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 14 days.

DAY 1: Tangier

Upon your arrival at Tangier Airport or Port, one of our team will welcome you and then transfer you to your accommodation.

DAY 2: Tangier visit

A visit to its historical places and natural attractions like the Hercules Cave is surely worth visiting. In the streets of this upsurging area, the contrast between old and new is something to note. A visit to its historical places and natural attractions like the Hercules Cave is surely worth visiting. In the streets of this upsurging area, the contrast between old and new is something to note.

DAY 3: Tangier to Chefchaouen via Tetouan

After breakfast, we'll take a walk in Tetouan Amazigh with its Moorish scenery, and the lovely town of Chefchaouen. The two nearby mountains are called Chefchaouen or Chaouen. It was the primary cause of attacks against the Spanish colonists by the Berber people.

DAY 4: Chefchaouen to Fez via Volubilis

After getting breakfast, we will head to the famous town of Fez with a stop at the old Roman ruins and then visit the holy town of Moulay Idriss Zerhoun, to be directed into that wonderful old town. We continue our journey through the green countryside and the Olive Trees forest to arrive at the panorama on Lake Sidi Chahed. After breakfast, we'll take a walk in Tetouan Amazigh with its Moorish scenery, and the lovely town of Chefchaouen. The two nearby mountains are called Chefchaouen or Chaouen. It was the primary cause of attacks against the Spanish colonists by the Berber people.

DAY 5: Fez Visit

After breakfast, a local guide will be accompanied, who will show you "Fes El Bali the Ancient Medina," "Al Quantum University," the "Jewish Quarter," etc. The city and its temples will be on display. Fes is Morocco's fourth largest city, also used during the reign of Idrissis as one of its old capitals. There are small streets and wide ancient gates to walk with you. The Medina of Fes, Fes el Bali is considered to be the biggest metropolitan region of the country, with the Medina's inhabitants using only mules or small vehicles to bring goods into the city.

DAY 6: Fez to Merzouga via Ifrane, Cedar Forest, Ziz Gorges

After breakfast, you'll take a ride along the magnificent Southeast road from the green fields of Fes to Ifrane, the most magnificent village in Morocco, to the cool air. As we enter Midelt city, the capital city of Apple, Morocco we follow the path to a more desert-like landscape and then we take the route southwards to meet the pearl of the South, Merzouga. At the edge of Erg Chebbi at a hotel hour.

DAY 7: Visit of Merzouga and Camel Trekking

After your tea, visit the village of Merzouga at 4:4 and sample the true desert life and also listen to its music while visiting Khamlia and Mimi Fiss's ancient mines. In the afternoon, you'll camel trek and have the opportunity to get to know the true one in you for the evening of your life under the open sky and in nomads' villages, in the middle of the desert.

DAY 8: Merzouga to Ouarzazate via the Todra Gorge

You will wake up a little early and take part in one of the most wonderful sunrises in general, as the sun rises behind a dune bay. Then camel back to the hotel where the meal and the shower will be served. If refreshed we will leave Hollywood for Africa, Ouarzazate City where many popular films like Gladiator, Mummy, Kingdom of Heaven, and Prince of Persia have been filmed. The first stop is Rissani, a historic town of the Alouiste dynasty, which has ruled Morocco for over 350 years.

DAY 9: Ouarzazate to Marrakech via Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou

We head to the Red City of Marrakech after breakfast. Our first stop is the famed fortified Ksar of Ait Ben Haddou, which has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1987, which is a house for the legendary Thami El Glaoui, the Atlas warlord, who looks destructured and ruined but lavishly decorated from the inside, from the outside. Then we go through Tichka Pass. We proceed. One of the great roads of Morocco. We head to the Red City of Marrakech after breakfast. Our first stop is the famed fortified Ksar of Ait Ben Haddou, which has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1987, which is a house for the legendary Thami El Glaoui, the Atlas warlord, who looks destructured and ruined but lavishly decorated from the inside, from the outside. Then we go through Tichka Pass. We proceed. One of the great roads of Morocco.

DAY 10: Marrakech Visit

After your breakfast, you will be accompanied by a local guide who will lead you to the old medina, Saadian Tombs, the Bahia Palace, Majorelle Gardens, and El Fna Square where charming storytellers and snacks, Henna Kids, as well as other popular monk sites can be seen.

DAY 11: Marrakech to Essaouira via Chichaoua

Travel to a different environment will take us after breakfast as we follow the path to the famed town of the windy city of Essaouira. On the way, we visit the Argan Oil cooperative so you can have a view of how it's made and used in Marocco. If you're lucky enough, we'll have a shot of goats herd scaling the argan tree. This is a nice spot for you.

DAY 12: Essaouira to Rabat via El Jadida, Casablanca

A road takes us around the Atlantic coastal highway and takes us to Asfi, the first stop on the way to see the ceramic shops for which the city has a great reputation. We will continue our journey to Casablanca City and see Hassan, one of the world's largest mosques, the Second Mosque with its tallest minaret in the world, via the city of El Jadida, where you can enter the Portuguese harbor. We continue on the route to Rabat.

DAY 13: Rabat to Tanger via Asilah

We will visit the Hassan Tower and the tombs of Kings after breakfast and before we will depart for Tangier and then the famed Kasba Oudaya. We went down the northern bride route to the town of Tangier, by the same coastal Atlantic route, by the lovely town of Asilah, where we paused for a stroll on its ancient medina.

DAY 14: Tangier Port or airport transfert

After having explored some of the most important cities of Morocco, we will drive to the international airport of Tangier. We wish you a safe trip back home and we hope to see you again in Morocco.