Magical North Africa: A 7-Day Morocco Discovery
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Magical North Africa: A 7-Day Morocco Discovery

Morocco

Traverse Millennia of Civilization in a Country of Color: An In-Depth 7-Day Journey through Morocco

6 nights 7 days

Embark on a 7-day in-depth exploration across Morocco, from Casablanca’s Hassan II Mosque to the imperial city of Rabat, the blue alleys of Chefchaouen, the vast dunes of the Sahara, the ancient medina of Fes, and the historic ksar of Aït Benhaddou. Wander through the lively streets of Marrakech’s old town, where North African civilization and nature come together for a journey rich in culture, history, and sensory delight.

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Key aspects of this tour

Discover the Many Faces of Morocco: A North African Treasure of Color, Culture, and Desert

Located in northwestern Africa, Morocco is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean, the Mediterranean Sea, Algeria, and the Sahara Desert. This vibrant land blends Arab, Berber, African, and European influences, shaped by Roman rule, Islamic culture, and French colonial history, resulting in a uniquely rich cultural heritage.

Morocco’s four imperial cities—Marrakech, Fes, Meknes, and Rabat—each hold deep historical significance and stunning architecture. From Marrakech’s red clay buildings and bustling souks to Fes’s well-preserved medieval medina and Rabat’s calm, modern elegance, these cities preserve the legacy of a thousand years of civilization.

Beyond urban charm, Morocco’s landscapes are equally stunning. The Atlas Mountains stretch east to west, dividing climates and cultures. The golden dunes of the southern Sahara Desert offer camel rides and stargazing, while the north features cool forested mountains like Ifrane. The Atlantic and Mediterranean coasts add relaxed coastal vibes.

Culturally, Morocco is a Muslim nation, but its Islamic style is uniquely Andalusian and North African, reflected in intricate mosaics, arches, and geometric designs. Arabic and Berber are the main languages, while French is widely spoken. Spices, cuisine, music, and dress reflect the country’s diverse ethnic history.

For travelers, Morocco is a feast for the senses—from Chefchaouen’s dreamy blue alleys to Ouarzazate’s clay fortresses, from souk spices to Sahara’s silent starry skies. It is paradise for photographers, culture lovers, adventurers, and those seeking rest.

Stepping into Morocco is like journeying across time, where color, tradition, and nature combine to reveal the country’s spellbinding magic.

Aït Benhaddou | red-Earth Fortress Village

Highlights

Highlights

Located on the Atlantic coast, Hassan II Mosque is Morocco’s largest and the third largest in the world. Its 210-meter minaret and blend of Moroccan craftsmanship and modern engineering—like glass floors above the ocean—make it a rare Islamic marvel open to non-Muslim visitors.
Built in the 12th century, this kasbah combines Andalusian and Moorish styles. Within its blue-and-white walls lie ancient homes, serene gardens, and a museum. Overlooking the Atlantic and Bou Regreg River, it’s a perfect sunset and photography spot full of Moroccan heritage.
Tucked in the Rif Mountains, Chefchaouen is famous for its blue-painted buildings, a tradition rooted in Jewish symbolism. The tranquil town invites slow exploration through alleyways and artisanal shops—ideal for photography and cultural immersion.
The world’s largest car-free urban area, Fes’s medieval medina holds a maze of alleyways, tanneries, madrasas, and the world’s oldest university—Al-Qarawiyyin. Visiting here feels like stepping back in time into the heart of Islamic art and Moroccan craft.
From Fes, travel deep into the Sahara to Merzouga. Ride camels across sun-kissed dunes at sunset, camp under stars, and enjoy Berber music and cuisine. This unforgettable desert experience offers both stunning scenery and soul-stirring silence.
Todra Gorge, in the Atlas Mountains, features cliffs towering up to 300 meters. It's a haven for hikers and photographers. Walk along its stream-side paths, watch local Berbers pass with donkeys, and soak in the tranquil power of nature.
The soul of Marrakech beats in its vibrant medina and iconic square. Jemaa el-Fnaa buzzes with storytellers, snake charmers, food stalls, and musicians. It’s the ideal place to taste Moroccan street food, shop local crafts, and immerse yourself in local life.
Located on the Atlantic coast, Hassan II Mosque is Morocco’s largest and the third largest in the world. Its 210-meter minaret and blend of Moroccan craftsmanship and modern engineering—like glass floors above the ocean—make it a rare Islamic marvel open to non-Muslim visitors.
Built in the 12th century, this kasbah combines Andalusian and Moorish styles. Within its blue-and-white walls lie ancient homes, serene gardens, and a museum. Overlooking the Atlantic and Bou Regreg River, it’s a perfect sunset and photography spot full of Moroccan heritage.
Tucked in the Rif Mountains, Chefchaouen is famous for its blue-painted buildings, a tradition rooted in Jewish symbolism. The tranquil town invites slow exploration through alleyways and artisanal shops—ideal for photography and cultural immersion.
The world’s largest car-free urban area, Fes’s medieval medina holds a maze of alleyways, tanneries, madrasas, and the world’s oldest university—Al-Qarawiyyin. Visiting here feels like stepping back in time into the heart of Islamic art and Moroccan craft.
From Fes, travel deep into the Sahara to Merzouga. Ride camels across sun-kissed dunes at sunset, camp under stars, and enjoy Berber music and cuisine. This unforgettable desert experience offers both stunning scenery and soul-stirring silence.
Todra Gorge, in the Atlas Mountains, features cliffs towering up to 300 meters. It's a haven for hikers and photographers. Walk along its stream-side paths, watch local Berbers pass with donkeys, and soak in the tranquil power of nature.
The soul of Marrakech beats in its vibrant medina and iconic square. Jemaa el-Fnaa buzzes with storytellers, snake charmers, food stalls, and musicians. It’s the ideal place to taste Moroccan street food, shop local crafts, and immerse yourself in local life.

Tour Dates

  • Day1

    Casablanca – Rabat

    Arrive in Morocco's largest city, Casablanca, where you’ll be greeted by our local team. Begin your journey with an exterior visit to the Hassan II Mosque, perched on the Atlantic coast. This architectural marvel features the world’s third tallest minaret and combines traditional Moroccan craftsmanship with modern engineering—its glass floor reveals waves crashing beneath. Continue to Rabat, one of Morocco’s imperial cities, to explore the Kasbah of the Udayas with its Andalusian gardens, white-and-blue alleys, and sea views. Then visit the Hassan Tower and Mausoleum of Mohammed V, iconic symbols of Moroccan identity and monarchy.

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    Hotel Euphoriad Rabat

  • Day2

    Rabat – Chefchaouen – Fes

    After breakfast, head north to the legendary Chefchaouen, a charming town tucked in the Rif Mountains. Known for its countless shades of blue, the medina exudes tranquility and mysticism. Wander through narrow alleys, browse local crafts, and admire the town's striking harmony with nature. In the afternoon, continue to Fes, the spiritual and cultural heart of Morocco. Upon arrival, enjoy free time to explore the Old Medina, a UNESCO World Heritage Site filled with labyrinthine streets, lively souks, and centuries-old mosques and madrasas.

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    Riad Maison Bleue

  • Day3

    Fes – Merzouga (Sahara Desert)

    After breakfast, begin a scenic drive south, crossing the Middle Atlas Mountains. Pass through cedar forests and traditional Berber towns, with a chance to spot wild Barbary macaques. Arrive in Merzouga, the gateway to the Sahara. Mount a camel and trek across the golden dunes of Erg Chebbi at sunset—a surreal experience amid an endless sea of sand. Spend the night at a desert camp, enjoying traditional Berber music, a hearty Moroccan dinner, and the silent magic of the starlit desert sky.

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    Imperial Glory Luxury Camp

  • Day4

    Merzouga – Todra Gorge – Ouarzazate

    After breakfast, depart the desert and head west toward the Todra Gorge, one of Morocco’s most dramatic natural landscapes. Towering cliffs rise over 300 meters on either side of the narrow canyon, carved by the Todra River. Stroll along the gorge’s cool streambed, watching local Berbers traverse the paths with donkeys. Continue to Ouarzazate, a desert city known as the “Hollywood of Morocco.” Many major films have been shot here—such as Gladiator and Game of Thrones. Visit local film studios or relax and take in the unique architecture and oasis scenery.

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    Dar Amoudou

  • Day5

    Ouarzazate – Aït Benhaddou – Marrakech

    After breakfast, explore the iconic Aït Benhaddou, a red-earth ksar that once served as a caravan stop between the Sahara and Marrakech. Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, its stacked kasbahs and mountain views offer one of Morocco’s most cinematic scenes. Then drive through the scenic High Atlas Mountains via the Tizi n'Tichka Pass, with panoramic views of Berber villages and terraced fields. Arrive in Marrakech, a vibrant city brimming with culture, history, and energy. Optional: join a traditional Fantasia dinner show, complete with horse-riding displays, music, and Moroccan storytelling.

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    Les Jardins De La Medina

  • Day6

    Free Day in Marrakech

    Enjoy a full day to explore Marrakech at your own pace. Visit the lively Jemaa el-Fnaa Square, where snake charmers, drummers, storytellers, and food vendors bring the city to life. Recommended sites include the Koutoubia Mosque (exterior), the intricately decorated Bahia Palace, or the enchanting Majorelle Garden, with its cobalt-blue walls and exotic plants. In the evening, the square comes alive with aromas, performances, and market action. Optional: attend the Fantasia dinner for an immersive cultural experience with traditional music and dance.

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    Les Jardins De La Medina

  • Day7

    Marrakech – Casablanca Airport

    After breakfast, transfer to Casablanca Airport based on your flight schedule. Though your Moroccan adventure ends today, the memories of blue cities, desert sunsets, ancient medinas, and warm local hospitality will stay with you forever—a magical journey across color, culture, and time.

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    Night on board

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Magical North Africa: A 7-Day Morocco Discovery

Price per person (USD)

  • 2025 Nov
    USD2,200
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Included in the Price
  • Round-trip airport transfer
  • Accommodation and meals listed on schedule.
  • Private transportation with a professional driver throughout the journey
  • Professional English-speaking tour guide providing full-time escort and interpretation
  • All visits and entries to designated attractions listed in the itinerary
  • Admission fees to all included sites
  • Horse-drawn carriage ride experience in Marrakech
  • One small bottle of mineral water per person per day provided on the tour bus
  • 4X4 ride in Merzouga (4 people per vehicle) and one camel ride in the Sahara Desert
Not Included in Price
  • International and domestic airfares
  • Travel insurance, Visa application fee
  • Passport application fees
  • Gratuities for guide, driver, hotel, and restaurant staff
  • Porterage tips at airports and hotels
  • Beverages at hotels and restaurants
  • Any services not explicitly mentioned above

Information

Place of departure
Mohammed V International Airport, Casablanca
Departure day
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Accommodation
Hotel Euphoriad Rabat
Riad Maison Bleue
Imperial Glory Luxury Camp
Dar Amoudou
Les Jardins De La Medina
Minimum number of people
4 to 6 participants

Important notice for this itinerary

Notes on the itinerary

  • · Luggage Restriction: Due to space limitations, please bring a flexible soft-sided suitcase that is easy to pack and transport.

    · Force Majeure: In the event that the tour cannot proceed due to natural disasters, accidents, political unrest, war, strikes, or other unforeseeable circumstances, the tour may be canceled. We apologize for any inconvenience, but no guarantees or refunds will be provided in such cases.

    · Itinerary Adjustments: The order of the itinerary may be adjusted based on the professional judgment of the guide and driver. Local staff will handle arrangements flexibly to ensure a smooth travel experience.

    · Accommodation: Hotel accommodations may be adjusted to an equivalent level based on availability.

    · Group Travel Notice: This is a group tour. All activities and transportation will be conducted jointly with other group members. Please be informed in advance.

    · Luggage Responsibility: We are not liable for any loss, theft, or damage to your luggage. Please ensure that your belongings are properly secured and monitored at all times.

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