Morocco itinerary 10 Days
Forget about traveling with a guidebook and get ready to immerse yourself in the local culture, Traditions, and much more. Our experienced tour guides will show you all around what Morocco has to offer. Your whole being will be embraced by a profound tranquility. Just like this delightful ten days in Morocco beginning in Marrakech , which will really be an unforgettable adventure filled with pleasure and special moments. Whether you’re a couple, a group of friends, or a single traveler, this fascinating nation will captivate you. and provide joy to others whose spirits align with yours. This Morocco journey will undoubtedly astound you.
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Welcome to Morocco! Upon arrival at Marrakech International Airport, our driver guide will be there to greet you as you begin your Morocco 10-day tour itinerary. And he will drive you to the riad.
After a delicious breakfast, we will set off on an adventure to see the wonders of Marrakech, often known as the Red City. With his extensive local knowledge, your guide will ensure your safety while revealing the secrets of Marrakech’s Medina and the other sites you see. Our itinerary in this imperial city includes visits to the University, the ben Youssef Quranic Mosque, the Bahia Palace, and the Saadian Tombs. After lunch, you’ll have some free time to see the Koutoubia Mosque. Your tour will conclude in Jamaa el Fna, where you may bid farewell to your guide and continue exploring on your own. Spend the night at Yesterday’s Riad or one like it.
Driving south on the Road of One Thousand Kasbah, bid farewell to Marrakech! Awe-inspiring views of the Tizi N Tichka pass will be our first stop, two hours after we set off. Where the Atlas Mountains meet in the center. Ait ben Haddou Kasbah, a historical relic that has been recognized as a World Heritage site since 1987, is reached after a picture stop. With all the time in the world, you may explore every inch of this breathtaking Kasbah. After some downtime for lunch, we’ll go back out to Ouarzazate, a world-renowned film town that’s exactly a century old. Because of the hundreds of movies and TV shows that have been filmed here, it is both contemporary and renowned. After that, we’ll go to Boumalne Dades, where you’ll spend the night at a lovely host’s place.
We continue today’s adventure after a typical breakfast in your staying Riad. Once you are done we drive to Todgha Gorge, but first we will pay a short visit to the breathtaking gorge of Dades is a natural attraction that never fails to captivate visitors. Before continuing on we make another small stop at Monkey’s Finger Mountain so that we may take some beautiful pictures of the scenery. Later we set off to Todgha Gorge A beautiful river winds its way between two mountains, causing the pulse to race and the eyes to be captivated by the enchantment and splendor of nature.
It goes without saying that the gorge is stunningly beautiful, and the kind and helpful locals just add to the enchantment of the area. Next we Continue the journey towards the mesmerizing Sahara Desert. Upon arrival you will be Experiencing the thrill of a camel trek across the golden sand dunes to spend a peaceful night under the starry desert sky in a traditional Berber camp at the heart of the desert to feel the real desert experience.
It is essential to wake early in order to see the breathtaking dawn over the expansive desert environment. After a usual breakfast in camp, we will begin our tour of the desert. We depart from the camp and make our way to the renowned Gnawa settlement, home to the famous dark-skinned inhabitants of Merzouga who have come from places like Mali, Senegal, South Africa, and more. They have formed a basic organization and begun performing music for visitors to the area. Having spent some time with them and found the African rethemes to be enjoyable to listen to.
We tip them and then go to Mefiss, a free mountain that the French inhabited while they were protecting Morocco. Minerals used to make eyeliner, mascara, and countless other cosmetics are mined on the mountain. Then, on to the nomadic family that reside behind Merzouga’s Erg Chebbi dunes, where they may have a refreshing drink in the comfort of their handmade tent. Once again, we’re taking a leisurely walk through a desert oasis to investigate the vegetation and water sources. Make your way to the hotel for the night as the day comes to a close.
The thought of leaving the magnificent golden dunes and the enchanted desert landscape behind makes today a little more bittersweet. Heading in the direction of Fes, the cultural and historical center of the world. As we travel down the road, we will pass through breathtaking landscapes. At our first stop, we will be treated to a breathtaking vista of the Ziz valley, where vast oasis after gigantic oasis of palm trees—the second largest in Morocco—grow. After lunch, we’ll continue driving to Zaida for lunch, then to Cedar Forest to see wild barbary macaques in their natural habitat.
You may feed the monkeys here, but you should be careful not to give them too much. The location is great for photography however. Along the way, we will pass through Ifrane, Morocco’s “little Switzerland,” nestled in the heart of the Atlas Mountains. An historic lion monument stands guard on the city’s main drag, marking the spot where ferocious beasts formerly roamed free. After a little break, we’ll hit the road to Fes, where we should arrive at your lodging in about an hour or so. After we have arrived, we’ll drop you off in a beautiful Riad.
You will be picked up by your driver guide at the scheduled hour today after breakfast. And then we’ll take you to meet a knowledgeable local guide who will spend the next four or five hours showing you around the magical city of Fes, with its rich cultural history and picturesque mediaeval architecture. Embark on a captivating sightseeing tour that will take you to numerous picturesque locations. Begin your exploration outside the medina to marvel at the intricate Royal Palace gates. Stop by a zellij tile cooperative to learn about the ancient Fasis techniques used to make the famous Moroccan mosaics. Then, take in the panoramic view at Borj Nord.
See the world’s oldest medina, Fes el-Bali, which is on the UNESCO World Heritage List, and its winding alleys later on during your tour to the Medina. Explore the Chouara district’s tanneries and the world-renown Al-Qarawiyyin Mosque, which is also home to the oldest continuously running university in the world. Overnight stay in the same Riad.
Magnificent landscapes and medieval attractions are the focal points of the present day. Following breakfast at your exquisite riad, we will travel to Meknes, an Ismaili city presently under construction. From 1672 to 1727, the capital of Morocco under the reign of Moulay Ismail. Established in the 11th century, the city subsequently rose to the status of one of Morocco’s imperial cities.
You will have the opportunity to explore and fully engage with this magnificent metropolis prior to proceeding to Volubilis, the former capital of Mauritanian rule and the birthplace of the Romans. You can employ a guide from this location to learn more about the city and the hidden mysteries of this historic town. Proceed to Chefchaouen, also known as the azure pearl of the north, next. We arrive at our comfortable overnight destination in the late afternoon.
To hear birdsong as you open your eyes in the Blue City must inspire optimism for a day to remember. Your day will be filled with walking tours of this historic city that was formerly off-limits to non-Muslims, after a hearty breakfast. A day spent meandering around the city’s white and blue lanes is sure to be a delightful experience. On the other hand, you may climb to the hilltop, which is known as Ras al-Ma, to dine on a picnic lunch surrounded by the sound of the waterfall’s trickling water. After lunch, however, you may go exploring around the old kasbah and take in the cityscape from the Spanish Mosque. Enjoy the tranquil beauty of the area by going for a stroll across the countryside.
Feel free to wander again at the narrow-painted streets of Chefchaouen. Once you finish, we travel north to the coastal city of Tanger, also referred to as the Bride of the North, We will visit the city’s renowned landmarks upon our arrival, including the Hercule cave, the Cup Spartel, and the old Medina. In addition to meandering along the picturesque Corniche promenade, one can admire the Strait of Gibraltar from awe-inspiring vantage points. After a lunch break, you will be transferred to the airport. End of 10 Days Morocco Tour.
