Welcome to Morocco! Your driver meets you at Mohammed V International Airport and helps with your luggage. After a little rest, set off along the Atlantic coast to Rabat, the elegant capital of the kingdom. Need extra transfers? See our private driver in Casablanca service.

Day Highlights

• Airport meet & greet: your private driver waits with a name sign; welcome water and a short briefing on the trip.
• Scenic drive north: follow the coastal road toward Rabat, passing Mohammedia and the Bouregreg valley.
• Hotel check-in: freshen up and relax after your flight.
• Evening stroll: walk along the Bouregreg riverfront or the Oudayas quarter at sunset, then enjoy a first Moroccan dinner.

Spend the morning exploring Rabat's royal and historic highlights, then head north through green farmland toward the Rif Mountains and the famous blue-washed town of Chefchaouen.

Day Highlights

• Hassan Tower & Mausoleum of Mohammed V: the unfinished 12th-century minaret and the beautiful royal tomb with its guards on horseback.
• Kasbah of the Udayas: blue-and-white lanes, Andalusian gardens and a view over the Atlantic and the river mouth.
• Drive north: leave the coast behind and climb into the green hills of the Rif foothills, with tea or coffee stops along the way.
• Arrival in Chefchaouen: check in to your accommodation in or near the medina.
• Evening in the blue medina: wander the blue lanes at golden hour, browse the small shops and relax in the main square, Outa el Hammam.

Enjoy a relaxed morning in the Blue City while the lanes are still quiet, then drive south to Fes, the spiritual and cultural capital of Morocco.

Day Highlights

• Early medina walk: the best light and the fewest visitors, ideal for photos of the blue doorways and stairways.
• Kasbah and Outa el Hammam square: a 15th-century fortress with a peaceful garden and a small museum beside the main square.
• Ras el-Maa spring: the small waterfall and stream at the edge of the medina, where locals gather.
• Optional viewpoint: a short walk uphill to the Spanish Mosque for a panorama over the town and the mountains.
• Drive to Fes: travel south through farmland and olive groves, with an optional stop at Volubilis or Moulay Idriss if time allows.
• Arrival in Fes: check in and rest, then an evening stroll or a relaxed dinner nearby.

Today you walk through more than a thousand years of history with a licensed local guide. Fes el-Bali is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with around 9,000 alleys, and a guide makes sure you see the best of it without getting lost.

Day Highlights

• Royal Palace gates and Mellah: admire the brass doors and tiled arches, then walk through the old Jewish quarter.
• Bou Inania Madrasa: a masterpiece of carved cedar, zellige mosaics and stucco.
• Al-Qarawiyyin area: the exterior of the oldest continuously operating university in the world.
• Chouara Tannery: watch leather being dyed in stone vats the same way it has been done for centuries.
• Artisan workshops: pottery, weaving, brass and woodwork, plus lunch in a traditional restaurant.
• Panoramic viewpoint: end with a sunset view over the medina from the Merenid Tombs hill.

Today the landscape changes completely. You climb into the cedar forests of the Middle Atlas, cross the High Atlas foothills and follow the palm-filled Ziz Valley until the first orange dunes appear on the horizon.

Day Highlights

• Ifrane: the "Little Switzerland of Morocco," with alpine-style roofs, tidy parks and fresh mountain air.
• Cedar forest near Azrou: a chance to meet the wild Barbary macaques along the road.
• Midelt: lunch stop in the apple-growing town between the Middle and High Atlas.
• Ziz Gorges & Ziz Valley: dramatic red cliffs, a long ribbon of date palms and ksour (fortified villages), plus a stop at the Source Bleue de Meski if time allows.
• Arrival in Merzouga: reach the dunes of Erg Chebbi in the late afternoon.
• Camel trek at sunset: ride into the dunes, climb for the view, then spend the night in a Berber desert camp with dinner, drums and stars.

Wake up to a Sahara sunrise over the dunes, then spend the day discovering the life and culture of the south-east with a local 4x4 driver who knows the tracks.

Day Highlights

• Sunrise at the dunes: watch the sand turn from pink to gold, then have breakfast.
• Khamlia village: meet the Gnawa community and hear their music, which came to Morocco with their ancestors from sub-Saharan Africa.
• Nomad families: visit a Berber nomad tent and share mint tea.
• Fossil workshops and the old mining area: Merzouga is famous for fossils from an ancient sea.
• Rissani & Merzouga Lake: the historic gateway town and its market, plus the seasonal lake that draws flamingos and other birds after rain.
• Free afternoon: relax, try sandboarding or a quad ride (optional), and enjoy a Sahara sunset.

Leave the dunes behind and travel along the "Road of a Thousand Kasbahs," through oases, canyons and rock formations that look like they belong on another planet.

Day Highlights

• Erfoud & Tinghir: drive through palm groves and the date-producing oases of the Tafilalet.
• Todra Gorge: walk between limestone walls up to 300 metres high, a favorite for photos and rock climbers.
• Tinghir Palm Grove: a green valley of palms and small farms, ideal for a short walk.
• Dades Valley: reach the "Monkey Fingers" rock formations and the winding mountain road known as the Dades Gorges.
• Evening: relax in a kasbah-style hotel with valley views, and have dinner.

A big day of famous sights: the rose-scented valley, Morocco's "Hollywood," a UNESCO-listed earthen fortress, and finally the High Atlas pass before arriving in the Red City.

Day Highlights

• Roses Valley (Vallée des Roses): villages around Kelaat M'Gouna known for rose water and rose products. The harvest is in spring, but the valley is scenic all year.
• Skoura oasis: a quick look at the palm grove and its kasbahs.
• Ouarzazate: the film capital of Morocco. Visit Taourirt Kasbah or the Atlas Studios area.
• Ait Ben Haddou: a UNESCO World Heritage ksar, featured in many famous films. Cross the river and climb to the top for the view.
• High Atlas crossing: drive over the Tizi n'Tichka pass (about 2,260 m) through Berber villages and sweeping mountain views.
• Arrival in Marrakech: check in, then enjoy dinner or a first look at Jemaa el-Fna square in the evening.

Discover Marrakech with a local guide who brings its history, architecture and daily life to life, from royal palaces to the lively souks. Explore more Marrakech tours or the UNESCO-listed medina.

Day Highlights

• Koutoubia Mosque: the 12th-century minaret that dominates the skyline.
• Bahia Palace: painted ceilings, tiled courtyards and orange-scented gardens.
• Saadian Tombs & El Badi Palace: royal tombs hidden for centuries and the ruins of a once-grand palace.
• Majorelle Garden: a cobalt-blue garden full of cactus and bamboo, loved by artists and photographers.
• Souks of the medina: spices, lanterns, leather, carpets and ceramics, with time to shop and bargain.
• Jemaa el-Fna at night: food stalls, storytellers, musicians and the famous orange juice carts.

Escape the city for a day in the Atlas Mountains. Imlil is a peaceful Berber village at the foot of Mount Toubkal, the highest peak in North Africa at 4,167 m, with walking trails, walnut trees and fresh mountain air. Read more about the Imlil day trip from Marrakech.

Day Highlights

• Morning departure: leave Marrakech after breakfast and drive south into the High Atlas foothills.
• Asni and the Ait Mizane valley: a scenic road through villages, terraced fields and river valleys, with photo stops along the way.
• Imlil village: arrive at the base of the Toubkal massif, around 1,740 m above sea level.
• Village walk: an easy walk through Imlil and neighboring Berber hamlets such as Aremd, with a local guide or by mule if you prefer.
• Tea with a Berber family: visit a traditional mountain home, taste mint tea and homemade bread, and learn about village life.
• Optional waterfall walk: a short hike toward a small waterfall for more mountain views, depending on your pace and the season.
• Return to Marrakech: drive back in the late afternoon, with time for an evening in the medina.

After a relaxed breakfast, drive back to Casablanca on the modern highway. Spend the afternoon discovering the country's largest city before your final evening.

Day Highlights

• Morning at leisure: last-minute shopping or a walk in the Marrakech gardens before departure.
• Highway to Casablanca: a comfortable ride through the plains of the Atlantic region.
• Hassan II Mosque: the landmark mosque on the ocean, with its 200 m minaret. Guided interior visits are available.
• Corniche & Habous quarter: a seaside walk and the Art Deco–meets–Moroccan architecture of the new medina.
• Farewell dinner: a seafood or Moroccan dinner to celebrate your journey.

After breakfast, your driver takes you to Mohammed V International Airport in time for your flight. We hope you leave with wonderful memories and a promise to come back.