Pre-planning a trip to the Morocco is as exciting as it is important. With so many different cultural identities, landscapes, and histories, it may appear that there is too much to see in too little time. Here Our mission begins! This is how you can get a full Moroccan experience in 10 days.

Morocco is a wide country with a legendary landscape that makes traveling through it a pleasure. This 10-day itinerary to Morocco from Casablanca, designed to lead you through the vibrant country's best spots, includes all of the incredible highlights of this wonderful country. To explore the adventurous things in Morocco just follow this 10 days Tour from Casablanca route.

Day 1: Casablanca – Rabat.

From Casablanca airport, we'll pick you up. You can see the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, the biggest outside of Mecca and the Cornish Sea. We're going to go to Rabat later. Before checking in at your Riad in the Medina, you'll see the Hassan Tower and the Oudaya Kasbah. Night in Riad. Overnight.

Day 2: Rabat to Chefchaouen via Asillah.

On the northwest tip of Marocco's Atlantic coast, Asilah is a fortified town, 50 km from Tangier. It remains completely intact with its walls and gateways. The predominantly residential medina of Asilah is enclosed by formidable fortifications established in the 15th century by the Portuguese. The walls include calm, narrow streets lined with white and green decorative buildings, many of which are bought by foreigners and carefully renovated. While the job on this renovation left the medina hygienically clean, its narrow streets, and jalousies (wooden window shutters similar to trellis). Then our path to Chefchaouen is complete. In Chefchaouen overnight in a lovely Riad.

Day 3: Chefchaouen to Fez via Volubilis.

After breakfast, after getting a taste of Moroccan life, you can fly to Fes with a visit to Volubilis, the most distant, formerly Roman territory, with the ancient Roman ruins. Next, we make our way through one of Marocco's greenest ecosystems for a panoramic view of the lake of Sidi Chahed. Then he entered Fes Capital of Civilization. Night in Fes.

Day 4: Fez Visit.

Following breakfast, a local official guide will accompany you to show you the city and its ancient landmarks "Fes El Bali, the old medina," "Al Qraouine University." .. the Jewish Quarter "and so on. Fes is the fourth largest city in Morocco and was used during the rule of the Idrissis to act as one of its former capitals. There are narrow roads and massive ancient portals that you can enjoy wandering through. Fes el Bali's Medina of Fes is considered to be the biggest car-free urban area in the world as Medina residents only use mules or small bicycles to get goods in the medina.

Day 5: Fez to Merzouga via Ifrane, Cedar Forest, camel riding.

After breakfast, we will take a walk along the breathtaking road from the green Fes fields to the cool Ifrane, the most beautiful city in Morocco, along the southeastern coast. When we reach the city of Midelt, we take the direction of a forest-like area, the city of Merzouga, and then pass on to the south and change the traction for animal traction to 4 Te4. The dromedaries escort us to the dunes to witness a sunset. Tonight is going to be exceptional, in nomadic tents (James) we sleep in the dunes, as are the Berbers. You will never forget Berber cooking, music, and a starry night here. In a Berber tent dinner and night. Overnight in the Erg Chebbi desert base.

Day 6: Merzouga Desert – Todra Gorges – Palm Groves of Tinghir – Dades Gorges.

Your camel guide will wake you early in the morning to see the best sunrise of your life. You will return to Merzouga village after sunrise. On a trip, you can not forget to enjoy the exquisite beauty of the stunning dunes of Erg Chebbi. Following your meal, you abandon the biggest, narrower gorges in Morocco for Rissani, the Tinghir, and the Todra Gorges. After lunch, we drive into the Dades Valley in the middle of the gorge, where you can see the magnificent sand and the impressive rock formations called "monkey paws." Overnight stay at a luxurious hotel with views of the valley of Dades.

Day 7: Dades Valley – Kasbah Amridil – Palm Groves of Skoura – Ouarzazate - Marrakech.

We will drive through the valley to Kalaat Mgouna and Ouarzazat after having breakfast at the hotel. The Dades Valley route is the way of the thousands of Kasbahs – it offers you many possibilities to take some of your best photo shots. We stop for rosewater in Kalaat Mgouna, the "rose city," and make your linen smell fine after your journey is over. The Kasbah is now the home of many Glaui people, going on to Ouarzazate via the Amridil Kasbah, one of the last Berber leaders in the 18thcentury. Then we finish our route to Ouarzazate where we visit Ait Ben Haddou (UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1986) in the fortified village of ksar. Famous films, like Gladiator, Obelix, The Mummy, The Jewel of the Nile, Sahara with Penélope Cruz, etc. were shot on this spectacular stage. We'll see Tizi Ntichka Port, that after visiting the kasbah. The peak of our country is 2.260 m. At the end of the evening, we will take pictures of the Berber villages and enjoy wondrous landscapes from the views along the way to check in for your riad within the medina. Hotel overnight.

Day 8: Marrakech Visit

After breakfast, a local guide will take you through one of your lifetime experiences, visiting old Medina, Saadian Tombs, Bahia Palace, Majorelle Gardens, and the famous El Fna Square where you can discover charming historians, monkey charmers, women of Henna, and other important historical sites.

Day 9: Marrakech to Casablanca via El jadida

We launch our journey to Casablanca via El Jadida after breakfast. El Jadida, also known as Mazagan, is a Moroccan coastal town, 96 km from the province of El Jadida, Casablanca. In 1769 the Moroccans captured a fortress settlement, founded at the beginning of the XVIth century by the Portuguese, called Mazagan. The fortresses of the Portuguese town with their bastions and walls are an early example of Portuguese Renaissance military architecture, the Portuguese cistern, the Portuguese fortress of Mazagan, and the church of the Assumption, which are still evident, were constructed in the Manueline style. They offer an exceptional testimony to the crossed influences between European and Moroccan cultures. From the beginning of the nineteenth century, the city burst out of the walls of the Portuguese city. It extends far beyond what is now a historic island on the Atlantic coast.

Day 10: Transfer from your hotel in Casablanca

Transfer from your hotel in Casablanca 2 hours before your flight.