Overview:
10 Days Morocco Tour From Marrakech is the best way to see the country most interesting regions, including its imperial cities, the Saharan Desert, and the Atlas Mountain Ranges, where you can visit both current and historical sites and monuments. Although Casablanca has never been the capital of Morocco, it has emerged as the nation’s economic hub, making it worthwhile to visit.
Private 10 Days Morocco Tour From Marrakech:
✔ INCLUDED
- Pick up & Drop off at the Airport.
- Private Tour.
- Air-conditioned Vehicle with Experienced Driver.
- Hotels.
- Tents Private.
- Camel Trekking to the Camp.
- Breakfasts, Dinners are Included.
❌ NOT INCLUDED
- Drinks.
- Lunches.
- Entry fees to the sightseeing.
Day 1: Pickup from Marrakech Airport
When you arrive at Menara Airport, our driver will be waiting to transport you to the city. You will then spend the night in Marrakech’s Medina in order to begin your 10-day trip to Morocco the following morning.
Day 2: Explore Marrakech
Breakfast is what you’ll have in the morning. Prepare to meet your local Marrakech tour guide.
This day of your 10-day trip to Morocco is dedicated to discovering all that Marrakech has to offer, including the Saadian tombs, the Palaces of El Bahia, the Ben Youssef Koranic School, the Majorelle Gardens, the Koutoubia Tower, as well as Jamaa Lfna, one of the city’s most well-known attractions. Stay the night in our BB Hotel/Riad.
Day 3: Marrakech, Tizi Ntichka Pass, Ouarzazate, and Dades Valley
We will depart Marrakech today to travel across the breathtaking Tizi Ntichka Pass, located in the heart of the tallest Atlas range.
then travel to Kasbah Ait Ben Haddo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where numerous motion pictures were filmed.
Then, in the late afternoon, we will travel through Ouarzazate—the Hollywood of Africa—to reach our final destination, Dades Valley. In the hotel for the night.
Day 4: Dades Valley, Todra Canyons, Rissani, and Merzouga Desert
Following breakfast, we’ll take a fascinating drive through the Dades Valleys. After that, travel to Tinghir along the route known as the “road of a thousand Kasbahs,” with plenty of photo opportunities.
We continue to the Todra Gorge, where we will marvel at the incredible rock formations. Additionally, go to Rissani for lunch. We will travel to the heart of the vast Sahara desert in the late afternoon.
Merzouga Oasis is where we are headed. Afternoon at our hotel or riad. DBB, or dinner, bed, and breakfast
Day 5: Explore the Merzouga Desert
Beginning with a stop at a nomadic family reliant on their herd of cattle and residing in a woolen tent, we’ll move on to a small village where we’ll take in some Gnawa music and unique dances.
We’ll eat a Berber desert pizza in a nearby restaurant for lunch. We will take the camels in the afternoon from a specific location across the dunes to our camp on the opposite side.
After taking sunset photos, we will continue to our destination, where we will spend the entire evening with the local Berber people enjoying dinner, music, and possibly dancing.
Day 6: Merzouga area, Ziz Valley, Ifrane, and Fes
The camp staff will awaken you in the morning so you can see the sunrise and have more time to enjoy this Moroccan highlight before we depart in the direction of Fes via the fascinating Ziz Valley, the Atlas Mountains, a stop in the Cedar Forest, and Ifrane, or European Village as it is known for its architecture. Fes is our final destination. In the hotel for the night.
Day 7: Exploring Fes
The entire day was set aside for a tour of Fes Old Medina, which was built by the Adarissa dynasty in the eighth century and was Morocco’s first imperial city following Arab colonization.
Our day trip to Fes will include stops at the Karawiyin Mosque, Fontaine Ennajarine, and Médersas Attarine. In the afternoon, return to the hotel.
Day 8: Fes-Chefchaouen, Blue Town
It takes 4 hours to travel directly from Fes to Chefchaoun in order to give oneself enough time to explore this tiny blue town’s blue doors, windows, and whitewashed walls.
Chefchaoun was colonized by the Spanish, unlike other Moroccan cities, and was influenced by Spanish culture and architecture. Spend the night in our hotel or riad.
Day 9: Chefchaouen, Casablanca, or Marrakech
Depending on where you want to fly from and what time you fly, you’ll travel back to Casablanca or Marrakech after breakfast in your riad.
Day 10: Transfer to the airport
Your driver will make sure to pick you up at the airport on schedule.