17 days tour Morocco

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Overview 17 days tour Morocco itinerary

during your private 17 days tour Morocco itinerary explore, imperial cities tour Morocco and Sahara desert trip, explore old cities of Morocco, visit Hassan II mosque in Casablanca.
explore the blue City Chefchaouen, private walking tour, enjoy Amazing landscape of Rif Mountains
Fes private guided walking tour, explore Arab and Berber Culture food and lifestyle, visit blue gate Bab Boujloud, old University Keraouien, Zaouia Moulay Idriss.
enjoy Amazing landscape of Middle Atlas Mountains, visit cedar forest in Azro city, enjoy wonderful panoramic views of Ziz Valley and Ziz gorges.
the private desert tour explores Berber culture and nomadic lifestyle, Camel trekking, enjoy Amazing sunset and sunrise in the Heart of Sahara desert.
private tour to Todra Gorges and Todra Valley, visit Ouarzazate City, private tour to Taroudant and Essaouira.
Marrakech guided walking tour, visit palace Jemaa El Fna, visit Bahia place, Ben Youssef Madrasa, Majorelle Garden, a private tour of old Medina Marrakech.

Information 17 days Tour Morocco itinerary

DURATION : 17 DAYS /16 NIGHTS.
START: from Casablanca.
END: Depends on your flight.
DEPARTURE: Anytime you want.
AVAILABILITY: Everyday.
CATEGORY: Private Tour.
ACCOMMODATIONS: Check them below.
PRICE: Check it below.

Highlights of 17 days tour Morocco Itinerary

We explore Fes – most important cultural city in Morocco.
Discover blue city Chefchaouen.
Enjoy stunning views of Atlas Mountains
Experience Sahara desert in Merzouga
Camel ride in desert
We explore Todra gorges with optional trekking.
Visit Ait Benhaddou Kasbah and film studios in Ouarzazate
We explore Marrakech
visit costal cities Essaouira, Rabat and Casablanca.

Detailed Itinerary 17 Days Tour Morocco Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival and Casablanca Sightseeing tourYour Driver Guide will meet you at airport and Take the road to the Hassan II Mosque.
After visit Hassan II Mosque designed by the French architect Michel Pinseau. It is situated on a promontory looking out to the Atlantic, which can be seen through a gigantic glass floor with room for 25,000 worshippers. Its minaret is the world’s tallest at 210 meters. It is an enormous architectural masterpiece and the second largest religious building in the world. On Fridays, the Mosque of Hassan II is open to non-Muslims. The Mosque of Hassan II’s promontory offers lovely views overlooking Casa in the residential Anfa quarter.
Next visit the Corniche then Habous Market, a traditional Moroccan souk, to explore first hand and connect with the locals. overnight in Casablanca.

Day 2: Casablanca to Chefchaouen via Rabat

After breakfast you will travel to Rabat. You’ll have time to explore this bustling city, Morocco’s capital since 1956, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2012.

Start at the Royal Palace and the medieval fortification of the Chellah Necropolis, where you can wander the Roman and Islamic ruins. Stroll through the medina (old town) to find the Hassan Tower and Mausoleum of Mohamed V. This abandoned 12th-century project features the minaret of an incomplete mosque and some 200 columns. Next, explore the historical medina and roam through its charming streets, stopping at the souks (markets) to peruse local crafts and goods, such as rugs, spices, slippers, jewelry, and leather.

Finally, visit the 20th-century Andalusian Gardens and enjoy the serene space away from the crowds before ending your tour at the grand door of the Kasbah des Oudaïas, the gate out of Rabat’s old city center.
enjoy a comfortable private transfer from Rabat to Chefchaouen. Overnight in Chefchaouen

Day 3: Explore Chefchaouen then Travel to Meknes via Roman ruins Volubilis

Breakfast at your accommodation then head out to explore Chefchouen. Wander through the city’s medina and its winding maze of picturesque streets while appreciating the relaxed atmosphere. The old medina has combined Moroccan and Andalusian influences noted in the red-tiled roofs, bright blue buildings, and narrow lanes connecting busy Plaza Uta el-Hammam and its restored kasbah (old fortification).

Head off on a comfortable private transfer to Meknes, making a few interesting stops in the Rif Mountains. First, wander through the massive Roman complex at Volubilis, exploring large merchant homes with visible heating systems, temples, and colorful mosaics. Next, continue to Meknes. Overnight in Meknes

Day 4: Guided tour of Meknes then travel to Fes

Discover Meknes with local guide, the historical 17th century’s heritage, and the marvelous Ismailia capital. we will have a tour in the old city to discover the huge walls of the old Medina, to see the most breathtaking handicrafts and traditional small shops. Next, you will discover Bab El Mansour, a magnificent Gateway well preserved with lavish, if faded, zellige ( Moroccan mosaic tilework). Then We will guide you through the colorful refreshingly spacious Souks makes them a relaxing place to explore. You will also visit the fascinating historical sites, mausoleum and, the royal stables holding for over 12,000 horses, together with Place el-Hedim, the central pedestrian square in the Medina. After an unforgettable tour in the walled capital; Your driver will get you to Fes.

Day 5: Guided tour of Fes

Discover the alluring charm of Fes the oldest Moroccan city. On our enjoyable Fes Guided Tour Full Day. After picking you up from your Riad, you will first visit the magnificent Royal Palace, to admire its fabulous giant gates and fascinating architecture. Explore The Mellah the ancient Jewish Quarter. Next, you will explore the Old Medina, a UNESCO world heritage site, known to be one of the oldest medieval world, cities in the whole world. to walk through its twisting alleyways and narrow streets of the old Medina. With shops selling spices, carpets, silver, and the most captivating handicrafts. You will be also introduced to the famous Al-Karaouine university, dating back to 859, the sophisticated architecture of Najjarine Fountain. then to the ancient Chouara Tannery, and the blue-tiled Gate of Bab Boujloud. also enjoy a panoramic view of the entire Medina. Overnight in Fes.

Day 6: Fes to Erg Chebbi via Cedar Forest and Midelt

On the way to Erg Chebbi Desert, stop at a few cultural spots, to meet the desert communities of the Sahara. You’ll have the opportunity to chat with nomadic shepherds, stroll through settlements. As you approach Merzouga, you’ll see the sand waves of Erg Chebbi—an extensive set of dunes covering almost 14 square miles (35 sq km). with some peaks rising over 650 feet (200 m).
Upon arrival, take a short break as you prepare for a camel ride through the dunes. After settling into your tent, climb up the nearest dune to watch the sunset. Head back to camp for dinner and a night by the campfire, enjoying traditional Berber music, and savoring the stars strewn across the unhindered night sky. overnight at Desert Camp.

Day 7: Tour around Erg Chebbi Desert

seventh day of your 17 Days Tour Morocco Itinerary. Enjoy a drive through the dunes of Erg Chebbi, by Toyota 4WD to discover the hidden secrets of the Sahara. Meet with the local nomads, have tea with a local family, then visit the Gnawa House in Khemliya village. Gnawa is a type of traditional spiritual music practiced throughout Morocco, and originates from the sub-Saharan region. Popular maâlems (master musicians) are now bringing the genre to the mainstream. After Gnawa House, have Berber Pizza for lunch with local Family. overnight at a Kasbah near the sand dunes. You can walke to watch sunset on the highest dunes. overnight in Merzouga Village.

Day 8: Erg Chebbi to Todgha Gorge via Rissani and fossils museum in Erfoud

Day eighth of your 17 Days Tour Morocco Itinerary. Begin your journey to Tinghir, an oasis city at the foot of the Atlas mountains. Consider stopping in the desert community of Rissani. Before setting out across the plains. This town is an excellent place to take a walk around a traditional market, where many animals are bought and sold. Be sure to stop by the “donkey parking lot” while you’re here, visit a fossel museum in Erfoud city then travel through Tafilalte Oasis to Todgha Gorge
Enjoy the change in landscape when you reach Tinghir. overnight in Todgha Gorge.

Day 9: explore Todgha Valley and its gorgeous Gorge with local Guide

A day at the Todra Gorge offers the option of extreme climbing, hiking and sightseeing. A fun and strenuous hike involves a three hour walk with guide north of the main gorge, Kasbahs and Valley. Home of palmeries and ancient kasbahs. For a lighter hike, try the Petit Gorge entering at the mouth of the gorge. The mouth is an enclosed section with overhanging cliffs and is the most dramatic scenery in the gorge. Climbing in the Todra Gorge is an unforgettable experience.
Lunch at the foot of the Todra Gorge at a charming Moroccan cafe.
Another option is to have lunch inside the Todra Gorge, or at one of the restaurants beneath, the overhanging cliffs with a panoramic view. After lunch, continue by car, hike, or ride horseback to explore the surrounding area and Berber villages. overnight in Todra Gorge.

Day 10: Todra Gorge to Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah via Rose Valley, Kasbah Amridil in Skoura and Ouarzazate

Today, travel along ancient trade routes from Tinghir to Ouarzazate, through the Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs. Along the way, you’ll see many iconic fortified towns. The first significant stop en route will be the town of Boumalne Dades, an oasis town at the mouth of the Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs.
Valley of Roses, the heart of rose oil production in Morocco. Every spring, the landscape smells heavenly during the harvest of the perfumed Provence rose. End the day in Ouarzazate, a town famous for its involvement in the Moroccan film industry. You’ll drive a short way from town to the iconic ksar of Aït Benhaddou. It’s believed that this site dates back to the 11th century when it held a prominent position along the trans-Saharan trade route. between . Overnight in Ouarzazate.

Day 11: Ouarzazate to Taroudant via Tree climbing goats, Taliouine

In the morning. Our route takes us into the arid Anti-Atlas Mountains regions, and via the village of Tazenakht. Here we stop for lunch after a journey of about 2 hours – you can visit one of the cooperatives selling the hand-woven carpets for which this village is famous. The route then takes us for approximately 4hrs through Taliouin, known for its saffron cultivation and to Argan Tree climbing goats. finally to the small walled city of Taroudant, in the fertile Souss Village Taroudant once served as the capital of the Saadian empire in the 16th century. Before they relocated to Marrakech, and is known as the ‘grandmother of Marrakech’. Night in Taroudant.

Day 12: Taroudant to Essaouira via Agadir

Our journey from Taroudant city to the port city of Essaouira passes via Agadir, Morocco’s principal beach holiday resort, then heads north along the rugged Atlantic coastline. On the way, you will glimpse sun worshippers, surfers, fishermen and some of the best bananas Morocco has to offer! You will see deserted beaches and, if you are traveling in summer, crowded beaches packed with Moroccan families. The road travels through the protected forests of thorny argan trees, where “Berber gold” argan oil is produced by women’s cooperatives, extracting this precious oil from the kernels of the argan nut. We will stop for a simple lunch on route. On arrival in Essaouira. We offer a range of traditional riad accommodation inside the 18th century UNESCO World Heritage listed medina, or you can opt for a luxury boutique hotel close to the beach. overnight in Esaouira.

Day 13: Free Day to Explore Essaouira

Free day in Essaouira. formerly known as Mogador, you will have time to enjoy the charming sights of Essaouira.
Take pictures of its ocher-colored walls, the beautiful and vibrant Moulay El Hassan square. The markets also known as souks, as well as the little streets of the city’s old Medina.
Then. enjoy a lunch of fresh fish in a local restaurant. During your trip. You’ll also visit an association of Berber women producing argan oil, see the local markets, and wow at the gems in the jeweler’s quarter. overnight in Essaouira.

Day 13: Marrakech to Essaouira

In the morning, we hit the road for our final journey, to the exotic and bustling ‘red city’ of Marrakech. This is the last of the four Moroccan Imperial cities, that you will experience on this tour. The journey from Essaouira, takes around 3 hours and once we have checked in to a traditional riad, in the ancient Marrakech medina. You have a free afternoon to explore and unwind. We suggest you head to the main Place Jemaa El Fna, to grab yourself some lunch in one of the café restaurants which have a great roof-terrace view, over the daytime activities of the busy main square–acrobats, snake-charmers, musicians, juice-sellers and henna-artists. The rest of the afternoon. the fabulous array of fayre on the outdoor grills of the Place Jemaa el Fna at nighttime. Night in traditional Riad.

Day 15: Full-day Guided Tour of Marrakech

Full-day morning tour with city guide of Imperial City of Marrakech . also known as ‘the red city’ for its famous pink-hued ramparts. Our English-speaking city guide will meet you at your hotel in the morning and take you through the souks of the medieval medina, introducing you to landmark monuments including Ben Youssef Medersa, the Bahia Palace and the Koutoubia Mosque. Your tour ends at the famous Place Jemaa el Fna square. Visit the exquisite Majorelle Garden, previously owned by Yves St. Laurent and originally the private home of the painter Jacques Majorelle. We suggest you return to the square for an evening dinner at one of the outdoor food-grills to sample anything from grilled meats. overnight in Marrakech.

Day 16: Marrakech – free day

Free day in Marrakech to explore the medina and sights, or perhaps take a horse-drawn carriage to visit the new city of Marrakech in the new town. You may wish to enjoy this day such as cookery-class, hot-air balloon ride, horse-riding, camel-riding, quad-biking, golf, hammam/spa treatments. You could also round off your Special Morocco Experience with a trip to the fable LA Mamonia hotel, to enjoy tea in the gardens or a very special romantic lunch…. Night in traditional Riad.

Day 17: Marrakech – departure

Last day of your 17 Days Tour Morocco Itinerary. After breakfast at your accommodation, private transfer to the airport as required Menara Airport Marrakech 20 mins from your Hotel.

Know Before You Go: for 17 days Tour Morocco Itinerary

Pick-up can be arranged from Casablanca airport, or any hotel in the city. Should you wish to tailor this Tour, to your interests and timetable, please let us know. The accommodations are not guaranteed in high season, sooner you book the better chance we have to secure them. Tour price per person depends on how many participants there are in your party. Entrance fees to historical sites are not included. That way we do not charge you for sites you are not interested to visit. A 4×4 can seat up to 4 adult passengers comfortably. If there are 5 participants and up, a minivan or minibus will be used for your tour.

Accommodations during your 17 days Tour Morocco itinerary

Please Note: In case you are interested in specific accommodations, let us know, we’ll be glad to book them for you. Average Accomodation Marrakech Accommodation: Riad Marana or Riad Maialou or similar
Essaouira Accommodation: Maison Du Sud or Riad Zahra or similarChefchaouen Accommodation: Riad Casa Hassan or Riad Hichm similarCasablanca Accommodation: Kenzi Basma or Oum Palace or similarFes Accommodation: Riad Tahra Fes or Riad AL Makan or similarDesert Camp STANDARD DESERT CAMP (Private tent, shared bathrooms & showers)Ouarzazate Accommodation: Kenai Azghor or Riad Amlal or similarMerzouga Accomodation: Kasbah Dunes Dor or Kasbah Azalay or similar

Superior accommodations: 17 days tour Morocco Itinerary

Marrakech Accommodation: Riad Bahia Salam or Palais Donab or similar
Essaouira Accommodation: Riad Mimouna or Palais Des Remparts or similarCasablanca Accommodation: Hotel Club Val Danfa or similarChefchaouen Accommodation: Riad Lina & Spa or Riad Cherifa or similarFes Accommodation: Palais Houyam Fes or Riad Salam Fes or similar

Desert Camp: Azawad Luxury Camp, Sahary Luxury Desert Camp or Camel house Luxury Camp or similar

Ouarzazate Accommodatin: Riad Dar Chamaa or Riad Tama or similarMerzouga Accommodation: Riad Serai or Riad Azawad or similar

THE PRICE OF 17 DAYS TOUR MOROCCO ITINERARY.

The 17 days tour Morocco itinerary, the price depends on the number of travelers in your group. The accommodations you choose, and the month of travel.

THE PRICE FOR PRIVATE TOUR WITH Average Accomodation: STARTS FROM 1545 EUROS PER PERSON

FOR PRIVATE TOUR WITH SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS STARTS FROM 1870 EUROS PER PERSON

Get in touch with us to get the exact rate for your group and requirements.

What is included in this 17 Days Tour Morocco itinerary.

INCLUSIVE:

Pick up from your hotel or airport in Casablanca & drop-off at your accommodation or airport.
17 days tour & 16 Overnights stay
16 breakfasts
Private A/C modern 4×4 Toyota or minivan driven by an English speaking driver.
fuel for the transport
Local expert guide in Marrakech and Fes
Camel ride in the sahara desert.

EXCLUSIVE:

Entrance fees to historical sites (That way we won’t charge you for sites you are not interested to visit)
Beverages
Lunches and dinners
Tips to your driver

Reviews

Great 17 days tour Morocco Itinerary

I joined a 17 days Tour Morocco itinerary from Casablanca to Desert tour. They organized it very well. The accommodations were amazing especially the desert camp. U can trust & feeling relaxing nothing need to worry about. Whatever what you want they will try to fulfill yours. The car 4×4 is comfortable. I am a solo female traveler from UK during the trip i felt safe chilling…. My tour guide ” Said” was knowledgeable, professional, thoughtful, caring. So if someone who want to do a desert. I highly recommend Visit Morocco Sahara Travel company for everyone.
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John Alison
Liverpool, UK

Memorable 17 days tour Morocco Itinerary

I worked directly with Said via WhatsApp to book our 17 days tour Morocco to Marrakech to Fes – Merzouga – Chefchaouen. He was very quick to respond and extremely knowledgeable and helpful. I thought his price was fair and the accommodations he picked were really nice. We definitely felt like we were in good hands from the start. absolutely loved our driver Ibrahim! I felt like were in good hands from the start. My husband and I were worried about spending so much time with a guide, but Ibrahim was so fun and we quickly became friends…
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Branda lolita
South Africa

best 21 Day Morocco Tour

Morocco trip from Marrakech to Fes, Chefchaouen and Casablanca with Mohamed & Said, nothing was ever a hassle, they knew all the stops for great views and photos & both really made our trip so enjoyable fun. We had alot of laughs & learnt alot about Berbers (good riddles) and always felt like we were in safe hands. Accomodation was perfect & Mohamed was always thoughtful about everything and always ensured were happy. Highlight was the camel ride, feeding monkeys in Cedar forest & sunset in the Sahara dunes. We wish we could of spent more time with them & feel now we have a Berber amigo!
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Claudia Zelist
London, UK

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