20-Day Morocco Grand Tour – From Casablanca to Marrakech

After a good breakfast at the hotel, we begin exploring Casablanca’s most famous places. Our first stop is the Hassan II Mosque. This huge mosque stands by the ocean and is one of the largest in the world. The design, the colors, and the view of the sea are breathtaking.After that, we’ll walk along the Corniche, a lively road by the ocean filled with cafés. It’s a nice place to stop, have a drink, and enjoy the sea breeze.Later, we’ll head to the Habous Quarter, a charming area with a mix of French and Moroccan architecture. You’ll walk through small streets lined with shops, bakeries, and bookstores.Before heading back to the hotel, we’ll pass by the Royal Palace (from outside) and maybe stop for fresh seafood at a local restaurant. Casablanca will give you a perfect introduction to modern Morocco.

Today, we say goodbye to Casablanca and drive to Rabat, the capital of Morocco. The road is smooth, and the views are calm and green.Rabat is a peaceful city with a soft rhythm of life. We start with a visit to the Hassan Tower, an old red-stone minaret that was never completed. Next to it, we explore the beautiful white Mausoleum of Mohammed V, where past kings of Morocco are buried.We then head to the Kasbah of the Udayas, a lovely blue-and-white neighborhood inside old city walls. From here, you’ll get a great view of the ocean and feel the fresh breeze on your face.Rabat is clean, easygoing, and rich in culture. After the tour, you’ll check into a quiet hotel and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere.

After breakfast, we follow the Atlantic coastline toward the north of Morocco. Our first stop is Asilah, a small artistic town known for its whitewashed buildings and colorful street art.You’ll walk in the calm medina, stop for some photos, and enjoy lunch near the sea. Asilah is a peaceful place, perfect for a relaxing break.Later, we continue to Tangier, a busy port city that faces Spain. Once we arrive, you’ll check into your hotel. You’ll have free time to rest or walk by the sea. The sunset in Tangier is always magical.

Today we explore Tangier, a city where Africa and Europe meet. It’s a place full of stories, art, and cultural history.We begin with a visit to the Cave of Hercules, a place filled with legends. Then we go to Cape Spartel, where the Atlantic and Mediterranean seas touch.Next, we walk through the medina and visit the American Legation Museum, which shows the old friendship between the USA and Morocco.We’ll end the day at Café Hafa, a famous spot loved by artists, where you can drink tea while looking out over the sea. Tangier will stay in your memory for a long time.

We leave Tangier and take a scenic drive through the Rif Mountains, passing small villages and green hills. Our destination is Chefchaouen, the Blue City of Morocco.When we arrive, we’ll check into a traditional riad. You’ll have time to relax and then take a gentle walk through the medina, where every wall and door is painted in shades of blue.Chefchaouen is quiet, beautiful, and feels like a peaceful dream.

Today is a slow and easy day. You can wake up late and enjoy breakfast on a rooftop with views of the mountains.Then walk through the town at your own pace. Visit the Spanish Mosque for a stunning view, or head to Ras El Ma, where fresh mountain water flows through the town.You can also shop for handmade souvenirs and enjoy lunch in a cozy café. Chefchaouen is the perfect place to breathe, take photos, and enjoy the moment.

After breakfast, we drive south toward Fes, one of Morocco’s most ancient and spiritual cities. The journey takes us through farmlands and small villages.When we reach Fes, we’ll take you to your riad located in the old medina. This evening is for rest. Tomorrow you’ll dive deep into the heart of Moroccan tradition.

Fes is like a living museum. Today, your local guide will walk with you through its ancient medina, full of history, colors, and life.You’ll visit Al Quaraouiyine University, the oldest still-operating university in the world. We’ll see the tanneries, where leather is dyed in colorful pits, and meet artisans making pottery and metalwork the traditional way.Fes is busy and full of energy, but you’ll feel the deep soul of Moroccan culture in every step.

Today is a travel day into nature. We leave Fes and go into the Middle Atlas Mountains. We’ll stop in Ifrane, a town that looks like a Swiss village, and Azrou, where you can see wild monkeys in the cedar forest.We pass through the Ziz Valley, full of palm trees and old kasbahs. In the evening, we reach Merzouga, on the edge of the Sahara Desert.You’ll ride a camel into the dunes, watch the sunset, and spend the night in a desert camp under a sky full of stars.

After breakfast in the camp, we go on a 4x4 adventure around Merzouga. We’ll visit nomad families, hear Gnawa music in Khamlia village, and see black volcanic rocks and old fossil sites.Later, we take you to a hotel near the dunes, where you can rest and enjoy dinner with a view of the desert.

We leave the desert and head west. On the way, we stop in Rissani and Erfoud, towns known for fossils and dates.Then we reach the stunning Todra Gorge, where tall cliffs rise on both sides. You can take a short walk and feel the power of nature.Later, we continue to the beautiful Dades Valley, where you’ll stay in a quiet guesthouse surrounded by red mountains.

After breakfast, we continue through the Valley of Roses, especially pretty in spring when flowers bloom.We stop in Skoura, a land of palm groves and ancient kasbahs. Then we reach Ouarzazate, a town known for film studios and old architecture.We’ll visit Atlas Studios and explore the famous Ait Benhaddou, a mud-brick village that looks like a movie scene. Overnight in Ouarzazate.

Today is a longer drive as we move from the desert region toward the coast. We’ll pass Taznakht, a town famous for Berber carpets, then continue through the mountains until we reach Taroudant, a quiet walled city.Finally, we arrive in Agadir, a sunny beach city perfect for rest. Check into a hotel near the sea and relax.

Today is for rest. You can sleep in, enjoy a walk along the beach, or visit the local Souk El Had.You might want to try a hammam spa, eat grilled fish by the water, or simply enjoy the calm of this modern seaside city.

After a slow breakfast, we leave the coast and drive to Marrakech, the most famous city in Morocco.When we arrive, you’ll check into a riad in the old medina. The rest of the day is for rest. Tomorrow, you’ll explore its colorful streets and rich history.

Today is a full day to discover the heart of Marrakech with a local guide who knows all the secret corners and stories of this lively city.We begin at the beautiful Bahia Palace, a quiet place full of decorated rooms, painted ceilings, and peaceful gardens. Then we head to the Saadian Tombs, a hidden gem that tells stories of royal families from centuries ago.We continue to the Koutoubia Mosque, the tallest building in the medina and an important landmark. After that, we dive into the souks, Marrakech’s busy markets full of colors, smells, and handmade items. You’ll see artisans making lamps, shoes, carpets, and more—right in front of you.We end our day in the famous Jemaa El Fna square, where the city truly comes alive. You’ll see snake charmers, storytellers, street food, music, and people from everywhere gathering together. The energy of Marrakech is unforgettable.

After all the colors and sounds of Marrakech, today we go to the calm and green Ourika Valley in the Atlas Mountains. The drive is short, but the change in landscape is big.We pass small Berber villages, green farms, and quiet rivers. You’ll walk along natural paths, visit small waterfalls, and maybe even be invited into a local family’s home for mint tea and bread. It’s a nice way to see the rural side of Morocco.This day is peaceful, with fresh mountain air and slow moments. In the afternoon, we return to Marrakech, where you can relax for the evening in your riad.

Today is your final full day in Morocco, and we leave it open so you can enjoy it your own way. Some travelers use this day for shopping—Marrakech has everything from spices and rugs to leather bags and jewelry.Others prefer to take it slow: relax on a rooftop café, visit a local hammam spa for a scrub and massage, or join a fun activity like a cooking class or street food tour.Whatever you choose, take this day to connect with the city in your own style. Capture memories, eat something new, or simply sit and watch the rhythm of Moroccan life pass by.

This morning, depending on your flight schedule, we’ll organize your transfer to the Marrakech Menara Airport.You may feel a little sad to leave, but also full of wonderful memories. From the blue alleys of Chefchaouen to the golden dunes of Merzouga, from the lively markets of Marrakech to the peaceful valleys of the Atlas Mountains—you’ve experienced the many faces of Morocco.We hope this journey helped you feel the real spirit of this beautiful country. Thank you for trusting us with your adventure. We hope to see you again soon—ma’a salama!