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Duration: 14 Days
2 Person Minimum
Morocco is a land of wonders and enchanting contrasts. Delacroix and the Orientalist painters knew it well when they came in the 19th century to study its vibrant colors, ancient remains, and Eastern way of life. Two centuries later, this journey through imperial cities and the Atlas Mountains offers the modern-day traveler a similarly inspiring experience. Discover the harmony of ancient heritage and Islamic traditions while exploring some of Morocco's most breathtaking natural landscapes.
Arrival at Casablanca airport. Meet and greet, transfer to your hotel. Check-in, dinner, and overnight.
Visit the impressive Hassan II Mosque, a vast religious and cultural complex. Then, head to Rabat, Morocco’s political capital. Visit the Kasbah of the Udayas, the Chellah Necropolis, the Royal Palace, the Mausoleum of Mohammed V and Hassan II. After lunch, explore the Museum of History and Civilizations, the Mohammed VI Museum, and the souk. Check into your hotel, dinner, and overnight.
Travel to Meknes, founded in 711 by the Berber Meknassa tribe. Visit the vibrant city, Bab Mansour Gate, El Hedim Square, Royal Stables, Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail, and Dar Jamai Museum. After lunch, check-in at the hotel, dinner, and overnight.
Visit the ancient Roman ruins of Volubilis, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore the site and then drive to Fes. Lunch en route. Arrival, check-in, dinner, and overnight.
Full-day guided tour: Bab Boujloud gate, Al Quaraouiyine Mosque, Chouara Tannery, Royal Palace, Moulay Idriss Mausoleum, Seffarine Square, souks, Nejjarine Museum. Lunch break. Free time, dinner, and overnight.
Drive through Imouzer, Ifrane, and Azrou. Stop by the famous Gouraud Cedar. Lunch in Zayda. Continue to Midelt, founded by the French in 1917 as an administrative center. Check-in, dinner, and overnight.
Journey to Errachidia, then through the stunning Ziz Valley with its dramatic gorge and palm groves. Continue to Erfoud for lunch, then to Merzouga and the Erg Chebbi dunes. Hotel check-in, dinner, and overnight.
Explore El Jorf’s ancient water systems (khettaras). Lunch en route. Continue to Tinghir, admire the palm groves, and visit the dramatic Todgha Gorges. Hotel check-in, dinner, and overnight.
Visit the spectacular Dades Valley with its "Monkey Fingers" rock formations. Pass through the Valley of Roses. Lunch stop, then continue via Skoura palm grove to Ouarzazate, known for its film studios. Hotel check-in, dinner, and overnight.
Visit Ait Ben Haddou, a UNESCO site. Continue via the Ounila Valley to Telouet. Lunch stop, then cross the Tichka Pass (2260m) to Marrakech. Hotel check-in, dinner, and overnight.
Full-day guided city tour: Bahia Palace, Saadian Tombs, Medersa, Majorelle Garden, souks, museums, and more. Lunch included. Free afternoon. Dinner and overnight.
Drive across the Haouz plain and Chichaoua to reach the Atlantic coast and Essaouira (former Mogador). Hotel check-in, lunch, and guided tour of the port, medina, scala, and souks. Dinner and overnight.
Follow the coastal road through Safi and Oualidia. Stop for lunch. Arrival in Casablanca, hotel check-in, dinner, and overnight.
Transfer to the airport and assistance with departure formalities.
Clothing:
- Comfortable casual wear for city exploration (T-shirts, blouses, and lightweight pants).
- Warm jacket or fleece for cooler nights in the desert.
- Lightweight rainproof jacket.
- Comfortable walking shoes and sandals.
- Sun hat and sunglasses.
- Modest clothing for visits to religious or cultural sites (long sleeves, long skirts, or pants).
Equipment:
- Medium-sized suitcase or travel backpack.
- Daypack for daily essentials (water, snacks, camera).
- Power bank and universal travel adapter.
- Reusable water bottle.
Other Essentials:
- Passport and copies of travel documents.
- Travel insurance details.
- Personal hygiene products (toothbrush, toothpaste, small towel, wet wipes).
- Sunscreen and lip balm with SPF.
- First-aid kit (pain relievers, motion sickness tablets, plasters).
- Camera or smartphone for photography.
- Lightweight scarf for dust protection in the desert.
Desert-Specific Gear (for Merzouga stay):
- Warm layers for chilly desert nights.
- Sand-resistant shoes or closed-toe sandals.
- Flashlight or headlamp for desert camp navigation.
Snacks & Health:
- Energy bars, trail mix, or dried fruits for long journeys.
- Hydration salts or rehydration sachets.
Optional Items:
- Travel journal to document experiences.
- Arabic/French phrasebook or translation app.
- Lightweight reading material.
Pro Tips:
- Dress in layers to adapt to changing temperatures.
- Keep cash on hand for tips and small purchases.
- Stay hydrated, especially during desert excursions.
1 euro équivaut à environ 10 à 11 dirhams selon le cour de la banque. Dans toutes les grandes villes, vous pourrez retirer de l'argent avec une carte Visa internationale. Vous trouverez également de nombreux bureaux de change. Attention, ne retirez pas trop d'argent car l'exportation des dirhams est interdite.
Le Maroc est à l'heure GMT, il y a donc une heure de décalage par rapport à l’Europe.
Pour les ressortissants français, belges ou suisses, passeport en cours de validité (pas de visa) valable au moins six mois après la date d’entrée sur le territoire marocain.
Aucune vaccination n'est obligatoire. La meilleure précaution restant la prévention.
From
1450€