7-DAY MOROCCO ITINERARY

On the first day of your 7-day Morocco itinerary, we pick you up early from the airport, the port, or your Casablanca lodging. The biggest city in Morocco and the country's economic hub is Casablanca. The Hassan II mosque, which is Morocco's biggest mosque, will be our first stop. It is situated on a peninsula on the city's west coast with a view of the Atlantic Ocean. Lunch is available at your leisure. Then we go on a city tour and stop by the magnificent Cornish of Casablanca. Hotel stay for the night.

After breakfast on the second day of our 7-day Morocco itinerary, we go by road to Rabat. The capital at the time was located in this city, one of Morocco's imperial cities. It may be found in Morocco's northwest. The Hassan Tower and the Mausoleum of Mohammed V are among the city's highlights that you will see. The Oudaya Kasbah is another. Lunch is available at your leisure. To go to Chefchaouen, the Blue City, we travel via Ouazzane in the late afternoon. The Rif Mountains surround the city, which is well-known for its blue-painted houses and streets. Stay the night at a hotel.

On the third day of our 7-day Morocco itinerary, After breakfast, you can walk around the beautiful alleys of Chefchaouen, the "Blue City." Then we drive to Volubilis to see the old Roman sites there. It is well taken care of because UNESCO has named it a World Heritage Site. It has old pillars and archways, as well as many beautiful tiles that are spread around. We drive 30 km to Meknes after walking through the sites. People think of the city as the capital of the Ismailis and one of the royal towns. In this episode, we visit Bab Al-Mansour, Sahrij Souani pond, the Royal stables, and the granary. And the Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail. We then go to Fes. Spend the night in a Riad.

On the fourth day of our 7-day tour of Morocco, we have a local guide show us the highlights of Fes City. The city is the cultural and religious heart of Morocco as well as one of the royal towns.

First, we visit the Royal Palace gate to start the day. Then there is the well-preserved ancient Medina, which is on the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites. You'll go to the Blue Gate, also called Bab Boujloud, which is the entrance to the old Medina, which looks like a maze of streets and alleys. You'll go into the Medina to see the Medrasa Bouanania, the Najjarine pond, and the tanneries. And finally, the Quaraouin mosque and university is the world's oldest university. Then we leave the Medina to go to the Jewish area, which is also called "the Mellah." Then, we drive to an old fortress with a great view of the Medina and the rest of Fes. Last, go back to your Riad.

On the fifth day of our 7-day tour in Morocco from Casablanca, After breakfast, we drive through Imouzzer on our way south to Ifrane. The city is known for its cold weather, snow, and houses built in an alpine style. It's easy to see why they call it the Switzerland of Morocco. Then we go to the cedars forest, where the Barbary macaques live. You can feed them as you walk through the forest. Later, we'll keep going to Midelt, where we'll have lunch on our own. Then, we drive through the Tizi-n-Tilghmt pass and along the Ziz Valley to get to Merzouga. With stops for views from afar.

In the afternoon, we get to Merzouga in the Sahara desert, where we switch to camels to cross the sandy desert. You'll stop on top of a high hill to watch the sun go down. Lastly, you keep going to the camp. Which is a mix of the traditional huts gypsies live in and the comfort of a hotel. Where you can dance around a campfire to the music of Berber drums while looking up at a huge sky full of stars. Dinner and a night's sleep at the camp.

On the sixth day of the 7 days desert tour from Casablanca, In the middle of the desert, you have to get up early in the morning to see the beautiful sunrise. Breakfast time on your own. Then you ride horses back to Merzouga, where your driver awaits you. Then we leave the desert to go to Rissani town, which used to be Tafilalet's capital. Rissani is still an important place to do business in the area. It has a big souk that is busy three days a week.

After taking a walk through the Rissani souk, we go to Erfoud to see one of the preserved marble shops there. Then, to get to the Todra Gorges, we drive through Touroug and Tinjdad palm groves. As the Todra River flows through the mountains, it has made a huge tunnel. Making a red river with high red cliffs. These valleys are perfect for people who like to climb on rocks. Feel free to walk around in the canyons and enjoy the beautiful scenery. Time to go out to lunch on your own. Then we keep going through Boumalne Dades to the Dades Valley. After that, we stopped at the "Monkey Fingers" rock creation and a place with a view of the Dades Valley. Last but not least, dinner and a night in a hotel.

On our last day in Morocco, we continue our trip to Kalaa Magouna to see the Rose Valley. Every May, there is a Rose Festival. Where people from the area sell rose-related goods. From rose water, oil, and perfumes to cosmetics. Then, to get to Ouarzazate, we drive through the palm fields of Skoura. Next, we go to the studios where well-known movies were made.

After that, we go to the famous Kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou. A protected town that UNESCO has named a World Heritage Site. Also, the Kasbah has been in many movies, like Gladiator, Alexander, The Mummy, and many more. And TV shows like "Game of Thrones." Then we keep going to Marrakech by driving through the High Atlas Mountains and the Tizi-N-Tichka pass. There will be breaks for food and to take pictures at places that look interesting. When we get to Marrakech, we drop you off at the airport or at your hotel. The 7-day Morocco itinerary is over.