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10 Day Morocco Tour from Casablanca

Overview of the 10 Day Morocco Tour from Casablanca

On our 10 day Morocco tour from Casablanca you will go to see so many wonderful places. Starting with the Casablanca city in the tour being organized. Following are Rabat; the capital city of Morocco; the city of Chefchaouen also referred to as the blue city; and the ruins of the ancient city of Volubilis. Aside from Meknes that is esteemed as the Ismaili capital, you can also tour Fes, the cultural city of Morocco, and Itfrane known as the Switzerland of Morocco. We then move further southwards to Midelt, the cedars of the Atlas mountains, the fantastic gorge of the Ziz valley and the Rissani market.

Other than Erfoud the fossils town and, the Sahara of Merzouga of course. In the place that camel riding and sleeping in a more luxurious tent, which placed at the mid of desert, can be done. Found wonderful sunset and sunrise of the Sahara desert as well. This is followed by a walk through the splendid Todra and Dades gorges. Visit the primary and the most touristed site called the Kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou. Above the High Atlas mountains and Tizi-n-Tichka pass. Then spend strolling around the city of Marrakech with one of the guides familiar with the city. Finally the 10 day Morocco tour from Casablanca  takes the shower in Morocco’s largest city and the economic capital which is Casablanca.

Highlights of the 10 Days Tour from Casablanca

  1. Learn more about Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, without any doubt is the largest mosque under construction with such a marvelous architecture.
  2. Roam round the historic city of Volubilis that exhibit the accounts of the Roman Empire that is of historical significance to the guests.
  3. Here is a sneak peek at the city of Meknes the city that was and still is part of the history and icons of Morocco.
  4. Today learn more about the history of Fes city which is regarded as the spiritual as well as art capital of MOROCCO.
  5. This is the place if you want to be amazed at how a Swiss village looks like while located in Moroccan settings.
  6. Safari to discover the beautiful sandy expanded area of the Sahara known as Merzouga on a camel back.
  7. That view of the rising sun when one is standing at the border of the great sandy desert seeing large sand dunes one has to wake up early in the morning just to avoid missing it.
  8. Watch a magnificent historic site – the ancient fortress of Ait Ben Haddou kasbah, the UNESCO included into the World Heritage list, the shooting took place in movies ‘Lawrence of Arabia’ and the ‘Marvel’ movie.

Included / Excluded of the 10 Day Morocco Tour from Casablanca

To help you plan your 10 day Morocco tour from Casablanca , we have put together a list of what’s included and what’s not included in your tour package. This will give you a clear understanding of what to expect and help you make any necessary arrangements before your Morocco itinerary 10 days begins.

  • Transfer back and forth from your hotel / riad with a professional French speaking driver.
  • Breakfast, dinner, dromedary ride (return to camp), hotel accommodation (Gorges de Todra) and Touareg tent at the dunes of Merzouga.
  • Possibility of visiting a real women’s cooperative of Argan oil for free.
  • Gasoil Minibus or comfortable 4×4 has air conditioning.
  • Lunch, Drinks and personal expenses.
  • Entrance fees to the studio and the Kasbah.
  • Tip for the driver.

Program of of the 10 Days Morocco Tour from Casablanca

DAY 1 – Arrival to Casablanca

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    Here is the breakdown of our 10 day morocco tour plan. The itinerary starts with the clients being picked from the airport or their hotels in Casablanca. It is also recognized as the heart of Morocco’s economy and the biggest city of the kingdom. Among them are; Hassan II mosque as the biggest mosque in the Morocco’s kingdom. On the west it lies on a peninsula protruding into the Atlantic ocean and touches the city proper. Free time for lunch. We then take a city tour and go to visit some of the Cornish of Casablanca. Conveyance in a bodiless car for a night.

    DAY 2 – Casablanca to Rabat the capital – Chefchaouen

    In the morning after taking breakfast, I get into a car and as we start driving through the coastal, we get to Rabat. Tangier is one of the four imperial cities of Morocco; it is also the political capital of present Morocco. You will visit : The first one that is Hassan tower, The second one that is Mausoum of Mohammed V and the third one is Kasbah of Oudaya. Free time for lunch. Then, we proceed in the car northwards through the town of Ouazzane to get to the blue city of Chefchaouen in the Rif range of mountains. They are very fond of white blue color and they especially like buildings and alleyways painted in this color. Staying in a different own hotel.

    DAY 3 – Chefchaouen to the Roman ruins of Volubilis- Meknes – Fes

    Having said that I feasted on breakfast unreservedly and proceeded to take a stroll around the beautiful corridors of the blue city, the Chefchaouen. We then go for a nearly visit to the archaeological site of Volubilis-the old city that was established by the Romans. It is well preserved because Hosene has categorized it as one of the world heritage sites. It also contains so many beautiful mosaics which are placed haphazardly and are followed by pillars and archways from the ancients. It is after this sight-seeing tour in the ruins that a private car is used to transport the group for a 30km drive to Meknes. This city is well-known for its recognition as the Ismaili capital, or one of the Imperial cities in Morocco. In which we visit : Stating the historic background of Bab Al-Mansour, Sahrij Souani basin, the Royal stable, the granary and Moulay Ismail Mausoleum. We then transfer to Fes. I have chosen the activity as Accommodation in a Riad for one night.

    DAY 4 – Guided tour sightseeing Fes

    Based on the first planning after having our breakfast in the morning the planned event is to visit the significant and main places of the city with a guide. On fes details you will find that it among the four imperial cities in Morocco and also is considered religious and artistically as the capital city. The first site is Royal Palace gate; this is because the first agenda as time factors it is visited in the morning. After that, the remarkable and conservative looking medieval Medina – the city, which got the status of the UNESCO World Heritage site. The next checkpoint is the Blue gate or known in Arabic as Bab Boujloud or the gate to the old Medina. You will enter the Medina to visit first The Medrasa Bouanania, second the Najjarine fountain, third the Tanneries. And last but not the least the Quaraouin mosque and university- arguably the oldest oldest unique university in the world. Next, we move outside the Medina to another part that attracts tourists, which is’Mellah ‘meaning the Jewish district. In the afternoon you are relocated to an ancient fort to have a view of the Medina, and the city of Fes. Finally, look at the departure time and head back to your Riad.

    DAY 5 – Fes to Ifrane – Cedars forest- Midelt – Ziz valley – Merzouga Sahara

    From there, after taking our warm breakfast, we move to the south going to Imouzzer with a view of getting to Ifran. Services – vaccination, cold, snow and alpine styled houses among other things make this city well recognized. That is why it is rightfully called the Switzerland of Morocco. Then the tour moves to cedars forest where the only primate in Gibralter, the Barbary macaque is found. Again, it is quite okay to feed them when you are lost in the forests. Then, proceed to Midelt passing through the RIF, and then again we will be free to take our lunch.

    We then head back to Merzouga, crossing the Tizi-n-Tilghmt pass and, then, the Ziz valley. Now and then, what can be described as a ‘photo stop,’ will be taken on vantage points on the hill. In the afternoon we arrived the Sahara desert of Merzouga ;. Next you switch to camels and move on to the hot dessert which is generally contaminated with sand. A rest at the top of a high hill is required, before watching the sunset. Finally, you move to the desert camp as the last point of tourist attraction in the Ramadan Kareem destination. The camp structure is semi-portable in a way that comes half way between a nomad’s tent and what maybe can be described as a motel. Where you could hear the Berber drums music, and dance till mid night and in the later half, sitting around a bonfire, under a clear sky full of stars. In the afternoon people will be able to increase the pace to cantering, and dinner and night accommodation will also be provided in the camp.

    DAY 6 – Explore Merzouga region to Nomads – Eyeliner mine – Khamlia ( Gnawa Village ) – Erg Chebbi – Palm groves

    Wake in the morning early to see the neat sunrise which is easily possible at the middle of the dessert. Free time for breakfast. You return to the camp in 4×4 car or on the camels through the Sand dunes of Merzouga where the driver will be waiting for you, you can as well do ATVS if you wish with extra charges All the sides of Merzouga region have been left open for touring on the 6th day of our Morocco 10 days tour. Here one is spoilt for choice because there are so many great spots; the great sand dunes, wild Lake, mines, the fossils areas, fabulous oases etc. Where are equally good places for so many outdoor activities. First of all, we start our travel to visit an old Eyeliner mine located in the off-road starting point in Merzouga. We then go to the nomads for some socialization though in a traditional doorless, floorless house made of complex woven materials. Now, find out how do they live focusing on the Berber’s tea intake. The next trip is to the village which is called the Khamlia here you are offered Gnaoua music and a dancing show. Among such states they have populace from sub-Saharan countries such as Mali Sudan and Niamey. Situation that allows student to eat a lunch in a restaurant. Then we take a walk into the groves of palms the modern version of the deserts. Dinner & overnight at a hotel.

    DAY 7 – Merzouga Sahara to Rissani – Erfoud – Todra Gorges – Dades Valley

    In the morning we expand from the desert to go to the town of Rissani, the former capital of Tafilalet. Even today Rissani can be considered one of the major trading centers of the region with a large market and operating intensively on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays. We then go to Rissani souk to take a stroll before driving to Erfoud and visit one of the firms in the production of fossilized marbles. We shall then proceed through the Tape and palm grove of Touroug then Tinjdad getting to the Todra Gorges. Today, Todra river has created a fine tan through the mountains like a grand canyon you can see. These are the gorges preferred for the rock climbing activity.

    The same way walking is allowed in the gorges and one can be privileged enough to appreciate the views around. To get a chance to eat in a restaurant during working day without thinking of time obviously. Next, to Todra gorges through Tinghir and lastly to the desert of Marrakech through the Dades valley in Boumalne. Tinged moments after which characteristic, at a site called “the monkey fingers” Depending on the rock formation Which is a mountain range projecting over the valley of the Dades river. Last goes for a dinner and have night stay in an hotel.

    DAY 8 – Dades Valley to Roses Valley – Palm Groves of Skoura – Ouarzazate Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah- Telouet – High Atlas Mountains – Marrakech

    The morning is used to travel to Kalaa Magouna to visit the Rose valley after that take a breakfast. Under the garden centre, there is normally a show in Rose every May during which the growers exhibit their rose products. We then continue moving through the palm groves of Skoura before proceeding to the rest of our touristic destinations. Lastly we arrive at Ouarzazate which also termed as the door of the desert. We will also be closely observing the studios, filming of which gave us famous movies.

    We progress to the rather famous Kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou. A center for culture and a territory with specially protected status of the world heritage site type. Furthermore, the Kasbah has appeared in many movies including : These includes; Gladiator, Alexander, The Mummy and many more. And TV series including but not limited to GOT (Game Of Thrones). Then it comes to the turn Marrakesh. Whether it is roads and the hinterland of Morocco or driving through Tizi-N-Tichka pass and getting oriented in the High Atlas Mountains. Supper will be eaten whenever it will be convenient in the different places that a stopover will be made with taking of pictures at the various tourist attractions. One night accommodation in a Riad in Marrakesh.

    DAY 9 – Guided tour sightseeing Marrakesh

    The balance of the day is at leisure until our Marrakesh city tour with a guide is embarked after taking warm breakfast. It was one of the four imperial cities of Morocco located in northern Africa. The visit includes : these include the Bahia Palace, Saadian Tombs and the Ben Youssef Quranic mosque. And a walk in one of the biggest traditional markets of Morocco or the souk. Lunch break near to the Jemaa El-Fna square at around the middle of the day. After that you proceed to the Koutoubia mosque one of the largest mosque you will find in Marrakesh and Majorelle garden. Finally they go to their lodging, which is another way of saying you go to a place where you are a stranger and sleep. You can of course wander around Jemaa El-Fna on your own.

    DAY 10 Marrakesh to Casablanca

    on the last day of the described Morocco tour package, a short city tour in the red city of Morocco- Marrakesh will also be arranged. We then proceed to Casablanca airport after the tour; however, on the way we will make some staff stopping points. Thereafter, transport to the airport. End of the 10 day Morocco tour from Casablanca.

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