15 days Grand Morocco tour

After breakfast, depart for Rabat, Morocco’s political capital. Visit the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, the Hassan Tower, the Royal Palace, and explore the picturesque Oudaya Kasbah overlooking the Bouregreg River. These landmarks highlight the city’s blend of Islamic, French, and traditional Moroccan architecture.

Continue along the Atlantic coast to Asilah, a beautifully preserved town known for its whitewashed medina, colorful murals, and sea-facing Portuguese ramparts.

Enjoy a seafood lunch before heading to Tangier. There, visit the ancient Medina, Cap Spartel—where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Mediterranean Sea—and the Caves of Hercules, steeped in legend. Explore the Grand Socco Plaza, once frequented by artists and writers like Matisse and Paul Bowles.

Check in at your accommodation and relax in Tangier.

After breakfast, travel through the scenic Rif Mountains to the magical town of Chefchaouen, famously painted in vibrant shades of blue.

Explore the medina’s winding alleys and discover Ras El-Maa spring, the Kasbah Museum, the Spanish Mosque, and the central Plaza Uta El-Hammam. Learn about the town’s Andalusian and Moorish roots while enjoying a calm, mystical atmosphere.

This photogenic town is often called one of the most beautiful in the world—truly a highlight of your Moroccan tour.

Overnight in Chefchaouen.

Leave Chefchaouen behind and head south to Volubilis, the best-preserved Roman site in Morocco. Enjoy a guided tour through ancient ruins, including mosaics, baths, and temples dating back to the 3rd century BC.

Next, visit Meknes, a 17th-century imperial city. Explore the grand Bab Mansour gate, Lahdim Square, Royal Stables, and Bassin Souani. Stop at the Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail, a key figure in Moroccan history.

Continue to Fes, Morocco’s oldest imperial city, where your charming riad awaits.

Start your day with breakfast, then embark on a walking and panoramic tour of Fes with a local guide.

See the Blue Gate (Bab Boujloud)

Stroll through the Mellah (Jewish Quarter)

Visit the Royal Palace with its seven golden doors

Enjoy panoramic views from Borj Sud fortress

Explore the famous Chouara Tanneries

Visit a ceramic workshop to witness Fassi craftsmanship

Step inside Bou Inania Madrasa and Al-Qarawiyyin University, the world’s oldest university founded by Fatima al-Fihri

Tour Al-Attarine Madrasa, Nejjarine Museum, and the Mausoleum of Moulay Idriss

Enjoy a traditional lunch in the Medina before returning to your riad. A memorable day immersed in the spiritual, academic, and artistic heart of Morocco.

Depart Fes after breakfast, beginning your journey to the Sahara Desert. Along the way:

Visit Ifrane, dubbed the “Switzerland of Morocco,” known for its alpine architecture and cleanliness.

Drive through the Middle Atlas Mountains, stopping in cedar forests where you may spot Barbary apes.

Have lunch in the mountain town of Zayda.

Pass through the lush Ziz Valley, home to Morocco’s largest palm groves.

In the late afternoon, reach Erg Chebbi in Merzouga. Ride camels across the dunes at sunset and arrive at a luxury desert camp. Enjoy dinner, Berber music, and stargazing under the Sahara sky.

Overnight in the desert camp.

Rise early for a magical Sahara sunrise, followed by breakfast.

Enjoy an optional quad bike adventure or visit:

Berber farms and ingenious underground irrigation systems

Flamingo Lake (Dayet Srij) – home to rare birds and desert wildlife

The village of Khamlia, known for Gnawa music, a heritage of African slaves turned musicians

A nomadic Berber family, offering an authentic cultural encounter

Savor a Berber pizza lunch, then unwind at your Merzouga riad or hotel. Optional swimming or sunset dune walk.

Overnight in Merzouga.

After breakfast, head toward Erfoud, famous for fossils and dates. You may visit a fossil workshop showcasing ancient marine specimens.

Continue to Todra Gorges, where sheer cliffs rise 400 meters above a crystal-clear river. Enjoy a walk through this dramatic natural wonder.

Then drive through the stunning Dades Valley, home to fascinating rock formations known as “Monkey Fingers.” Along the way, admire mud-brick kasbahs, rose fields, and almond groves.

Arrive at your hotel in Dades Valley for dinner and a peaceful night’s rest.

After a restful night in the heart of the scenic Dades Valley, begin your journey to the Valley of Roses and the town of Kalaat M’Gouna, renowned for its fragrant Damask roses and the annual Rose Festival, where “Miss Rose of Morocco” is crowned in May.

Travel along the legendary Road of a Thousand Kasbahs, through Berber villages and ancient earth castles, until you reach the lush Skoura Oasis, a UNESCO-protected area filled with majestic kasbahs. Visit the well-preserved Kasbah Amridil, dating back to the 17th century, and explore its museum and exhibits showcasing traditional Moroccan life.

Continue toward Ouarzazate, the "Hollywood of Africa," known for its cinematic legacy and desert backdrop. You may stop for photos or explore one of the city’s famed film studios.

In the afternoon, visit the iconic Ksar Ait Benhaddou, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Morocco’s most breathtaking fortified villages. This 14th-century ksar has featured in countless films and series, including Gladiator, Game of Thrones, and Prince of Persia. Its red clay architecture and historical ambiance make it a must-see destination.

Overnight in Ouarzazate.

Depart Ouarzazate and head to Taznakht, a town famous for Berber rugs, then journey through the beautiful Anti-Atlas Mountains to Taliouine, Morocco’s saffron capital. This region produces the world's highest-quality saffron and hosts the International Saffron Festival each November.

Continue to Taroudant, often called the “Grandmother of Marrakech.” This 16th-century city is enclosed by impressive 8 km-long ramparts—the largest archaeological walls in Africa and the third largest in the world. Explore its artisan markets offering jewelry, carpets, and traditional crafts.

After lunch, continue to the coastal city of Agadir, southern Morocco’s most popular beach destination. With over 300 days of sunshine a year, Agadir boasts golden beaches, a laid-back lifestyle, and a perfect mix of European and Moroccan culture.

Visit the Crocoparc, Morocco’s only crocodile zoo, housing over 300 Nile crocodiles, along with tortoises, anacondas, pythons, and exotic plants. End the day with a visit to the Agadir Oufella ruins, offering stunning views over the Atlantic coastline and cityscape—especially magical at sunset.

Overnight in Agadir.

After a seaside breakfast or lunch in Agadir, continue your Morocco tour along the scenic Atlantic coast road toward the enchanting town of Essaouira.

Pass through the world’s largest Argan forest, unique to Morocco. Stop at a women’s cooperative producing Argan oil, where you’ll learn about the oil extraction process and see the famous goats that climb Argan trees.

Arrive in Essaouira, the “Jewel of the Atlantic.” This coastal gem is known for its windsurfing, serene beaches, and UNESCO-listed Medina. Built in the 18th century with Portuguese influence, the city served as a major trading port between Morocco, Europe, and sub-Saharan Africa.

Once in Essaouira, enjoy a sunset walk along the beach or join optional activities like camel rides, horseback riding, or ATV adventures.

Overnight in Essaouira.

Spend the day uncovering the magic of Essaouira, a laid-back town with a rich history and vibrant artisan scene.

Walk in the footsteps of Jimi Hendrix, Bob Marley, and Cat Stevens as you explore its winding streets. Visit the old fish market, the historic seaport, and see skilled artisans—silversmiths, woodworkers, and painters—at work in the Medina.

Admire the Portuguese ramparts and enjoy panoramic views of the Atlantic. Wander through local souks, art galleries, and workshops. For lunch, savor fresh seafood at a local beachfront restaurant.

Enjoy the rest of your day relaxing on the beach or shopping in the souks.

Overnight in Essaouira.

Leave the coast and journey inland to the vibrant city of Marrakech, where you’ll enjoy a full-day guided tour with a local expert.

Explore the ancient UNESCO-listed Medina, dating back to the Berber civilization over 1,700 years ago. Your cultural immersion includes:

Bahia Palace – a stunning 19th-century masterpiece of Moroccan-Andalusian design

Ben Youssef Madrasa – one of the most important Islamic colleges in North Africa

Koutoubia Mosque – the tallest and most famous mosque in Marrakech

Saadian Tombs – resting place of the Saadian dynasty kings

Majorelle Garden – a tranquil botanical oasis restored by Yves Saint Laurent

Jemaa el-Fna Square – the heart of Marrakech, alive with snake charmers, storytellers, street performers, and bustling souks

This day will immerse you in the exotic ambiance, architecture, and rhythm of Marrakech.

Overnight in Marrakech.

Enjoy a relaxing free day to explore Marrakech at your own pace.

You may choose to revisit the souks for shopping, experience a traditional Moroccan hammam, visit more museums or gardens, or simply enjoy mint tea in a rooftop café overlooking the Medina.

Overnight in Marrakech.

Your 15-day adventure concludes with a transfer to Marrakech Menara International Airport or Casablanca Mohammed V Airport for your departure flight.

We hope this unforgettable Morocco Grand Tour has left you with lifelong memories, captivating landscapes, and a deep appreciation of Moroccan heritage and hospitality.

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