Cover the highlights of Morocco in this 14 Day Morocco itinerary from Casablanca, which takes you to imperial cities, arid deserts, and even beach towns with views that reach all the way to Spain. Start with the Atlantic allure of Asilah and Tangier, then move on to wander blue-painted alleys in Chefchaouen nestled in the Rif Mountains. Uncover Fes’ rich cultural and spiritual heritage before heading to the Sahara in Merzouga, with its golden dunes and starry nights. Then into dramatic gorges and kasbahs at Boumalne Dades and Ouarzazate, the city that is the door to the south. Discover the exciting pace of Marrakech, chill out by the ocean in its bohemian twin town Essaouira and go back to Casablanca with strong impressions about contradicting but beautiful Morocco’s heritage and amazing hospitality.
If you want absolute flexibility, comfort and a one-on-one personalized experience, consider booking a private Morocco tour. Offering visits to historic cities, the sweeping Sahara, and the beautiful Atlas Mountains, personal travel with a private tour means you can set the pace and only focus on the sites and activities which you want to do and see. You’ll receive greater cultural insights and smoother logistics from beginning to end with the help of local experts. Private tours are fully tailor-made exactly to your schedule, interests, group size and travel-styles, for any couples, families, friends, and solo travelers. And the larger your group, the cheaper it is per person, while transportation costs are consistent regardless of the season.
Welcome to Morocco! you will be welcomed by an experienced driver from Private Moroccan Tours at the airport from there you will be picked up to your hotel. Depending on your arrival time, you’ll have the opportunity to visit the Hassan II Mosque, one of the largest and most beautiful mosques in North Africa situated over The Atlantic Ocean. Overnight in Casablanca.
Following breakfast, leave Casablanca to the capital city of Morocco: Rabat. Visit main sites including the Royal Palace (outside only), the Hassan Tower, and Mausoleum of Mohammed V along with a tour inside the Old medieval city known as Kasbah of Udayas. Then head north along the Atlantic coast to the artistic seaside town of Asilah. Famed for its whitewashed medina, street art in iridescent colors and relaxed vibe, it’s perfect for a leisurely afternoon stroll. Have dinner beside the sea and spend the night in lovely Riad.
Today, we drive to the port city of Tangier which is constantly being reborn: It began life as Metropolitan by Rome and continued on through different periods controlled by British or Portuguese powers. Visit the Kasbah, Grand Socco and maybe get a panoramic vista over towards the Straits of Gibraltar. Referred to as the blue town, Chefchaouen is where you head after a brief visit inland towards the Rif Mountains. Residents here live nestled in the hills amid a peaceful vibe and plenty of photogenic alleyways. Check into your riad and relax for the evening. Overnight in Chefchaouen.
Spend your entire day to enjoy Chefchaouen at leisure. Stroll the blue-splashed streets, tour through Kasbah Museum and climb to Spanish Mosque for panoramic city views across town and the mountains. Savour local fare at a café in the medina and check out handmade crafts, textiles and soaps in neighborhood shops. It’s a perfect day for lounging, selfies and lazy immersion in the town’s placid rhythms. Overnight in Chefchaouen.
Depart Chefchaouen after breakfast and head toward the Roman ruins of Volubilis, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its well-preserved mosaics and columns. After exploring the ruins, continue to the imperial city of Meknes to visit the monumental Bab Mansour gate and El Hedim square. Later in the afternoon, travel to Fes for overnight in a charming riad inside the old medina.
This day is aimed at understanding the complex world of Fes el-Bali, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the world’s remaining medieval cities to bestill in use. With a guide who is a local and knowledgeable, make your way through the twisting medina where traditional craft-workers still making trades. Get to the Bou Inania Madrasa and perhaps the oldest university in world history, Al-Qarawiyyin University.
You ’ll also visit the Chouara Tannery, where skins are still being dyed with traditional methods in all manner of vibrant colors, and stroll through souks heaving with textiles, pottery, and brassware. This tour also introduces visitors to the Mellah (Jewish Quarter). Stop for a good panoramic view of the whole medina area. Overnight in Fes.
In the morning, drive south through the Middle Atlas Mountains. If you like, stop in Ifrane, a pretty town with houses in an alpine style and clean streets, thereafter, head on to the cedar forests of Azrou, which are home to wild Barbary macaques. Pass by Midelt, a charming town at the base of the Atlas Mountains. We will make a break for a delicious lunch in Er-Rich. Next to the stunning Ziz Valley with its date palms and traditional Kasbahs.
In late afternoon and you’ll be on the edge of the Sahara and ready for your camel caravan in Merzouga. Roll over the golden sand dunes of the Erg Chebbi and end the day with a spectacular sunset at your luxury desert camp. Have dinner under the stars with a good meal of traditional Berber food and be entertained by local Berber musicians.
Rise early to see the sun coming up over the dunes pure desert magic. After Breakfast, spend the day in Merzouga you will take yet another journey- a round trip around meanwhile for hours then back to your hotel. Go to the village of Khamlia and experience Gnaoua people trance music. Visit a nomadic family tent, share tea with the locals and hear about how to survive in desert conditions. Visit seasonal salt lakes, fossil sites and ride on desert trails by 4×4. Head back to your camp or a nearby lodge and relax, with the option for sandboarding or an evening camel ride. Overnight in Merzouga.
Follow another beautiful sunrise and breakfast in the camp with a camel ride or a 4×4 ride back to the edge of the dunes to meet your driver. The journey proceeds to Rissani, an ancient city famous for its lively local market and being the cradle of Morocco’s ruling family. Thereafter continue on road to the wonderful Todgha gorges, a labyrinth of stone where water flows, that offer an excellent opportunity for hikers and climbers. After a short walk we pause in Tinghir for Lunch before we leave for the mesmerizing gorges of Boumalne dades. Stay the overnight in a delightful guesthouse located in the stunning Dades Valley.
After breakfast, continue along the scenic route through the Roses Valley and Skoura Oasis, dotted with ancient kasbahs and lush palms. Arrive in Ouarzazate, the “Hollywood of Africa,” where many famous films were shot. Visit the Atlas Film Studios or Kasbah Taourirt if time allows. Next, explore the UNESCO-listed Ait Ben Haddou, one of Morocco’s most iconic fortified villages, known for its unique mud-brick architecture. Cross the High Atlas Mountains via the twisting Tizi n’Tichka Pass (2,260 meters), taking in panoramic views. Arrive in the vibrant city of Marrakech in the evening.
Explore the red city of Marrakech with a licensed guide. Visit the Bahia Palace, Saadian Tombs, Koutoubia Mosque, and the bustling Jemaa el-Fna square. Discover the colorful souks and artisan quarters. Enjoy free time in the afternoon to explore the medina or relax in a café. Overnight in Marrakech.
After breakfast, drive to the breezy Atlantic coastal town of Essaouira. Known for its laid-back atmosphere, whitewashed medina, and historic ramparts, Essaouira is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and favorite among artists and musicians. Enjoy fresh seafood by the port, explore art galleries and craft shops, or relax by the beach. Overnight in Essaouira.
Spend a leisurely morning in Essaouira before departing to Casablanca taking the scenic coastal road. Drive past seaside towns like Oualidia, or El Jadida Depending on the timing. You will arrive in Casablanca late afternoon or evening and can check-in to your hotel for one last night in Morocco. Overnight in Casablanca.
After breakfast, your driver will transfer you to Casablanca Airport for your departing flight. End your 14 Day Morocco Tour with unforgettable memories of diverse landscapes, warm hospitality, and a deep connection to the country’s rich culture and history.
⇒ Important Note:
This 14 Day Morocco itinerary is a bespoke tour, so it can be tailored to meet your specific requirements and can be adjusted within your schedule and style of travel. If you’re looking for a more cultural emphasis, a bit more time, or some upgraded accommodations, we are delighted to be able to customize the trip for you to make it just what you’re looking for.
Note that prices can change according to the number of participants and the kind of accommodation you choose (standard or luxury). The larger the group that takes the tour, the cheaper it gets per person. But the cost of transportation remains the same since it is per vehicle and not per person. Feel free to contact our team for a custom quote or to customize your itinerary — it is available 24/7 to take your call!
We had the most incredible experience traveling through Morocco with Rachid from Private Moroccan Tour. From the moment he picked us up, Rachid was kind, professional, and deeply knowledgeable about his country. He shared fascinating stories, took us to authentic places off the tourist trail, and made sure we felt safe and comfortable at all times. What made the trip so special was his personal touch whether it was finding the perfect photo stop in the Sahara or recommending the best local tagine. Traveling with Rachid felt like traveling with a friend who truly loves showing his country. Highly recommended!
Our 10-day journey through Morocco wouldn’t have been the same without Said as our guide. He was always on time, had a great sense of humor, and was incredibly informative. Said made the complex history and rich culture of Morocco come alive for us, and his driving through the Atlas Mountains was calm and reassuring. From the blue alleys of Chefchaouen to the magic of the desert, he made sure everything went smoothly. His local tips were spot on, and he genuinely cared about making our experience unforgettable. Merci, Said, for a fantastic adventure!
Customization Available: All our tours can be personalized to match your itinerary, desires, and travel style. If you want to make modifications such as adding stops, upgrading the accommodations or taking it a bit slower feel free to ask, we take care of it all.
Tour costs depend on many factors:
To get a booking confirmation you will need to make a few small deposits. The balance can be paid on arrival.
What to Pack:
Travel INSURANCE: Travel insurance covering medical, trip cancellation, and lost luggage is recommended.
Local Guides & Drivers: Our guides and drivers are experienced and knowledgeable of the local ingredients, history and culture, speak English, French and other languages! They are not only drivers they are also storytellers, cultural ambassadors and confidants.
Luggage: A small daypack is recommended for overnight stays (especially desert camps). Your primary luggage will be locked in the vehicle.
Weather & Conditions: Morocco’s weather can be changeable hot days, cold nights especially in the mountains and desert. Make sure you consider the seasonal conditions before heading on the trip.
Responsible Travel: We promote respect for local traditions and culture. Our Tours are all about Sustainable and real Moroccan experience.
Private Moroccan Tours is available 24/7. So please do not hesitate to contact our team of experienced and friendly human beings who are always available to help you create your own Moroccan experience according to your area of interest and schedule. With great insight into the beautiful country of Morocco, its culture, nature and tourism we are dedicated to offering you a memorable experience. There is the small deposit needed to secure your Moroccan trip, please do keep in mind that!
