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This tour is tailor-made to be ten or eleven days based on your schedule and preferences, feel free to contact us to customize your trip right away.
This 10 or 11 days tour from Casablanca offers a unique opportunity to discover some of the most beautiful sites of Morocco. After picking you up from Casablanca, the tour will take you to Rabat, Chefchaouen, Volubilis, Meknes, Fes, Merzouga, Tineghir, Boumalne, Ouarzazate, Marrakech, and Essaouira. You will have the chance to explore the imperial cities, visit historical sites, enjoy the natural landscapes of the Atlas Mountains, explore the desert, discover the Berber culture, enjoy camel rides, and more. At the end of the tour, you will be taken back to Casablanca or wherever you want to go.
This 11-day tour from Casablanca is unique because it allows travelers to experience the best of Morocco in a short amount of time. From the bustling cities of Casablanca, Rabat, Fes, and Marrakech, to the small coastal town of Essaouira and the desert oases of Merzouga, travelers will get to experience the country’s diverse culture, history, and natural beauty. Additionally, this tour offers the opportunity to visit some of Morocco’s most iconic sites, such as the Hassan II Mosque, the Hassan Tower, the Karawiyin Madrassa, and the Ksar of Ait Ben Haddou. This tour is the perfect way to get a taste of all that Morocco has to offer in just 11 days.
The 11 days will start from the Economic capital of Morocco, Casablanca where our team will pick you up from the place you are booked at or at the international Airport Mohammed V. The first drive will take you to see the grand Casablanca’ Cornish which has a panoramic view to the sea and the giant minaret of Hassan the second Mosque. Then our voyage will continue towards the Capital of Morocco, Rabat with its old Hassan Tower not far from it we can see the Mausoleum Mohammed V and ancient Medina. This city is nominated as an Imperial city and called a world heritage by the UNESCO. There we will spend the first night.
The following day you will be invited to travel to the City of Chefchaouen, the blue city or pearl of Morocco as people love to name it. There you will be amazed with the blue color of its walls and very beautiful architecture doors and shops selling handicrafts all over the city. There you will spent the night in one of its Hotels or Riads.
The 3rd day of the 11 days tour from Casablanca, after having you breakfast in the blue city, we will depart toward Volubilis. This later is an old Roman site which represents the very southern presence of the Roman Empire. Later we stop to have lunch at the city of Meknes created by Moulay Ismail one of the first kings of the old Monarchs of Morocco, after lunch time will visit many places to name but a few: Bab Mansour a big door on the old wall of the city which will take us directly to Moulay Ismail palace. Also we will visit the Herri Es-Souani an old horses stable and granaries with the large pool. After we come to visit Meknes, we will continue our drive towards Fez, the old capital of Morocco known as the scientific capital of Morocco because of its old Karawiyin Madrassa or the oldest University in the world recognized; the city as a world heritage by UNSCO in 1981.
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The 4th day will be devoted only to visit the city of Fez. After having breakfast, you will be able to visit the old still living city in the world with an official local guide who will take you into the traditional markets of the city stopping at the Royal Palace, the visit will take you to the oldest University in the world the mosque and Madrassa of Karaouine build by Fatima El Fehria in the 9th century. Your guide also will take you to visit the tomb of the city founder “Moulay Idriss the second”. Here it comes to lunch time where you will be served in a much known traditional restaurant of the Medina. In the afternoon the Najarine fountain, the old harem Garden and the batha Museum. On your way to the hotel the guide will invite you to have a panoramic look to the city and take pictures. The next day we continue our 11 days tour from Casablanca.
The 11 days tour from Casablanca will continue after a tasty breakfast at the hotel in Fez Heading towards Merzouga known by its golden desert in the south east of Morocco. Through the route we will go drive by the city of Ifran; different from the other cities of the country Ifran has a European wonderful architecture surrounded by the Cedar forest; here we can stop to feed monkeys living in that forest and enjoy the fresh air. After that we will continue the route to Midelt city; located in the middle atlas; known for its apple production and the ancient mines of plumb. We will stop there for lunch time and continue the trip.the next direction will be Erfoud an oasis town in eastern Morocco, crossing the Tizi Ntalghamt a passage through the mountain that will transport you to another landscape view with deserted mountains except next the river. Arriving to Arfoud the trip we will drive directly to Merzouga stop at an auberge and leave your luggage there and ride camels to the khaima “the tent” in the desert. You will be served dinner then listen the local music with drums and dance around a campfire.
The 6th day is going to be a full day in Merzouga will start after a delicious breakfast with a visit to explore the area. We will visit the Gnawi people living in Khamlia Village; who came from southern countries of Africa as slaves in the past and integrated the Moroccan society, listen to their music and experience their life style at the khaima (tent). Near this village we can see the lake of Merzouga or lake Dayet Srij which was dry for a long time, but today welcomes many various birds including the amazing colony of greater flamingos. The visit may also take you to the wire house where many Amazigh handicrafts are sold at a very good price. Back to the hotel or Riad for lunch time and relax after that you will go for a camel ride with an experienced local camel guide who will take you to explore the sand-sea of the Erg-Chebbi for 2-3 hours before dinner. If you prefer to spend the night under the stars around a fire camp to enjoy the fresh air with local music and the wonderful stars on the sky and sleep in a traditional Amazigh tent.
The 7th day of 11 days tour from Casablanca, you will wake up early in the morning to admire the sunrise shining at the golden sand. After that we ride back on camels to the auberge. Where you will have a shower to refresh your body and then an appetite breakfast. Putting back your things on bus, we will drive Ouarzazate; Proceed to the Hollywood, meeting the Rissani city the former capital of the Tafilalt region and cross road between northern and southern regions, then the Todra Gorges a series of limestone river canyons near the Tinghir city; where the large palm forest and agriculture show in the Moroccan desert handicrafts along the way.
Shaped thousands year ago thanks to the power of water going in the river the gorge gave us a very amazing view. We will drive through the road of the thousand Kasbahs in the great palm Skoura towards the valley of Dades which also has a spectacular landscape similar to that of the Todra gorge decorated with hundreds of Kasbahs. Arriving to Ouarzazate we will visit many Cinematographic buildings. Then we can have dinner and call it a day.
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The next morning of the 11 days tour from Casablanca, you will have a breakfast meal. Then we will start the trip From Ouarzazate, meeting the valley of roses which is cultivated with hectares of roses; their beauty and smell could be seen on May. The drive will take us to the Ighram “the fortified village” of Ait ben Haddou; where we will have lunch, whose name is taken from the Ksar of Ait Ben Haddou, world heritage site by UNSCO in 1987, where famous films were shot to name but a few as Lawrence of Arabia, Gladiator, The Mummy. Tizi Ntichka, is the next stop, a mountain wind road which we will climb to the top and take picture of the amazing view. At the end of the road, Marrakech was known in Tamazight as Amour N Akouch or the land of GOD. The 11 days tour from Casablanca will be the best experience ever.
This day is devoted to visiting the famous places of Marrakech. You will start by visiting the Menara, and old pool surrounded by beautiful gardens and fields irrigated from the pool using an old system of irrigation, this was established in the 12 century. The over View of the tour will consider several important places of the city for example the Koutoubia Mosque, Majorel gardens, Bahia Palace and Dar Si Said Palace museum of jewellery. The guide will invite you for an optional lunch in the Medina, and then you will walk the colorful souks of Marrakech. The sunset time you will have an over look from the terrace of a café to the Jamaa Elna square. The day will End with a special dinner served at the Hotel. Tomorrow morning we continue our 11 days tour from Casablanca.
The following morning after having you breakfast, the tour will take you to a day visit to the city of Essaouira and back for an overnight in Marrakech, The city you will be visiting is called the wind city and known for its wonderful seaside where many surfers came to practice their favorite sport. Along with the beach you can see many merchants selling different types of fish. There you can enjoy your lunch time. After that we will go for a walk to discover the ancient walls of the medina and take pictures. At the end we will drive back the Marrakech. You will enjoy each moment along this 11 days tour from Casablanca.
Finally, the tour comes to its last day after 10 days tour. In the morning after having you breakfast, our driver will take you to Casablanca’ airport or wherever you wanted to go at the end of our services. Here our 11 days tour from Casablanca finished.
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Most visitors to Casablanca find that two or three days is enough to see the city’s main attractions. Or more! Casablanca is the first big city in the kingdom and the economical capital. The beauty of the city and the vibe are worth a long stay.
Other options include 4 days, 5 days, 6 days, or 7 days.
Yes, 10 or 11 days is enough time to explore Morocco. With 10 days, you can explore the major cities, such as Casablanca, Rabat, Marrakech, and Fes, as well as take day trips to nearby attractions. You can also spend time exploring the desert and beach towns along the coast. 10 days in Morocco will be enough to make you fall in love with this fabulous country and you may like to spend more days.
This depends on your own interests and the time you have available. Most visitors to Morocco find that three to five days is enough to explore the major cities and attractions. If you have more time, you can visit smaller cities and explore the countryside.
Yes, two weeks is enough time to explore Morocco and see all the major attractions. In two weeks, you can spend time in cities like Casablanca, Rabat, Marrakech, and Fes as well as visit nearby attractions like the Atlas Mountains and the Sahara Desert. You can also take day trips to smaller cities and explore the countryside.
No, it is illegal for unmarried couples to stay in the same room in Morocco. According to local laws, unmarried couples are not allowed to stay in the same room. However, for visitors it’s okay for a couple to stay in the same room; this law is applied to the locals.
Yes, but it’s better to avoid doing this in public places in Morocco because it’s not something common also considered inappropriate.
1. Do not disrespect local customs and traditions.
2. Do not take photographs of government buildings or military personnel.
3. Do not drink alcohol in public.
4. Do not carry or use illegal drugs.
6. Do not engage in public displays of affection.
7. Do not litter or damage historical sites or monuments
An 11-day Morocco tour from Casablanca gives you enough time to explore Morocco’s imperial cities, mountain landscapes, traditional villages and Sahara Desert without rushing from one destination to another. Compared with shorter Morocco tours, this itinerary allows more time for sightseeing, cultural experiences and overnight stays along the route.
From Casablanca, you can discover historic cities such as Rabat and Fes, explore the blue streets of Chefchaouen, travel through the Atlas Mountains and experience the Sahara Desert before continuing toward Marrakech. The longer itinerary also gives you more flexibility to enjoy the journey rather than spending most of your time on the road.
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10 DAYS CASABLANCA IMPERIAL CITIES, Presented to you by Prime Morocco Tours.
We offer you a mesmerizing 10-day journey through Morocco’s Imperial cities and breathtaking landscapes, starting from the vibrant hub of Casablanca and delving into the rich history of Rabat, Meknes, and Fez, each offering a tapestry of ancient wonders and cultural treasures. Traverse the golden dunes of Merzouga on camelback, immersing yourself in the vibrant traditions of the Gnawi people and marveling at the serene beauty of the Sahara. Explore the dramatic Todra Gorges and Dades Valley before venturing into the cinematic landscapes of Ait Ben Haddou. In Marrakech, lose yourself in the labyrinthine souks, admire the intricate architecture of historic mosques and palaces, and soak in the vibrant atmosphere of Jamaa El Fna square at sunset. Conclude your unforgettable odyssey with a day trip to the coastal charm of Essaouira, where the sea breeze whispers tales of ancient seafarers. With each day promising new adventures and discoveries, this immersive tour is a testament to the timeless allure of Morocco.
Start your 10 Days Morocco Imperial Cities and Desert Tour from Casablanca in the economic capital, Casablanca. Our team will pick you up from your hotel or from Mohammed V International Airport. Begin with a visit to the Casablanca Corniche, offering panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and the iconic Hassan II Mosque, famous for its towering minaret.
Next, drive to Rabat, Morocco’s capital, where you will explore the Hassan Tower and the Mausoleum of Mohammed V. Stroll through the ancient Medina, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of Morocco’s Imperial Cities. Overnight stay in Rabat.
After breakfast in Rabat, continue your 10 Days Morocco Imperial Cities and Desert Tour from Casablanca toward Fez, passing scenic farmlands with olive trees, cereals, and vegetables.
Stop at Volubilis, an ancient Roman site representing the southernmost reach of the Roman Empire. Then enjoy lunch in Meknes, founded by Sultan Moulay Ismail. Explore Bab Mansour, Moulay Ismail Palace, and the historic granaries and stables of Heri Es-Souani.
In the late afternoon, continue to Fez, Morocco’s spiritual and cultural capital, home to the oldest university in the world, Al Quaraouiyine. Overnight stay in Fez.
Continue your 10 Days Morocco Imperial Cities and Desert Tour from Casablanca by exploring Fez. After breakfast, a local guide will take you through the medina of Fez, visiting the Royal Palace, Al Quaraouiyine Mosque and University, and the tomb of Moulay Idriss II, the city’s founder.
Enjoy lunch at a traditional restaurant in the medina. In the afternoon, visit the Nejjarine Fountain, the Old Harem Garden, and the Batha Museum. End the day with a panoramic view of Fez before returning to your hotel.
Today, in your 10 Days Morocco Imperial Cities and Desert Tour from Casablanca, you will travel from Fez to Merzouga, home of Morocco’s golden desert. Pass through Ifrane, a city with European-style architecture surrounded by cedar forests, where you can spot wild monkeys.
Continue to Midelt for lunch, then drive through the Ziz Valley and Erfoud oasis. Upon arrival in Merzouga, check in at your auberge and embark on a camel trek to the desert camp (khaima). Enjoy dinner and traditional Berber music around a campfire under the stars.
Spend a full day in Merzouga during your 10 Days Morocco Imperial Cities and Desert Tour from Casablanca. Visit the Gnawa village of Khamlia, experience their music and lifestyle, and explore Lake Dayet Srij, which attracts flamingos and other birds.
Visit a local Amazigh handicraft workshop, then return to your hotel for lunch and rest. In the afternoon, enjoy another camel ride through the Erg Chebbi dunes, or opt to spend the night under the stars in a traditional Berber tent.
On this part of your 10 Days Morocco Imperial Cities and Desert Tour from Casablanca, wake up early to admire the sunrise over the dunes. Return by camel to your auberge for breakfast before departing Merzouga.
Drive through Rissani to the Todra Gorges, spectacular limestone canyons carved by water over thousands of years. Continue along the “Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs” in Skoura to the Dades Valley, famous for its dramatic landscapes. Dinner and overnight stay in Dades Valley.
Continue your 10 Days Morocco Imperial Cities and Desert Tour from Casablanca through the Atlas Mountains to Marrakech. Drive through the Skoura Oasis and the Valley of Roses, then visit Ait Ben Haddou, a UNESCO World Heritage site and filming location for movies like Gladiator and Lawrence of Arabia.
Cross the Tizi N’Tichka Pass, capturing breathtaking mountain views, before reaching Marrakech. Overnight stay in Marrakech.
Explore Marrakech as part of your 10 Days Morocco Imperial Cities and Desert Tour from Casablanca. Visit the Menara Gardens, Koutoubia Mosque, Majorelle Gardens, Bahia Palace, and Dar Si Said Palace (jewelry museum).
Optional lunch in the medina, followed by a stroll through Marrakech’s colorful souks. End the day with a sunset view from a café terrace overlooking Jamaa el Fna Square, and enjoy a special dinner at your hotel.
During your 10 Days Morocco Imperial Cities and Desert Tour from Casablanca, take a day trip to Essaouira, the Wind City, known for its seaside, fresh seafood, and vibrant medina. Explore the historic walls and enjoy the relaxed coastal atmosphere. Return to Marrakech for overnight stay.
On the final day of your 10 Days Morocco Imperial Cities and Desert Tour from Casablanca, after breakfast, our driver will take you to Casablanca Airport or your preferred drop-off location.
This marks the end of your unforgettable 10 Days Morocco Imperial Cities and Desert Tour from Casablanca.
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Before embarking on your 10 Days Morocco Imperial Cities and Desert Tour from Casablanca, here are some important tips and information to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience:
Most travelers from Europe, North America, and many other countries do not need a visa for stays up to 90 days. Always check the latest requirements before traveling. Make sure your passport is valid for at least six months from the date of entry.
Morocco can be visited year-round, but the best time for a comfortable tour is spring (March to May) or autumn (September to November) when temperatures are moderate. Summer in the desert can be extremely hot, while winters in the mountains may bring snow.
The Moroccan Dirham (MAD) is the local currency. Credit cards are accepted in major cities, but cash is recommended for smaller towns, markets, and desert areas. ATMs are widely available in cities.
Moroccan Arabic (Darija) is widely spoken. French is commonly used for business and tourism, and English is increasingly understood in hotels, tourist sites, and larger cities.
Morocco is a Muslim country, and modest dress is appreciated, especially in rural areas and religious sites. Women should consider covering their shoulders and knees, while men should avoid sleeveless tops in towns.
No special vaccinations are required for most travelers, but it’s recommended to drink bottled water and practice usual travel hygiene. Carry sunscreen and a hat for desert excursions.
Wi-Fi is widely available in hotels and restaurants. Local SIM cards are inexpensive and useful for navigation and staying connected during your 10 Days Morocco Imperial Cities and Desert Tour from Casablanca.
8 DAYS TOUR CASABLANCA IMPERIAL CITIES, Presented to you by Prime Morocco Tours.
This is an 8-day tour from Casablanca to the Imperial Cities of Morocco. On this tour, you will explore the city of Casablanca, Rabat, Meknes, Fez, Beni Mellal, Ouzoud, and Marrakech. You will get to experience the culture, history, and beauty of each city and its attractions. You will get to enjoy lunch at different restaurants and explore the markets of each city. At the end of the tour, you will be taken to the airport in Casablanca to go back home.
The Casablanca to Imperial Cities tour will be an 8-day tour. This tour will start by meeting you either at the airport or where you are booked. Then walk near the Corniche to discover the Grand Casablanca city where you can see the most giant minaret in Africa, that of Hassan the second Mosque. Also, we will visit the United Nations building and Mohammed V Avenue.
On the second day of this 8-day Morocco tour from Casablanca, we will help you to put your bags on the bus and start your first trip towards the second city, which is the current capital of Morocco, with its old Medina named a world heritage by UNESCO and the Hassan tower. The trip will take us to meet both Volubilis and the city of Meknes. Volubilis is an old Roman site that represents the very southern presence of the Roman Empire. Later we stop to have lunch at the city of Meknes created by Moulay Ismail one of the first kings of the old Monarchs of Morocco after lunchtime will visit many places to name but a few: Bab Mansour a big door on the old wall of the city which will take us directly to Moulay Ismail Palace. Also, we will visit the Herri Es-Souani an old horse’s stable and granaries with a large pool. After we come to visit Meknes, we will continue our drive towards Fez, the old capital of Morocco known as the scientific capital of Morocco because of its old Karawiyin Madrassa or the oldest University in the world recognized; the city is a world heritage by UNESCO in 1981. And we can call it a day and spend the night in a Riad or Hotel
The next day will be devoted only to visiting the city of Fez. After having breakfast, you will be able to visit the old still living city in the world with an official local guide who will take you into the traditional markets of the city stopping at the Royal Palace, the visit will take you to the oldest University in the world the mosque and Madrassa of Karaouine build by Fatima El Fehria in the 9th century. Your guide also will take you to visit the tomb of the city founder “Moulay Idriss the second”. Here it comes to lunchtime where you will be served in a much known traditional restaurant in the Medina. In the afternoon the Najarine fountain, the old harem Garden and the Batha Museum. On your way to the hotel for dinner and spend the night the guide will invite you to have a panoramic look at the city and take pictures.
After a night in the Hotel, you will have breakfast you are invited to start your voyage to the City of Beni Mellal. This time you will travel in the mountain of the middle Atlas crossing Ifran (the European village) because of its architecture and beauty surrounded by the Cedar forest, stopping to take a picture. Not very far from Ifran there is Azrou City in Tamazight which means The Rock we will see the volcanic outcrop on the outskirts of the village. The guide will give you a description of the city and why it is known for its woodwork and famous red carpet. Lunch will be served in Azrou’ restaurants then you will continue towards Beni Melal, or as it is known in Tamazight Ayt Mellal, the city walls back to Moulay Ismail in 1688. The route to Beni Mellal will continue in the mountains of the Middle Atlas. There you will spend the night at the Hotel.
After having your breakfast, you will be able to admire the mountains of the Middle Atlas throughout the forest, which will take you to the Ouzoud waterfalls. Next to the waterfalls, you will be served your lunch at a very panoramic view of nature and the sound of water. Then we will head to Marrakech City, which was the old capital of Morocco’s ancient monarchs and is named to be the capital of the Maghreb Union, or as it is known in the Amazigh Amour N Akouch ( the land of GOD), and spend the night in one of its Hotels.
The sixth day is to visit the famous places of Marrakech. You will start by visiting the Menara, an old pool surrounded by beautiful gardens and fields irrigated from the pool using an old system of irrigation, which was established in the 12 century. the over View of the tour will consider several important places in the city for example the Koutoubia Mosque, Majorel gardens, Bahia Palace, and Dar Si Said Palace museum of jewelry. The guide will invite you for an optional lunch in the Medina, then you will walk the colorful souks of Marrakech. The sunset time you will have an overlook from the terrace of a café to the Jamaa Elna square. The day will End with a special dinner served at the Hotel.
Your seventh day begins with breakfast at your hotel in Marrakech and preparing for the day’s journey. After checking out, we’ll leave the vibrant city of Marrakech behind and head west toward the laid-back coastal town of Essaouira.
Enjoy a scenic drive through the Moroccan countryside, passing through rolling hills, argan tree forests (you might even spot goats climbing the trees!), and charming Berber villages. Upon arrival in Essaouira, you’ll have free time to explore this beautiful seaside town, known for its historic medina, windswept beaches, blue-and-white architecture, and vibrant art scene. You can enjoy a fresh seafood lunch at one of the harbor restaurants, stroll along the ramparts, or shop for local crafts in the medina.
In the afternoon, we’ll continue our journey north toward Casablanca, enjoying the shifting landscapes as we leave the coast and head inland. Multiple stops along the way will allow you to stretch, take photos, and admire Morocco’s natural beauty.
Upon arrival in Casablanca, we’ll check you into your hotel or riad. After settling in, our professional driver will be at your disposal to take you wherever you wish to go in the city—whether it’s a walk along the Corniche, a visit to the Hassan II Mosque, or a relaxing evening at a local café.
On the last day, our professional driver will help you to check out and drive you to the airport of Casablanca. Here comes the end of our services and the end of the best 8-day Morocco tour from Casablanca.
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The Imperial Cities — Rabat, Meknes, Fez, and Marrakech — are ancient capitals with centuries of history, each offering a unique blend of culture, tradition, and architectural grandeur. On this tour, you’ll walk through UNESCO-listed medinas, grand palaces, and historic mosques that define Morocco’s identity.
This carefully planned itinerary connects:
Casablanca – Morocco’s economic hub and home of the majestic Hassan II Mosque.
Rabat – The current capital, featuring royal palaces, gardens, and the Hassan Tower.
Meknes – A quieter gem known for its monumental gates and Roman ruins nearby in Volubilis.
Fez – The cultural and spiritual heart of Morocco with the world’s oldest university.
Marrakech – The red city buzzing with souks, palaces, and the magical Jemaa el-Fnaa square.
Wander through centuries-old medinas.
Visit local artisans, traditional tanneries, and spice markets.
Enjoy authentic Moroccan cuisine and music.
Interact with locals and learn about Moroccan customs, languages, and traditions.
The tour typically includes:
Private transportation with an English-speaking driver/guide.
Handpicked riads or boutique hotels offering comfort and Moroccan charm.
Guided visits in major cities to maximize your understanding of each site.
From the oceanfront mosque in Casablanca to the blue alleys of Fez and the ornate courtyards of Marrakech, every stop is a photographer’s dream. The contrasts between modern cities and ancient medinas will fill your camera roll and your memories.
Eight days is an ideal amount of time to explore at a relaxed pace. You won’t feel rushed, and you’ll have time to truly soak in the atmosphere of each destination.
This tour offers the perfect introduction to Morocco, blending history, culture, cuisine, and landscapes. It’s an excellent choice for:
Couples and families
History buffs
Cultural travelers
People who want a well-organized but immersive experience
This 8-day Morocco tour includes accommodation, private transportation, hotel or riad pick-up and drop-off, a professional English- or Spanish-speaking driver-guide, breakfast and dinner. Lunches, drinks and tips are not included.
The tour visits Casablanca, Rabat, Meknes, Fez, Beni Mellal, Marrakech and Essaouira, with stops at attractions such as Volubilis, Ouzoud Waterfalls and the historic medinas of Morocco’s imperial cities.
Morocco’s four Imperial Cities are Rabat, Fez, Meknes and Marrakech. This 8-day tour from Casablanca allows you to explore all four, including their historic medinas, monuments, palaces and cultural landmarks.
Yes. Eight days is enough to experience several of Morocco’s major cultural and historical destinations at a comfortable pace. This itinerary combines the four Imperial Cities with the Middle Atlas Mountains, Ouzoud Waterfalls and Essaouira before returning to Casablanca.
No. This itinerary focuses on Morocco’s Imperial Cities, mountains, waterfalls and coastal towns rather than the Sahara Desert. If you want to include a camel trek and overnight desert camp, a longer Morocco desert tour from Casablanca would be a better option.
The tour ends in Casablanca, where you will be dropped off at your hotel or another agreed location in the city after returning from Essaouira.
7 Days Tour From Casablanca to The Imperial cities of Morocco, Presented to you by Prime Morocco Tours.
This private Morocco tour will take you through a wonderful journey of 7 days from Casablanca city to visit the four imperial cities of Morocco and its must-sees. The tour will start in the economical capital ‘Casablanca’ and head to the Capital of Morocco where we will visit the ancient Tower of Hassan II. The Next imperial city will be Meknes, famous for its beautiful gate of Bab Mansour. After that, we stop in Fes where we will spend a full day dedicated to a walking tour to explore this charming old city. Then, through the Middle Atlas Road, we will enjoy breathtaking landscapes including the Cedar forest, Ifrane, and Ouzoud waterfalls. The last imperial city of this 7 days tour from Casablanca will be the well-known city of Marrakech, also known as the Red City. We will be sure to enjoy the maximum of your stay in Morocco and get an unforgettable experience by the end of your tour.
The first meeting will be at Mohammed V international airport of Casablanca. The welcoming team will transfer you to your hotel there where they will facilitate your checking and give you an overview of the tour. After that, you will spend the night at the hotel.
The second day will start with a breakfast meal. We will drive towards the Capital of Morocco, Rabat with its old Hassan Tower not far from it we can see the Mausoleum Mohammed V and ancient Medina. This city is nominated as an Imperial city and called a world heritage by UNESCO Then we will start traveling to the city of Fez; the road will take you through the beautiful farms along the banks of the route where olive trees, cereals, and vegetables are gown to meet both Volubilis and the city of Meknes. Volubilis is an old Roman site that represents the very southern presence of the Roman Empire. Later we stop to have lunch at the city of Meknes created by Moulay Ismail one of the first kings of the old Monarchs of Morocco after lunchtime will visit many places to name but a few: Bab Mansour a big door on the old wall of the city which will take us directly to Moulay Ismail Palace. Also, we will visit the Seherrij Es-Souani an old horse’s stable and granaries with a large pool.
After we come to visit Meknes, we will continue our drive towards Fez, the old capital of Morocco known as the scientific capital of Morocco because of its old Karawiyin Madrassa or the oldest University in the world recognized; the city is a world heritage by UNESCO in 1981.
The next day will be devoted only to visiting the city of Fez. After having breakfast, you will be able to visit the old still living city in the world with an official local guide who will take you into the traditional markets of the city stopping at the Royal Palace, the visit will take you to the oldest University in the world the mosque and Madrassa of Karaouine build by Fatima El Fehria in the 9th century. Your guide also will take you to visit the tomb of the city founder “Moulay Idriss the second”. Here it comes to lunchtime when you will be served in a much known traditional restaurant in the Medina. In the afternoon the Najarine fountain, the old harem Garden and the Batha Museum. On your way to the hotel, the guide will invite you to have a panoramic look at the city and take pictures.
After a night in the Hotel, you will have breakfast you are invited to start your voyage to the City of Beni Mellal. This time you will travel in the mountain of the middle Atlas crossing Ifran (the European village) because of its architecture and beauty surrounded by the Cedar forest, stopping to take pictures. Not very far from Ifran there is Azrou City in Tamazight which means The Rock we will see the volcanic outcrop on the outskirts of the village. The guide will give you a description of the city and why it is known for its woodwork and famous red carpet. Lunch will be served in Azrou’ restaurants then you will continue towards Beni Melal, or as it is known in Tamazight Ayt Mellal, the city walls back to Moulay Ismail in 1688. The route to Beni Mellal will continue in the mountains of the Middle Atlas. There you will spend the night at the Hotel.
After having your breakfast you will be able to admire the mountains of the middle Atlas through out forest which will take you to the Ouzoud waterfalls. Next to the waterfalls, you will be served your lunch at a very panoramic view of nature and the sound of water. Then, we will head to Marrakech City that was the old capital of Morocco’s ancient monarchs, and is named to be the capital of the Maghreb Union or as it is known in the Amazigh Amour N Akouch ( the land of GOD), and spend the night in one of its Hotels.
The sixth day is to visit the famous places of Marrakech. You will start by visiting the Menara, an old pool surrounded by beautiful gardens and fields irrigated from the pool using an old system of irrigation, which was established in the 12 century. The over View of tour will consider several important places in the city for example the Koutoubia Mosque, Majorel gardens, Bahia Palace, and Dar Si Said Palace museum of jewelry. The guide will invite you for an optional lunch in the Medina, then you will walk the colorful souks of Marrakech. The sunset time you will have an overlook from the terrace of a café to the Jamaa Elna square. The day will End with a special dinner served at the Hotel.
The last day of your tour will begin from your Hotel in Marrakech with breakfast and putting your back things on the bus. We will drive to Casablanca through many towns and different landscapes from the Mountains of the High Atlas near Marrakech to the hills and plate land next to Casablanca, the economic capital of Morocco there we will visit some famous sites like the United Nations building, Mohammed V Avenue and the Grand Mosque Hassan the second. Here comes the end of our services and the end of the 7 days tour from Casablanca we will take you either to the Airport or your booked Hotel.