4DaysCasablanca → Marrakech
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Private 4-day tour from Casablanca to Marrakech: Rabat, Fes, Azrou cedar forest, a sunset camel trek and desert camp in
- 4 days · 3 nights
- 100% private
- 4.9 rated
What to expect on this 7-day private tour from Casablanca
A week across Morocco from Casablanca to Marrakech, north to south, with two nights in Chefchaouen so the blue city gets a free day rather than a rushed afternoon. From Casablanca you drive straight up into the Rif, then continue through Roman Volubilis and Meknes to Fes for a guided day in the medina.
South from Fes through Ifrane, the Azrou cedar forest and Midelt to Erfoud and Merzouga, arriving for a camel trek over Erg Chebbi and a night at a Berber camp. The last stretch runs west through the Todra gorge and the Dades valley, then Ait Ben Haddou and over the High Atlas into Marrakech. Six nights, private vehicle and driver-guide throughout, and every major region of the north and south covered once.
Photos from the Casablanca to Marrakech route
The landmarks you stop at between Casablanca and Marrakech
The full 7-day itinerary, day by day, with driving times
Your 7-day tour from Casablanca begins with a pickup from your hotel or the airport. You’ll pause in Casablanca to see the vast Hassan II Mosque, its minaret rising above the Atlantic, before heading north to Rabat, the capital.In Rabat you’ll stop at highlights such as the Hassan Tower and the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, then continue through the Rif foothills to Chefchaouen, Morocco’s blue-washed mountain town, for dinner and an overnight stay.
Accommodation: Dar Echchaouen or similar
Today is yours to explore Chefchaouen at leisure. Wander the blue-painted lanes of the medina, browse the artisan workshops around Plaza Uta el-Hammam, and visit the restored Kasbah and its quiet gardens.For a wider view, walk up to the Spanish Mosque on the hillside — especially beautiful at sunset, when the whole blue town glows beneath the Rif mountains. Overnight in Chefchaouen.
Accommodation: Dar Echchaouen or similar
After breakfast you’ll leave the Rif and travel south to the Roman city of Volubilis, a UNESCO World Heritage Site whose mosaics, capitol and triumphal arch are the best preserved in Morocco.You’ll continue to Meknes, the imperial city of Sultan Moulay Ismail, to see the monumental Bab Mansour gate, the royal granaries and El-Hedim square, before arriving in Fes for dinner and an overnight stay.
Accommodation: Riad Fes Salam or similar
A full guided day in Fes, Morocco’s spiritual and cultural capital. With a local guide you’ll explore the medieval medina of Fes el-Bali — a UNESCO World Heritage labyrinth of some 9,000 lanes.You’ll visit the Al-Qarawiyyin, the Bou Inania and Attarine madrasas, the famous Chouara tanneries and the artisan quarters of coppersmiths, weavers and potters, with time to browse the souks. Overnight in Fes.
Accommodation: Riad Fes Salam or similar
Today you cross the Middle Atlas toward the Sahara. You’ll pass through Ifrane, the alpine-style “Switzerland of Morocco,” and stop in the Azrou cedar forest to meet its troupe of wild Barbary macaques.Continuing via Midelt and the palm-lined Ziz Valley, the landscape turns steadily Saharan. By late afternoon you’ll reach Merzouga, where a camel carries you over the Erg Chebbi dunes to your desert camp — dinner, Berber drums and a night beneath the stars.
Accommodation: Tawada Desert Camp or similar
Rise early for sunrise over the Erg Chebbi dunes, then return by camel for breakfast at camp. You’ll head west, stopping at the lively souk town of Rissani and the Tafilalet palm groves.Next is Tinghir and the Todra Gorge, where cliffs nearly 300 metres high enclose a cool river — perfect for a short walk. The day ends in the green Dades Valley, with dinner and an overnight stay in a local hotel or riad.
Accommodation: Riad Paradise Dades or similar
After breakfast you’ll follow the Road of a Thousand Kasbahs through the Dades Valley and the Rose Valley of Kalaat M’Gouna to Ouarzazate, “the Hollywood of Africa,” with its Taourirt Kasbah and Atlas Film Studios.The final highlight is the fortified ksar of Ait Ben Haddou, a UNESCO World Heritage Site seen in Gladiator and Game of Thrones. After lunch you’ll cross the High Atlas via the Tizi n’Tichka pass (2,260 m) to Marrakech, where your tour ends at your accommodation.
The Casablanca to Marrakech route at a glance
An indicative overview of the route. Your private itinerary is flexible and tailored to you.
Exactly what this private 7-day tour price covers
Practical tips before your Morocco trip
Spring and autumn give the mildest weather; winter brings crisp, starry desert nights and summer suits early starts.
Layers for cool nights, sunscreen, a hat, comfortable shoes and a light scarf for the dunes.
100% private, so the pace is yours — ideal for couples, families and small groups.
Common questions about this 7-day tour from Casablanca
Yes. Every tour is completely private, with your own driver-guide and vehicle. You set the pace and can stop whenever you like.
Absolutely. Add nights, change the route, start from another city or swap stops. Tell us what you have in mind and we will tailor it around you.
Once we have agreed an itinerary we ask for a small deposit to secure your dates. The balance is simply paid at the start of your tour in Morocco.
Spring and autumn offer the mildest weather, but Morocco is a year-round destination. Tell us your dates and we will advise on the best route for the season.
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