This One-Week Morocco tour from Casablanca where you’ll explore the capital city of Rabat, wander the blue streets of Chefchaouen, and visit the ancient medina of Fes, known for its rich history.
The adventure continues through the Middle Atlas Mountains to the Sahara Desert in Merzouga, where you’ll experience a camel trek and a night in a desert camp.
Along the way, you’ll visit the dramatic Todra Gorge, pass through the scenic Dades Valley, and explore the famous Ait Ben Haddou, a UNESCO World Heritage site, before ending the journey in Marrakech.
- Duration: 7 Days / 6 Nights
- Starting Location: Casablanca
- Ending Location: Marrakech
Depart Time: | 8:00 AM |
Arrival Time: | 17:00 Pm |
Tour Type: | Private Trip |
Price: | Starts at €555 per person |
- Visit the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca.
- Explore the Hassan Tower and Mausoleum in Rabat.
- Discover the blue streets of Chefchaouen.
- Explore through the old medina of Fes.
- Spot monkeys in the Cedar Forest near Azrou.
- Enjoy a camel ride across the Merzouga Desert dunes.
- Watch the sunset over the golden sands of Erg Chebbi.
- Visit the village of Khamlia and enjoy traditional Gnaoua music.
- Explore the Sahara Desert by 4×4 and visit nomad families.
- Stroll through the lively market in Rissani.
- Walk through the stunning Todra Gorge.
- See the unique “monkey fingers” rock formations in Dades.
- Explore the ancient Ait Ben Haddou village.
- Cross the High Atlas Mountains to reach Marrakech.
Itinerary of the one-week Morocco Tour From Casablanca:
Day 1: Casablanca → Rabat → Chefchaouen
On the first day, we will pick you up from your hotel, we’’ begin in Casablanca with a visit to the Hassan II Mosque, the largest mosque in Morocco. After exploring, we’ll head to Rabat, the capital, where we see the Hassan Tower and the Mausoleum of Mohammed V.
In Rabat, you’ll have time to explore the city before we continue our journey. We then drive along the coast and through scenic landscapes on our way to Chefchaouen, a peaceful town in the mountains.
When we arrive in Chefchaouen, you can relax and enjoy the town’s famous blue streets. It’s a perfect place to rest after a day of travel and sightseeing.
- Estimate Distance (Km): Approx. 374 Km
- Approx. 6 Hours (Including Stops)
- Accommodation Details:
- Accommodation Options:
- 1. Riad Nila
- 2. Riad Yakout
- 3. Hotel Dar Annasr
Day 2: Chefchaouen → Fes
On the second day, we’ll spend the morning walking around Chefchaouen’s beautiful blue streets. You’ll have time to enjoy the quiet and take in the unique sights.
After leaving Chefchaouen, we’ll drive to Fes, stopping at the ancient Roman ruins of Volubilis. These ruins are a great place to see and learn about Morocco’s history.
By the afternoon, we reach Fes, where you can rest at your hotel and get ready for the next day’s adventure in this historic city.
- Estimate Distance (Km): Approx. 197 Km
- Approx. 3.5 Hours (Including Stops)
- Accommodation Details:
- Accommodation Options:
- 1. Riad Dari Fes
- 2. Palais Houyam
- 3. Riad La Perle De La Médina
Day 3: Fes Guided Tour
On the third day, we’ll explore the amazing city of Fes with a local guide. We start by visiting the old Medina, a UNESCO World Heritage site, known for its narrow streets, colorful markets, and historic buildings.
You will see important places like the Blue Gate, the ancient Al Quaraouiyine University, and the famous tanneries, where traditional leather goods are made. The guide will help you discover the city’s rich history and culture.
In the afternoon, we visit the Royal Palace and take a walk through the Jewish quarter, known as the Mellah. You’ll also enjoy a panoramic view of the city from a hilltop before returning to your accommodation.
- Estimate Distance (Km): Fes Sightseeing Tour
- Approx. Minimal Travel
- Accommodation Details:
- Accommodation Options:
- 1. Riad Dari Fes
- 2. Palais Houyam
- 3. Riad La Perle De La Médina
Day 4: Fes → Ifrane → Cedar Forest → Middle Atlas → Ziz Valley → Merzouga Desert
On the fourth day, we’ll leave Fes and head towards the Middle Atlas Mountains. Our first stop is in Ifrane, a beautiful town known as the “Switzerland of Morocco” because of its European-style architecture and snowy winters.
Next, we’ll visit the Cedar Forest, where you can see Barbary macaques, a type of monkey that lives in the trees so you can take pictures and feed them. We then drive through the scenic Ziz Valley, with its palm trees and stunning views, on our way to the desert.
By the evening, we’ll reach Merzouga, located at the edge of the Sahara Desert. Where you’ll ride camels across the dunes of Erg Chebbi enjoy berber dinner and music, and spend the night in a desert luxury camp under the stars.
- Estimate Distance (Km): Approx. 447 Km
- Approx. 7 Hours (including Stops)
- Accommodation Details:
- Options for Standard Camp:
- 1. Merzouga Standard Camp
- 2. Nomad Standard Camp
- 3. Erg Chebbi Standard Camp
- Options for Luxury Camp:
- 1. Africa Luxury Camp
- 2. Caravanserai Luxury Camp
- 3. Desert Luxury Camp
Day 5: Full Day to Explore Sahara Desert (Erg Chebbi → Nomads → Khamlia "Gnaoua" → M'ifis Mines → Merzouga Lake → Palm Grove Forest)
On the fifth day, we’ll spend the day exploring the Sahara Desert by 4×4. We’ll start by visiting nomad families in their traditional tents and learning about their daily life and culture in the desert.
Next, we’ll drive to Khamlia village to experience the unique Gnaoua music performed by the locals. Afterward, we’ll explore the old M’ifis mines and visit Merzouga Lake, a seasonal lake that only appears after rainfall, making it a rare and special sight.
In the afternoon, we’ll continue our drive through the beautiful Palm Grove Forest. After a full day of adventure, we’ll head back to a comfortable riad on the edge of the desert, where you can relax and enjoy the evening.
- Estimate Distance (Km): Approx. 60 Km
- Approx. 5 Hours (Including Stops)
- Accommodation Details:
- Accommodation Options:
- 1. Riad Madu
- 2. Riad Serai
- 3. Riad Dar Hassan
Day 6: Merzouga Desert → Rissani → Todra Gorge → Boumalne Dades
On the sixth day, we’ll leave the Merzouga Desert and drive to Rissani, a small town known for its traditional market. You’ll have time to explore the market, which is especially lively on market days, and see the local products and crafts.
After Rissani, we’ll continue to the Todra Gorge, a stunning canyon with high, red cliffs that are perfect for taking a walk and enjoying the natural beauty. The gorge is a favorite spot for rock climbers and nature lovers.
In the afternoon, we’ll drive to Boumalne Dades, where you’ll see the unique rock formations known as “monkey fingers.” We end the day here, staying in a local riad with views of the beautiful Dades Valley.
- Estimate Distance (Km): Approx. 275 Km
- Approx. 4 Hours (including Stops)
- Accommodation Details:
- Accommodation Options:
- 1. Hotel Babylon Dades
- 2. Dar Blues
- 3. Eden Boutique Hotel
Day 7: Boumalne Dades → Ouarzazate → AIt Ben Haddou → High Atlas Mountains → Marrakech
On the seventh day, we’ll leave Boumalne Dades and drive towards Ouarzazate, known as the “Hollywood of Morocco” for its film studios. After a short stop, we’ll continue to Ait Ben Haddou, a famous UNESCO World Heritage site, where many movies have been filmed. You’ll have time to explore this ancient fortified village.
Next, we’ll drive through the High Atlas Mountains, passing beautiful landscapes and making stops to take pictures and enjoy the views. The road takes us through the Tizi n’Tichka pass, the highest in Morocco.
By late afternoon, we’ll reach Marrakech, where our amazing 7-day journey comes to an end. You can either head to your accommodation or the airport, depending on your plans.
- Estimate Distance (Km): Approx. 353 Km
- Approx. 6.5 Hours (including Stops)
Included:
- Pick-up and drop-off at your hotel or accommodation.
- Private air-conditioned vehicle for the whole trip.
- English-speaking driver (or driver speaking your language).
- Camel trek in the Merzouga Desert.
- 1 night in a riad/hotel in Chefchaouen (Including breakfast).
- 2 nights in a riad in Fes (Including breakfast).
- 1 night in a luxury camp in Merzouga (including dinner and breakfast).
- 1 night in a riad/hotel in Merzouga (including dinner and breakfast).
- 1 night in a Riad in Boumaln Dades (including breakfast & Dinner).
- Stops for sightseeing and photos along the way.
- Fuel and all taxes
Excluded:
- Entrance fees to monuments and attractions.
- Drinks (soft drinks and alcohol).
- Lunches during the trip.
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Know Before You Go:
1. Weather: The desert can be hot during the day and chilly at night, so pack for both warm and cool weather.
2. Food: Let your driver know about any food allergies or preferences. Most meals will be at local spots offering traditional Moroccan food.
3. Cash: Bring some cash for small purchases, meals, and tips, as not all places accept credit cards.
4. Comfort: There are long drives between stops, but don’t worry, there will be breaks to rest, take photos, and enjoy the sights.
5. Footwear: Wear comfortable shoes, especially for walking in rocky areas and deserts.
6. Packing: Don’t forget essentials like sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, and a light jacket for cooler nights.
7. Camel Trekking: Camel rides are safe and fun, but let your guide know if you need help or feel uncomfortable.
8. Riad Stays: You’ll stay in comfortable riads and a desert riad on the edge of the Sahara, offering beautiful views and traditional hospitality.
9. Feeding Monkeys: In the Cedar Forest, you can feed the monkeys, but avoid touching them. Some locals may ask for tips, give a small amount if you like.
10. Language: Your guide speaks English and can help you communicate with locals during the trip.
11. Flexibility: The itinerary may change slightly due to weather or other factors, so stay flexible and enjoy the adventure!
Accommodation Options: Luxury Vs Standard
1. Standard Riads:
Standard riads are simple and comfortable. They have clean rooms, private bathrooms, and traditional Moroccan decorations. They don’t have extra fancy features but feel warm and welcoming. These are great for travelers who want an affordable and local experience.
2. Luxury Riads:
Luxury riads are more stylish and fancy. They have bigger rooms, beautiful designs, and extras like pools, spas, and rooftop terraces. You can enjoy delicious food and top-notch service. These are perfect if you want a relaxing and special stay.
Note: If these camps or riads/hotels are fully booked, we will arrange other nice options to ensure you still have a great experience in Morocco.
Pricing Overview for the 7 Days Morocco Tour From Casablanca
The Morocco Tour From Casablanca one-week starts from €555 per person. The price may change depending on the number of people in your group and any upgrades, like choosing a luxury riad.
Larger groups often get a lower price per person. For an exact quote, please contact us directly.
Group Size | Estimate Price (Per person) |
6 People | From €520 |
5 People | From €535 |
4 People | From €545 |
3 People | From €555 |
2 People | From €585 |
1 Person | From €650 |
- Prices include transport, camel trek, and accommodation (standard or luxury riad).
- Dinner and breakfast are included in the desert riad.
- Upgrading to luxury riads or adding extra activities like sandboarding may increase the price.
- Prices can vary depending on the season and availability.
Choose Your Tour Type: Private VS Shared
You can pick a private tour for a more personalized experience or a shared tour for a budget-friendly option with other travelers. Here’s a simple comparison:
Private Trip | Shared Trip |
Customized itinerary | Fixed itinerary |
Flexible departure time | Set departure time |
Exclusive vehicle and guide | Shared vehicle and guide with others |
Luxury camp or riad accommodation | Standard room in camp or riad |
Starts From 555€ per person | Starts From 480€ per person |
Extra Activities:
We offer extra activities to make your 7-day tour even more fun and unique. You can choose these activities before, during, or after your trip. Just let us know what you’d like to add!
Before The Trip | During The Trip | After The Trip |
Casablanca City Tour | Professional Photographer | Hot Air Balloon Ride in Marrakech |
Day Trip to Rabat | Romantic Dinner in the Desert | Day Trip to Essaouira |
Hassan II Mosque | Quad Biking Activity | Day Trip to Ouzoud Waterfalls |
Family Cooking Class | Buggy Driving Activity | Day Trip to Ourika Valley |
Visit Ain Diab & Corniche | Horse Riding | Marrakech Guided Trip |
Casablanca Food Tour | Picnic In Sahara Desert | Agafay Desert Trip |
Places to Visit on Your Morocco One-Week Trip From Casablanca:
1. Casablanca: The journey starts in Morocco’s largest city with a visit to the stunning Hassan II Mosque, one of the world’s biggest mosques.
2. Rabat: In the capital city, highlights include the historic Hassan Tower and the beautiful Udayas Kasbah.
3. Chefchaouen: A peaceful mountain town known for its charming blue-painted streets, perfect for wandering and exploring.
4. Fes: A historic city with an ancient medina, traditional tanneries, and rich cultural heritage, Fes is one of the world’s oldest cities.
5. Cedar Forest: A scenic forest near Azrou, home to wild Barbary monkeys, offering a chance to see them in their natural surroundings.
6. Merzouga Desert: A camel trek across the golden Erg Chebbi dunes with an overnight stay in a desert riad under the stars.
7. Khamlia: A small village near Merzouga, known for its traditional Gnaoua music, performed by the local
8. Todra Gorge: A stunning canyon with towering cliffs, offering beautiful walking paths through its dramatic landscape.
9. Ait Ben Haddou: An ancient clay village and UNESCO World Heritage site, famous for its role in many well-known movies.
10. Marrakech: The tour ends in the vibrant city of Marrakech, where lively souks and the famous Jemaa el-Fnaa square await exploration.
The best times to visit Morocco are during spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). The weather is comfortable, not too hot or too cold, which makes it perfect for exploring.
It depends on where you’re from. If you’re from countries like the U.S., U.K., or in the EU, you don’t need a visa for stays up to 90 days. Be sure to check the rules for your country before traveling.
The camel trek usually lasts about 40 mins To 1 hour. It’s long enough to enjoy the beautiful dunes and the sunset before arriving at your desert camp or riad for the night.
Yes, you can upgrade to luxury riads or desert camps. These give you more comfort, with private bathrooms, air conditioning, and even more beautiful settings to enjoy after a day of exploring.
It’s good to wear comfortable clothes. In the desert, it can be hot during the day and cold at night, so bring light clothing for the day and a jacket for the evenings. Comfortable shoes are important for walking and exploring.
Breakfast and dinner in some riad and hotels are included during your stay. For lunch, your guide will stop at local restaurants where you can enjoy Moroccan food (usually not included in the price).
Yes, this tour is great for families. Kids will love activities like riding camels in the desert and exploring colorful cities. The tour has a mix of fun and learning, but be ready for some long drives.
The tour is not very difficult, but there is some walking, especially in cities and on the camel trek. You will also walk in places like the Todra Gorge, but it’s easy and enjoyable for most people.
It’s a good idea to book your tour a few weeks in advance. This is especially important if you’re traveling during popular times, like spring or fall, so you can make sure everything is available for your trip.
Important:
You can customize the tour to match what you want. If the schedule doesn’t suit you, you can choose how many days you want and which places to visit. If you want more stops or extra time at certain places, we can adjust that for you.
If you want a short trip, the 6 Days Morocco Tour from Casablanca is a great choice. If you prefer a longer journey, the 8 Days Morocco Tour from Casablanca is the perfect option for you.
Just let us know what you need, and we’ll make the perfect tour for you!
