Morocco tours from Casablanca
10 private trips · from 5 days to 24 days · starting from Casablanca
Most international flights to Morocco land in Casablanca, which makes it the natural start of a grand tour. After the Hassan II Mosque, the road heads north to Rabat, Chefchaouen and the imperial cities of Meknes and Fes, then south across the Middle Atlas to the Sahara and on to Marrakech.
Our tours from Casablanca last from five to twenty-four days. Seven to ten days cover the essentials — the imperial cities, the blue city and a night in the dunes — while the longer programmes add the Atlantic coast, the far north and quieter regions of the south.
Every tour is private, with airport pick-up, and each itinerary can be adapted to your dates. Our guide to planning 3 to 24 days in Morocco helps you choose.
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Frequently asked questions
Which airport should I fly into?
Marrakech (RAK) is best for the south and the desert, Casablanca (CMN) has the most long-haul flights and suits grand tours, and Fes (FEZ) is ideal if you start with the imperial cities. Flying into one city and out of another (for example Fes in, Marrakech out) saves a full day of driving.
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How many days do I need in Morocco?
Plan at least 7 days for a first trip: enough for one imperial city, the Sahara and Marrakech. With 3 days you can do Marrakech and one night in the desert; 10 days covers the four imperial cities, Chefchaouen and the Sahara at a relaxed pace; two weeks or more adds the Atlantic coast.
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What is the best route for a first trip to Morocco?
The classic first route links Fes, the Sahara and Marrakech: arrive in Fes, cross the Middle Atlas to the Erg Chebbi dunes at Merzouga, follow the Todra and Dades gorges and the Road of Kasbahs, and finish in Marrakech. It takes 4 to 7 days one way and avoids driving back the same road.
What can I see in Morocco in one week?
In one week you can combine an imperial city, the desert and Marrakech: for example a guided day in Fes, the Middle Atlas, a night in the Erg Chebbi dunes, the Todra and Dades gorges, Ait Ben Haddou and a final day in Marrakech. From Casablanca, a 7-day loop can also include Chefchaouen and Rabat.
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Is two weeks enough to see Morocco?
Yes, two weeks is enough to see most of Morocco without rushing: the imperial cities, Chefchaouen, the Sahara, the gorges and kasbahs of the south, and a few days on the Atlantic coast at Essaouira. A 15-day loop can also include the saffron town of Taliouine, Taroudant and the Ouzoud waterfalls.
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