13 Days Luxury Tour from Casablanca

Day 1 :Welcome to Casablanca

Your private Morocco tour begins in Casablanca, Morocco’s cosmopolitan gateway. Upon arrival, your personal driver will greet you with a warm welcome and ensure a smooth transfer to your elegant hotel. Depending on your arrival time, you may wish to explore the city’s highlights with a flexible itinerary designed for comfort and ease.

If time allows, visit the magnificent Hassan II Mosque, one of the largest and most beautifully situated mosques in the world, perched dramatically over the Atlantic Ocean. Its marble floors, cedar ceilings, and hand-carved zellij mosaics showcase Morocco’s masterful craftsmanship.

Stroll along the Corniche of Ain Diab, where modern cafés overlook the sea, and feel the pulse of Casablanca’s coastal life. 

The first evening invites you to unwind and recover from your flight. Relax in your suite, enjoy the hotel’s spa, or toast to the beginning of your 13 Days Morocco Luxury Tour from Casablanca with a glass of mint tea as the city lights shimmer outside your window.

Day 2 :Casablanca, Rabat, and Chefchaouen

After a leisurely breakfast, your 13 Days Morocco Luxury Tour from Casablanca continues northward along the Atlantic coastline toward Morocco’s refined capital — Rabat, a city that blends history, elegance, and serenity. Here, ancient fortresses stand beside tranquil gardens, and the rhythm of the ocean mirrors the calm sophistication of this royal city.

Your exploration begins at the Kasbah of the Udayas, a UNESCO World Heritage site where narrow blue-and-white alleys lead to stunning views over the Atlantic. The Andalusian Gardens nearby offer a quiet retreat — a fragrant oasis of orange blossoms and palms.

Next, visit the Hassan Tower and Mohammed V Mausoleum, two architectural masterpieces that symbolize Morocco’s continuity and grace. The marble-clad mausoleum, guarded by royal horsemen, honors the late king and his sons — a place of dignity and national pride.

Before leaving Rabat, discover the Chellah Necropolis, an evocative site that combines Roman ruins with Islamic tombs. Birds nest among crumbling arches, and the call of storks echoes softly across centuries of history.

By late afternoon, your private driver escorts you into the Rif Mountains, where the legendary Chefchaouen awaits. Known as the Blue Pearl of Morocco, this town enchants travelers with its sky-colored walls, peaceful charm, and mountain air.

Arrive at your luxury riad in time to relax on a rooftop terrace as the sun sets over the blue medina — the perfect introduction to northern Morocco’s magic.

Day 3 :Discovering Chefchaouen – The Blue Pearl of Morocco

Wake up surrounded by shades of blue — a color that defines Chefchaouen, Morocco’s most photogenic and serene town. After breakfast, your local guide will lead you on a private walking tour through the medina, where each corner tells a story painted in indigo hues.

Begin in the heart of the old town, Plaza Uta el-Hammam, a charming square lined with cafés and overlooked by the 15th-century Kasbah. Climb its tower for sweeping views over the medina and the surrounding Rif Mountains.

As you wander through the winding lanes, admire handwoven textiles, pottery, and natural dyes sold by local artisans — each piece a tribute to the town’s Andalusian roots. Stop for a refreshing mint tea at a café tucked among the blue walls, where life moves at a slower, more poetic pace.

For lunch, experience authentic Moroccan hospitality with a home-cooked meal shared with a local family. Enjoy traditional dishes like couscous or tagine prepared with organic mountain herbs, while listening to stories of daily life in this tranquil city.

In the afternoon, visit Ras El-Ma, a small waterfall where locals gather to cool off and wash clothes, before hiking up to the Spanish Mosque perched on a nearby hill. From here, the panorama of the blue city at sunset is nothing short of breathtaking — an unforgettable view that captures the essence of Morocco’s quiet beauty.

As night falls, return to your riad for dinner or a relaxing evening under the stars, savoring the peaceful rhythm of Chefchaouen.

Day 4 :Chefchaouen, Volubilis, Meknes, and Fes

After breakfast, your 13 Days Morocco Luxury Tour from Casablanca leaves the tranquil blue tones of Chefchaouen and heads south through olive groves and rolling hills toward Morocco’s spiritual heart — Fes. En route, the journey unfolds into a day rich in history, culture, and architecture, with two unforgettable stops: Volubilis and Meknes.

Your first destination is Volubilis, one of North Africa’s best-preserved Roman archaeological sites and a UNESCO World Heritage treasure. Walk among majestic ruins that tell stories of an empire long past — marble columns, triumphal arches, and mosaic floors that once decorated grand villas. The intricate patterns depicting gods, myths, and daily life still shimmer under the Moroccan sun, offering a timeless glimpse into ancient civilization.

Continue to Meknes, an imperial city founded by Sultan Moulay Ismail, known as the “Versailles of Morocco.” Visit Bab Mansour, the monumental gate that guards the entrance to the old medina, celebrated for its striking zellij tilework and Arabic calligraphy. Wander through Lahdim Square, where spice merchants and storytellers keep the city’s old spirit alive.

Then, explore Heri es-Souani, the granaries and stables of Moulay Ismail — an impressive display of 17th-century engineering designed to store grain and shelter thousands of royal horses. Nearby, the Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail offers a serene space adorned with exquisite carvings and tilework, reflecting the sultan’s architectural legacy.

As the afternoon fades, your luxury journey takes you onward to Fes, where your luxury riad awaits. Step inside this world of carved wood, mosaics, and courtyards — an oasis of calm in Morocco’s oldest medina.

Day 5 :Exploring Fes – A Journey Through Time

Fes is not merely a destination — it’s an experience that engages every sense. Today, your private luxury Morocco tour invites you to unravel the stories woven into its thousand-year-old medina, a labyrinth of alleys, mosques, and artisan workshops that feels untouched by time.

Begin your journey at the Merenid Tombs, perched on a hill offering panoramic views of the ancient city. These 14th-century tombs are silent witnesses to Morocco’s dynastic history and provide an extraordinary vantage point for photography.

Descend into the medina to visit a traditional pottery workshop, where skilled craftsmen shape and paint ceramics using ancestral techniques. The rhythmic sound of chisels and brushes fills the air — a living symphony of Fes’s artistic heritage.

Outside the Royal Palace (Dar el-Makhzen), marvel at its massive bronze doors and intricate zellij tiles, a masterpiece of Moroccan artistry. Continue to Bab Bou Jeloud, the “Blue Gate,” which marks the entrance to the vibrant old city.

Inside, wander through the souks filled with the scent of spices, leather, and cedarwood. Visit the Al-Qarawiyyin Mosque and University, founded in 859 AD — the world’s oldest continuously operating university — and the nearby Bou Inania Madrasa, a jewel of Islamic architecture with carved stucco and cedar ceilings.

Your guide then leads you to the Chouara Tannery, where colorful vats of natural dyes create one of Morocco’s most photographed scenes. From a nearby terrace, watch the age-old process of leather dyeing — an iconic sight of Fes.

After a day immersed in art, history, and craftsmanship, enjoy dinner at a traditional Moroccan restaurant in the medina. The soft glow of lanterns, the fragrance of saffron, and the rhythm of Andalusian music make it an evening to remember.

Day 6 :Fes, Ifrane, Azrou, Merzouga

After breakfast, your 13 Days Morocco Luxury Tour from Casablanca takes you on a spectacular journey from the ancient medina of Fes to the endless dunes of Merzouga — one of Morocco’s most breathtaking transitions, from cedar forests to the golden silence of the Sahara.

Your morning begins with a scenic drive through the Middle Atlas Mountains, where the landscape transforms dramatically. The first stop is Ifrane, often called “the Switzerland of Morocco,” a charming alpine-style town known for its crisp air, European-inspired architecture, and serene parks. Stroll along its clean boulevards, admire the Lion Stone sculpture carved by a World War II prisoner, and take in the peaceful atmosphere.

Next, visit the Cedar Forest of Azrou, home to the playful Barbary macaque monkeys. Under towering cedar trees, enjoy a quiet moment surrounded by nature — a sharp contrast to the urban energy of Fes. Continue through Midelt, nestled between the Middle and High Atlas ranges, where you’ll pause for a leisurely lunch featuring local mountain cuisine.

As the road descends southward, the terrain changes from mountain greens to desert ochres. A panoramic stop at the Ziz Valley reveals an oasis of palm trees stretching along the riverbed — a preview of the desert’s beauty.

By late afternoon, the first dunes of Erg Chebbi rise on the horizon. Upon arrival in Merzouga, you’ll trade your vehicle for a camel, gliding through golden sands as the sun sets in a blaze of color. Arrive at your luxury desert camp, where Berber hospitality awaits with mint tea and warm smiles.

Tonight, dine under a canopy of stars, savoring traditional tagine and live desert music around the fire — a moment that defines the soul of Moroccan luxury travel.

Day 7 :Exploring the Sahara & Nomadic Culture

Wake up early to one of Morocco’s most breathtaking experiences — sunrise over the dunes of Erg Chebbi. As golden light cascades across the desert, the sand glows in a palette of orange and rose. After breakfast at camp, your camel ride or 4×4 transfer returns you to your hotel, where a new day of discovery begins.

Start your morning at Dayet Sriji, the seasonal Merzouga Lake, a peaceful haven for migratory birds, including flamingos. The quiet of the lake against the dunes creates a rare desert contrast — one of nature’s hidden miracles.

Continue to Hassi Labied Oasis, a lush pocket of green sustained by ancient irrigation channels. Here, you’ll walk among date palms and small family farms that have thrived for generations, offering a glimpse into life on the desert’s edge.

Next, visit Khamlia Village, known for its Gnawa musicians — descendants of West African nomads who preserve centuries-old rhythms through hypnotic drumming and chants. Share tea with the musicians and feel the heartbeat of the Sahara through their music.

For lunch, choose between a desert picnic — complete with freshly baked medfouna, known as “Berber pizza” — or an intimate home-cooked meal with a local family, where you’ll enjoy warm hospitality and flavorful traditional dishes.

In the afternoon, visit Rissani, a historical town that once served as a major stop for caravans traveling between Mali and Marrakech. Wander through its authentic souks, filled with spices, carpets, and hand-crafted treasures.

End your day with a visit to an ancient ksar, a fortified village made of sun-dried mud. Its narrow lanes and silent courtyards transport you back to a simpler time. Return to your hotel in Merzouga and relax by the pool as the desert stars emerge once more.

Day 8 :Merzouga to Boumaln Dades

After breakfast, your 13 Days Morocco Luxury Tour from Casablanca continues with a journey that reveals the dramatic shift from the vast dunes of the Sahara to the rugged canyons of the Atlas foothills. You’ll travel through landscapes so diverse they seem to belong to different worlds.

Your first stop is Rissani, a historic desert town and former capital of the Alaouite dynasty. Stroll through its lively traditional souks, where merchants trade spices, handmade textiles, and desert fossils. The earthy aroma of cumin and saffron fills the air as you walk past stands of dates — the region’s most prized fruit.

From there, continue toward Tinerhir, a lush town surrounded by palm groves and framed by mountains. Soon, you’ll arrive at the awe-inspiring Todra Gorges, where towering limestone cliffs rise nearly 300 meters high. Take a leisurely walk through the narrow canyon, listening to the echo of the Todra River as it flows between the walls — a favorite spot for hikers and photographers alike.

Enjoy a relaxed lunch at a local restaurant near the gorge before continuing west through the Dades Valley, often called the “Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs.” The route offers unforgettable views of red rock formations, ancient fortresses, and Berber villages clinging to the cliffs. Stop at a scenic viewpoint to admire the famous “Monkey Fingers,” a fascinating natural rock formation that looks sculpted by hand.

Arrive in Boumalne Dades by late afternoon. Your luxury riad awaits with a warm welcome, panoramic views, and a tranquil atmosphere — the perfect place to unwind after a day of exploration. Enjoy dinner on the terrace as the sun sets behind the canyon walls, painting the valley in shades of gold and crimson.

Day 9 :Boumalne Dades → Aït Ben Haddou → Marrakech

This morning, your private Morocco tour leads you westward through some of Morocco’s most iconic landscapes — from the dramatic cliffs of Dades to the cinematic splendor of Aït Ben Haddou and finally, to the vibrant heart of Marrakech.

Depart Boumalne Dades and journey through the Valley of Roses, famous for its fragrant blooms harvested each spring to create the world’s finest rosewater. The road weaves through charming Berber villages before reaching the Skoura Oasis, a lush labyrinth of palm groves and hidden kasbahs that stand as living reminders of Morocco’s oasis culture.

Your next stop is Ouarzazate, often called the “Hollywood of Africa.” Explore the Kasbah of Taourirt, once the residence of the powerful Glaoui family. Its mud-brick towers and intricately decorated rooms provide a glimpse into Morocco’s architectural splendor. Then, visit the Ouarzazate film studios, where iconic productions such as Gladiator and Game of Thrones were filmed.

Continue to Aït Ben Haddou, Morocco’s most famous ksar and a UNESCO World Heritage site. This fortified village, with its striking red-earth architecture, rises from the desert like a mirage. Wander through its maze-like alleys and imagine the caravans that once passed through here, linking the Sahara to Marrakech.

As your journey progresses, ascend the High Atlas Mountains via the winding Tizi n’Tichka Pass, reaching elevations of over 2,200 meters. The panoramic views of valleys, villages, and rugged peaks are breathtaking. Stop for tea at a mountain café before beginning your descent toward Marrakech.

By evening, you’ll arrive in the Red City, where tradition and modernity meet in perfect harmony. Check into your luxury riad and relax as the sounds of distant music and the scent of jasmine drift through the air — your first taste of Marrakech’s enchantment.

Day 10 :Exploring Marrakech with a Local Guide

Welcome to Marrakech, the beating heart of Moroccan culture and artistry — where every sound, scent, and sight tells a story. Today, your 13 Days Luxury Tour from Casablanca invites you to experience the city’s timeless allure with your private local guide, blending centuries-old heritage with modern elegance.

Begin your journey at the Bahia Palace, a 19th-century architectural masterpiece built for the Grand Vizier of the Sultan. Its mosaic courtyards, carved cedar ceilings, and tranquil gardens embody the splendor of Moroccan craftsmanship.

Next, admire the majestic Koutoubia Mosque, the city’s most famous landmark, whose towering minaret inspired countless architectural works across the Islamic world. Though non-Muslims cannot enter, its symmetry and serenity can be appreciated from the surrounding gardens.

A short stroll leads you to the Ben Youssef Madrasa, once one of North Africa’s most prestigious Islamic schools. Its zellij-tiled courtyards and carved stucco walls are among the finest examples of Moroccan design.

As you venture into the souks of Marrakech, prepare for a feast of color and energy. Wander through labyrinthine alleys where artisans hammer brass, dye leather, and weave vibrant carpets — a living museum of craftsmanship. Don’t miss the Mellah, the old Jewish quarter, offering a quieter contrast with hidden synagogues and spice markets perfumed with cinnamon and saffron.

For lunch, indulge in a gourmet meal at a traditional riad restaurant, where Moroccan flavors are elevated to art — from slow-cooked lamb tagine with apricots to delicate almond pastries.

In the afternoon, step into the serene Majorelle Garden, a tranquil sanctuary of exotic plants and cobalt-blue architecture once owned by Yves Saint Laurent. Its vibrant hues and peaceful atmosphere offer the perfect retreat before sunset.

As evening falls, head to Jemaa el-Fnaa, Marrakech’s legendary main square, where snake charmers, storytellers, and musicians come alive under the night sky. This dazzling chaos embodies the city’s magic — an experience that will stay with you forever.

Day 11 – Day Trip to Essaouira

Today, your private Morocco luxury tour takes you west to the Atlantic coast — to Essaouira, a charming seaside town where art, history, and ocean breeze meet in perfect harmony.

Leaving Marrakech behind, you’ll cross the rolling plains of Haouz and pass through Argan oil cooperatives, where Berber women handcraft Morocco’s famous golden oil. Learn about the traditional process — from cracking the nuts to producing this natural treasure used in both cuisine and cosmetics.

Upon arrival in Essaouira, the scent of the sea and the cry of seagulls welcome you to one of Morocco’s most captivating destinations. Once known as Mogador, this UNESCO-listed port city enchants with its whitewashed walls, blue shutters, and laid-back artistic vibe.

Begin your exploration at the Skala de la Kasbah, an 18th-century seafront bastion lined with bronze cannons overlooking the crashing waves. The views of the Atlantic are spectacular, especially as fishing boats return to port. Stroll through the medina, where narrow alleys reveal artisan workshops selling wooden marquetry, textiles, and paintings — a paradise for collectors and dreamers alike.

For lunch, enjoy freshly grilled seafood at the harbor — lobster, sea bream, and calamari cooked to perfection and served with lemon and local spices.

In the afternoon, walk along the windswept Essaouira Beach, a favorite spot for kite surfers, or relax at a stylish ocean-view café. The town’s relaxed pace and coastal charm make it a soothing counterpoint to Marrakech’s intensity.

As the sun sets over the Atlantic, your driver will escort you back to Marrakech, where you’ll return to your riad for a restful evening.

Day 12 :Free Day in Marrakech: Your Day, Your Way

After days of adventure and discovery across Morocco, today is yours to embrace Marrakech at your own rhythm. This free day in the 13 Days Morocco Luxury Tour from Casablanca allows you to indulge in experiences that match your personal style — whether that means deep relaxation, cultural immersion, or thrilling exploration.

For those who wish to begin the morning in grandeur, embark on a hot air balloon flight over the Palmeraie or the foothills of the Atlas Mountains. As the sun rises over the desert plains, the soft light paints Marrakech in gold and rose hues — an unforgettable sight best enjoyed with a glass of mint tea served upon landing.

If you prefer a slower pace, pamper yourself with a luxury hammam and spa ritual in one of Marrakech’s finest wellness retreats. Let time stand still as aromatic oils, eucalyptus steam, and gentle massage techniques restore your energy — the ultimate Moroccan wellness experience.

Culture lovers might choose to revisit the souks of Marrakech, this time at leisure. Discover hidden artisan workshops, shop for handwoven rugs, brass lanterns, or spices, and enjoy the art of bargaining in a relaxed atmosphere. A private cooking class with a local chef can also be arranged, teaching you the secrets of Morocco’s celebrated dishes like couscous, tagine, and pastilla.

For a romantic or reflective afternoon, head to one of the city’s rooftop terraces for mint tea and panoramic views of the medina. Alternatively, venture to the peaceful Agafay Desert, just outside the city, for a short sunset excursion or dinner under the stars — the perfect finale to your Moroccan journey.

No matter how you choose to spend it, this day of freedom lets you reconnect with yourself and absorb everything Morocco has shared with you — from its colors and aromas to the warmth of its people.

Day 13:End of 13 days tour adventure

Your unforgettable 13 Days Morocco Luxury Tour from Casablanca comes to an elegant close today. After a leisurely breakfast in your riad, take a moment to savor the last sights and sounds of Marrakech — the distant call to prayer, the scent of orange blossoms, and the hum of life in the medina.

Depending on your flight schedule, you may wish to enjoy one final stroll through the Jemaa el-Fnaa square, picking up last-minute souvenirs such as handmade leather goods, local argan oil, or spices that will forever remind you of Morocco’s warmth. For a peaceful farewell, sip mint tea in a tranquil riad courtyard or indulge in one last Moroccan pastry before your departure.

At the arranged time, your private driver will escort you to Marrakech or Casablanca airport, ensuring a smooth and comfortable transfer. As the landscapes roll by, reflect on the unforgettable memories you’ve gathered — from the blue alleys of Chefchaouen to the golden dunes of Merzouga and the rich culture of Marrakech.

This journey wasn’t just a tour — it was a story lived through moments of connection, beauty, and discovery. And while your time in Morocco comes to an end, its magic stays with you — timeless, vibrant, and ready to welcome you back.