15-day itinerary in Morocco starting in Tangier. With these 15 Days and 14 Nights, you will have the opportunity to travel all across Morocco, starting in the bride of the north, Tangier, and ending in Tangier via, Chefchaouen the blue city, Fes the ancient city, and Casablanca the country’s economic hub, As well as the stunning desert dune of Merzouga. Next, explore Todgha and Dades gorges. Before heading to Marrakech, take a walk around Ouarzazate and see the World Heritage site of Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah. Visitors to Marrakech may tour the city with a knowledgeable local guide, discovering all of its notable places. Next to Essaouira is a picturesque windswept hamlet tucked along the country’s coastline. Finally, wrap out your 15-day Morocco tour in Tangier.
Discover Morocco’s stunning diversity on a 15-day journey that showcases the country’s most prominent sights. Explore bustling medinas, Saharan sands, and centuries-old traditions. Highlights include visiting Marrakech’s vivid souks and ancient buildings, strolling through Chefchaouen’s blue-hued streets, and navigating Fes’ labyrinthine lanes. Camel excursions and nights beneath the stars in desert camps allow you to experience the magic of the Sahara. Visit ancient kasbahs, meander through lush oases, and marvel at the Atlas Mountains’ breathtaking vistas. Delve into Morocco’s rich history and cultural tapestry, where each day brings fresh adventures and amazing encounters.
You will be picked up from Tangier Ibn Battouta Airport.
You will be dropped off in the Airport of Tangier.
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Welcome to Tangier, and Morocco in general! The experience of Morocco’s 15-day tour begins with a welcome pickup at Tangier’s airport. Your tour guide will transport you to discover the city’s monuments before driving to Chefchaouen. First, visit the historic Medina and walk through its intriguing alleyways. Next to the Cape Spartel, which is situated at the entrance to the Strait of Gibraltar, where the Mediterranean Sea meets the Atlantic Ocean.
The location is well-known for its magnificent lighthouse, which has been guiding sailors since 1864. Later, pay a last visit to Hercules’ Cave, a breathtaking natural location rich in myth and history. Famously mimicking the form of Africa as viewed from the sea, or an upside-down map of Africa. The sea opening is referred to as “the Map of Africa.” Once you are completed, we will travel to Chefchaouen. The blue city for an overnight stay at a beautiful Riad in the Medina.
You have today off to relax and discover the blue town’s hidden treasures, which are tucked away in northern Morocco. Chefchaouen has enough to show you! First, take a tour of the small blue-painted streets and try the Rif cuisine. Subsequently, plan aside some time to go to the summit of a mountain, home to a Spanish mosque, from which you can witness an amazing sunset over the historic Medina. Enjoy the wonderful scenery and return to your hotel for a second stay.
Your 15 days in Morocco are still delivering delights. Today If you still feel the need to explore the Medina, get up a little early and have breakfast and begin strolling. When you are finished, we will depart Chefchaouen and travel to Fes. We’ll make other intriguing stops along the road, but the big ones will be in Volubilis and Meknes. Upon arrival, Volubilis is a Roman ruin city and one of the most important Roman archaeological sites in North Africa, demonstrating the Roman Empire’s greatest reach.
Hiring a local guide is strongly suggested if you want to fully learn the history of this magnificent city. following Volubilis. One of Morocco’s four imperial cities, Meknes is renowned for its striking architecture, rich cultural legacy, and lengthy history. Please feel free to visit Bab el Mansour, Hri Souani, Sahrij, Qara Prison, and Moulay Ismail’s renowned mausoleum. We then leave for Fes, where we spend the night.
Today is set out for exploring Fes City and its surrounding areas. To help you explore and comprehend the intricate history of this oldest city in the world, a local tour guide is scheduled to show you and explain to you all what you might need to know about this ancient city. Start with the Royal Palace’s fabled Golden Gates, where admittance is strictly forbidden but you can still observe the construction process and the date of the gates. Later, take a stroll around the location’s walls to observe their impressiveness.
After that, take a journey to the Ceramics Factory to see how skilled local artisans create tiles, bowls, glasses, vases, and much more by hand. Additionally, explore the Medina by getting lost to view other historical sights including the Quaraouin mosque and university (the oldest university in the world), Medrasa Bouanania, the Najjarine fountain, and the Tanneries. Afterwards, spending a second night at the Riad.
Prepare your belongings and set off to travel to the Sahara Desert of Merzouga, located southeast of Morocco near the Algerian Borders. After breakfast we depart from Fes. The route will take us to Ifrane, a quaint little town tucked away in the Middle Atlas Mountains that has long been a haven for wild animals—lions in particular. A statue of a lion in the city center symbolizes what we just said, if you look closely. After that, the Cedar Forest was valued for its aesthetic qualities, ecological significance, and cultural value. And one of Morocco’s most well-known woodlands. Feel free to feed the renowned Barbary Macaques here if you so like.
Proceed to Ziz Valley next. Located in eastern Morocco, often called Ziz Gorge, is a spectacular natural wonder. Furthermore, have lunch at a nearby restaurant before moving on to the Merzouga desert. After reaching Give your bags to the Auberge so they can be driven to the Camp. As you traverse the sand dunes on your camel. Proceed to the desert camp after stopping at one of the tallest dunes to witness a breathtaking sunset. Once you arrive, have dinner and a much-needed hot shower before getting set to spend a joyful evening listening to the sounds of Berber drums. Later, at one of the closest dunes away from the light of the camp, watch the stars.
Get up early today to witness one of the most breathtaking sunrises of your life. Take in the changing colors of the sand as the sun comes up. Feel free to hike the little dunes beside you!! After breakfast, you can pick whether to return to the village by camel or off-road car. Once you reach Merzouga’s village, we travel to Khamlia, a village with dark complexion where residents originally migrated from Senegal, Mali, Sudan, and other West African nations.
You will be invited inside their Gnawa association, where they will perform their original musical instruments for you and other tourists while you enjoy a cup of tea. Next, drive to Mefiss, a mountain where several mines were drilled by the French during the colonialism period. Feel free to walk carefully through the area. From there, visit a Nomad Family for another cup of tea under their handmade tent and learn about the nomadic way of life. Give a tip, and then we’ll go to one of the neighborhood eateries for lunch. Later, have a short tour of a nearby oasis before being dropped off at your accommodation for the night.
Our journey to Boumalne Dades, west of the Sahara Desert, marks the continuation of our 15-days in Morocco. After a one-hour trip, we arrive in Rissani, a city known for its traditional market, which operates three times per week (Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays). You will travel throughout the market with your guide, who will explain each section to you!
Afterward, proceed to Todgha Gorge, which offers a combination of adventure, natural beauty, and cultural exploration. Take a walk down the river and appreciate the calm of the High Atlas; it embodies much of what makes Morocco so fascinating. From there, we travel to Tinghir city for lunch at a popular restaurant. Once you’ve finished, we’ll drive right to Boumalne Dades for an overnight stay in a lovely Riad.
How pleasant it is to wake up in the middle of the Atlas Mountains surrounded by bird sounds and singing. Take your breakfast and we’ll pay a quick visit to the Dades gorge before leaving for Marrakech. The Gorge is a stunning terrain, with towering rock formations, high cliff walls, and the Dades River running through it. Take some photos and let’s hit the road! We will stop at Rose Valley to appreciate the landscape and to learn about one of the local women’s cooperatives and the goods they make from roses. Later, proceed to Ouarzazate, followed by Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site at the 17 centuries. It’s a cultural significance and It has been featured in hundreds of films and movies. Such as; Game of Thrones, The Gladiator… and many more making it a popular destination for film enthusiasts. From there we move to Marrakech Via Tizi N’Tichka pass an elevation of 2260 meters above the sea level. Upon Arrival Marrakech we transfer to a nice Traditionally Riad located in the Medina.
Similarly to Fes, you will explore the city’s attractions with a local tour guide that knows every single corner of the city and all of the hidden gems! Meet your guide at the Riad and go exploring in the city. The tour lasts around 3 hours and includes the following sites; visit Bahia Palace, Saadian Tombs, Ben Youssef Quranic Mosque, and the Old Medina (Market). Koutoubia Mosque, followed by the Jamaa el Fna. Once you’ve said your goodbyes to your local guide, you can continue exploring the Medina by yourself. Overnight in the same Riad.
Continue with your remaining 15 days in Morocco. Today, we drive to Essaouira, leaving Marrakech behind. We will need a full three hours to get from Marrakech to Essaouira, plus a few stops along the route for coffee or at one of the tucked-away Argan women’s cooperatives. When we arrive in Essaouira, check into your Riad and enjoy some free time to stroll and swim at the beach.
A spectacular day is about to begin. Make the most of your free time today by relaxing on the beautiful, secluded beach or walking through the Medina’s stunning lanes. Don’t miss the opportunity to see the Skala de la Ville, a historic stronghold with breathtaking views over the Medina and the coast. As the day comes to a close, visit one of Essaouira’s picturesque views to see the breathtaking sunset over the Atlantic Ocean. Overnight in the same Riad from yesterday, located in the heart of Medina.
Today 375 Km lies ahead on us. Pack your luggage, have your breakfast and let’s hit the Road to Casablanca! The whole way is just highway unfortunately we won’t visit any city, but you still at least can enjoy the beautiful landscapes of the way between Essaouira and Casablanca. Stop for lunch on the way then we continue to our destination. Once we arrive, we transfer you directly to your hotel for spending the rest of the day relaxing.
Setting off from Casablanca’s to Rabat. Upon arrival in Rabat, you are beckoned by the city’s rich tapestry of history and culture, from the ancient Kasbah of the Udayas to the imposing Hassan Tower. After a morning of exploration, the journey continues towards Asilah, Upon Arriving in Asilah, you are greeted by the town’s enchanting medina, adorned with vibrant murals and steeped in Andalusian charm. With its pristine beaches and tranquil ambiance. Overnight in a lovely Hotel.
Asilah’s sun-kissed streets bid farewell as you embark on a scenic drive, tracing the winding coastline and catching glimpses of the shimmering Atlantic Ocean. Arriving at Tangier’s modern airport, you are met with the anticipation of onward adventures, whether it be exploring new destinations or returning home. Asilah’s serene charm lingers in memory as travelers pass through the airport’s bustling terminals, weaving together the tranquility of coastal living with the excitement of travel. Whether departing for distant lands or returning to familiar shores, the journey from Asilah to Tangier airport encapsulates the essence of Moroccan hospitality and the allure of travel’s endless possibilities. End of our 15 Days in Morocco.
