You land. It hits different. The air, the light, the sounds.
This is Morocco. And this—this is the start of your Grand Tour of Morocco.

We’ll be there. Waiting at the airport, right where you need us. No signs, no confusion. Just you, your guide, and a smooth ride to your hotel in Casablanca.

Take a breath. Unpack. Or don’t. Just drop your bags and feel it for a minute. This city buzzes—quietly at first, then loud.

Wanna see something wild? Head to the Hassan II Mosque. It’s huge. Like… how did they even build this huge. Sits right at the edge of the ocean. Waves crash. People pray. Time kinda stops.

After that? Head back. Your room’s waiting. A good meal. A soft bed. Tomorrow, we roll.

You will go to Chefchaouen, the charming “blue city” of Morocco, after breakfast. While travelling, you will pause in Rabat, the King’s residence and capital city, for lunch and some free time to explore this stunning seaside city and the magical hassan tower. You will go to Chefchaouen across the Rif Mountains after lunch. We’ll have dinner in the riad in Chefchaouen.

Today you will stroll in the stunning city of Chefchaouen, also referred to as the “blue city,” after breakfast. This charming Berber stronghold in the upper Rif Mountains was established in 1471 by Moorish exiles from Spain. Its buildings and homes with blue glazing are a holdover from the town’s former Jewish community. “Chefchaouen is a peaceful, tranquil heaven.” The prominent mosque, the 18th-century Kasbah, and the cafes serving real food can all be found on the main plaza, which serves as the hub of Chefchaouen. Have your cameras ready to record the many tones of white and blue residences. Take a seat on one of its lovely terraces and watch the sunset. Spend the night at the Chefchaouen hotel.  

Today in the morning you go for the ancient Roman remains of Volubilis after eating an early breakfast. The morning will be spent discovering the 2,000-year-old ruins and gaining insight into Roman civilization. After that, your driver will give you a tour of Meknes, one of Morocco’s most striking imperial cities. You will then visit Sultan Moulay Ismail’s attic stables, located at El Hdim, Bab Mansour, the most famous entrance in all of North Africa. We’ll eat lunch in Meknes. You will arrive at Fes for the evening after your drive. We’ll have dinner in the riad.  

 After a delicious breakfast, we’ll set off on an exploratory tour of the region, stopping at the ‘Village of the Blacks’ to hear their music. These people, who are primarily from the south of Morocco, have a subcultural lifestyle. Yasmina Lake, home to migratory bird populations that include flamingos, is not far away. We’ll go there and enjoy the surrounding scenery. Back to Merzouga hotel where our desert guide will greet us when we reach the edge of the Erg Chebbi dune line. He will take us over the sand dunes on top of his camel buddies so we can see the breathtaking sunset. Will be spending the night at a party around a fire camp in the deep desert, beneath the countless stars.

You can use this day to your leisure to explore the magnificent Fes Medina. Maybe you should think about taking a culinary lesson or going to the hamam (local spa). We’ll have dinner in the riad.  

You will start your trek across the Middle Atlas Mountains after an early breakfast. The majority of the day will be spent making your way across the Atlas Mountains and starting to descend into the Sahara Desert, passing through stunning forests like Azrou, craggy rock walls, the city of Ifrane and Berber settlements. You will pause for lunch at the town of Midelt, which is well-known for its delicious apples. After this long drive, a hot shower will be a treat when you get to Erfoud.

 After a delicious breakfast, we’ll set off on an exploratory tour of the region, stopping at the ‘Village of the Blacks’ to hear their music. These people, who are primarily from the south of Morocco, have a subcultural lifestyle. Yasmina Lake, home to migratory bird populations that include flamingos, is not far away. We’ll go there and enjoy the surrounding scenery. Back to Merzouga hotel where our desert guide will greet us when we reach the edge of the Erg Chebbi dune line. He will take us over the sand dunes on top of his camel buddies so we can see the breathtaking sunset. Will be spending the night at a party around a fire camp in the deep desert, beneath the countless stars.

You’ll get back in the 4x4s to your hotel after breakfast. Then we will head towards the Todra Gorges, which are located in the High Atlas Mountains. You will go for a stroll up in the 600-foot-tall Todra Gorges in the afternoon. Travelling towards the southeast of Morocco is a breathtaking experience due to the magnificent river valleys. The night will be spent in Skoura’s date palmeries. We’ll have dinner in the hotel.

Following breakfast, you will travel through Ouarzazate on your way to the High Atlas Mountains. One of Morocco’s treasures, it lies nestled in the foothills of the High Atlas Mountains is Ait Benhaddou Kasbah. During the 19th century, one of the last Berber chieftains was Et Hami El Glaoui, the builder of this Kasbah.  It is recognised as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Around it, families still reside in fortified Kasbahs. This picturesque location served as the backdrop for numerous motion pictures, including “Lawrence of Arabia,” “Babel,” “The Mummy,” and Jesus of Nazareth. The real gems have to be sought out and found, in true Moroccan style, generally off the beaten road. You will cross the Atlas Mountains to reach Marrakech. After arriving in Marrakech, you will go to your riad and then descend to the main square, known as Jemaa el Fna. We’ll have dinner in the riad.  

You will go on a guided tour of Marrakech, the jewel of southern Morocco, following breakfast. The Saadian Tombs, the Palace of the Bahia, and numerous more undiscovered gems will be revealed to you. You will continue the journey to the stunning Koutoubia, After lunch. A stroll into the souk (market) will round out this trip, you will be amazed by the colorful rugs and spices and the different smells. Jamaa El Fnna is one of the main attractions in Marrakech, which comes to life at night with local storytellers, performers, and delectable barbecue pits. A visit to this enigmatic square is highly recommended. Enjoying a peaceful cup of tea on the terrace of a nearby café which offers a breathtaking perspective of the activities below. Back to your hotel or riad to relax.

 You have the day off to explore Marrakech.

(Optional Excursion) After breakfast, you will go to the charming fishing village of Essaouira, which is located on Morocco’s southwest coast. Essaouira is one of the most well-liked coastal towns in Morocco because of its beautiful beach. Essaouira is home to many of the woodcarvers and artisans in the nation. It will be evening when you will return to Marrakech.  

You have the morning free to unwind and take one more look around Marrakech. Your last night in Morocco will be spent returning to Casablanca after lunch. Tonight, we’re going to have dinner at a nearby restaurant.

After breakfast, our services come to a conclusion with a transfer from Casablanca to the airport. Kindly get in touch with us regarding your desired schedule, and we’ll try our best to meet your needs.