10 Days tour from Marrakech
During this 10 Days tour from Marrakech to Tangier you will explore the most beautiful sites that Morocco has to Show. Firstly, get to know the hidden gems of Marrakech then head south to the Sahara Desert of Merzouga via the enchanting Kasbahs, Gorges, Valleys, Rivers, Palms, and so much more. Once you reach the Desert Mount a camel and cross the golden dunes to reach a beautiful desert camp for a magical overnight stay. At the final of you tour visit Fes, Meknes, Volubilis, and Finally the blue city or the blue Pearl (Chefchaouen). Your Ten Days in Morocco comes to an end in Tangier.
Your 10 Days tour from Marrakech starts with a Welcome airport pick up by a super knowledgeable tour guide. Once you meet him, He will transport you to the medina, where you will spend the night in a traditional riad.
Keep going with your last 10 days in Morocco. As of today, we leave Marrakech and drive to Essaouira. It will take us three hours to get from Marrakech to Essaouira, plus a few stops for coffee or to visit one of the hidden Argan women’s cooperatives. We will check into your Riad when we get to Essaouira. Then you have time to walk and swim at the beach.
Today feel free to continue yesterday’s wanders. Once you are finished, we drive back to Marrakech for where your local guide waits to accompany you for exploring the city of Marrakech. First you will Visit Bahia Palace, the Saadian Tombs, the Ben Youssef Quranic Mosque, and the Old Medina (Market). The tour lasts about three hours. The Koutoubia Mosque came first, then the Jamaa el Fna. After you say goodbye to your local guide, you can keep visiting the Medina on your own. Overnight in a beautiful Riad.
We depart from the Red City (Marrakech) and travel to the magnificent hamlet of Boumalne Dades via the southern route. There are several sites along the route, the first of which is. Tizi NTichka pass, which is 2,260 meters above sea level. You will subsequently visit the renowned Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah, an opportunity to explore one of the most ancient kasbahs in Morocco. In addition, we make a stop in Ouarzazate, which is recognized as the entry point to the Sahara Desert. Next, to the town of Kalaat M’Gouna which is widely recognized for its thriving rose farming and annual Rose Festival. Later we reach our destination Boumalne Dades for the Overnight.
Before we leave Dades, let’s take a quick visit to the beautiful Gorge of Dades. This is a dramatic and shaped rock creation in the Dades Valley that shows how strong nature is. From Dades Gorge, we drive straight to Todgha gorge, a beautiful and interesting gorge that has a great vibe for everyone who comes to see it. Yes, it is magical in every sense of the word. You can walk along the river if you want. The last place to go for today is the Sahara Desert. Once we arrive Mount your camel and cross the golden dunes to reach a mesmerizing Desert in the middle of nowhere. Spend the night in the camp enjoying a delicious Berber dinner and over the course a nice event of Drums music around the fire.
Today, exploring the Merzouga Desert and its surroundings is the most important thing to do. Rise and shine to see what may be the most breathtaking sunrise of your life, then fuel yourself on breakfast and freshen up with a shower. Would you want to get straight in? Why don’t we just do it? Behind the dunes of the erg Chebbi desert is where we will first see a Nomad dwelling. Feel free to peruse their meticulously designed tent at your leisure! We can go to Mefiss Mountain after we take some pictures and have some tea.
A mysterious place where the French colonists in Morocco mined for minerals and eyeliner stones! This is the site of several mines. Which is why you should be careful with your footing. Our next stop is at the village of Khamila, where the residents’ dark complexion is immediately noticeable. Taste the Gnawa rhythms, which are deeply ingrained in their culture. imported from the homeland of their ancestors. Go for one last walk around a neighboring oasis after lunch. Finally, book a room at a five-star hotel for the night.
Day seventh of your 10 -day journey in 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.
Similar to Marrakech, today you will spend seeing Fes and its surrounding areas. Hiring a native tour guide will let you to explore and understand the complex history of the world’s oldest city. The world-famous Golden Gates of the Royal Palace should be your first stop. You can still see the building progress and the date of the gates, even if entrance is restricted. Afterwards, go for a walk around the site’s walls to appreciate its grandeur. Then, go over to the Ceramics Factory to witness the handiwork of local artists as they make a wide variety of ceramic items, including tiles, bowls, glasses, vases, and more. While exploring the Medina, be sure to stop at the Tanneries, Najjarine fountain, Quaraouin mosque, Medrasa Bouanania, and Medrasa Bouanania, among other ancient sites. After that, it’s back to the riad for another night.
The 10 Days tour from Marrakech takes us today to the north exactly 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 we reach the imperial 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.
The epicenter 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 the Night in a romantic riad.
Exciting stops await us as we travel from Chefchaouen to Tangier on this section of our 10-day Morocco tour. Once we reach Tangier, we will have the opportunity to tour its ancient Medina. Explore the old city’s winding alleys at your leisure, taking in the historic architecture and lively ambiance along the way. Our next stop will be to Cape Spartel, a breathtaking peninsula at the intersection of the Atlantic and Mediterranean seas, after we have explored the Medina. Next, we’ll venture to the nearby Hercules Cave, a natural wonder steeped in mythology. According to legend, this cave was the mythical resting place of Hercules after completing his 12 labors. Finally, we drop you off in the Airport where the 10 Days tour from Marrakech ends here.
The 10-day Morocco itinerary from Marrakech was meticulously crafted by experts in the tourist industry to cater to every visitor’s interests and tastes. However, occasionally, unforeseen events necessitate adjustments to the plan. We understand and are willing to accommodate this. Feel free to contact us at any time if you require any assistance.
The conclusion of our ten-day journey through Morocco with Africa North Journeys Agency was drawing near. Our guide and driver was Mohamed. Definitely, he makes a fantastic driving guide. He is knowledgeable, helpful, and pleasant to talk to. Plus, he’s a competent driver. We will certainly return, Mohamed, and we are grateful for the time you spent showing us about your beautiful country. Moha and this organization have my full support.
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