5 Days in Morocco Itinerary - 5 Day Private Tour from Casablanca

Name: BEST 5 Days in Morocco Itinerary | 5 Days Tour from Casablanca
Brand: Morocco Tabiarte Tours
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BEST 5 Days in Morocco Itinerary! Explore Imperial cities & Sahara Desert with our 5 Day Private Tour from Casablanca. BOOK NOW to discover the magic of Morocco.

BEST 5 Days in Morocco Itinerary | 5 Days Tour from Casablanca

Morocco Itinerary 5 Days - Explore The Best of Morocco in 5 Days

5 Days/ 4 Nights
Private Vehicle
Distance: 1346 KM
Guided Tours
Half Board
Accommodation

Tour Description: Morocco Itinerary 5 Days

5 Days Tour from Casablanca

Discover the magic of Morocco on an unforgettable 5 Days in Morocco Itinerary through the imperial cities, desert landscapes, and ancient kasbahs. Begin your journey in Casablanca, the economic capital, and visit the magnificent Hassan II Mosque. Then, head to Rabat, the political capital, and explore its iconic sights and lush gardens. Next, venture to Fes, with its sprawling 9,000-street Medina, the country’s cultural capital.

Afterward, embark on an epic adventure into the Sahara Desert and experience a camel ride at sunset before spending the night in a luxury camp under a starry sky. Continue your journey through the rugged Atlas Mountains, taking in stunning gorges and time-worn kasbahs along the way. Discover Ouarzazate, the North Africa Hollywood, and Ait Ben Haddou, an ancient fortified village and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Finally, your incredible 5 Days in Morocco Itinerary concludes in the vibrant city of Marrakech, where you can witness snake charmers and street performers in Jemaa el-Fna square.

What to Expect in 5 Days in Morocco Itinerary

5 Day Morocco tour from Casablanca

Marvel at the majestic Hassan II Mosque, the largest mosque in Morocco
Visit historic imperial cities including Rabat, Fes, and Marrakech
Camel trek in the Erg Chebbi dunes and glamping under a starry sky
Hike the Atlas Mountains and soak in panoramic views of valleys and villages
Discover Morocco's Hollywood - the film studios of Ouarzazate
See Ait Benhaddou, a famous kasbah and UNESCO World Heritage Site
Learn about Berber culture and traditions from local guides

Detailed Itinerary: 5 Days in Morocco from Casablanca

Morocco Itinerary 5 days

1st Day: Arrival in Casablanca (30-minute drive)

Welcome to Morocco! Upon landing at Casablanca Airport, your dedicated Driver/Guide will warmly welcome you and escort you to your chosen hotel in Casablanca. Once you’ve completed the check-in process, the remainder of the day is yours to relax and fully embrace the local ambiance. Take this time to unwind, whether it’s exploring the nearby areas or indulging in leisurely moments, marking the beginning of your enchanting 5-day Morocco Private tour from Casablanca.

√ Overnight: Casablanca

2nd Day: Casablanca » Rabat » Fes (4-hour drive)

Begin your day in Casablanca with a delightful breakfast before embarking on a morning tour of the Hassan II Mosque, an architectural marvel and the second-largest functioning mosque in Africa.

Following your visit to the mosque, depart from Casablanca and make your way to Rabat, the captivating capital of Morocco, located along the stunning Atlantic coast. Start your exploration by visiting the iconic landmarks: the Udayas Kasbah, the Hassan Tower, and the Mausoleum of Mohammed V.

After exploring Rabat’s historical and cultural wonders, continue your journey to Fes, the world’s oldest and largest medieval city. Besides, Fes’s Medina captivates the senses with harmonious aromas, sounds, and sights. Spend a leisurely afternoon further exploring enchanting Fes, discovering the rich heritage and vibrant atmosphere of this ancient city.

√ Overnight: Fes

√ Included Meals: Breakfast

3rd Day: Fes » Ifrane » Cedar Forest » Midelt » Ziz Valley » Merzouga desert (7-hour drive)

Today, after breakfast, leave Fes behind and embark on a captivating road trip to Merzouga through the Middle Atlas Mountains. First stop in Ifrane, a charming ski resort with European-inspired architecture surrounded by pristine nature. After soaking in Ifrane’s unique atmosphere, head to Midelt, traversing the enchanting Cedar Forest. As you wind through the forest, watch for Barbary macaques, adding wildlife to the scenic drive.

Furthermore, set off towards Merzouga, a gateway to the awe-inspiring Erg Chebbi dunes, towering up to 150 meters high. Additionally, revel in the beauty of the journey, passing through the enchanting Ziz Oasis and vast valleys that showcase Morocco’s diverse landscapes.

Upon arrival, immerse yourself in the magic of the Sahara by riding a camel to your desert camp, where you can bask in the enchanting experience of nomadic life. Moreover, witness a breathtaking sunset over the dunes, savor a delicious dinner accompanied by live Berber music around an open fire, spend an unforgettable night under the starry sky, and experience the magic of desert life during this memorable trip.

√ Overnight: Merzouga Desert Camp

√ Included Meals: Breakfast and dinner

4th Day: Merzouga Desert » Todra Gorge » Ouarzazate (5-hour drive)

After witnessing a mesmerizing sunrise, freshen up and enjoy breakfast in your desert camp. Then, depart from Erg Chebbi dunes and travel the Road of a Thousand Kasbahs towards Todra Gorge, a natural wonder with towering limestone cliffs.

Besides, admire the changing colors as the sun traverses the sky. Later on, continue your journey to Ouarzazate, known as the Hollywood of North Africa. Moreover, explore the Rose Valley and the Thousand Kasbahs, with an opportunity to discover local rose products.

Additionally, after enjoying some free time and lunch in Kalaat M’gouna, continue to Ouarzazate for check-in and relaxation before dinner.

√ Overnight: Ouarzazate

√ Included Meals: Breakfast and dinner

5th Day: Ouarzazate » Ait Ben Haddou » High Atlas Mountains » Marrakech (4-hour drive)

Following breakfast, depart Ouarzazate for Ait Benhaddou, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and also a beautifully preserved medieval village featured in blockbuster movies including ‹Gladiator› & ‹Lawrence of Arabia›. Walk through this beautifully preserved Kasbah village and experience a journey back in time. Finally, marvel at the stunning landscapes and breathtaking valley views as you journey through the majestic High Atlas Mountains, crossing the scenic Tizi N’tichka Pass to the enchanting city of Marrakech.

To fully experience Morocco’s vibrant culture, we offer the option to extend your stay in the lively city of Marrakech beyond the 5 Days in Morocco Itinerary. Simply pre-book additional accommodations with us for as many extra nights as you wish.

√ Included Meals: Breakfast

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Important Note

What you see here is just a suggested plan for your Morocco Travel itinerary 5 days Private Guided tour from Casablanca. If it doesn’t quite match what you have in mind, don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re all about creating a tour that fits your preferences and specific duration.

Our tours from Casablanca cover all of Morocco, and here’s the deal: the more friends you bring along, the lower the cost per person. We split the fixed transportation fee among everyone, and the overall price also depends on your choice of accommodation, varying with options such as 3-star, 4-star, or 5-star hotels.

For the exact cost and all the details, contact us. We’re here to make your trip just right for you.

5 Days Morocco tour from Casablanca Price/Cost

BEST 5 Day Morocco itinerary

Price Includes

Price Excludes

Hotel/Airport pick-up and drop-off services.
Tour in an air-conditioned vehicle throughout 5 Days in Morocco.
Hand-picked English-speaking driver.
3-night stay in carefully selected Hotel/Riad.
1-night stay in a Deluxe desert camp (Private Tent).
Daily breakfast & 2 nights dinner.
Camel trek and Sand-boarding.
Leisure time to stroll through gorges, explore kasbahs, capture photos, and more.

Lunches, drinks and 2 nights dinner.
Entrance fees to monuments (Ex: Atlas studio, Hassan II Mosque, …etc.).
Gratuities for your tour guide & driver (the amount is at your discretion).

Frequently Asked Questions

Are 5 days enough for Morocco?

While five days may provide a taste of Morocco, it’s important to consider your travel priorities and the specific regions you plan to visit. Besides, if you focus on key destinations like Marrakech, Fes, and the Sahara Desert, you can experience the vibrant culture, historic sites, and unique landscapes within this timeframe.

However, keep in mind that Morocco offers diverse experiences, and additional time allows for a more comprehensive exploration. Consider your interests and preferred pace when planning your itinerary.

How many days is ideal in Morocco?

To fully experience the diverse beauty and culture of Morocco, it’s recommended to spend at least 1 week or ideally 10 days. This allows you to explore vibrant cities, historical sites, the scenic Atlas Mountains, and the captivating Sahara Desert, providing a well-rounded and enriching travel experience.

How to get to Casablanca from Marrakech?

You can travel from Marrakech to Casablanca by train, bus, or car. The train, operated by ONCF, takes about 2.5 to 3 hours and offers a comfortable and scenic journey. Buses are another convenient option, with several companies providing regular services that take around 3 hours. If you prefer driving, the trip via the highway is approximately 2.5 hours.

Which is better Fez or Marrakech?

For first-time visitors to Morocco, we recommend Marrakech over Fez. With its lively Medinas, magnificent palaces, and busy markets, Marrakech offers a captivating introduction to Moroccan culture that makes it an ideal starting point. Though Fez boasts alluring ancient alleys and charm, its maze-like streets may be better appreciated after getting acquainted with the country in Marrakech. Both cities provide unique and enriching experiences, but Marrakech’s energy and sights give newcomers an unforgettable welcome to Morocco.

How long do you need to see Marrakech?

To see the main highlights of Marrakech, you typically need around 2–3 days. This allows you to explore the historic Medina, visit iconic sites like the Jardin Majorelle and the Koutoubia Mosque, experience the vibrant souks, and enjoy the lively atmosphere of Jemaa el-Fnaa square. If you have more time, consider a few extra days to relax in traditional riads and discover the hidden gems of the city.

Is it safe to travel in Morocco?

Morocco is generally safe for tourists. However, it’s important to exercise usual precautions, such as avoiding poorly lit areas at night and keeping an eye on your belongings. Additionally, be cautious of scams and follow local advice. Despite these precautions, the country is known for its hospitality, and most visitors have a safe and enjoyable experience.

How do I book a tour?

Booking a tour with us is a breeze. Follow these simple steps:

A) Reach Out: Start by emailing us to express your interest and inquire about availability.

B) Reservation Confirmation: Upon reaching out, we’ll guide you through the reservation process. Typically, a deposit is required to secure your spot.

2. Is a deposit required, and how much is it?

Yes, indeed, a deposit is typically required to confirm your booking. Furthermore, the amount varies based on the specific tour package you choose. Importantly, this initial payment is crucial, as it not only secures your spot but also enables us to make all necessary arrangements for your upcoming adventure.

3. What payment methods are available for the deposit?

We strive to make the deposit process as convenient as possible. Additionally, you can make your deposit through various methods, with debit card payments via PayPal being one of the options. This flexibility ensures that you can choose the method that suits you best.

4. When is the balance payment due and how?

The balance payment for your tour is typically due either before the start of your trip or upon arrival. We accept various payment methods, including bank transfers, making it convenient for you to settle the balance. If you ever have questions or need assistance with the balance payment, our dedicated customer service team is here to help.

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Good to Know

Currency

MAD, د.م. (Dirham)

Plugs and Adapters

As a traveler from the USA, Canada, Australia, or New Zealand, you will need an adapter for Type C and Type E connectors.

Visa

Are you planning an international trip and wondering about the complexities of visa applications? Unfortunately, we cannot offer you a visa application service, but we can provide you with valuable insights into understanding whether you need one or not. The visa application process can be intricate, but fear not; we’ve compiled a comprehensive guide to help you navigate through the basics.

Do I Need a Visa?

The necessity for a visa depends on your nationality and your intended travel destination. Let’s break it down for you:

1. Check Your Nationality

Firstly, identify your home country and its visa agreements with the country you plan to visit. If there is no existing visa agreement, you will likely need to apply for a visa in advance of your departure.

2. Understand Visa Requirements by Country

Here’s a quick guide for citizens of specific countries:

a. US Citizens

Great news for Americans! US citizens typically don’t need a visa for many destinations. Nevertheless, always double-check the specific requirements for your chosen location.

b. UK Citizens

Likewise, citizens of the United Kingdom usually enjoy visa-free travel to most countries. Confirm the details based on your intended destination.

c. Australian Citizens

Australians often have the privilege of visa-free travel to various places. Before you pack, verify the visa requirements for your chosen destination.

d. New Zealand Citizens

If you’re a citizen of New Zealand, you likely won’t need a visa for many destinations. Still, it’s wise to check the specific requirements for your intended travel spot.

Special Note: Morocco

Good news for those planning a trip to Morocco! Citizens of most countries, including the ones mentioned above, typically don’t require a visa for Morocco. It’s a visa-free destination for many travelers.

Cancellation Policy

Your money is secure with us. Our commitment to security means you can trust us for safe and reliable transactions. If you have any questions, our customer support is here to help.

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Ching US

Group Traveller

Our 5-day tour from Casablanca was amazing. The food was great (try the lamb!) and the accommodations were satisfactory. From natural scenery to city tours, we savored every moment in Morocco. The camel trek in the Sahara Desert and overnight stay in the desert camp were unforgettable highlights.
Many thanks to Moha and Ibrahim for arranging the entire trip; they saved us time and effort and made our journey truly enjoyable. If you’re looking for a travel agency in Morocco, MTT comes highly recommended.

16 October 2023

Jeannete

Group Traveller

This 5-day Morocco tour from Casablanca was a life-changing experience. Our guide and driver Hmad was incredibly knowledgeable. The hotels, riads, and restaurant food were all excellent. We stayed in safe areas where we felt comfortable taking evening walks after dinner. We learned so much about Morocco that we didn’t know before. This trip deepened my faith and perspective on life. I hope to visit again and would gladly book with Morocco Tabiarte Tours in the future.

2 October 2023

Sonia

Group Traveller

My brother and I have just completed a five days in morocco with our tour guide/driver, Hmad. We had a memorable holiday and would highly recommend this Morocco travel itinerary. Our knowledgeable guide made our vacation to Morocco unforgettable. We have special memories of new friends, off-the-beaten-track places, and experiencing more of Morocco than we could have on our own. Furthermore, the hotels and riads were great, and Hmad’s restaurant recommendations were amazing. The weather forced a change in plans (snow in Tizi N’Tichka and Ifrane), but Hmad’s alternative was better than what we missed. It was difficult to say goodbye to Morocco, and we will certainly be back soon.

19 September 2023