Morocco Itinerary 11 Days
Do you want to get lost in the huge world of culture and traditions? Things like magic, Landscapes, and a lot more? You’re in the right place. Our Morocco itinerary 11 Days will show you all of these things. The trip is made up of the two beautiful gorges, Todgha and Dades, which connect the red city of Marrakech to the Sahara Desert. Marrakech is the starting and ending place of all the beautiful towns. Get ready to Mount a camel in the Sahara Desert with an overnight stay at a beautiful camp in the middle of the dunes. The remaining days of your 11 Day in Morocco tour include a visit to Fes, Chefchaouen, Tangier, Asilah, Rabat, Casablanca, and back to Marrakech.
Embark on the inaugural day of your Morocco 11-Day Itinerary with a pickup at the Menara airport in Marrakech today. A marvelous tour guide will transport you to the medina, where you will spend the night in a traditional riad.
Present day Commence a Sightseeing Tour of Marrakech with Your Local Guide, An Experience Brimming with Sensations Enriched with Tradition and History. The expedition generally commences in the Medina, the historic core of the city, where winding alleyways provide access to renowned structures like the Koutoubia Mosque, renowned for its magnificent minaret. Explore the lively souks, which are teeming with vendors selling handicrafts, textiles, and seasonings, providing an intimate look at Moroccan daily life.
Visit the Bahia Palace to see beautiful Moorish grandeur and lush, delicately tiled grounds, or relax in the Majorelle Garden with exotic flora and Yves Saint Laurent’s cobalt-blue home. The journey frequently ends in the vibrant Djemaa el-Fna square, where snake charmers, storytellers, and street sellers create a frenzy of sights, sounds, and fragrances as the sun sets over Marrakech, leaving lasting impressions of its enchantment. Spend the afternoon exploring Jamma El F’na Square or relaxing at the Riad.
Today we leave the Red City (Marrakech) and drive south to the magnificent town of Boumalne Dades. On our way we have several stops to make, the first is. A stop in Tizi NTichka pass with an elevation of 2260 Meters above sea level. Next is the well-Known Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah where you will have the chance to wander in one of Morocco’s Most Ancient Kasbahs. Furthermore, we visit Ouarzazate known as the gateway to the Sahara, where the sprawling Kasbah of Taourirt offers a glimpse into Morocco’s storied past. the roads will lead us to the town of Kalaat M’Gouna, renowned for its vibrant rose cultivation and annual Rose Festival. Continuing onward, to Boumalne Dades where we can have a rest at a traditional Riad after along day of exploration.
Before leaving Dades let’s do a short visit to the charming Gorge of Dades a dramatic and sculpted rock formations of the Dades Valley, a testament to the enduring power of nature’s craftsmanship. From Dades to Gorge we drive directly to Todgha a fascinate and beautiful gorge which offers a great atmosphere for every visitor. Absolutely its Magical in all scenes of the word. Feel free to wander along the river. Finally head to Sahara Desert. eave Experience a camel trek into the desert, marveling at the ever-changing landscapes of the dunes. Watch the sunset over the Sahara Desert from your desert camp. Enjoy a traditional Berber dinner under the starry desert sky. Overnight stay in a desert camp.
I can already tell that today is going to be fantastic. After you have breakfast in your tent, you may decide whether to return to the hamlet by 4*4 vehicle or camels. Visiting a Berber family living in the desert as nomads is the first activity of the day. Gain an understanding of their traditional practices, habits, and strategies for surviving in the desert. As we sip tea and listen to their tales, we will undoubtedly learn more about their fascinating culture. The Mefis Mines and other neighboring mines are the next stop on our tour. The importance of mining to the local economy and its history may be found here.
In addition, you will get the opportunity to accompany an expert guide as you explore the mines, learning about the minerals found there and how they are extracted. After that, go to. Talk shop with local Gnawa artists and get the lowdown on this fascinating musical style that fuses Berber, Arabic, and African elements. Live Gnawa music performances transport you to the desert with their hypnotic rhythms and vibrant dances. Lunch is on the house before we drop you off at your hotel for the night.
Today is the sixth of 11 days spent touring Morocco! Get everything you own ready to go on another journey. Our adventure is far from over, thus it is imperative that you arrive on time. Ziz Valley is our first stop after leaving the Merzouga Desert. Valleys, mountains, deserts, and coastal areas are just a few of Morocco’s famously diverse landscapes. Numerous valleys dot the country, and they all have their own unique charms and attractions.
Ziz Valley is one of the most fascinating valleys in the country. Feel free to have a seat, get some coffee, or use the facilities. After that, we’ll head to Midelt and Zaida, the two major cities in the apple kingdom. We have lunch here and then head to Cedar Forest, a place of great cultural and ecological importance. Among the most famous forests in Morocco as well. If you would want, you are invited to feed the famous Barbary macaques here. Ifrane, a little Swiss town in Morocco, will be our next visit. At long last, we have reached Fes. Place you in the heart of the Medina at a traditional riad.
After breakfast, begin your day with a charming city tour of Fes. You be meeting a knowledgeable local guide who will give you a rundown of the day’s activities and answer any questions you might have. Begin your exploration of Fes’s Medina with the Blue Gate, or Bab Bou Jeloud, the city’s most recognizable landmark. Look at this old entrance and be amazed by the beautiful architecture and detailed blue tile work. Fes el-Bali (Old Medina) is one of the world’s largest car-free urban zones, and its winding lanes are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Be sure to stop by the tanneries, Bou Inania Madrasa, Al-Qarawiyyin Mosque, and the university. Your city trip will conclude with a return to the riad for the night.
Our journey today will take us north to Chefchaouen, leaving Fes behind. When you’re ready, we’ll hit the road; today, we have a lot of interesting sights to explore. Once you reach the royal city of Meknes, you are free to explore on your own and see Bab el Mansour, Hri Souani, Sahrij, Qara Prison, and the world-famous Moulay Ismail Mausoleum. After that, we’ll continue driving to Volubilis. North Africa was the epicentre of Roman influence, with the most significant archaeological sites and a metropolis buried under rubble attesting to that.
The best approach to understand this amazing city’s history is to hire a native tour guide. Chefchaouen, the blue region of Morocco, is our next stop after lunch. Take a walk in the medina if you have time. Take advantage of this fantastic chance while you can since it is much more stunning after night. Enjoy a romantic riad for the night.
This segment of our 11-day journey through Morocco will commence from Chefchaouen and continue to Asilah via Tangier, incorporating stopovers for noteworthy excursions en route. Tangier, our initial destination, will be where we explore the ancient Medina. We shall leisurely traverse picturesque thoroughfares, admiring the vibrant atmosphere of this architectural marvel and the splendor of its design. We will then proceed to Cape Spartel, a magnificent location where the Atlantic and Mediterranean oceans converge, following our visit to the Medina.
Our next stop will be to the nearby natural wonder, the legendary Hercules Cave. Legend has it that after Hercules finished his twelve labors, he rested in this cave. We will eventually reach Asilah, a charming seaside village known for its vibrant art scene and charming whitewashed houses. There, we can take it easy on the town’s beautiful beaches, wander its mural-adorned lanes, and generally soak up the ambiance. Indulge in a luxurious riad for the night.
Leaving Asilah for Casablanca via Rabat, our 11-day Morocco journey continues after the usual breakfast. As you go, take in the breathtaking views that stretch out before you. Rabat is the capital and royal city of Morocco. As soon as we arrive, we will start a brief city tour to discover its historical sights and hidden gems. The Hassan Tower, sometimes called Tour Hassan, is a good place to start.
Yacoub al-Mansour built it in 1195, and it is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The tomb of Mohammed V and the tower are both part of a larger complex. Then, don’t miss Oudayas Kasbah, a stunning and historically significant fortress that originally stood on a hill overlooking the Bou Regreg River and the Atlantic Ocean. Lunch is served in Rabat, and then we head to Casablanca, where we’ll spend the night in a hotel.
We continue with our 11-day itinerary in Morocco; at your convenience, we will transport you directly to the Marrakech airport, where our services conclude.
Although our tourism industry experts designed the 10-day Morocco itinerary departing from Casablanca with the intention of catering to the diverse requirements and preferences of our guests, unforeseen circumstances may occasionally necessitate adjustments to the schedule. We are accommodating of these common occurrences. Therefore, please do not hesitate to contact us if you require assistance.
Our 11-day sojourn in Morocco arranged by Africa North Journeys Agency was nearing its conclusion. Mohamed served as our adviser and chauffeur. He is unquestionably an outstanding driver advisor. He is courteous, well-informed, and able to respond to any inquiries that may arise. Moreover, he maneuvers exceptionally well. Mohamed, we are extremely grateful for the tour of your magnificent country; we absolutely will return. I enthusiastically support Moha and the aforementioned agency.
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