14 Day Morocco Itinerary: Two Weeks from the Sahara to the Sea

A 14 day Morocco itinerary lets you see the whole country at a calm pace. In fact, two weeks is enough for the mountains, the Sahara, the imperial cities, the blue town and the Atlantic coast. Here is the loop we recommend.

14 Day Morocco Itinerary at a Glance

DayRouteNight
1–2MarrakechMarrakech
3Tichka pass, Ait Ben HaddouOuarzazate
4Skoura, Valley of RosesDades
5Todra gorge, Merzouga dunesDesert camp
6Full day in the SaharaDesert camp
7Ziz Valley, IfraneFes
8Fes medinaFes
9Volubilis, MeknesChefchaouen
10Free day in ChefchaouenChefchaouen
11RabatRabat
12Hassan II Mosque, back southMarrakech
13EssaouiraEssaouira
14Return to Marrakech airport—

Week One: Atlas and Sahara

To begin with, explore Marrakech, then cross the High Atlas to Ait Ben Haddou and the gorges. After that, spend two nights in the Erg Chebbi dunes, with a camel ride and a free day in the desert.

Week Two: Imperial Cities and the Coast

Then head north to Fes, Volubilis and Chefchaouen. Later, visit Rabat and the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, and finish by the sea in Essaouira.

Book This Route as a Private Tour

This is the route of our Morocco grand tour in 14 days. For less time, see 10 days in Morocco from Marrakech, or the 15 day tour from Casablanca if you land in Casablanca.

Tips for Two Weeks in Morocco

  • Travel in spring or autumn for mild weather everywhere.
  • Keep free days in Chefchaouen and Essaouira.
  • Choose one luxury night, for example in the desert.

Also read how many days in Morocco.

FAQ: 14 Day Morocco Itinerary

Is two weeks too long for Morocco?

No, in fact two weeks lets you travel without rushing.

Can I start the 14 day route in Casablanca?

Yes, we can adapt it to start and end in Casablanca.

Plan your trip with locals: We adapt this two-week route to your flights and style. Send us your dates or message us on WhatsApp for a free quote.