Morocco Itinerary 14 Days
Morocco Itinerary 14 Days from Marrakech. These 14 Day & 13 Night tour will show you all around Morocco’s interesting destinations. Starting your 14 Days tour from Marrakech gives you a great opportunity to explore the maximum places and historical sites including (Marrakech, Sahara Desert, Fes, Chefchaouen, Tangier, Asilah, Rabat, Casablanca, Essaouira, and Back to Marrakech where your Morocco Itinerary 14 Days Come to an end.
Here you are in Morocco! One of our fantastic tour guides will pick you up at the airport to begin your 14-day Morocco tour. You will be taken from the airport to an overnight stay in a fully traditional riad.
The ideal approach to begin your second day in Morocco is to tour Marrakech and the magnificent sites that this imperial city of Morocco has to offer. Morocco is unquestionably a wealthy nation, thus each city has a unique historical, cultural, or even traditional aspect. Africa North Journeys Agency has arranged for a knowledgeable local guide to lead and assist you in seeing Marrakech and all of its endless hidden treasures. Commencing at the Ben Youssef Quranic Mosque, Saadian Tombs Koutoubia Mosque, Bahia Palace, and culminating in a memorable stroll around the Medina and Jamaa el Fna Square. Relax and have a cup of coffee while overlooking the square as the day comes to an end.
Good morning! Ready to pack a ton of historical information and fresh discoveries into your day. Following a customary breakfast in your riad, we head out in the direction of the captivating city of Boumalne. We will stop and take breaks several times while traveling. The first one is situated in the middle of the Atlas Mountains at Tizi N’Tichka, a gorgeous pass. 2260 meters are above sea level at the location. Drive straight to the Ait ben Haddou Kasbah from there.
An ancient ksar UNESCO has listed this location, which is halfway between Marrakech and Ouarzazate, as a World Heritage site since 1987. Please feel free to ascend the kasbah’s stairs to the top of the hill, where you can see the magnificent oasis and river. Additionally, take a tour inside the historic structures to get a sense of how the Berbers built their homes in antiquity. After lunch, spend some free time exploring Kalaat M’Gouna, a well-known charming little city surrounded by roses. At last reach Boumalne Dades, where you will spend a restful night in a charming riad.
Following breakfast and suitcase packing, we make a quick trip to the intriguing Dades Gorge. Prepare to be astounded by the breathtaking vista that awaits you there. After that, we travel south to Todgha Gorge, a natural wonder renowned for its imposing limestone cliffs that, in certain spots, reach heights of 300 meters. In certain places, the gorge narrows to barely 10 meters wide, producing an amazing and almost unearthly scene. The Gnaoua people, who are renowned for their distinctive music and spiritual customs, have a sizable population in Rissani, the city that serves as the entry point to the Sahara Desert.
The town is also well-known for its traditional souks, or markets, which are distinguished by their vibrant ambiance and wide selection of products, which includes livestock, spices, textiles, and handicrafts. Once we arrive, mount your camel and proceed to the desert camp, which is next to Merzouga. After arriving at the camp, savor a delectable dinner, dance to the sounds of Berber drums, and finish your voyage beneath the stars.
We spend the fifth day of your 14-day tour of Morocco immersing ourselves in the customs and civilizations of the area, along with the way of life of the Berber people. Once you’ve mounted your camel and returned to the village, meet your driver guide to begin your trip for the day. Go to the well-known Khamlia first. There, you may enjoy the captivating Gnawa music, which combines ancient Islamic spiritual melodies and rhythms from West Africa with regional influences from North Africa, especially Morocco.
Following our positive energy exchange, we tip them and proceed to Mefiss, a wealthy mountain near Algeria’s borders. From below, people extract a variety of minerals and stones, including eyeliner, from a depth of 100 to 300 meters. We then proceed to the Family nomads, who have put up their handwoven tent behind the well-known Erg Chebbi dunes. Here, they serve tea to guests and give them a glimpse into their nomadic lifestyle. Once more, tip, and for lunch we’re still having Berber pizza. We will transport you to the hotel for the night after lunch.
The journey from the stunning Merzouga desert to the quaint city of Fes is a captivating journey across Morocco’s diverse landscape and cultural tapestry. As the sun sets over the Merzouga dunes, we will head off, leaving the peace of the vast desert behind. The Journey passes through Erfoud, an area known for its fossil-rich landscapes that have wild vistas adorned with stone-set prehistoric artifacts. Next, make your way to the Ziz Valley, where lush palms move in time with the gentle wind, creating a striking contrast to the arid sands beyond.
The surrounding landscape dramatically shifts as we continue north and the Atlas Mountains, with their massive peaks soaring beyond the horizon, come into view. Afterwards, visit the Cedar Forest, an homage to nature’s resilience where ancient trees speak ancient tales. After that, they depart for Ifrane, passing through the little town known as the “Switzerland of Morocco,” where we are greeted with elegant architecture and spotless surroundings.
Discover the top attractions in Fes on the seventh day of your 14-day trip to Morocco. Today is not like any other day since we are spending it exploring Fes Medina, one of the four imperial towns of Morocco founded in 789 by Idris bin Abdullah. The city served as both a haven for the Andalusian family who fled to it and established themselves in the region known as the Andalusian adversary and a Jewish community that established Al-Mallah as their own neighborhood. And thus far, it continues to stand.
We begin our magnificent city viewing tour by going to the well-known Golden Royal Palace doors. a popular tourist destination known as Dar El Makhzan in Morocco. The palace was constructed in the thirteenth century by the Marinid dynasty and then expanded to include the Alouite Sultans and Mohamed 6. We next proceed to the next site, the Pottery Factory, where we can observe how the artisans and townspeople create incredible items using ceramics that have been there for 700 years—though historians claim it first appeared in Phoenician troops.
Next, we stop at a breathtaking vantage point that overlooks Fes from the top of a hill. Afterwards, we venture off to explore the ancient Medina. You have at least three hours to meander around the charming little streets. Medrasa Bouanania and the Najjarine Fountain are included in the visit to the medina. Last but not least are the Tannaries and the Quaraouin’s Mosque and University, which was founded in 859 by Fatima bint Muhammad Al-Fihri Al-Qurashi and is regarded as the oldest university in the world. We finally drive you back to your riad in the center of the Medina for the night after a full day of history, monuments, and sights.
Traveling from the historic city of Fes to the quaint village of Chefchaouen offers an intriguing tour through Morocco’s cultural and archaeological riches. We leave Fes once you have packed your bags, and we go to Meknes, one of the four imperial cities, for our first visit. Here, the beauty of old houses and imposing gates pays homage to Morocco’s ancient monarchy. Following the road, one can view the distant Volubilis remains, a testament to the long Roman history of the country.
Here, memories of a bygone era resound among the crumbling walls and weathered columns, transporting visitors to the height of the Roman Empire. We make a straight drive to Chefchaouen later, following lunch. As we arrive, the air is filled with the scent of jasmine, and the soothing sound of water cascading from ancient fountains is present. Spend the night at a charming riad.
You have so much free time today to spend as you like. You may stroll through the Medina after breakfast and explore its winding lanes, which are painted in white and blue. It’s said that the blue color helps keep mosquitoes away because the area is noted for having many rivers and waterfalls that attract insects. You can walk the mountain throughout the day to go to the Spanish mosque, which is situated in a fantastic location with a view of the old Medina and where you can watch a breathtaking sunset. afterwards, returning for an overnight stay at the Riad
This leg of our 14-day Morocco tour will depart from Chefchaouen and travel via Tangier to Asilah, stopping along the route for some exciting experiences. We will explore the ancient Medina in Tangier, where we will make our first stop. We’ll stroll through winding streets, admiring the historic buildings and soaking in the vibrant atmosphere of this historic city. We’ll visit the Medina before continuing on to Cape Spartel, a stunning location where the Atlantic and Mediterranean oceans converge.
The mythical Hercules Cave, a nearby natural gem, will next be our next stop. There is a tale that this grotto is where Hercules supposedly slept after his twelve labors. We’ll eventually make our way to Asilah, a charming beach town known for its vibrant art scene and charming white-washed architecture. When we arrive, we may explore the town’s colorful, mural-adorned streets, have leisurely strolls along its gorgeous beaches, and simply soak in the laid-back vibe. Stay the night at a riad that is beautiful.
After a traditional breakfast, the 14-day Morocco tour departs for Casablanca via Rabat. Admire the magnificent vista stretching out over the road as you drive. We begin our brief city trip as soon as we get here to see Rabat, Morocco’s capital and royal city, along with some of its lesser-known attractions. First, head over to the Hassan Tower, often known as Tour Hassan.
is a building that Yacoub al-Mansour constructed in 1195 and has been inducted as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Mohammed V mausoleum is housed within a bigger complex that the tower is a part of. Next, make sure not to miss Oudayas Kasbah, a breathtaking and important historical landmark that was once a walled castle perched atop a hill with a commanding view of the Bou Regreg River and the Atlantic Ocean. We leave Rabat after lunch and travel to Casablanca, where we will spend the night in a (Hotel).
It’s going to be a hard day—275 kilometers ahead of us! Let’s go from Casablanca and head to the little, charming artistic town of Essaouira on the western coast of the nation. Pack your bags and eat breakfast. We will drop you off at your riad, which is situated in the old Medina, when you arrive in Essaouira.
This is a day for both exploration and relaxation. Take advantage of this morning by taking a leisurely stroll through Essaouira, also known as Mogador. Seize the opportunity to try the seafood in the city; it’s definitely delicate and not frozen. See the little, immaculate beach as you stroll around Skala. We’ll give you a tour of Sidi Kaouki, which is 30 kilometers from Essaouira, after lunch. You can rent quad bikes or go surfing there for the remainder of the day, or you can sit in one of the cafes that overlooks the sea and watch the sun set. At the conclusion of the day, we bring you back to the Riad so you can relax and enjoy your final night in Essaouira.
Today we continue the 14 Day desert adventure from Marrakech, depending on your departure time we leave Essaouira onward journey back to Marrakech known as the red city. On the way we pass by a women’s cooperative specialized in producing great products from Argan Tree. Upon arrival Marrakech we will transfer you to the airport in anytime you want.
We appreciate you taking the time to go through our comprehensive 14-day Morocco itinerary. We sincerely hope it fulfills your needs! If not, we would be pleased to provide you an alternative tour schedule that is genuinely tailored to your interests, including the activities you wish to engage in while visiting Morocco and the length of time you would like to spend in each location. Please remember that the more people sign up for our excursions, the less money you will pay per person; however, the cost of lodging varies depending on the location. On the other hand, the cost of transportation is set for each period.
I had an amazing trip to Morocco with Africa North Journeys. From the start to the finish of my 14-day Morocco itinerary, Hassan and Moha did a fantastic job making my vacation an experience of a lifetime. I had amazing service and constant smiles. Everywhere you go, the people are extremely friendly and welcoming. Morocco is a truly intriguing nation, and I urge everyone who reads my post to go there and select Africa North Journeys as their reliable guide to simply discover all of Morocco’s mysteries.
Casablanca Tours:
Tangier Tours:
