Pre-planning a trip to Morocco is as exciting as it is important. With so many different cultural identities, landscapes, and histories, there may be too much to see in too little time. Here Our mission begins! This is how you can get a full Moroccan experience in 8 days.

Morocco is a wide country with a legendary landscape that makes traveling through it a pleasure. This 8-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 8 days Tour from the Casablanca route.

This trip brings us through Morocco to explore the imprint of the glory times of Rabat, Meknes, Fez, Chefchaouen, and Tangier. An 8-day tour of Casablanca back to Casablanca is one of the best-designed trips with the perfect combination of culture, adventure, relaxation, and fun.

Day 1:Arrival to Casablanca – Rabat – Meknes.

Arriving at the hotel in Casablanca or picking you up. We can visit Hassan II mosque, the only mosque open to Muslims that is Casablanca's landmark. The Hassan II Mosque was the first time Moorish elements were incorporated in Morocco. It was constructed between 1987 and 1993 by King Hassan II. In the interior, there are over 25,000 adorers and in the wide square of the mosque 80,000 worshipers are expected to pray outside. We visit historic sites such as Chellah in Rabat where you can see a wonderful mix of Roman and Merinid remains. We can visit Rabat. You have the unfinished Tower Hassan mosque and the 5th Mohamed mausoleum. We travel to the next town of Meknes after a tour of Rabat. In the 18th century, Sultan Moulay Ismael designed it, renowned for its majestic walls, mosques, and madrasas. Meknes overnight.

Day 2:Meknes – Volubilis – Fes.

We begin our visit to Meknes with Sahrij Swani Granary the next morning after a pleasant breakfast. The "black army" of Sultan Moulay Ismael uses it to store food and water. We will see the sultan's mausoleum and see the Andalusian-Arab theme. We'll look at Bab Mansour's great doorway. We discover Volubilis, just 30 km from Meknes. Hundreds of Latin inscriptions and artistic material remain in the well-preserved sites of Roman archeology mentioned in the UNISCO (1997). Today's journey in Fes will be over.

Day 3:Fes sightseeing.

After breakfast, you can visit our local guide from Fes, you can explore the old medieval medina of Fes and the 1st imperial area, a true maze of more than 9000 alleys that should be the intellectual and cultural capital of the Country. These streets are filled with Fassi people with things, colors, and donkeys. The tanneries, popular at the festival, are a highlight of the trip. Locals are watching the skins of goats, Lamps, camels, and donkeys, in small pits. They have the chance to find the latest and brightest in the industry. You will also enjoy several unique Fes cuisine dishes. You will enjoy a panoramic view in the southern tower of Fes, and visit the cooperative of pottery where they make tiles and Moroccan mosaic. Or maybe you go for an entertaining dinner show with belly dancers to end up your tour of Fes.

Day 4:Fes – Ifrane – Azrou – Midelt – Merzouga Desert .

We will travel to another region of Morocco from the medieval Fes. We stop in Ifran or the Swiss Little where the first ski resort in Morocco is. The Middle Atlas mountains. We will be surrounded by incredible mountains and plain scenery and landscapes. More than 30 members of a family called the Maggot monkeys in Azrou are a rare breed of wild monkeys that live in cedar forests. Lunch break will take place in Midelt, every year the apple festival is celebrated. In particular when we drive through Ziz Valley to Erfoud, the Sahara's gates, and Merzouga there is a great contrast between the landscapes.

Day 5:Merzouga – Todra Gorges – Dades Gorges – Palm Groves of Skoura Ouarzazate.

After getting breakfast we leave the Sahara and head to the old irrigation system which is still in operation in the Eljerf oasis, on the way to Tinejdad. A breathtaking, 15 km of festive palm trees valley leads to the stunning gorges, mostly used for hiking and picnic. It is also known to be one of the oldest in Morocco for the caravan trade. We embark on the valley of Dades with a beautiful rock shaped by the erosion of millions of years. We cross Rose Valley, the only spot in Morocco where we grow Damascus rose, where we collect some of the best ingredients for skin care and anti-wrinkles like rose water and pink oil. Night in Ouarzazate. Overnight.

Day 6:Ouarzazate – Ait Ben Haddou – Telouet – Marrakech.

Two places to visit in this shooting city will be introduced next morning. The actual picture of Berber architecture Taourirte Kasbah consists of clay and straw and the cinema room. Upon our arrival at the village of Aït Benhaddou, we will visit this old village for a stroll. In an old village with film credits beginning with the first movies "Lawrence of Arabia," "Gladiator" and "Jesus of Nazareth," the collection begins. It was also identified as a World and National Culture Destination by UNESCO in 1987. Then we went to the great Kasbah Telouet, designed by Thami Pash lord of the atlas, and a commercial caravan base. We travel to the north of the High Atlas Mountains via Tizi-n-Tichka(2260m). A spectacular road of red mountains and Berber villages to Marrakech.

Day 7:Marrakech sightseeing.

You go with the local guide for the town tour of Marrakech. You will visit the Palace of Bahia, which was designed by Bahmad Grand Visir of Marrakech, with impressive mosaics and stucco. Saadian Crypt, the royal necropolis of the 17th century, is an extraordinal design. Spend a great time in the famed Marrakech souks and admire numerous odors, textures, items, and the scale of the Marrakech souks. The Jack Majorelle Garden is a relaxing location in the new town and features botanically and exotically grown plants from all over the world. You will finish your tour at the square Jemaa el-Fna. A bustling place where there are snake charmers, monkeys, food stalls, and musicians, the most animated square in Marrakech!!

Day 8:Marrakech to Casablanca.

When you are ready you will have a transfer to the airport of Marrakech or the airport of Casablanca and it will be the end of imperial cities 8 days in Morocco.