On the next day of our Imperial Cities and Sahara Desert tour, you will have a free day to walk through the blue-painted alleys and discover the blue city’s top attractions, such as the Stalk, which serves as the town’s focal point and is located in Chefchaouen. 

The Akshour Falls, the Kasbah Ethnographic Museum, the Al-Swaiqa District, which is the heart of the bustling city, and Utah Lhmam Square are all nearby. Spend the night at a typical Riad.

After breakfast at your riad, you will start traveling to Fes via Ouazzan and the Roman site of Volubilis. Then after a couple of hours.

Then we proceed to Meknes, the Moroccan Ismaili nation’s capital. Here in Meknes, we may witness Sultan My Ismail’s interesting Bab Mansour gate, the granary, and the irrigation and plantation Sahrij Souani.

The Mulay Ismail Mausoleum is included in your 7 days tour from Casablanca. Then we proceed to Fes on the highway. And lastly, a night’s stay at a posh riad in the medina.

drive, you will get to Volubilis, the well-preserved Roman empire dating to 225 BC, where you will see the most beautiful Mosaics in Morocco dating back to the 3rd century BC.

Therefore, here you will have a guided tour of the site and learn a lot about the Roman Empire.

You will begin your exploration of Fes, named “the Spiritual City of Morocco,” after breakfast in your riad. You will therefore spend the entire morning exploring the Medina’s narrow streets.

The majority of the monuments of historical and cultural interest are first visited during the tour, including the renowned Al Karaouine Mosque, the Madrasa Bouanania, and the world’s oldest university. Additionally, the Najjarine fountain and the Tanneries.

After lunch, we’ll take you outside of the Medina to see the Royal Palace gate, stroll through “the Mellah,” the Jewish neighborhood, and then check out the pottery cooperative.

We will take you to one of the castles later in the afternoon so you can enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of the entire Fes Medina. And lastly, a night’s stay at the same riad.

After breakfast, we will begin our journey through Midelt and Errachidia to the Merzouga desert in the south. Your first destination on this grand tour of Morocco will be Ifrane, also referred to as “the Switzerland of Morocco.” on the route between Midlet and the Ziz Valley to Merzouga. You’ll catch sight of the Middle Atlas and Higher Atlas mountains while traveling.

After that, make a brief stop at the largest cedar forest in Morocco, which is noted for being home to Barbarian apes. So, as you get closer to the city of Er Rachidia, you’ll observe how the landscape alters to offer clues of the desert. Following a meal in Midelt, your journey continues through the breathtaking Ziz Valley, with stops along the way for panoramic views.

We will travel through Berber villages to Erfoud and then to Rissani, which is the birthplace of the Alaouite dynasty, the country’s current governing family.

When you get to Merzouga at the end of the day, you’ll be greeted with a glass of mint tea, ride your camel to the tallest sand dunes in Morocco to watch the sunset, and spend the night there. After that, spend the night at our luxurious desert camp, where you will also eat dinner.

Your camel guide can wake you up early in the morning to view the sunrise, which may be the best sunrise of your life, after breakfast and a hot wash in the desert camp.

Then, as you quietly camel trek back to your starting point, take in the unique beauty of the magnificent Erg Chebbi dunes, which are constantly changing as the day wears on. The tallest and narrowest gorges in Morocco are Tinghir and Todra, where you will be met by your driver and driven there. Here, you will hike along its valley.

Then, as we continue, you will witness the magnificent sand castles and stunning rock formations known as “monkey toes” in the Dades Valley. Finally, overnight accommodation will be provided in a riad or hotel in the middle of the gorge. (Dinner and morning meal).

We’ll travel through the Dades Valley on our way to Kalaat Mgouna and Ouarzazate after breakfast. Reported that the road of a thousand Kasbahs is the name of the route across Dades Valley. Therefore, there are many opportunities to capture some of your best trip-related photos.

Later on, in this 7 days tour from Casablanca to Marrakech and Sahara, we’ll make a stop in Kalaat Mgouna, often known as “the rose city,” to buy rosewater, which will keep your linens smelling fresh for a long time after your trip. proceed to Ouarzazate, “the Hollywood of Africa,” after that.

The most significant and substantial Kasbah in Morocco, Ait Ben Haddou, then will serve lunch. It has been recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. It is well-known for serving as the setting for numerous movies, such as “Lawrence of Arabia,” “Gladiator,” “Game of Thrones,” etc.

Before reaching your accommodation in Marrakech, where the tour comes to a conclusion, we will continue our journey across the magnificent Tizi ‘n’ Tichka pass (2260 m) over the High Atlas Mountains. Here, you can also stop to learn more about how argan oil is made at women’s cooperatives.