Morocco Itinerary 6 Days Private Desert Tour from Casablanca

Following breakfast, take a morning tour of the Hassan II Mosque, which has the tallest minaret and is the second-largest functioning mosque in Africa and is the 7th largest in the world. After that, depart Casablanca and head towards the former capital of Morocco – Rabat on the Atlantic coast. Start your visit with some of the capital’s highlights, including the impressive walled quarter known as Udayas Kasbah, Hassan Tower, as well as the Mausoleum of Mohammed V.

 Have free time for lunch in a restaurant overlooking the ocean. Later on, continue the journey to the capital of Morocco – Meknes, also known as the Versailles of Morocco due to its impressive buildings and elaborate monuments. Carrying on, we head north towards Fes, which is the oldest and largest medieval city in the world, and its Medina is a heady mix of aromas, sounds and sights. Pass by Bab Mansour gate, beautifully patterned with zellij mosaics. Enjoy a free afternoon for further explorations.

◈ Overnight: Fes

◈ Meals: Breakfast

This morning, go on a half-day guided tour of the old town, known locally as Fes el Bali, a paradise of local handy-made craft work with colorful Moroccan styles, leather-work, metalwork. Besides, Fes is one of the world’s great centers of education and culture, both Islamic and Jewish. Your local guide will share stories of the city’s history as you walk through the twisting streets and epic alleyways, passing donkeys piled high with goods, and also explore the specialty sections that divide the souk.

 The tour includes stops at the King’s Palace, the tanneries, Al Qaraouine university and the Attarine Madrasa. As well as a stop at a Mosaic museum to learn more about this unique activity which is famous in the region. Lastly, the panoramic view of the Medina, where you can see clearly how big this Medina is. By the end of the walk, you’ll be at Bab Boujloud, “Blue Gate” and then you have the afternoon at leisure for individual exploration.

◈ Overnight: Fes

◈ Meals: Breakfast

Today, embark on a scenic drive over the Middle Atlas Mountains through Giant pine trees, wind past olive groves, shepherds tending to their flocks and also Cedar Forests. En route, stop in Ifrane, a charming ski resort. Afterward, continue to Midelt via the Cedar Forest, where you enjoy a short walk to see the Barbary macaques and take some photos. Later-on we head out towards the Erg Chebbi dunes located near the remote frontier town of Merzouga. It’s one of the world’s iconic landscapes, with towering dunes up to 150 m in height. As you approach Erfoud, admire views of the remarkable Ziz Oasis and vast valleys.

 Upon arrival, ride your camel into the Sahara Desert to your campsite. A spectacular camp hidden away in the sand dunes of the Sahara. Here in this magical escape from the modern world, you’ll experience the true essence of desert life. Make sure to catch the sunset in the heart of the desert. In addition to that, enjoy a nice dinner, followed by live Berber music around an open fire and spend an amazing night under the starry sky, digest the desert in all its beauty that will give you remarkable memories of the desert trip exploring.

◈ Overnight: Merzouga Desert

◈ Meals: Breakfast

After a truly stunning sunrise, freshen up and breakfast in your camp, depart Erg Chebbi dunes and set off on the Road of a Thousand Kasbahs to the gorge of Todra. Surrounded by towering vertical limestone cliffs reaching heights of 300 m to form one of the most dramatic and spectacular natural sights in Morocco. Moreover, it’s a popular destination for hikers, climbers and nature enthusiasts who come to discover the rugged terrain and enjoy the stunning views.

 There’ll be time to marvel at this sight before you continue your journey to Ouarzazate – the Hollywood of North Africa. Along the road of The Rose Valley and a Thousand Kasbahs. There will be an opportunity to stop to see the variety of rose products which are produced by the locals. After some free time and lunch in Kalaat M’gouna, continue on to Ouarzazate, famous for being the filming location for many other Hollywood blockbusters and famous TV shows including «Lawrence of Arabia», «Jewel of the Nile». After check-in at your hotel, time to relax before dinner.

◈ Overnight: Ouarzazate

◈ Meals: Breakfast

After breakfast depart Ouarzazate for Ait Benhaddou, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a stunningly well-preserved medieval village which has famously featured in many blockbuster movies, including Gladiator, The living daylights and many more. After a visit to the Kasbah of Ait ben haddou, then drive across the great High Atlas Mountains. Climbing over the pass of Tizi N’tichka, continue onwards with marvelous views over the Mountains and also vast valleys to Marrakech. Your 6 days Private Desert tour from Casablanca with us ends here.

⟐ Meals: Breakfast

Additional accommodation can be pre-booked if you wish to explore Marrakech. Find out things you can do during your stay in Marrakech.

• 10 best things to do in Marrakech (top-rated attractions)
• 10 Absolute Best & Most Beautiful Places to visit in Morocco

♦ Private Day Excursions from Marrakech:

• Day Trip to Essaouira on Morocco’s Atlantic coast
• Full-Day Trip to Ourika valley & waterfalls
• Excursion to Ait benhaddou Kasbah & Ouarzazate
• Explore the sights of Marrakech on a guided tour
• Ouzoud falls day tour from Marrakech

A stay of 1 to 2 days is usually sufficient to explore the main attractions in Casablanca.

Key attractions include the Hassan II Mosque, Corniche Ain Diab and the ancient Medina

The best time to visit is during the spring (April to June) and fall (September to October) when the weather is pleasant.

Arabic and Berber are the official languages, but many Moroccans also speak French, especially in urban areas. English is becoming more widely understood.

Budgets vary, but on average, a mid-range traveler might spend around $50-150 per day, including accommodation, meals, and activities.

Citizens of many countries, including many European nations and the United States, can enter Morocco visa-free for short stays. Check the latest visa requirements and regulations before traveling.

The official currency is the Moroccan Dirham (MAD). You can exchange money at banks, currency exchange offices, or ATMs in major cities.

Enjoy a camel trek, Quad Bike, Dune Buggy and experience a night in a desert camp, and stargaze in the vast desert sky.

Credit cards are widely accepted in urban areas, but it’s advisable to carry some cash, especially in rural areas and markets.