10 Days Morocco Tour From Tangier

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Overview:

Explore the beauty of Morocco on our 10-day tour from Tangier. We’ll journey from the blue streets of Chefchaouen to the historic alleys of Fes, moving through the cedar forests of the Middle Atlas. The adventure continues with a camel ride in the golden sands of the Merzouga Desert and visits to the stunning gorges of Todra and Dades.

We’ll also pass through Ouarzazate and the famous Ait Benhaddou, cross the High Atlas Mountains, and spend time in the lively city of Marrakech. The tour finished with visits to the streets of Casablanca before returning to Tangier.

Depart Time:	8:00 AM
Arrival Time:	17:00 Pm
Tour Type:	Private Trip
Price:	Starts at €755 per person

Highlights:

Walk the blue streets of Chefchaouen.
Explore the historic medina in Fes.
See monkeys in the Cedar Forest.
Ride a camel in the Merzouga Desert.
Spend a night in a desert camp under the stars.
Visit the local market in Rissani.
Walk through the stunning Todra Gorge.
Explore the ancient village of Ait Benhaddou.
Drive through the High Atlas Mountains.
Discover the Saadian Tombs in Marrakech.
Visit the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca.
Visit the Kasbah of the Udayas in Rabat.

Itinerary of the Morocco Tour From Tangier 10 Days:

Day 1: Tangier → Chefchaouen

We’ll begin our trip in Tangier, a busy city by the sea. From there, we’ll drive to Chefchaouen, a small town famous for its bright blue buildings. The drive is lovely, passing by green hills and small villages.

In Chefchaouen, you can walk through the quiet streets and enjoy the colorful blue walls. There are little shops, cafes, and friendly locals around every corner. It’s a calm and pretty place to explore.

Chefchaouen is a peaceful start to our journey, giving you a taste of Morocco’s beauty. We’ll spend the night here and get ready for the next adventure.

Day 2: Chefchaouen → Volubilis → Meknes → Fes

We’ll leave Chefchaouen and head towards Volubilis, an ancient Roman city full of old ruins and beautiful mosaics. It’s a peaceful spot, perfect for a short walk to explore Morocco’s Roman past.

After visiting Volubilis, we continue to Meknes, a city known for its large gates and old palaces. We’ll have time to see the famous Bab Mansour gate and enjoy a walk through the lively market.

In the afternoon, we’ll travel to Fes, one of Morocco’s oldest cities. It’s a place full of history, with narrow streets. We’ll settle in a cozy traditional riad in Fes for the night, ready to explore more tomorrow.

Day 3: Fes Sightseeing Tour

We’ll explore the historic city of Fes with a local guide. We’ll start by walking through the old medina, visiting the famous golden gates of the Royal Palace. Then, we’ll head to the Jewish Quarter, known as the “Mellah,”.

We’ll also visit the lively traditional markets, known as souks, filled with colorful spices, fabrics, and crafts. Our tour includes a stop at the ancient Al Quaraouiyine University and the beautiful Bou Inania Madrasa. We’ll also visit the famous tanneries, where leather is still dyed by hand using old techniques.

Fes is full of surprises at every corner, with old mosques, narrow alleys, and hidden treasures. We’ll end our tour at a local café, enjoying a cup of Moroccan tea before heading back to the riad for the night.

Day 4: Fes → Ifrane → Cedar Forest → Middle Atlas → Ziz Valley → Merzouga Desert

We’ll leave Fes early in the morning and head towards Ifrane, a small town known as “Little Switzerland” because of its European-style buildings. It’s a clean and quiet town, perfect for a shortstop.

Next, we’ll drive through Cedar Forest, where you might spot monkeys playing in the trees. The road takes us through the Middle Atlas Mountains, with stunning views and small Berber villages along the way. We’ll continue our journey down to the beautiful Ziz Valley, known for its endless palm trees and green oasis.

By the evening, we’ll reach the Merzouga Desert, home to the tall dunes of Erg Chebbi. We’ll ride camels into the desert to reach our camp, where we’ll spend the night under the stars. and enjoying traditional dinner and berber music around the campfire.

Day 5: Full Day to Explore the Sahara Desert (Erg Chebbi → Nomads → Khamlia "Gnaoua" → M'ifis Mines → Merzouga Lake → Palm Grove Forest)

We’ll spend the whole day exploring the Sahara Desert. In the morning, we’ll visit a nomad family living in traditional tents to learn about their way of life.

Next, we’ll head to the village of Khamlia, famous for its Gnawa music. The local musicians will play traditional songs, We’ll also visit the old M’ifis Mines, once used to dig for minerals, with beautiful views over the dunes.

In the afternoon, we’ll explore Merzouga Lake, a seasonal lake that appears after the rains, attracting many birds. We end our day with a visit to the Palm Grove Forest, a peaceful area filled with tall palm trees. It’s a relaxing way to enjoy the Sahara before returning to town to spend the night in a cozy riad on the edge of the desert.

Day 6: Merzouga Desert → Rissani → Todra Gorge → Boumalne Dades

We’ll start the day by leaving the Merzouga Desert and driving to Rissani, a small town known for its traditional market. It’s a great place to see locals selling spices, fruits, and handmade goods.

Next, we’ll head to the stunning Todra Gorge, a deep canyon with high rock walls. It’s a favorite spot for rock climbers and offers a nice place to take a walk by the river.

In the afternoon, we’ll drive through the scenic Dades Valley, reaching Boumalne Dades by evening. This area is famous for its unique rock formations and winding roads. We’ll spend the night in a cozy hotel, surrounded by the beautiful landscape of the Dades Gorge.

Day 7: Boumalne Dades → Ouarzazate → Ait Benhaddou → High Atlas Mountains → Telouet Kasbah → Marrakech

We’ll leave Boumalne Dades in the morning and drive towards Ouarzazate, known as the “Gateway to the Desert.” This city is famous for its film studios, where many movies were made.

Our next stop is Ait Benhaddou, a famous ancient village made of mud-brick houses. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage site and a stunning place to explore. After visiting Ait Benhaddou, we’ll cross the High Atlas Mountains, enjoying the amazing views along the winding roads.

We make a stop at Telouet Kasbah, an old palace with beautiful decorations, before reaching Marrakech by evening. Marrakech is a lively city full of colors, sounds, and culture. We’ll settle into Riad and get ready to explore the city the next day.

Day 8: Marrakech Sightseeing Tour

We’ll explore the vibrant city of Marrakech with a local guide. We start with the Koutoubia Mosque, the city’s largest mosque, known for its tall tower. Then, we visit the stunning Bahia Palace, with its beautiful gardens and colorful tiles.

Next, we’ll explore the Saadian Tombs, a historic site with impressive tombs from the Saadian dynasty, hidden for centuries and now open to visitors. We’ll continue to the bustling souks, filled with spices, fabrics, and handmade crafts. We’ll also visit Jemaa el-Fnaa Square, a lively place with food, music, and street performers.

In the afternoon, we’ll take a walk in Le Jardin Secret, a peaceful garden in the heart of the city with lovely fountains and greenery. We finish our day with a visit to the Majorelle Garden, a calm spot with bright blue buildings and exotic plants, before returning to the hotel for the night.

Day 9: Marrakech → El Jadida → Casablanca

We’ll leave Marrakech in the morning and drive towards the coast, heading to El Jadida. This seaside town is known for its old Portuguese buildings and calm beaches. We’ll take a walk around the old fort walls and visit the famous underground cistern.

After exploring El Jadida, we continue our journey to Casablanca, Morocco’s largest city. We’ll visit the impressive Hassan II Mosque, which is right by the sea and has a stunning design.

We’ll end the day with a walk along the Corniche, Casablanca’s coastal walkway, where you can enjoy views of the Atlantic Ocean. We’ll spend the night in Casablanca, ready for our final day of the journey.

Day 10: Casablanca → Rabat → Tangier

We’ll start our final day by leaving Casablanca and driving to Rabat, Morocco’s capital city. In Rabat, we’ll visit the impressive Hassan Tower and walk around the beautiful gardens of the Royal Palace. We’ll also explore the peaceful Kasbah of the Udayas, a historic area with stunning ocean views.

After visiting Rabat, we’ll continue our journey north to Tangier. The drive takes us along the Atlantic coast, offering scenic views of the sea. We arrive back in Tangier in the afternoon, where our tour comes to an end.

It’s the perfect way to finish our Moroccan adventure, having explored so many beautiful and diverse places over the last 10 days. We hope you take home wonderful memories of this journey through Morocco.

Included:

Pick up and drop off at your accommodation.
Private, air-conditioned vehicle for the whole trip.
English-speaking driver/guide.
Camel ride in the desert.
1 night in a riad 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).
2 nights in a riad/hotel in Marrakech (Including breakfast).
1 night in a riad/hotel in Casablanca (Including breakfast).
Stops at scenic viewpoints along the way.
Explore local markets in Casablanca and Rabat.
Fuel and all taxes

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Know Before You Go:

1. Comfortable Clothing: Wear light, loose clothes and good walking shoes. You’ll be walking in cities, hiking in the mountains, and crossing desert sand. Bring a light jacket for cooler nights.

2. Monkeys in the Cedar Forest: Watch for playful monkeys in the forest. They’re fun to see but don’t get too close. You can give them a small snack, but keep a safe distance.

3. Desert Weather: The desert is hot in the day and cool at night. Dress in layers, bring a light sweater for the evenings and comfortable shoes for walking in the sand.

4. Bring Cash: Many local shops and markets don’t take cards, so it’s good to carry cash for small buys and tips. ATMs are rare in small towns.

5. Camel Ride Tips: A camel ride can feel shaky at first, but hold on tight and enjoy the slow, peaceful journey through the desert.

6. Sun Protection: The sun can be strong, so wear sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses to stay safe from the sun’s rays.

7. Stay Hydrated: Keep a bottle of water with you and drink often, especially in the desert. The dry air can make you thirsty.

8. Take Photos: Morocco is full of amazing sights. From the blue streets of Chefchaouen to desert dunes, have your camera ready for great pictures.

9. Local Sellers: You’ll meet friendly locals selling crafts and souvenirs. If you’re not interested, a simple “no, thank you” with a smile is enough.

10. ATMs in Small Towns: ATMs are easy to find in big cities but rare in small villages. Get enough cash in larger towns for meals, shopping, and tips.

11. Dress Respectfully: In places like Fes, it’s best to dress modestly. Loose clothing that covers your shoulders and knees is respectful and helps you feel comfortable.

Accommodation Options: Luxury Vs Standard

1. Desert Camps:

In the Merzouga Desert, you have two choices. The Standard Camp has simple Berber tents with shared bathrooms, perfect for a basic and cozy stay. The Luxury Camp has private tents with private bathrooms and extra comfort. Both camps include dinner and breakfast under the stars.

2. Riads/Hotels:

In cities like Fes, Boumalne Dades, and Marrakech, you’ll stay in traditional riads or hotels. For more comfort, you can choose Luxury Riads or Hotels that offer modern features like air conditioning and sometimes a pool. Meals are included with both options.1.

Note: If the camps or hotels are full, we will find other comfortable and nice places for you. We’ll make sure you still enjoy Morocco with similar options that fit the tour style.

Pricing Overview for the Morocco Trip From Tangier 10 Days

The Morocco trip from Tangier 10 days starts from €755 per person. Prices may change based on your group size and any upgrades, like choosing a luxury desert camp.

Larger groups often get a lower price per person. For an exact cost, please contact us directly.

Group Size	Estimate Price (Per person)
6 People	From €755
5 People	From €770
4 People	From €785
3 People	From €800
2 People	From €820
1 Person	From €870

Notes:

Prices include transport, camel ride, and accommodation (standard or luxury camp).
Dinner and breakfast are included at the desert camp.
Upgrades to luxury camps or extra activities, like sandboarding, may increase the price.
Prices may change depending on the season and availability.

Choose Your Tour Type: Private VS Shared

For your 10-day tour from Tangier, you can pick a private tour for a more personal experience or a shared tour to save money and meet 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 755€ per person	Starts From 680€ per person
Book Private Trip label	Book Shared Trip label

Extra Activities:

We have extra activities to make your 10-day tour even more exciting. You can choose these activities before, during, or after your trip. Just let us know what you’d like to add!

Before/After The Trip	During The Trip
Guided tour of Tangier Medina	Hot Air Balloon Ride in Marrakech
Day trip to Asilah	Day Trip to Ouzoud Waterfalls
Day Trip To Chefchaouen	Quad/Buggy Biking Activity
Cooking Class	Buggy Driving Activity
Day Trip To Tetouan	Horse Riding
Tangier Camel Ride	Day Trip to Essaouira

Places to Visit on Your 10 Days Morocco Trip From Tangier:

1. Tangier: A lively coastal city where different cultures meet. It has sandy beaches, a historic medina, and colorful markets. It’s where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Mediterranean Sea.

2. Chefchaouen: A peaceful mountain town famous for its blue-painted streets. It’s a great place to relax in small cafes and enjoy the view of the Rif Mountains. Often called Morocco’s “Blue Pearl.”

3. Fes: One of Morocco’s oldest cities, known for its ancient medina, bustling markets, and old mosques. It’s a perfect place to explore local crafts and try Moroccan food.

4. Cedar Forest and Middle Atlas Mountains: A green area with tall cedar trees and cool mountain air. You might see monkeys playing in the forest and visit small Berber villages.

5. Merzouga Desert: A small village on the edge of the Sahara, famous for its tall golden dunes. It’s a great spot to watch sunsets and enjoy starry nights in the desert.

6. Todra Gorge: A deep canyon with tall red rock walls. It’s a nice place for a walk and to cool off by the river flowing through the cliffs.

7. Boumalne Dades: A quiet town in the Dades Valley, known for its unique red rock formations and green fields. It’s perfect for exploring old kasbahs and enjoying stunning views.

8. Ait Benhaddou: An ancient village with mud-brick houses, featured in many movies. It’s a beautiful example of traditional Moroccan architecture.

9. High Atlas Mountains: A scenic mountain range with high peaks and winding roads. It’s full of breathtaking views, Berber villages, and great photo opportunities.

10. Marrakech: A lively city with colorful markets, historic palaces, and busy streets. It’s full of life, with street performers, food stalls, and gardens that show Morocco’s mix of old and new.

11. Casablanca: Morocco’s largest city, known for the stunning Hassan II Mosque by the sea. It’s a modern city with a mix of traditional and new styles.

12. Rabat: The capital of Morocco, known for its historic landmarks like the Hassan Tower and the peaceful Kasbah of the Udayas, with stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Can I pay by credit card during the 10-day tour in Morocco?

Credit cards are accepted in larger cities, but many smaller towns and markets prefer cash. It’s best to carry some cash for small purchases.

What is the accommodation like on a 10-day tour from Tangier?

Accommodation ranges from traditional riads and hotels to desert camps. You can choose between standard and luxury options for more comfort.

Is a 10-day tour enough to see Morocco’s main attractions?

A 10-day tour covers many highlights like Tangier, Chefchaouen, Fes, and the desert. It’s a good choice for those with limited time.

Are meals included in the 10-day tour?

Breakfast is usually included each day. Dinner is often included in desert camps, while lunch is at your own expense, giving you the flexibility to try local food.

Can I customize the 10-day tour from Tangier?

Yes, many tours offer customization to fit your interests. You can adjust the itinerary, choose between private or shared tours, and add extra activities.

How should I pack for a 10-day tour in Morocco?

Pack light layers, comfortable shoes, a hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses. Bring warmer clothes for cool evenings, especially if visiting the desert.

Do I need a visa to travel to Morocco?

Many travelers, like those from the EU, US, and Canada, don’t need a visa for short stays. Check your country’s requirements before booking.

Is the 10-day tour from Tangier suitable for families with kids?

Yes, the tour is family-friendly. It includes a mix of city visits, nature spots, and cultural sites, making it fun for all ages.

Reviews:

We had an amazing time with Travel-Morocco-Tours! Hassan helped us plan everything so easily from the start. Our guide, Omar, was fantastic, he was so friendly and knew lots of interesting things about Morocco's history and culture. Our driver, Khalid, was always smiling and drove safely through every road. We loved the camel ride in the desert and the night at the camp under the stars. It was such a special moment for us. Thank you, Hassan, Omar, and Khalid, for making our trip so memorable!

"Our tour with Travel-Morocco-Tours was wonderful! Hassan answered all our questions and made the booking simple. Our guide, Samir, was so kind and showed us the most beautiful spots, telling us all about the places we visited. Our driver, Yassin, was always careful, making sure we were comfortable and happy the whole way. We loved staying in the traditional riads and the desert camp was so cozy. Thank you, Hassan, Samir, and Yassin, for an unforgettable adventure in Morocco!

Travel-Morocco-Tours gave us the best experience! Hassan organized everything perfectly from the beginning. Our guide, Abdel, was amazing, he explained everything clearly and was always ready to help with any questions. Our driver, Mohamed, was super friendly and made sure our journey was smooth and safe. We enjoyed every stop, from the bustling markets to the quiet desert. The food was delicious, and the people were so welcoming. Thank you, Hassan, Abdel, and Mohamed, for such a wonderful trip in Morocco!

Important:

You can customize the tour to match what you like. If the schedule doesn’t work for you, you can pick the number of days and the places you want to see. If you want to add stops or spend more time somewhere, we can adjust the tour to fit your needs.

If you have less time, try the 8 Days Morocco Tour from Tangier. For a shorter trip, the One-Week Morocco Tour from Tangier is a great option!

Just tell us what you need, and we’ll create the perfect tour for you!

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