When you arrive at Marrakech Airport, our crew will meet you cheerfully and take you to your riad, which is in the middle of the busy medina. This is the start of your 10-day trip to Morocco. The first day is all about relaxing, which is a great way to get used to your new surroundings. Take this opportunity to explore the maze-like streets, appreciate the sights and sounds of the lively city, or sip a classic mint tea on a rooftop patio. The unique beauty and rich cultural history of Marrakech will soon grab your attention and set the tone for the next several days.

Take a guided walking tour of Marrakech today and see the city like a real native. Find out about its old buildings, including the Koutoubia Mosque, Bahia Palace, and Saadian Tombs. After that, go through the busy souks of the medina, where talented craftsmen still make leather products, etch metal, carve wood, and weave fabrics, keeping old traditions alive. Your trip ends in the lively Jemaa el-Fna Square, where musicians, storytellers, and food booths lure you. This trip will let you connect more deeply with the culture, traditions, and heart of Marrakech.

Leave Marrakech after breakfast and travel into the beautiful High Atlas Mountains. Along the journey, stop at beautiful mountain passes and quaint Berber towns. Ait Ben Haddou is a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its old clay buildings and its involvement in many great movies. After a delicious lunch in Ouarzazate, drive through the Rose Valley, which is noted for its fragrant rose fields and handcrafted products. Next, go to the Dades Valley, where you may see amazing rock formations and breathtaking vistas. Keep driving through this beautiful area as the scenery becomes even more spectacular. Arrive in Boumalne Dades by evening, check into your hotel, and relax for the night, surrounded by the valley’s breathtaking natural beauty.

Today, you’ll go further into the heart of southern Morocco. Start by going to the amazing Todgha Gorge, where a clear river flows under huge rocks that rise up dramatically above it. It’s a great place to take a leisurely walk and snap some great pictures. Next, go to Rissani, a charming and historic trading town.

You will get to Merzouga by the afternoon. There, the Sahara Desert’s huge golden dunes will be in front of you. Get on your camels and ride across the dunes at sunset to your desert tent. Under the stars, with traditional Berber music playing, you may have a tasty meal. This encounter will stay with you forever, letting you feel the enchantment of the Sahara.

Today is all about learning more about the Sahara Desert. Take an exciting journey in a 4×4 across the beautiful dunes and wide desert plains. Stop to see nomadic villages and learn about their way of life. Visit the settlement of Khamlia, which is known for its Gnawa music and rich cultural traditions. You can also find adjacent oases and places full of fossils.

The desert’s expanse and calmness make it a great place to get away from it all. Take some time to walk around the dunes, relax, or take pictures of the desert’s shifting light. After a beautiful sunset, have a tasty meal outside beneath the stars while listening to traditional music. Spend the night among the dunes, where the desert is quiet and peaceful.

Say goodbye to the desert after breakfast and start your beautiful trip north. Drive through the Ziz Valley, which is one of Morocco’s most beautiful natural views. Palm trees sprawl over the countryside, while the cliffs rise high above them. Keep going until you reach Midelt, which is in the middle of the Middle and High Atlas Mountains. As you travel, you will go through cedar woods where you will see lively Barbary macaques. Take a break in Ifrane, a beautiful town with Swiss-style streets and cool, fresh air. You’ll get to Fes by night and settle into your riad for the night. This will be your first night in the cultural center of Morocco.

Take a guided city tour of Fes, beginning with the famous Bab Boujloud gate. Check out the ancient Chouara Tannery, where traditional leather-making is still going strong, and the Al-Qarawiyyin Mosque, which is the oldest university in the world. See how beautiful the Bou Inania Madrasa and the Nejjarine Fountain are. Have lunch at a local riad before going to artisan workshops to discover more about Fes’s rich craftsmanship. Finish the tour with a trip to the Al-Kairaouine Library and conclude it at a magnificent overlook that gives you a 360-degree view of the medina, which shows off the best of Fes’s rich culture and history.

Take a guided walking tour of Fes in the morning with a local guide who is well-versed in the city’s history. Explore the UNESCO-listed medina, where you’ll visit traditional artisan workshops, ancient madrasas, and bustling souks. As you wander through Fes’s winding streets, learn about its rich cultural, religious, and educational heritage.

After lunch, depart Fes and head north to Chefchaouen, nestled in the Rif Mountains. Arrive in the late afternoon and enjoy some free time to stroll through its famous blue-painted streets, soak in the relaxed atmosphere, and capture photos of the stunning surroundings. Spend the night in a charming riad.

Leave Chefchaouen after breakfast and go south to Rabat, Morocco’s beautiful capital. Visit famous places including the Hassan Tower, the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, and the Kasbah of the Udayas. All of these places provide great views of the Atlantic Ocean. Before you go to Casablanca, Morocco’s busy economic capital, enjoy a quite evening in your Hotel. This will be your last night in the lively, multicultural city of Casablanca, where you can see how contemporary and traditional things can work together.

After breakfast today, start your trip back to Marrakech. As you travel, take in the beautiful scenery of Morocco’s many regions, which will give you time to think about the things you’ve seen and done in the last few days. When you get to Marrakech, you’ll be taken to the airport, where your unforgettable 10 Day Morocco tour from Marrakech will end. Leave with lasting recollections of the country’s beautiful landscapes, rich history, and culture, and start your trip home.