Two weeks in Morocco is the ultimate gift you can give yourself — enough time to discover the country’s extraordinary diversity without ever feeling rushed. This Morocco Itinerary 2 Weeks from Casablanca is a grand circuit of the country, weaving together its most iconic experiences: the Atlantic coast and imperial capitals of the north, the legendary Blue City of Chefchaouen, the Roman ruins of Volubilis, the ancient medina of Fes, the golden Saharan dunes of Merzouga, the canyon landscapes of the south, the vibrant Red City of Marrakech, and the wind-swept Atlantic port of Essaouira.
What distinguishes this itinerary is its depth. Two nights in Chefchaouen, two nights in Fes, two nights in the Merzouga desert, two guided days in Marrakech, and a coastal leg through Tangier and the northern coast before heading south — this is not a highlights tour but a complete and richly layered Moroccan experience.
Every element is handled privately, with your own dedicated vehicle, driver, and guide throughout.
– Admiring the architectural splendour of the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca
– Discovering the Mediterranean coast and the vibrant port city of Tangier
– Strolling through the captivating blue-hued lanes of Chefchaouen
– Marvelling at the ancient Roman ruins of Volubilis
– Navigating the intricate streets of the Fes Medina with a specialist guide
– Riding camels through the Erg Chebbi dunes at golden hour
– Sleeping under the stars in a luxury private desert camp
– Spending a full day exploring the Merzouga desert
– Visiting a nomadic Berber family in the Sahara
– Walking through the spectacular Todra Canyon
– Visiting the UNESCO Kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou
– Exploring Marrakech’s souks, palaces, and landmarks with a local guide
– Discovering the coastal charm and medina of Essaouira
– Returning to Casablanca with unforgettable memories
DAY 1: CASABLANCA → RABAT
Your 14-day adventure begins with a warm airport welcome at Mohammed V International Airport in Casablanca. After visiting the Hassan II Mosque — one of the most magnificent religious buildings in the world — the journey heads north to Rabat, Morocco’s graceful capital. The Hassan Tower, the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, and the ancient Oudayas Kasbah provide a rich introduction to Morocco’s imperial heritage. Overnight in Rabat.
DAY 2: RABAT → ASILAH → TANGIER
After breakfast, the road heads north along the Atlantic coast to Asilah — a small, whitewashed coastal town with Portuguese ramparts and a medina adorned with colourful murals. Asilah’s relaxed pace and artistic community make it a delightful stopover.
Continuing north to Tangier — Morocco’s most cosmopolitan city, perched at the meeting point of the Atlantic and Mediterranean, Africa and Europe. The Kasbah, the old medina, and the legendary Café Hafa overlooking the Strait of Gibraltar all reward exploration. Overnight in Tangier.
DAY 3: TANGIER → CHEFCHAOUEN
Departing Tangier, the drive south into the Rif Mountains leads to Chefchaouen — one of Morocco’s most beloved and photogenic destinations. The Blue City’s medina is a dreamlike network of blue-painted lanes, flowering plants, and cedar-scented air. Arrive in the afternoon and spend the evening wandering freely. Overnight in Chefchaouen.
DAY 4: FULL DAY TO EXPLORE CHEFCHAOUEN
An entire day in Chefchaouen. Wander the medina’s alleyways in the early morning light, explore the artisan workshops selling hand-woven blankets and local crafts, visit the central Plaza Uta el-Hammam, and hike above the town to the Spanish Mosque for a panoramic view of the Blue City against the backdrop of the Rif Mountains. The afternoon and evening are yours to enjoy at your own pace.
DAY 5: CHEFCHAOUEN → VOLUBILIS → MEKNES → FES
A final morning stroll through Chefchaouen before the drive south. Your first stop is Volubilis — a UNESCO World Heritage Site of extraordinary Roman ruins set on a hilltop above the Meknes plain. Mosaics, triumphal arches, and ancient columns stand in remarkable condition, offering a vivid glimpse into Morocco’s pre-Islamic past.
From Volubilis, you continue to Meknes — the imperial city of Sultan Moulay Ismail and one of Morocco’s most underappreciated destinations. The monumental Bab Mansour gate, the royal granaries, and the ancient stables are among the highlights before the final stretch to Fes.
DAY 6: GUIDED TOUR OF FES
A full day exploring Fes el-Bali — the ancient walled city that is arguably the most complex and captivating urban environment in all of Africa. Your local specialist guide leads you through the Chouara Tanneries, the Bou Inania Madrasa, the Al-Qarawiyyin Mosque and University (the world’s oldest), the Jewish Mellah, and the countless artisan souks that fill the medina’s winding lanes. A day of pure, living heritage.
DAY 7: FES → IFRANE → MIDDLE ATLAS MOUNTAINS → ZIZ VALLEY → MERZOUGA DESERT
An early departure south through the cedar forests of the Middle Atlas, past Azrou and its Barbary macaques, through the alpine town of Ifrane, and down into the long, lush Ziz Valley. By late afternoon the dunes of Erg Chebbi appear on the horizon — a breathtaking sight. Your camel carries you into the dunes for the golden-hour sunset, arriving at the luxury desert camp for dinner and an evening of Berber music under an infinite sky.
DAY 8: EXPLORATION DAY OF THE MERZOUGA DESERT
A full day dedicated to the Sahara. After the sunrise, a 4×4 excursion takes you deep into the desert — including a visit to a nomadic Berber family who will welcome you with tea and stories. The afternoon is open for sandboarding, dune walks, and photography. A sunset camel ride and a final night of music and stargazing at the camp.
DAY 9: MERZOUGA DESERT → RISSANI → TODRA GORGE → DADES GORGE
Sunrise over the dunes, then breakfast and departure west. Rissani — the historic market town at the edge of the Sahara — is worth a stop before continuing to the Todra Gorge, where towering limestone walls press close above a clear mountain stream in one of Morocco’s most dramatic natural settings. The afternoon drive ends in the Dades Gorge for the night.
DAY 10: DADES GORGE → OUARZAZATE → AIT BEN HADDOU → HIGH ATLAS MOUNTAINS → MARRAKECH
The penultimate road day. Ouarzazate — Africa’s cinematic capital — leads to the magnificent Kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou, a UNESCO World Heritage Site of extraordinary earthen architecture. After the kasbah, the High Atlas Mountains provide a dramatic crossing via the Tizi n’Tichka Pass before the descent into Marrakech.
DAY 11: GUIDED TOUR OF MARRAKECH
A full day in Marrakech with a local specialist guide. The Bahia Palace, the Ben Youssef Madrasa, the tanneries, the Saadian Tombs, the Mellah, and the legendary Jemaa el-Fnaa Square — all brought to life with expert knowledge and local insight. The afternoon is yours to explore the souks and hidden corners of the medina independently.
DAY 12: MARRAKECH → ESSAOUIRA
A day on the Atlantic coast. The road west from Marrakech through the argan forests leads to Essaouira — a UNESCO-listed coastal medina of Portuguese ramparts, blue-painted boats, and the constant sound of wind and waves. The city’s vibrant art scene, gnawa music, and fresh seafood make it one of Morocco’s most distinctive destinations.
DAY 13: ESSAOUIRA → CASABLANCA
The final road day. The Atlantic coastal highway leads north through Morocco’s argan country back toward Casablanca, where the journey began. The sea has accompanied this journey at its start and its end.
DAY 14: CONCLUSION OF YOUR TWO WEEKS IN MOROCCO
A final morning in Casablanca before your departure transfer to Mohammed V International Airport. Two weeks of Morocco — cities, desert, mountains, and coast — drawn to a close.
– Please share dietary requirements when booking.
– All vehicles are air-conditioned and well maintained.
– The itinerary is fully customisable — any section can be adjusted to your preferences.
– Nomadic family visit location may vary depending on the day.
– Entrance fees to monuments, kasbahs, and archaeological sites are not included.
– Airport pick-up and drop-off (Casablanca)
– Private air-conditioned 4×4, van, or minibus
– English-speaking driver/guide (other languages on request)
– Local guides for Fes (Day 6) and Marrakech (Day 11)
– 13 nights accommodation with breakfast
– Dinner at desert camp, Merzouga riad, and Dades Gorge hotel
– Camel trekking experience
– Sandboarding
– Lunches and beverages
– Dinner in Rabat, Tangier, Chefchaouen, Fes, Marrakech, Essaouira, and Casablanca
– Entrance fees where applicable
– Tips (optional but appreciated)
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Paying for your tour is straightforward. A small upfront deposit is required at the time of booking to secure your spot — this can be sent via PayPal, bank transfer, or Wise. The outstanding balance is then settled directly with your driver or guide on the first day of your trip, accepted in euros, US dollars, or Moroccan dirhams.
Morocco’s official currency is the Moroccan Dirham (MAD). While major hotels and larger establishments tend to accept credit cards, smaller markets and towns generally operate on a cash-only basis, so it’s advisable to carry local currency.
Absolutely. The tour can be fully tailored to match your preferences — whether that means adding extra destinations, upgrading your accommodation, or switching to alternative transport such as a private 4×4 vehicle.
Yes, camel rides are commonly included in desert tour packages, typically used to cross the dunes on the way to your overnight camp.
Camel rides are a standard part of desert experiences and are used to reach the overnight camp by crossing the dunes.
Guests stay in traditional Berber-style tents within a desert camp setting. Amenities include comfortable bedding, warm blankets, shared or private bathroom facilities (depending on the camp category), and a shared dining area for meals and socializing.
The policy varies based on how far in advance you cancel relative to your departure date. A booking deposit is required to hold your reservation, and partial or full refunds may apply depending on the notice given.
