9 days desert tour from Casablanca via Ouarzazate Overview
In this 9 days budget tour from Casablanca to will explore Fes, experience the Sahara desert in Merzouga, ride Camel in the desert, exploring Todgha gorges and Dades, Visit of Kasbah Aït Benhaddou and film studios in Ouarzazate, pass from high Atlas Mountain Tizi N’Tichka and exploring Marrakech
Starts from Casablanca
One of the best first pages to start reading Morocco's great story is from the West - Casablanca -
Explore the places that shaped Morocco: Marrakech, Meknes, Rabat, Merzouga, and so on. The story is still unfolding, and you can be a part of it. Take in the spirit of Morocco through its authentic architecture, enchanted forests, and star-studded skies. Explore its rolling hillsides and glens, and find peace along the shores of its mirrored lochs. Begin your next adventure where Morocco is waiting. We are expecting you.
Welcome to Morocco, where history begins, culture begins, and creativity begins.
How to see Morocco in 9 days from Casablanca back to Casablanca via Marrakech and Fes
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 9 days.
Morocco is a wide country with a legendary landscape that makes traveling through it a pleasure. This 9-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 9 days Tour from the Casablanca route.
Day 1: Casablanca.
We will greet you and bring you to your hotel or riad upon your arrival at Casablanca International Airport. We may visit the second Mosque of Hassan, the most important mosque in Africa, or delay the tour until the next day in the morning. Casablanca morning.
Day 2: Casablanca to Meknes via Rabat.
After breakfast, we will go to Meknes, where we will visit the Oudaya Kasbah and Hassan Tower, the King's Tombs, and stop for a stop at the current Moroccan capital, Rabat. We proceed along the path to the capital of Meknes in Ismail. Meknes overnight.
Day 3: Meknes Visit.
Following breakfast, a walk of the City can take you with you to a local guide, who will show you the history of Bab Mansour, Qara Jail, Swani Basin and many more of its monuments... The afternoon is the day for yourself to experience the iconic Lahdim square and the way of life of Morocco in a privatized way. Meknes overnight.
Day 4: Meknes to Fez via Volubilis.
After getting breakfast and having an understanding of the Moroccan lifestyle, we leave in Fes and visit Volubilis, the oldest Roman ruins of the Roman empire. Then we go to one of Morocco's greenest scenery, stopping for a panoramic view of Sidi Chahed Bay. Then the way went to Fes Capital of Civilization. Night at Fes. Morning.
Day 5: Fez Visit.
After getting your breakfast, a tour guide will accompany you, who will show you "The Ancient Medina Fes El Bali," "The Jewish Quarter" and "The University of Al Qroouine." ... Fes is the fourth largest city in Morocco, which operated during the rule of the Idrissis as one of the former capitals. There are small streets you can love walking and the immense old entrance. Fes el Bali is considered to be the world's largest vehicle-free urban area because people use only mules or small bikes to get goods inside the medina. Time to remain at Fes.
Day 6: Fez to Marrakech via Azilal.
Following the meal, the red town of Marrakech will visit the Ouzoud waterfalls and Morocco, one of the most stunning natural places. Marrakech overnight.
Day 7: Marrakech Visit.
After breakfast, a local guide will take you to one of your lifetimes, as you will visit the Old Medina, Saadian Tombs, Bahia Palace, Majorelle Gardens, and the popular El Fna Square where charming storytellers and frogs, monkey charmers, Henna Women are also visited during your stay. Marrakech overnight
Day 8: Marrakech to Casablanca.
After breakfast, a journey will take us back to the white city of Casablanca. Overnight in Casablanca
Day 9: Transfer to the Airport.
According to your flight time, we will transfer you to Casablanca International Airport.
What you'll do and see on this 9 days Morocco tour from Casablanca
- Visit the blue city of Chefchaouen.
- Discover souks.
- Listen to Berber Music.
- Visit Kasbahs.
- Visit Jemaa el-Fna Square.
Costs in 9 days from Casablanca Morocco tour
Pick up from your accommodation and drop-off
Car + Fuel
Camel Trek (Camel per person)
Dinner & Breakfast
- These prices are excluded from the trip:
Lunches
Drinks
Flights Tickets
Entrance to monuments
The price for 9 days from Casablanca desert tour varies on the total number of participants on the trip, seasons, and hotel categories, trip type (a private package or a shared small group tour). Accommodation will be suitable to your budget it will be from 2 stars to 5 stars hotels/ riads as requested.
To book this Sahara desert trip we need a small deposit of 30% of the total payments in advance to confirm your trip, and we will arrange everything for you before you come. The methods of payment we use are Paypal, Bank Transfer, and Western-Union/MoneyGram.
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Frequently asked questions about 8 days desert tour from Casablanca to Marrakech
What are some of the most popular cities in Morocco?
Morocco is one of the most popular destinations in Africa. It has a diverse landscape, with deserts, coastlines and mountains.
Morocco is a country in North Africa that has been inhabited for over 10,000 years. The country has a diverse landscape with deserts, coastlines and mountains.
The capital city of Morocco is Rabat and it is home to over 2 million people. Other major cities include Casablanca, Marrakech, Tangier and Fes.
What are the best times to visit Morocco?
Morocco is a country that offers a lot of diversity to tourists. There are many different landscapes, cultures, and climates in Morocco. The best time to visit Morocco is during the winter season (November-February), because it has the best weather conditions and most of the country’s attractions are open.
What are some of the most popular festivals in Morocco?
There are many festivals that are celebrated in Morocco. Some of the most popular ones are: The Festival of Sacrifice which is also known as Eid al-Adha is an Islamic holiday and one of the two most important religious holidays in the Muslim world. It is celebrated by Muslims all over the world, but it's an especially big deal in Morocco. The festival lasts for three days and is a time of celebration, prayer, and remembrance. Eid al-Fitr (also known as Eid ul-Fitr or Eid) marks the end of Ramadan, a month long fast. Muslims celebrate this holiday with a three day feast called Eid ul-Fitr (the "feast of breaking fast").
Is it safe to travel in Morocco?
This question is common for travelers who are considering a vacation in Morocco. It is important to know what you are getting into before you even start planning your trip. It is safe to travel in Morocco.
What is the best time of year to visit Morocco?
Morocco is a country that is known for its diverse landscapes, from the Sahara desert to the Mediterranean coast. The best time to visit Morocco depends on what you are looking for in your travels. If you are looking for a destination that offers a wide range of climates, then Morocco is perfect. You can find everything from the Saharan Desert to the Mediterranean Coastline. The first thing to consider when planning your trip is what you want out of your vacation. If you are looking for an adventurous trip with plenty of outdoor activities, then December would be the best time to visit Morocco. If you are looking for an exotic destination with rich history and culture, then October would be your best bet.
What is the climate like in Morocco?
Morocco has a Mediterranean climate. Summers are hot and dry, and winters are cold and wet. Morocco is known for its constantly changing weather patterns, so the weather can change from day to day.
Summers in the country are extremely hot, with temperatures reaching up to 40°C (104°F). The winters are then very mild, with temperatures hovering around 20°C (68°F). Morocco's average temperature ranges from 18°C (64°F) in January to 34°C (93°F) in July.
The sun shines all day in the summer, and there are only a few hours of darkness each night. The days are shorter in the winter, and there are many more hours of darkness each night than in the summer.
What are the highlights of the tour 9 days from Casablanca to Casablanca?
Visits to some of Morocco's most famous attractions, such as Marrakech and Fes, are included in the tour 9 days from Casablanca to Casablanca. Tangier, with its magnificent buildings, ancient ruins such as Meknes and Essaouira, spectacular scenery in the High Atlas Mountains, and tranquil coves along the Atlantic Coast are among the other sights you'll see. Ultimately, the magical voyage comes to a close with a sunset cruise across the Mediterranean Sea. So whether you want to experience some new places while enjoying stunning views or are looking for an unforgettable travel experience, this is one trip that you don't want to miss!
What is the accommodation like in 9 days from Casablanca to Casablanca?
When you're planning your trip, one of the most important factors to consider is where you'll be staying. Fortunately, there are many affordable and luxurious accommodations available in 9 days from Casablanca to Casablanca. Whether you're looking for a family-friendly resort or an upscale hotel, there's something for everyone on our list. Plus, all of these places offer great discounts when booked as part of a package deal with other activities or attractions!
Are there any specific health considerations in 9 days from Casablanca to Casablanca?
There are a few health considerations that may be worth taking into account when planning your travel. For example, if you have any type of chronic disease or infection, it is important to bring along the necessary meds and vaccines. Make sure also to pack insect repellent and an anti-malaria medication in case of emergency.
Additionally, make sure to drink plenty of water while traveling because dehydration can lead to various health problems, including headaches, nausea/vomiting, muscle aches/pains and more serious conditions like malaria. Finally, be aware of local food restrictions in places you're visiting – for example abstaining from eating pork products in Morocco due to religious reasons.
