7 days tour from Casablanca to Marrakech
7 days tour from Casablanca to Marrakech
Book your 7 days tour from Casablanca to Marrakech with a one-week itinerary in Morocco.
This journey may also be tailored in Tangier.
Table of contents:
Departure location:
Casablanca
Return location:
Marrakech
Departure time:
08:00 AM
Itinerary duration
7 days/ 6 nights
7 days tour from Casablanca to Marrakech overview:
A 7days desert tour from Casablanca to Marrakech is usual. As a result, it focuses on Casablanca and goes to Marrakech, the imperial city of Morocco. Because of its red buildings, the city is also known as the Red City. It also continues across the High Atlas Mountains, passing via Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah and Ouarzazate. The Atlas Studios, Rose Valley, and Dades Valley are then visited. It also goes to the Todra Gorges and the desert for camel trekking. It also stops through Ziz Valley, Cedar Forest, and Ifrane’s cleanest town. Finally, it arrives in Fes, the imperial capital. It then returns to Casablanca via Meknes and Rabat, two royal towns. NOTES*: This proposed itinerary may be modified and changed to meet your needs. Get in touch with us!
Highlights of our 7 days tour from Casablanca to Marrakech:
- Aerial views of the Erg Chebbi sand dunes
- Experience Merzouga Sahara camel ride
- At Merzouga Desert Camp, do a sand boarding activity and spend the night.
- Experience Merzouga Sahara camel ride
- Visit the Barbary Apes at the Azrou Cedar Forest.
- As the sun sets over the sand dunes, take in the view.
- Merzouga Desert Camp Overnight Camping Spectacular views of the Ziz Valley sceneries
- Sandboarding is a fun pastime to do
- A hearty supper and a campfire party (Berber Drums)
- As the sun sets over the sand dunes, take in the view.
The Itinerary of our 7 days tour from Casablanca to Marrakech
The First Day: Casablanca to Marrakech
The 7 days tour from Casablanca to Marrakech will begin with a visit to the city’s key attractions. As a result, the Hassan II Mosque will be your primary destination. It’s a terrific opportunity for non-Muslim travelers to see an Islamic mosque since it’s available to them. In addition, you will visit other websites. In addition, our journey takes us to Marrakech, the royal city of Morocco. It is a historic city with Almoravid Empire historical tourism attractions. The following day, you’ll check into a small Riad and visit the historic Medina.
Day 2: Guided Tour of Marrakech
The 7-day journey from Casablanca includes a guided tour. To begin with, there are the vibrant Majorelle Gardens and the Koutoubia Tower or Mosque. It is Marrakech’s biggest mosque, built-in 1174 and featuring Almohad style. The Saadian tombs are also a historical necropolis from the Saadian Dynasty. Then there’s the Bahia Palace, which is also a fantastic place to visit. Its walls are covered with Arabic inscriptions, and its floor is marble and mosaic. Later on, you’ll be impressed by the square time. Magicians, storytellers, toothpullers, and food vendors amuse the crowd. Finally, we spend the night in the same Riad.
Day 3: From Marrakech to Ouarzazate through Ait Ben Haddou and Dades Valley
After breakfast, we will head for our next location. We’ll travel along the Atlas Mountains, passing via the Tizi n’Tichka mountain trail (2,260 m). Furthermore, before we get at Ait Ben Haddou, you will be able to take in the panoramic scenery. The kasbah dwellings are grouped together behind defensive walls with corner towers for reinforcement. You’ll take a trip to the top of the Kasbah to see traditional living and adobe buildings. In addition, Ouarzazate, Africa’s Hollywood, has film studios to visit. Gladiator, Game of Thrones, and more films were shot in this region. We’ll also see Rose Valley before heading to Dades Valley to spend the night at a local Raid.
Day 4: Todgha Gorges from Dades Valley Merzouga is the destination.
We will travel to Todgha Gorges after breakfast. As a result, it is a limestone river canyon paradise that is also well-known among rock climbers. We’ll go to Touroug to see a Berber fabric cooperative and learn about another culture. Then we go to Erfoud, which is noted for its dates and fossils. In addition, we will go to the Merzouga desert and take a camel walk to your tent. On the top of the dune, your camel guide will halt to view the spectacular sunset. After supper, you join the blue guys around the fire to listen to their music. And spend the night under the stars.
Day 5: From Merzouga to Ifrane through Ziz Valley Fes to Fes
Rissani will be the focus of today’s 7 days excursion from Casablanca. As a result, tere will be enough time to see the city’s historic and traditional market. We begin by passing via Erfoud on our way to Ziz Valley, where we will see the verdant valley and traditional structures. After that, we’ll travel via Tizi-N-winding Tlghamt’s mountain route to Midelt, where we’ll stop for lunch. Along the route to Cedar Forest, you’ll see beautiful views of the Middle Atlas Mountains and nomad tents. Barbarian apes dwell here, as do tall trees where many wild species used to reside. There will be plenty of opportunities to relax and snap memorable photographs. We continue on to Ifrane, a delightful and spotless town. Because of its resemblance to Alpine-style buildings, it is also known as Morocco’s Swiss village. Finally, we’ll finish the day at a Riad in Fes, the imperial city.
Day 6: Guided Tour of Fes
A guided tour of Fes City is included in the 7 days tour from Casablanca. As a result, Fes is a Moroccan scientific and cultural center. The ancient Medina, with its Marinid architecture and religious schools, is well-known. The primary site you will see is Al-Karaouine University, which was the first university in the world. The Royal Palace Gate, the Jewish headquarters, the tanneries, and the tiles cooperative will also be visited. Furthermore, you will discover hundreds of handcrafted items manufactured directly. Then you’ll take a hike up a hill to see the remnants of the Marinid Tombs. You may also get a magnificent panoramic view of the whole Medina from here. Your guide will make certain that you see all of Medina’s tourism sites. Overnight, the Raid is the same.
7th Day: Fes to Casablanca
Breakfast is followed by a trip to Casablanca or Marrakech. On our route to Casablanca, we’ll stop at several intriguing locations. Finally, the service will drop you off at your hotel or at the airport. The 7 days tour from Casablanca comes to a conclusion, and we wish you safe travels.
Tour includes:
- Pick-up and drop-off at/from your accommodation
- Transport in a private, air-conditioned car.
- Driver/Guide who is fluent in English
- Fuel for cars
- 1-night stay at a hotel/riad in a private room (At your preferred room type).
- Trekking with camels (Camel per person).
- Camel riding at sunset.
- (Breakfast & Dinner) x 2 in the Desert Camp (At your choice tent type)
- Transfer from and to the camp in a 4x4 vehicle (Alternative to Camels).
Tour excludes:
- Monuments fees
- Lunches
- Tips
- Soft drinks
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Highlights overview:
Casablanca
Casablanca is a lovely city in Morocco’s western region with a surface area of fewer than 400 km2. Morocco Casablanca is situated on the coast of this country, making it a popular tourist destination. If you are planning a vacation to Casablanca, here is a list of activities to do and sites to see.
In Casablanca, there are a few things to see.
On a cruise ship stoppage at Casablanca, here are things to see.
King Hassan II’s Great Mosque.
The laser beam that is placed at the work’s tip is its most distinguishing feature. This light points in the direction of Mecca. This magnificent structure was constructed by Michel Pinseau, a French architect who built it on the instructions of Hassan II, who insisted that it be built according to the Koran’s precepts. A guided tour is one of the most recommended methods to see this ancient edifice, as you will not miss a single detail.
The New Medina.
The new Medina, which is situated right behind the Royal Palace and is next to the Old Medina, is located in the town of Mers Sultan. The French were responsible for the creation of this area, which was done in an Arab style. Similar to the previous example, we will discover various shops on this route, however, we might argue that we will be able to make a wider range of purchases, ranging from jewelry and antiques to literature, traditional Moroccan cuisine, and even furniture. This is the souk where many visitors go to sharpen their haggling skills while purchasing gifts.
By the way, in terms of bargaining in the souks, I’m not sure which is more difficult: continuing to negotiate with the vendors or maintaining self-control so you don’t wind up with a bag full of items you don’t need… I can’t even recall how many timepieces I packed… Best of luck with the bartering!
The Moroccan Mall is a shopping center in Morocco.
When it comes to shopping, you just cannot miss Morocco Mall if you are a true shopper. The biggest retail mall in Africa is situated right at the end of the Promenade. The most opulent brands (such as Luis Vuitton or Gucci) are represented here, as well as more traditional shops for us (FNAC, Zara, H & M …). Over 350 shops in total. Anyway, if you’re looking for a clothing memento from Morocco, here is the place to go.
The Moroccan Judaism Museum is a museum dedicated to the study of Judaism in Morocco.
The Museum of Moroccan Judaism is a must-see for everyone who wants to add a cultural element to their trip to Casablanca. Despite the Arab culture’s reputation for being closed to other faiths, the presence of this museum exemplifies the city’s cultural diversity, and it’s worth noting that Casablanca is home to the biggest number of Moroccan Jews. When you visit this museum, you will be immersed in a rich history that will transport you thousands of years back in time to learn about the development of Judaism in this nation. All of this is supplemented with attractive ornamental elements, antique clothing, historical portraits, and so on….