Your driver from Africa North Journeys will pick you up at Mohammed V International Airport. Depending on your arrival time, we will arrange a visit to the Hassan II Mosque, the largest in Morocco and the third largest in Africa. Standing at 210 meters, it has the world’s second highest minaret and offers stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean. You can also take a stroll along the Corniche or enjoy fresh Moroccan fish by the sea. Later, we’ll transfer you to your hotel for the night.

• → Meals included: Only Breakfast is included at the hotel.
• → Distance: 33 Km from The Airport to the Hotel.
• → Duration: Depends on the Traffic but Approximately Half an Hour

After a northern breakfast, we begin our journey from Asilah to Chefchaouen, passing through Tangier. Upon arrival, we’ll visit Hercules Cave, where the mythological hero stayed while on his quest to steal golden apples believed to grant immortality.

Next, we head to Cape Spartel, the second-closest point to Spain after Tunisia. This location once served as a watchtower against pirates and smugglers. After lunch, we’ll briefly explore the Old Medina before driving inland to Chefchaouen, known as the Blue Pearl. The scenic route offers breathtaking landscapes, and we’ll make stops along the way. In the afternoon, we’ll arrive in Chefchaouen for an overnight stay.

• → Meals included:  Only Breakfast is included at the hotel.
• → Distance:149.3 km From Asilah to Chefchaouen
• → Duration: 5 Hours with Stops

Today is a free day to explore at your own pace. After breakfast, wander through the Medina’s narrow, blue-and-white streets, known for their mosquito-repelling qualities thanks to nearby waterfalls and rivers. You can hike up to the Spanish Mosque, offering stunning views of the Medina and a perfect spot to capture a beautiful sunset. Afterward, return to your Riad for an overnight stay.

• → Meals included:  Only Breakfast is included at the hotel.
• → Distance: No Drive required today.
• → Duration: free day to explore by your own.

Today brings more wonders on your Morocco tour. After a traditional Moroccan breakfast, our first stop is Volubilis (Oualili), an ancient site dating back to 25 BC, originally built by the Romans and later expanded by the Almoravids as Mauritania’s capital.

Next, we head to Meknes, the Ismaili capital, where we’ll visit the grand Bab El Mansour, an impressive gate built by Moulay Smail, and the Sahrij Souani, a 300-meter-long pool designed to supply water to public sites and homes during dry periods. We’ll also explore Heri Souani, a historic monument designed to store local products like olives, olive oil, wheat, and corn. Afterward, we drive to Fes and drop you off at your riad for the night.

• → Meals included:  Only Breakfast is included at the Riad.
• → Distance: 197 Km from Chefchaouen to Fes.
• → Duration: 5-6 Hours including Stops.

On Day 6 of your 14-day Morocco itinerary, explore the historic wonders of Fes Medina, one of Morocco’s four imperial cities. Founded in 789 by Idris bin Abdullah, Fes became home to Andalusian refugees and the Jewish community, who built the Al-Mallah neighborhood.

Start your tour at the Golden Royal Palace doors (Dar El Makhzan), built by the Marinid dynasty and later expanded by the Alaouite Sultans. Next, visit a pottery factory, where artisans craft ceramics with techniques dating back 700 years.

Enjoy a panoramic view of Fes, then spend three hours exploring the ancient Medina, including Medrasa Bouanania, Najjarine Fountain, the Tanneries, and the Quaraouin Mosque and University—the world’s oldest university, founded in 859 by Fatima Al-Fihri. After a day rich in history and culture, return to your riad in the heart of the Medina.

• → Meals included:  Only Breakfast is included at the Riad.
• → Distance: Around 10 Km Only Inside the city
• → Duration:  4-5 Hours of the Sightseeing tour.

Today, we begin our journey to the Sahara Desert, passing through stunning landscapes. Our first stop is Ifrane, known as the “Switzerland of Morocco.” After a break, we head to the Cedar Forest, home to the rare and endangered Barbary Macaques—feel free to feed them, but exercise caution. After a delicious lunch, we visit a panoramic view of the Ziz Valley, where locals rely on palm trees for their livelihood.

Next, we continue to Merzouga, where camels await for an unforgettable desert ride. Stop on top of the dunes to watch a stunning sunset and take memorable photos. Upon arriving at your desert camp, enjoy a glass of mint tea and settle into your tent. After dinner, enjoy Berber music around the campfire under a starry sky, the perfect end to the day.

• → Meals included:  Breakfast and Dinner included.
• → Distance:  460 Km from Fes to Sahara Desert.
• → Duration:  8-9 Hours with Stops.

Wake up early today to witness what could be the best sunrise of your life. After a traditional desert breakfast, your guide will take you on an exciting 4×4 adventure through the dunes.

First, visit Nomad families living behind the golden dunes, where you’ll be welcomed with a glass of tea. Next, explore Meffis, a historic area colonized by the French in 1912, known for extracting precious metals and eyeliner, with some ruins still standing.

Then, head to Gnawa village, home to descendants of people from Sudan and Mali. Their traditional African music and history will amaze you. After a mandatory tip, enjoy lunch at a local restaurant. Before returning to your hotel, take a peaceful stroll through a nearby oasis. Overnight at the hotel.

• → Meals included:  Breakfast and Dinner included.
• → Distance:  40 Km from Around the Desert.
• → Duration:  4 Hours of Exploration.

On your last day in the Sahara Desert, wake up early to witness the sunrise over the small dunes in front of your hotel. After breakfast, we begin our journey to Boumalne Dades, with several exciting stops along the way.

First, visit Rissani, where, if you’re lucky, you’ll experience the Souk’s Day, a lively traditional market held every Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday. Donkeys are the primary mode of transport, so you’ll see donkey parking instead of cars.

Next, head to the Todgha Gorges, where the Todgha River has carved dramatic limestone canyon walls reaching 400 meters high. It’s a popular spot for mountain climbing. After lunch, we continue to Boumalne Dades and visit the Dades Gorges, known for its breathtaking panoramic views of the mountain road. Finally, we’ll drop you off at your Riad or hotel for the night.

• → Meals included:  Breakfast and Dinner included.
• → Distance:  253 Km from Merzouga to Bomalen Dades.
• → Duration:  6-7 Hours with Stops.

Today, we journey along the Thousand Kasbah Road. After a hearty breakfast, we head to Kalaat M’agouna, known for its rose products. Visit a women’s cooperative to see the production of rose-based creams, soaps, oils, and more. Next, we travel to Ouarzazate, the “Hollywood of Africa,” renowned for its natural film studios. This “quiet city” was once a military barracks under the French.

We then visit Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a stunning example of Moroccan medieval architecture. After lunch, we drive through the Atlas Mountains, stopping at Tizi N’tichka Pass, 2260 meters above sea level, for a panoramic view. Finally, we head to Marrakech, the red city, arriving in about two hours. After check-in, you may have time to explore Jemaa el-Fna, the lively square, and enjoy dinner there.

• → Meals included:  Only Breakfast included.
• → Distance: 314 Km from Boumalne Dades Marrakech.
• → Duration:  5-6 Hours with Stops.

After breakfast at your Riad, a local guide will meet you at 9:30 AM to explore Marrakech, also known as the Red City for its sunlit red-painted buildings. The city’s origins date back to the Almoravid era, around 1070. Today’s highlights include the Bahia Palace, Saadian Tombs, and Ben Youssef Quranic Mosque. Then, enjoy a stroll through the Medina Souks, where local artisans showcase their handcrafted goods. After lunch at a Medina restaurant, visit the Koutoubia Mosque. Your guide will drop you near Jamaa El Fna Square, where you can explore the lively area filled with storytellers, acrobats, and performers. After dinner, take a leisurely walk back to your Riad.

• → Meals included:  Only Breakfast included.
• → Distance: Walk Tour
• → Duration:  3 Hours of Exploration 

Today, we head west to the charming artistic town of Essaouira, known for its winds, surf, and horseback riding. The drive from Marrakech isn’t very scenic, but we’ll stop at an Argan Cooperative, a women’s initiative fighting poverty. From there, it’s a short 30-minute drive to Essaouira, where we’ll drop you off at your riad.

You’ll have plenty of time to explore the city, visiting Bab Scala, the beach, Medina, and the port. For lunch, consider dining at a seaside restaurant for fresh Moroccan fish. Enjoy the afternoon at your leisure, and later, walk back to your Riad.

• → Meals included:  Only Breakfast included.
• → Distance: 177 Km from Marrakech to Essaouira.
• → Duration:  3 Hours with Stops.

At 9:00, your driver guide will pick you up from the Riad and head north to Casablanca, where the only highway lies ahead of us. Once we reach Casablanca in the afternoon, your driver guide will drop you off at the hotel near the Hassan ll Mosque. Overnight stay in a charming hotel.

• → Meals included:  Only Breakfast included.
• → Distance: 377 Km from Essaouira to Casablanca
• → Duration:  5.5 Hours.

Separation tears are inevitable, but it is a must. Today is the last day of your 14-day Morocco tour itinerary. Your driver will take you to the airport, where your trip will end. We hope you had a memorable experience.

The 14-day Morocco tour is more than enough to spend in Morocco; it includes all the fabulous sites that Morocco has to offer. This grand tour provides a unique opportunity to explore the country leisurely. As previously mentioned, the 14-day tour in Morocco encompasses most of Morocco’s regions and cities, including Casablanca, Rabat, Asilah, Tanger, Chefchaouen, Meknes, Fes, the Sahara Desert, Todgha Gorges, Dades Gorge, Ouarzazate, Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah, Marrakech, and finally Essaouira. To answer your question, yes, 14 days is a perfect duration for anyone who has a grand vacation.

There is no best month to travel to Morocco. Each year’s season has a distinct taste and atmosphere of adventure. It’s all about your preferences. If you are a lover of spring, you could travel in April and May up to June, September, October, and December are amazing periods to travel, however fair the weather is. January and February are great months to travel because it’s not as cold in Morocco as in Europe. Traveling to Morocco has a special taste; it doesn’t matter when. But the most important thing is to get to know the details of this magical country. And it’s generous, welcoming people.

During your stay in Morocco, it is good to know that a variety of activities are waiting for you! Try quad biking, a camel ride in the Sahara Desert, a horse ride in Essaouira, or a fire Ballon in Marrakech City. In general, Morocco is a destination for all kinds of travelers. Whether they are adventurous lovers or elderly individuals who enjoy unwinding on the beach in the sun, Morocco caters to all types of travelers. Additionally, for those interested in engaging in serfdom, Essaouira or Dakhla City are excellent choices. Make your way to Essaouira, or better yet, to Dakhla City.

Private tours in Morocco are the most popular because travelers have the flexibility to customize the trip’s itinerary according to their preferences, which means you can include the places you are looking to visit or otherwise the activities you are thinking TO DO. A private tour is the best option for a unique experience. However, you will have a private air-conditioned vehicle and a super-knowledgeable private tour guide or driver. Take into account that a private tour ensures comfort, convenience, and the best experience. Please don’t hesitate to contact us for more information about this.

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