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7 days Tour from Casablanca to the Desert
A Holiday Week in Morocco From Casablanca to the Desert
This holiday week in Morocco is a 7 days Tour From Casablanca , where you explore most of the famous landmarks of Morocco from the bustling cities of Marrakech and Fes to the vast Sahara Dessert. While doing this you will also get the opportunity to visit the imperial cities of Rabat, Mecknes, Fez, and Marrakesh along the valleys, gorges, and desertscapes. It will enable the visitors to discover Moroccan flavor of the heritage, culture as well as natural endowment of the country.
Highlights of the 7 days Tour From Casablanca
- Explore the stunning blue streets of Chefchaouen
- Discover the ancient imperial cities of Fes and Marrakech
- Experience a camel trek and an overnight stay in the Merzouga Desert
- Visit the dramatic Todra Gorge and picturesque Dades Valley
- Immerse yourself in the vibrant souks and historical monuments of Marrakech
- Enjoy a journey through the Atlas Mountains, crossing scenic valleys and authentic Berber villages
Itinerary of the 7 days Tour From Casablanca :
Day 01: Casablanca-Rabat to Chefchaouen
This Holiday week in Morocco starts in Casablanca, where you will begin by visiting the great Hassan II Mosque, the second largest Mosque around the globe. Subsequently, step out the very opulent building designs and sea scenery before sallying forth to Rabat, the capital city of the Kingdom of Morocco. Here some of the symbols of Rabat are: the Royal Palace, Hassan Towel Mausolem and the Kasbah of the Udayas.
Furthermore, from Rabat you will continue to one of the most beautiful cities in Morocco – the blue-washed Chefchaouen, also known as the Blue Pearl of Morocco, which location surrounded by the Rif Mountains leave no one indifferent. The plan coming in includes a tour of the having, narrow streets of the town and perhaps, Moroccan tea in the citadel in Uta el-Hammam.
Overnight in Chefchaouen..
Day 02: Chefchaouen-Volubilis-Meknes to Fes
Following breakfast drive from Chefchaouen to the imperial city of Fes. On the way, you will visit the Archeological site of the Ancient Roman City of Volubilis, which has been declared the World Heritage site comprising of most attractions of well faded mosaics. Move on to Meknes another imperial city of gates and boasts, including the impressive Bab Mansour and the Mausouleum of Moulay Ismail.
Then you will proceed to Fes, which is the one Moroccan city few tourists get to know or experience. Once you get to Fes you will be able to determine what to visit since the evening remains at your disposal.
Overnight in Fes.
Day 03: Discover Fes
In the morning after breakfast, we will start with a guided walking tour of Fes, on the old medina where you can learn a lot more about the history of the city. Your holiday week in Morocco will comprise the Al Quaraouiyine University one of the oldest universities in the world the Bou Inania Madrasa and the Nejjarine Fountain. In the same regard, you will visit the tanneries to experience the content of heritage practicing tanning as a leather making process. By evening, these eyes will have witnessed walk through the colorful and aromatic souk to buy anything including spices, handcrafted items and anything in between.
Overnight in Fes.
Day 04: Fes to Merzouga Sahara Desert
Now that we like the imperial city behind, we travel the direction of the vast Sahara. On your way, the journey will take you through the Middle Atlas Mountain and then at Ifran often referred to as the ‘Moroccan Switzerland’ because of its looks. We will move on through the Ziz Valley, an area of palm groves and gorges, to eventually reach Merzouga which is the starting point for the desert.
In the afternoon you will experience a dromedary trek over the golden sand sea of Erg Chebbi to reach your luxury camp in the middle of the desert at sunset. In the evening, while watching the sunset over the sandy hills, you will have a Moroccan Dinner in the sand dunes dining with a Moroccan Starlight as your roof, the night guitar music from the Berber tribe.
Overnight in a luxury desert camp in Merzouga.
Day 05: Merzouga to Todra Gorge and Dades Valley
We will begin the day with an early morning Balagh to see the sunrise over the sahar which will remain unforgettable. In the evening we will be back to the village of Merzouga, then again we will head to the Todra gorge. Being famous for the massive red rock heights, Todra Gorge is a perfect place for climbers and tourists eager to enjoy remarkable nature views. You will be able to explore the gorge to have a feel of what the area holds and engage in lunch at an escalated restaurant.
In the afternoon we will be driving through the Dades Valley which is also known as the Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs because of so many fort –like villages there. We will complete the day with an overnight tour in Dades Valley, the place of which gives the chance to enjoy the view of the landscapes.
Overnight in Dades Valley.
Day 06: Dades Valley to Marrakech
Today, we will head further west of Morocco and head to the lively city of Marrakech but not before stopping over at Ouarzazate, the moroccan Hollywood. We will go to explore Kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou as a world heritage sight is also seen in many movies and famous drama series like Game of Thrones. Before that the visit the ancient kasbah and then over the top of the Tizi n’ Tichka Pass the highest of the Atlas Mts with wonderful vistas en route.
Towards the evening, we’ll get to Marrakech – the vivacious city, you’ll spend the night in a luxurious riad and have no arranged activities.
Overnight in Marrakech.
Day 07: Visit Marrakech - Transfer to Casablanca Airport
The morning following breakfast we will be touring Marrakech, which is called the Pearl of the South. Of course, you will discover some of the most famous tourist attractions including the Koutoubia Mosque, Bahia Palace and the Royal Tombs of the Saadiens. You will also get a chance and time to go for a walk in the beautiful Majorelle Gardens which used to be owned by late YSL and also to get the feel of Morocco you will be taken to the markets of the Jemaa El Fna Square.
We will ensure that, at the end of the day, we drop you at the Casablanca Airport where our services end, in change for your hard-earned money.
End of holiday week in Morocco
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Included / Excluded :
- Full assistance in planning your Morocco tour .
- Private transportation in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle
- 6 nights in luxury accommodations, including a desert camp
- Daily breakfast and traditional Moroccan dinners in Merzouga and Dades Valley
- Guided tours in Fes and Marrakech
- Camel trekking experience in Merzouga
- Multilingual driver-guide throughout the trip
- Lunch ( days 4,5,6)
- Drinks
- Lunch
- Tipping
- Entrance fees to the monuments
Price Details
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Number of Participants
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Price Per Person
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Total Price
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2 Persons
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1010
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2020
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3 Persons
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960
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2880
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4 Persons
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830
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3320
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5 Persons
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710
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3550
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6 Persons
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660
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3960
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Morocco Safe for Tourists?
All the same, Morocco is rather safe for tourists in general. It is avarsity visited by many people due to its friendly people, a very colourful history and having varying geographical terrains. As is the case with any location similar precautions should be exercised especially in crowded zones that attract many tourists.
When is the Best Time to Visit Morocco?
In as much as Morocco can be visited at any time of the year, it is recommended that one should visit in spring or the early autumn. These seasons are perfect for travelling – the weather is nice both in cities and in the desert. While some parts of Morocco may be hot in the summer – this is particularly true of the Sahara – others may be relatively cooler in the winter particularly in cities such as Fes, Marrakech.
How Many Days are Ideal for Visiting Morocco?
In 7 days/7 days itinerary you can cover the most important cities such as Fes, Marrakesh, desert of Sahara. This is a more relaxed type of tour and costs about $150/day and with time lasting from 10-14 days it is possible to visit other parts such as the Atlantic Coast or High Atlas Mountains.
Can I Customize My Morocco Adventure?
Yes, it is important to note that all our tours offered are entirely flexible. If you would like to add more days, visit other cities, or enhance the program with some specific offers, please feel free to ask us. This will ensure your Morocco experience is as you wanted it to be or your preferred type of travel.
How Do I Book a one week Tour in Morocco?
For more details on the tours given above or to book any of the tours, please e-mail to us or log on to our website. Once we have an agreement and can verify your travel itinerary and dates, we will ask for a 30% confirmation deposit for a tour and we will require the final balance before the commencement of the one week Tour in Morocco.
Is the Deposit Refundable?
The deposit you make is not refundable. Nevertheless, in case of emergency it is possible to postpone the one week Tour in Morocco and apply the deposit in further traveling with us.
Will I Have Access to Wi-Fi During the one week Tour in Morocco?
Yes, nearly all the lodges cover Wi-Fi services in Morocco including Fes city and Marrakech city. However, in more follow up distances, such as the Sahara area, there may be no Wi-Fi provision or very little of it, which would serve as a good ruse for people to enjoy the natural breakaway of the desert region.
What Should I Pack for the Trip?
As for what to wear during the day it is more comfortable to wear light and loose clothing and the evenings can get cool especially in the desert. Other things, where you can easily find a place, are sun protection, wear a hat, sunglasses or a pair of binoculars, and a reusable Water bottle. Also, Wear Well-gounded shoes for city and historical tours.
