This One-Week Morocco tour from Marrakech offers a wonderful journey through Morocco’s culture and amazing landscapes. You’ll explore ancient cities, cross the high mountains, and experience the magic of the desert, giving you a chance to see Morocco’s true beauty all in one trip.
The tour includes visits to Marrakech, the Atlas Mountains, the Sahara Desert, Fes, Chefchaouen, and the Imperial Cities. It’s a great way to experience Morocco’s rich history, mixed scenery, and lively local life.
- Duration: 7 Days / 6 Nights
- Starting Location: Marrakech
- Ending Location: Marrakech
Depart Time: | 8:00 AM |
Arrival Time: | 15:00 Pm |
Tour Type: | Private Trip |
Price: | Starts at €555 per person |
- Explore Marrakech Medina “city”.
- Drive through the High Atlas Mountains.
- Visit the old Telouat Kasbah.
- Explore Ait Benhaddou, a famous UNESCO site.
- See Ouarzazate and its movie studios.
- Drive through Rose Valley, known for its roses.
- See the strange rock shapes in Dades Valley.
- Walk through the tall cliffs of Todra Gorge.
- Ride camels in the Merzouga Desert at sunset.
- Visit the Cedar Forest to spot wild monkeys.
- Stop in Ifrane, a clean and cool town.
- Explore the old medina of Fes.
- Walk through the blue streets of Chefchaouen.
- Visit the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca.
Itinerary of the one-week Morocco Tour From Marrakech:
Day 1: Arrival in Marrakech → Marrakech City Tour
On your first day, you will arrive in Marrakech, a city full of life and color. After settling into your riad, you’ll start exploring the city’s main attractions. You can visit places like the Koutoubia Mosque, Bahia Palace, and the Jemaa el-Fna square, which is always full of activity.
As you walk through the streets, you’ll see the old Medina, where traditional markets sell spices, crafts, and more. The Majorelle Garden, Le Jardin Secret is also an amazing spot to enjoy beautiful plants and colors. Marrakech is a mix of old traditions and modern vibes, making it a great start to your trip.
By the end of the day, you’ll have an amazing Moroccan dinner and spend the night ina cozy riad/hotel.
- Estimate Distance (Km): Approx. 0 Km
- Approx. No travel time
- Accommodation Details:
- Accommodation Options:
- 1. Riad Tassili
- 2. Riad Maison Belbaraka
- 3. Riad Aderbaz
Day 2: Marrakech → High Atlas Mountains → Ait Benhaddou → Ouarzazate → Dades Valley
On the second day, you will leave Marrakech and head towards the High Atlas Mountains. The drive offers amazing views of the mountains and Berber villages along the way. You’ll pass through the famous Tizi n’Tichka pass, one of the highest in Morocco, where you can stop to take pictures.
Next, you will visit the Ait Benhaddou Kasbah, an ancient fortress and UNESCO World Heritage site. It’s a beautiful place where many movies have been filmed. After that, you’ll stop in Ouarzazate, known as the “Hollywood of Morocco” because of its film studios.
In the evening, you will arrive in the Dades Valley, a scenic area with stunning rock and quiet Berber villages. This is where you’ll stay for the night, surrounded by the stunning beauty of the valley.
- Estimate Distance (Km): Approx. 320 Km
- Approx. 6 Hours (Including Stops)
- Accommodation Details:
- Accommodation Options:
- 1. Hotel Babylon Dades
- 2. Dar Blues
- 3. Eden Boutique Hotel
Day 3: Dades Valley → Todra Gorge → Erfoud → Merzouga Desert
On the third day, you’ll start by leaving the Dades Valley and head towards the Todra Gorge, a deep canyon with tall cliffs. It’s a great place to walk around and take in the natural beauty of the towering rocks and nearby rivers.
After visiting the gorge, you’ll continue your trip through small towns like Erfoud, which is known for fossils. The landscape changes as you get closer to the desert, with more palm trees and sandy stretches.
By the end of the day, you’ll reach the Merzouga Desert. Where you can take a camel ride across the Erg Chebbi dunes and watch the sunset over the golden sands. You’ll spend the night in a desert camp, where you can enjoy a Berber dinner with music around the campfire and enjoy the sky full of stars.
- Estimate Distance (Km): Approx. 270 Km
- Approx. 5 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 4: Merzouga Desert → Erfoud → Ziz Valley → Cedar Forest → Ifrane → Fes
On day four, you’ll wake up early to see the beautiful sunrise over the desert dunes. After breakfast at the camp, you’ll drive through the stunning Ziz Valley, which is full of palm trees and offers amazing views of the green valley below.
As you continue, you’ll pass through the Cedar Forest, where you will find some monkeys and you can feed them and take pictures with them. The next stop is Ifrane, a small town known for its clean streets and European-style buildings. It’s often called “Little Switzerland” because of its unique look.
By the end of the day, you will arrive in Fes, one of Morocco’s oldest and most important cities. You’ll spend the night here, ready to explore the city’s rich history and culture the next day.
- Estimate Distance (Km): Approx. 460 Km
- Approx. 7 Hours (including Stops)
- Accommodation Details:
- Accommodation Options:
- 1. Riad Dari Fes
- 2. Palais Houyam
- 3. Riad La Perle De La Médina
Day 5: Fes Sightseeing Tour
On day five, you’ll spend the whole day exploring Fes, one of Morocco’s oldest cities. You’ll start by visiting the medina, full of narrow streets, shops, and beautiful old buildings. You’ll see the Al-Qarawiyyin University, the oldest university in the world, and the famous tanneries, where leather is made.
You’ll also visit the impressive Royal Palace, known for its large gates with beautiful, detailed designs. As you walk through the city, you’ll explore places like the Bou Inania Madrasa, an old school with amazing architecture. The markets in Fes are full of local crafts, spices, and traditional Moroccan goods.
By the end of the day, you’ll have seen the best of Fes, from its historic sites to its full markets. After a full day of sightseeing, you’ll return to your hotel for a relaxing evening.
- Estimate Distance (Km): Approx. 0 Km
- Approx. No travel time
- Accommodation Details:
- Accommodation Options:
- 1. Riad Dari Fes
- 2. Palais Houyam
- 3. Riad La Perle De La Médina
Day 6: Fes → Volubilis → Rif Mountains → Chefchaouen
On day six, you will leave Fes and head to the ancient Roman ruins of Volubilis. This site is famous for its well-preserved mosaics and gives you a sight into Morocco’s Roman history. It’s a perfect place for exploring and taking pictures.
After visiting Volubilis, you’ll drive through the beautiful Rif Mountains. The road offers stunning views of green hills and small villages along the way.
By the end of the day, you’ll arrive in Chefchaouen, a famous blue-painted town in the mountains. where you will find everything in blue colors, it’s an amazing place to take many amazing pictures, and you can see the city from the top of the mountain and see the sunset from there, after that you will spend the night in a cozy riad.
- Estimate Distance (Km): Approx. 240 Km
- Approx. 4.5 Hours (including Stops)
- Accommodation Details:
- Accommodation Options:
- 1. Riad Nila
- 2. Riad Yakout
- 3. Hotel Dar Annasr
Day 7: Chefchaouen → Rabat → Casablanca → Marrakech
On the last day, you’ll leave Chefchaouen and head to Rabat, the capital of Morocco. In Rabat, you’ll visit the Hassan Tower and the Kasbah of the Udayas, which offer great views of the city and ocean.
After Rabat, you’ll travel to Casablanca, where you can stop to see the Hassan II Mosque, one of the largest and most impressive mosques in the world. It’s located right by the ocean and has beautiful details inside and outside.
Finally, you’ll head back to Marrakech, where your tour ends. You’ll have seen many amazing places and experienced the best of Morocco in just one week.
- Estimate Distance (Km): Approx. 470 Km
- Approx. 7 Hours (including Stops)
Included:
- Pick up and drop off at your accommodation in Marrakech.
- Private vehicle with air conditioning and a driver/guide.
- Camel ride in the Merzouga Desert.
- 1 night in a riad/hotel in Marrakech (Including breakfast).
- 1 night in a Riad in Boumaln Dades (including breakfast & Dinner).
- 1 night in a luxury camp in Merzouga (including dinner and breakfast).
- 2 nights in a riad in Fes (Including breakfast).
- 1 night in a riad in Chefchaouen (Including beakfast).
- Stops at scenic viewpoints along the way.
- Fuel and all taxes
- Explore local markets in Casablanca and Rabat.
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. What to Pack: Pack comfortable clothes for the day, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to protect you from the sun. It gets cold at night in the desert, so make sure to bring some warm clothes, especially for sleeping in the desert camp.
2. Weather: The days are usually warm, but be prepared for cooler nights, especially in the desert and mountains. Temperatures can change quickly, so pack for both warm and cool weather.
3. Currency: Morocco uses the Moroccan Dirham (MAD). It’s best to carry some cash with you, as smaller shops and local places may not accept credit cards.
4. Languages: The main languages are Arabic and French, but your driver and guide will speak English. In tourist areas, many people also speak English, so communication won’t be a problem.
5. Desert Camp: The desert camp is comfortable with private tents. It’s a great experience, but remember it’s a remote area, so the facilities are basic. It’s a unique way to experience the desert.
6. Camel Ride: The camel ride through the desert is fun, but it can feel a little bumpy. Wear comfortable clothes and shoes that you don’t mind getting dusty. It’s a peaceful way to see the desert at sunset.
7. Meals: Most of your breakfasts and dinners are included, especially at your hotels and the desert camp. You’ll need to buy your own lunches and any extra snacks or drinks during the day.
8. Tipping: Tipping is common in Morocco and is appreciated. You can tip your guide, driver, and hotel staff based on how well they’ve looked after you. Even small tips are a nice gesture.
9. Photography: Morocco is a very photogenic country, so bring your camera or phone fully charged. Be respectful and ask before taking photos of people, especially in markets or rural areas.
10. Shopping: You’ll pass through markets and shops with beautiful local crafts like rugs, pottery, and jewelry. Bargaining is common in Morocco, so don’t be afraid to negotiate prices for souvenirs!
Accommodation Options: Luxury Vs Standard
1. Camps Options
Standard Camp: Stay in a simple Berber tent with shared bathrooms. It’s basic but comfortable, and you’ll enjoy dinner and breakfast under the stars in the peaceful desert.
Luxury Camp: Stay in a private tent with your bathroom and electricity. These tents are more comfortable, with better amenities. Dinner and breakfast are included, giving you a more relaxed desert experience.
2. Riads/Hotels:
Standard Riad/Hotels: Stay in a basic riad or hotel with a private room and simple services. Dinner and breakfast are included, giving you a cozy and restful place after your desert adventure.
Luxury Riad/Hotels: Stay in a more luxurious riad with bigger rooms and extra services for added comfort. Dinner and breakfast are included, ensuring a more relaxing and enjoyable stay.
Note: If these camps and riads & Hotels are fully booked, there are other excellent options, offering both standard and luxury stays for a fantastic desert experience.
Pricing Overview for the 7 Days Morocco Tour From Marrakech
The One-Week Morocco Tour From Marrakech starts at €555 per person.
The final price will depend on the number of people in your group, the type of accommodation (standard or luxury), and your travel dates. Larger groups will get a lower price per person.
For an exact price, it’s best to contact the tour provider for a personalized quote.
Group Size | Estimate Price (Per person) |
6 People | From €555 |
5 People | From €600 |
4 People | From €650 |
3 People | From €700 |
2 People | From €750 |
1 Person | From €850 |
- Prices include transportation, standard accommodation (hotels and camps), and meals (dinner and breakfast).
- Upgrading to luxury camps or adding extra activities like quad biking will increase the price.
- Prices may change depending on the season and availability.
Choose Your Tour Type: Private VS Shared
You can pick a private tour for a more personal experience or a shared tour if you want a cheaper option with a group. The table below shows the main differences:
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 450€ per person |
Extra Activities:
We offer additional activities to make your trip even more fun and memorable. Whether it’s before, during, or after your tour, we can organize special experiences for you. Just tell us what you’re interested in!
Before/After The Trip | During The Trip |
Hot Air Balloon Ride in Marrakech | Professional Photographer |
Day Trip to Essaouira | Romantic Dinner in the Desert |
Day Trip to Ouzoud Waterfalls | Quad Biking Activity |
Day Trip to Ourika Valley | Buggy Driving Activity |
Marrakech Guided Trip | Horse Riding |
Agafay Desert Trip | Picnic In Sahara Desert |
Places to Visit on Your Morocco Marrakech Tour 7 Days:
1. High Atlas Mountains:
The High Atlas Mountains stretch across Morocco, offering beautiful views and a scenic drive. You’ll pass through small Berber villages along the hillsides, making it one of the prettiest parts of the country.
2. Ait Benhaddou:
Ait Benhaddou is a historic village made of mud-brick buildings. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage site and has been featured in many famous movies. This village shows the rich history and unique architecture of Morocco.
3. Ouarzazate:
Known as the “gateway to the desert,” Ouarzazate is home to ancient kasbahs and film studios. Many famous films were made here, and it’s an important city for Morocco’s desert culture and history.
4. Dades Valley:
The Dades Valley is known for its strange rock formations, often called “monkey fingers” because of their shape. The valley has beautiful scenery and is a great place for taking photos and enjoying the calm surroundings.
5. Todra Gorge:
Todra Gorge is a deep canyon with tall cliffs, reaching up to 300 meters. It’s one of Morocco’s most breathtaking natural spots and a favorite for nature lovers and hikers.
6. Merzouga Desert (Erg Chebbi):
The Merzouga Desert is famous for its vast golden sand dunes. The Erg Chebbi dunes offer stunning views, especially at sunrise and sunset. It’s a peaceful place where you can truly experience the beauty of the desert.
7. Ziz Valley:
Ziz Valley is known for its lush palm groves and scenic river views. It’s a beautiful example of Morocco’s natural landscapes, with vibrant greenery against the backdrop of the desert.
8. Cedar Forest and Ifrane:
The Cedar Forest is home to playful Barbary monkeys. Nearby, Ifrane is often called the “Switzerland of Morocco” because of its cool weather and European-style buildings. It’s a clean and green town with lovely parks.
9. Fes:
Fes is one of Morocco’s oldest cities, known for its ancient medina, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The city’s narrow streets are filled with markets and historic buildings, making it the cultural heart of Morocco.
10. Chefchaouen:
Chefchaouen, the “blue city,” is famous for its blue-painted streets and houses. It’s a peaceful town in the Rif Mountains, perfect for relaxing and wandering through its calm, colorful alleys.
11. Rabat:
Rabat, Morocco’s capital, is rich in history and culture. Key sights include the Hassan Tower and the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, which represent the country’s royal and religious heritage.
12. Casablanca:
Casablanca is Morocco’s largest city, blending modern and traditional influences. The highlight is the impressive Hassan II Mosque, one of the largest in the world, located right by the ocean.
Yes, the tour is great for families, including children. It offers a mix of cultural experiences, scenic drives, and fun activities like camel rides in the desert. However, keep in mind that some days involve long drives, so bringing along some entertainment for kids may be helpful.
If you choose a private tour, you can customize the itinerary to suit your interests. This means you can add or skip certain stops, or even adjust the timing. However, shared tours follow a fixed schedule that cannot be changed.
Most breakfasts and dinners are included with your accommodations, especially at the desert camp and hotels. You will need to pay for your own lunches and any extra drinks during the day. There will be plenty of local restaurants along the way where you can try Moroccan cuisine.
Yes, the camel ride is safe and guided by experienced handlers. While the ride is a little bumpy, it’s a fun and unique way to experience the desert. Make sure to wear comfortable clothing and shoes, as you’ll be riding the camel for a short period.
It’s highly recommended to have travel insurance. This will protect you in case of medical emergencies, trip cancellations, or lost luggage. It’s always better to be safe and ensure you’re covered during your travels.
Yes, the tour includes an English-speaking driver/guide who will accompany you throughout the trip. They will help explain the history, culture, and attractions at each stop, and they’re available to assist you with any questions or needs.
It’s a good idea to bring Moroccan Dirhams (MAD), as not all places accept credit cards. You’ll need cash for lunches, drinks, souvenirs, and tips. Depending on your spending habits, having around €100 to €150 should be enough for personal expenses during the trip.
Pack light, comfortable clothing for the day, such as T-shirts and pants, but don’t forget warm clothes for the cooler desert nights and the mountains. Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat for sun protection, as well as comfortable shoes for walking and exploring.
Important:
You can customize the tour to fit what you need. If the schedule doesn’t work, you can choose how many days to stay and which places to visit. Want more stops or more time in one place? We can adjust the tour for you.
Short on time? Our 6 days tour from Marrakech covers the highlights in a shorter trip. Want more? The 8 days tour from Marrakech gives you extra time to explore Morocco’s hidden places. Each journey is full of unforgettable moments!
Just tell us what you want, and we’ll make the perfect tour for you!
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