14 Days Morocco Tour from Marrakech

All in one local trip from Marrakech to discover Morocco’s hidden gems

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Overview

If you’re looking to truly experience Morocco, its history, landscapes, and local life, this 14-day Morocco tour from Marrakech is made for you. From the moment you leave The Red City, each day brings something new: mountain villages, desert dunes, ancient towns, and coastal charm.

This journey gives you the time and space to slow down and take it all in. With two full weeks, you won’t just see Morocco, you’ll live it.

Duration Departure Time & Location Arrival Time & Location Price Per Guest
14 days and 13 nights 8:30 AM from Marrakech 18:00 in Marrakech From 950 EUR

Top Highlights of the 14-Day Tour from Marrakech

Here are the top highlights of the 14-day tour from Marrakech:

  • Atlas Mountains: Traverse the breathtaking landscapes of the High Atlas Mountains.
  • Ait Ben Haddou: Explore the ancient UNESCO-listed kasbah, famous for its striking architecture and role in many iconic films.
  • Dades Gorges: Spend a night in the beautiful Dades Valley, surrounded by stunning rock formations.
  • Erg Chebbi Dunes: Enjoy panoramic views of the towering golden dunes, with unforgettable sunsets over the Sahara.
  • Camel Ride in Merzouga:
    Take a peaceful camel trek through the Sahara at sunset.
  • Overnight Camp in Merzouga: Experience the magic of sleeping under a starry sky in a traditional Berber desert camp.
  • Desert Celebration: Savor a hearty dinner and gather around a campfire with Berber drums for a night of music and culture.
  • Local Guided Tours: Enjoy in-depth sightseeing tours of Fes and Marrakech.

Below is the itinerary breakdown for the 14-day Morocco tour from Marrakech:

Day 1: Arrival in Marrakech

Route: Arrival in Marrakech

Distance: Local

Key stops:

  • Marrakech Airport

Pick up & Check-in

Upon landing in Marrakech, you’ll be welcomed at the airport and accompanied to your hotel or riad. This day is all about settling in, relaxing, and getting ready for the journey ahead. Enjoy an overnight stay in Marrakech.

Day 2: Sightseeing Tour in Marrakech

Route: Marrakech City Exploration

Distance: Local

Key stops:

  • Menara Gardens
  • Jardin Majorelle
  • Bahia Palace
  • Saadian Tombs
  • Koutoubia Mosque
  • Jemaa el-Fnaa Square (UNESCO World Heritage Site)
  • Marrakech Souks

Discover the Landmarks of Marrakech

Begin your exploration with us, diving into Marrakech’s vibrant history and culture as we visit the city’s most iconic landmarks.

Stroll through Menara Gardens & Jardin Majorelle

Relax in the olive grove oasis of Menara Gardens, a perfect place for a peaceful start to the tour. Then, we move on to explore the Jardin Majorelle, a colorful escape with exotic plants and water features designed by the French artist Jacques Majorelle.

Step Inside Bahia Palace & Saadian Tombs

We will then head to the Bahia Palace, a symbol of opulence and elegance, and discover the Saadian Tombs, a 16th-century architectural brilliance of the Saadian dynasty.

Marvel at Koutoubia Mosque

We’ll then visit the majestic Koutoubia Mosque, Marrakech’s largest. While non-muslims cannot enter, you can still marvel at the exterior architecture and surrounding gardens.

Experience the lively Jemaa el-Fnaa Square

Next up, we will go to the Jemaa el-Fnaa Square, the heart of Marrakech, where performers and vendors bring the area to life. Savor a traditional Moroccan mint tea or indulge in local pastries while enjoying live music, storytelling, and street performances.

Wander through Marrakech Souks & Stay Overnight

The day will end by exploring the bustling souks, filled with vibrant stalls and local crafts. In the evening, relax at your hotel, followed by an authentic Moroccan dinner.

Day 3: From Marrakech to Essaouira

Route: Marrakech ➜ Essaouira

Distance: 202 km

Key stops:

  • Argan Oil Cooperatives
  • Essaouira Medina (UNESCO World Heritage Site)
  • Essaouira Ramparts and Fishing Port

Journey to the Coastal Town of Essaouira

On the third day of your 14-day tour in Morocco, we go on a scenic drive from Marrakech to Essaouira, a coastal gem known for its relaxed ambiance, rich history, and stunning ocean views. The journey takes us through charming landscapes.

Visit Local Argan Oil Cooperatives

On the way to Essaouira, we stop at one of the many Argan Oil cooperatives scattered along the route. Here, you will learn about the production process and explore the various cosmetic and culinary uses of this “liquid gold.”

Discover the Historic Essaouira Medina

Upon arrival, our exploration begins with the Essaouira Medina, a UNESCO World Heritage-listed site with a fascinating blend of Moroccan and Portuguese influences.

Explore the Essaouira Ramparts and Fishing Port

Next, we head to the iconic Essaouira Ramparts, where stone walls and towers overlook the rugged Atlantic coast. Originally built to protect the city, these fortifications offer sweeping ocean views and a sense of the town’s rich past.

Relax on Essaouira’s Sandy Beaches

After exploring the historic sites, enjoy some free time to relax by the beach. With its soft sands and gentle waves, Essaouira’s beach is perfect for a stroll or a moment of relaxation and dining in the freshest seafood you’ll ever have. You might even spot local surfers riding the waves, a popular activity along this coast.

Overnight Stay in Essaouira

As the day winds down, settle into your hotel or riad in Essaouira for the night. Have your dinner here and take a rest properly for the journey ahead.

Day 4: From Essaouira to Oualidia

Route: Essaouira ➜ Safi ➜ Oualidia

Distance: 205 km

Key stops:

  • Safi
  • Oualidia

Journey to Oualidia via Safi

We’ll start the day with a scenic drive to Oualidia, stopping briefly in Safi, a town famous for pottery and sardine exports. Here, you can admire local ceramic crafts and experience the town’s lively marketplace.

Arrive in Oualidia – A Nature Lover’s Paradise

Upon reaching Oualidia, you’ll find stunning views of its lagoon, estuary, and the Atlantic Ocean. Known for its rich birdlife, this peaceful village is ideal for spotting flamingos, herons, and other migratory birds that flock to the lagoon.

Explore the Lagoon and Village Life

We’ll spend the afternoon kayaking on the calm waters, fishing, or birdwatching along the scenic shores. Relax by the beach or explore the village for a taste of traditional coastal life in Morocco. Settle into your seaside accommodation for a restful evening.

Day 5: From Oualidia to Rabat

Route: Oualidia ➜ El Jadida ➜ Casablanca ➜ Rabat

Distance: 288 km

Key stops:

  • El Jadida (UNESCO World Heritage Site)
  • Casablanca
  • Rabat

Scenic Coastal Drive with a Stop at El Jadida

We’ll begin the day traveling along Morocco’s stunning Atlantic Coast. Our first stop is in El Jadida, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its Portuguese heritage and historic charm. Highlights include the Portuguese Cistern, an underground stone structure, and Sidi Bouzid, a calming beach town famous for surfing and other activities.

Explore Casablanca – Morocco’s Modern Metropolis

Our journey continues to Casablanca, where we’ll visit Mohammed V Square, a vibrant public space showcasing the city’s French-inspired architecture. Another highlight here is the impressive Hassan II Mosque, the third-largest mosque in Africa.

Discover the Capital City of Rabat

Passing through Casablanca, we will arrive in Rabat, Morocco’s historic capital. We’ll begin with the Mechouar, a ceremonial space, then visit the iconic Mohammed V Mausoleum and the grand Hassan Tower, an incomplete minaret dating back to the 12th century.

We’ll end the day with a stroll through the Oudaya Kasbah, a tranquil, beautiful quarter with blue-painted walls and views over the Bou Regreg River.

Day 6: From Rabat to Tangier

Route: Rabat ➜ Asilah ➜ Tangier

Distance: 251 km

Key stops:

  • Asilah
  • Tangier

Discover the Artistic Charm of Asilah

Our first stop of the day is Asilah, a coastal town known for its whitewashed houses, colorful murals, and iconic blue doors. The century-old ramparts overlooking the Atlantic offer a glimpse into Asilah’s Portuguese past.

Experience the Energy of Tangier

We’ll continue to Tangier to explore its lively medina, filled with narrow alleyways, bustling markets, and historic architecture that reflects the city’s rich cultural blend. You’ll stay the night in Tangier.

Day 7: From Tangier to Chefchaouen

Route: Tangier ➜ Chefchaouen

Distance: 112 km

Key stops:

  • Chefchaouen

Wander through the Blue Streets of Chefchaouen

On day 7, we leave Morocco’s coastline and move towards the desert adventures. Our journey will take us to Chefchaouen, a charming mountain village famous for its unique blue-washed houses and winding streets.

Explore Artisan Souks and Local Craft Shops

Discover Chefchaouen’s artisan souks, where you’ll find locally made handicrafts, textiles, and artwork that showcase the town’s artistic spirit and vibrant culture.

Day 8: From Chefchaouen to Fes

Route: Chefchaouen ➜ Volubilis ➜ Meknes ➜ Fes

Distance: 202 km

Key stops:

  • Volubilis
    Meknes

Step Back in Time at Volubilis

We’ll start our day with a visit to Volubilis, an ancient Roman city and open-air museum showcasing remarkably preserved mosaics, temples, and arches. This 3rd-century BC structure is one of the oldest in the world and an honorary member of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Discover Meknes and Its Historical Highlights

Next, we’ll travel to Meknes, one of Morocco’s imperial cities. Here, we’ll visit Bab Mansour, the grand gate known for its intricate design, and the Moulay Ismail Shrine, an impressive mausoleum dedicated to the current Meknes’ founder.

Overnight Stay in Fes

After Meknes, we drive to Fes and arrive at the spiritual and cultural capital of Morocco. End the day with a delicious Moroccan dining experience and rest in your hotel, preparing to explore this historic city in depth.

Day 9: Guided Tour of Fes

Route: Fes City Exploration

Distance: Local

Key stops:

  • Fes Medina (UNESCO World Heritage Site)
  • University of al-Qarawiyyin
  • The Royal Palace (Dar al-Makhzen)
  • Bou Inania Madrasa

Discover the World’s Oldest University

We will start our exploration at the University of al-Qarawiyyin, a beacon of learning since 859 AD and recognized as the oldest continuously operating university in the world.

Visit the Magnificent Royal Palace (Dar al-Makhzen)

Then, we’ll stop at the Royal Palace’s golden gates, intricately designed with zellige tiles and brasswork. Though the interior isn’t open to the public, the stunning façade is a testament to Moroccan craftsmanship and royal heritage.

Step Inside the Bou Inania Madrasa

Our next stop is Bou Inania Madrasa, one of Fes’s finest examples of Marinid architecture. The ornate details, including carved plaster, cedarwood, and colorful tiles, offer a glimpse into the city’s artistic and educational traditions.

Explore the Bustling Old Medina (Fes el-Bali)

We’ll have the chance to wander through the maze-like streets of Fes el-Bali, a UNESCO World Heritage Site brimming with life and history. We’ll also visit the famed Chouara Tannery, where vibrant leather goods are crafted using ancient techniques, and browse souks filled with spices, textiles, and unique handmade treasures.

Relax with a Traditional Hammam Experience

Conclude the day by relaxing in a traditional Moroccan hammam. This centuries-old cleansing ritual combines steam baths and massages, offering a perfect way to relax after a day of exploring the cultural heart of Fes.

Overnight Stay in Fes

We will spend the night comfortably in Fes. Get a peaceful sleep to enjoy the next day’s adventure fully.

Day 10: From Fes to Merzouga

Route: Fes ➜ Ifrane ➜ Azrou ➜ Ziz Gorges ➜ Erfoud ➜ Merzouga

Distance: 460 km

Key stops:

  • Ifrane
  • Ziz Valley
  • Merzouga

Journey Through the Atlas Mountains

We’ll set off on a breathtaking drive through Morocco’s Middle and High Atlas Mountains, where we’ll pass through the charming town of Ifrane. Known as “Little Switzerland,” Ifrane is surrounded by lush cedar forests that are home to playful Barbary apes.

Explore Erfoud and Rissani

We’ll continue our journey with visits to Erfoud, a town famous for its fossil workshops and gateway to the desert. We’ll also stop at Rissani, where you can explore the bustling souks and learn about the region’s historical significance as an ancient trading hub.

Ziz Valley–Gateway to the Desert

Continue through the scenic Ziz Valley, a lush oasis filled with palm groves that gradually give way to the arid landscapes of the desert.

Optional Stop in Midelt

Depending on the itinerary, we might visit Midelt, a tranquil town located between the mountains, often used as a rest point to enjoy panoramic views and a refreshing break.

Arrive at Merzouga

As we reach Merzouga, you’ll find yourself on the edge of the vast sand dunes. Settle into a traditional Kasbah hotel for the overnight stay with views of the rolling dunes.

Day 11: Exploring Merzouga Area

Route: Merzouga Desert Tour

Distance: Local

Key stops:

  • Nomad families and villages
  • Khamlia Village
  • Merzouga Lake

Experience the Life and Culture of the Sahara

On the 11th day of this 14 days Morocco tour, immerse yourself in the Berber culture and breathtaking landscapes of the Sahara Desert. We’ll begin with a visit to the nomadic families who call this region home, gaining insight into their unique lifestyle and customs amid the vast desert.

Discover Khamlia Village and Gnawa Music

Next, we’ll journey to Khamlia Village, known for its traditional Gnawa music, an energetic blend of African rhythms and Moroccan culture. This small village is a vibrant testament to the Sahara’s diverse cultural heritage.

Pause at Merzouga Lake

We’ll continue to Merzouga Lake, a seasonal oasis that attracts flocks of migratory birds, including striking pink flamingos. Don’t forget to capture some pictures in this beautiful spot.

Camel Ride and Desert Camp Stay

As the sun begins to set, we’ll go on a camel ride through the towering dunes. We’ll arrive at your Berber camp just as the stars begin to emerge, where you’ll enjoy a traditional Moroccan dinner and share stories around the campfire.

Day 12: From Merzouga to Dades Valley

Route: Merzouga ➜ Todra Gorges ➜ Dades Valley

Distance: 255 km

Key stops:

  • Todra Gorges
  • Dades Valley

Marvel at the Cliffs of Todra Gorges

On the next day, our journey takes us into the stunning Todra Gorges, often called Morocco’s “Grand Canyon.” Walk between the towering limestone cliffs that soar up to 300 meters, creating a dramatic natural corridor carved by the Todra River.

Scenic Drive through the Dades Valley

After the gorges, we’ll travel through the beautiful Dades Valley, a region known for its breathtaking landscapes and rock formations. The “Monkey Fingers” rock formations are a highlight here.

Overnight Stay in Dades

Settle in for the night at a charming guesthouse located in the Dades Valley. Unwind with a delicious local dinner and enjoy a restful night surrounded by the tranquil beauty of this spectacular region.

Day 13: From Dades to Marrakesh

Route: Dades ➜ Ouarzazate ➜ Ait Benhaddou ➜ Marrakech

Distance: 326 km

Key stops:

  • Ouarzazate
  • Ait Benhaddou
  • Tizi-n-Tichka Pass

Explore Ouarzazate, the Hollywood of Morocco

The day begins with a journey to Ouarzazate, a city known for its cinematic landscapes and ancient architecture. We’ll visit the iconic Kasbah Taourirt and the renowned Cinematic Museum, where sets from famous movies and shows have left their mark on the city’s unique character.

Wander the Ancient Streets of Ait Benhaddou

Our next stop is Ait Benhaddou, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of Morocco’s most famous kasbahs. This historic village, with its red clay architecture and narrow alleys, has served as a backdrop for films like Gladiator and Lawrence of Arabia.

Cross the Majestic Tizi-n-Tichka Pass

As we leave the desert behind, we’ll traverse the Tizi-n-Tichka Pass in the High Atlas Mountains. At over 2,000 meters, this scenic route offers breathtaking views of rugged peaks, valleys, and Berber villages located along the slopes.

Overnight Stay in Marrakech

We’ll arrive in vibrant Marrakech, where you can relax after a day of travel and exploration. Settle in for the night at your hotel or riad, preparing to dive into the city’s lively atmosphere and colorful sights the following day.

Day 14: Leisure Time in Marrakech

Route: Marrakech City Exploration ➜ Marrakech Menara Airport

Distance: Local

Key stops:

  • Marrakech Souks
  • Marrakech Menara Airport

Leisurely Day in Marrakech

On the final day of this 14-day Morocco tour, savor the vibrant energy of Marrakech at your own pace. Whether you choose to relax in a local cafe, stroll through the lush gardens, or simply take in the city’s sights.

Last-Minute Shopping in the Marrakech Souks & Departure

If you are looking to bring a piece of Morocco home, wander the bustling Marrakech souks one last time. Explore colorful stalls filled with handcrafted souvenirs, textiles, pottery, and spices, ideal for last-minute shopping or finding the perfect keepsake to remember your travels.

After a fulfilling day, we’ll transfer you to the airport for your departure.

Tour Itinerary Map

Tour Includes & Excludes

What’s Included:

  • Transportation: Pick-up and drop-off at your accommodation in a private, vehicle with A/C
  • Experienced Driver/Guide: English-speaking guide
  • Accommodation: 12 nights in private hotel rooms, plus one night in a private desert camp
  • Meals: Daily breakfasts and dinners
  • Camel Trekking: Sunset camel ride and camel trekking, with one camel per person
  • Camp Experience: Traditional Berber dinner, drumming around the campfire, and overnight in a private desert tent
  • 4×4 Transfer to Camp: Option to transfer to and from the camp in a 4×4 instead of camel trekking

What’s Excluded:

  • Meals: Lunches and drinks
  • Personal Expenses: Any personal costs, such as shopping or additional activities
  • Entrance Fees: Entry to monuments and optional sites
  • Tips: Gratuities for drivers and guides

Available Tour Options

Camel Trek at Sunset

Feel the tranquility of the Sahara as you ride a camel across the sweeping sand dunes at sunset. The golden light and quiet beauty of the desert at dusk make this an unforgettable experience.

Visit Ait Benhaddou

Discover the historic kasbah of Ait Benhaddou, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Known for its ancient charm and famous film scenes, this fortified village offers a unique glimpse into Morocco’s past.

Walk Through Todra Gorge

Take a leisurely walk through the Todra Gorge, surrounded by towering limestone cliffs. The colors of the rock walls shift with the sunlight, creating a breathtaking, ever-changing view.

Discover Nomadic Culture in Khamlia

In Khamlia, connect with the local nomadic culture through the soulful rhythms of Gnawa music. This village offers a special chance to learn about the desert’s traditional way of life.

Camp under the Stars

Spend a magical night in a desert camp surrounded by dunes and a sky filled with stars. The peaceful atmosphere and stunning starlit views make this an incredible way to end your day in the Sahara.

  • Pack Smart: Bring light clothes for the day, layers for cool nights, plus a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, and sturdy walking shoes.
  • Carry Cash: ATMs are rare outside big cities. Keep some Moroccan dirhams handy for tips, small purchases, or emergencies.
  • Check the Weather: Spring and fall are ideal. Summers get very hot, especially in the desert. So plan accordingly.
  • Stay Flexible: Itinerary changes can happen due to weather or local events. Go with the flow, it’s part of the experience.
  • Be Prepared: Have travel insurance, bring essential medications, and stick to bottled water to stay safe.
  • Respect Local Culture: Dress modestly, especially in villages, and always ask before taking photos of people.

FAQs Answered

Yes, this tour is family-friendly, with activities suitable for children. However, segments like camel rides may not be suitable for all children.

This is a private tour, so it’s designed just for your group, which usually consists of around six people. We also offer customizable itineraries to provide a personalized experience.

You’ll enjoy traditional Moroccan dishes, including tagines, couscous, fresh salads, and local bread, with options to customize dietary preferences.

Spring (March-May) and fall (September-November) are ideal for a Morocco desert tour, offering milder weather for a more comfortable experience.

Setting up your tour with us is effortless. Just reach out, select the tour that catches your interest, confirm your reservation with a small deposit, and you’re all set. Be sure to read through our booking policies for complete details.

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