with remarkable skills in the art of ceramics and pottery. Our journey will then take us to the picturesque city of Oualidia, renowned for its plentiful oysters. We'll then reach the historic port city of El Jadida, known for its Portuguese-styled citadel and walls, large tank and various other fortifications from the 18th century. Here you can find colonial mansions with iron balconies, mosques and churches all side by side. Our final destination will be Casablanca, where we will check into our hotel and enjoy a peaceful night's sleep with breakfast.

DAY 14 CASABLANCA – AIRPORT

Head over to Casablanca International Airport to take your return flight.