1st day : Arrival to Casablanca

This is probably on the first day of your fourteen days grand tour of Morocco. You will be provided pick up from the airport, port or if you are a tourist, from the hotel in Casablanca. Casablanca is as well thought of to be the economical capital of Morocco apart from being the largest city in the King’s dominion. The first of them is an observational visit which is a visit to a mosque which is in fact the second largest mosque in Morocco the Hassan II mosque it is in the western coast of Rabat. These included: the institute is located on a hill top and one can easily get a director’s view of the atlantic ocean. Free time for lunch. We also go on a city tour and while on the tour, we get to have an eye view of the Great Cornish of Casablanca. Accommodation in a hotel.

2nd day: Casablanca to Rabat the capital – Assilah

Late in the morning we use the coast track to get to Rabat. Among Moroccan imperial cities Rabat occupies a deserved place; it is one of the few cities that is a modern capital of the kingdom. We will visit the Highlights of the city, including : Among the exquisite structures, there are the Hassan tower, Mausoleum of Mohammed V alongside with the Kasbah of Oudaya. Free time for lunch. The next sequence that is taken is to move forward and progress to the next destination which is Assilah which is also known as ‘the city beautiful by the sea’. Accommodation in a hotel

3rd day : Assilah to Tangier – The Rif mountains – Chefchaouen 

at morning when we have taken our breakfast, we check out of the beautiful_assilah town and we head to tangier via the coast al road. Some also call it the bride of the north, and it is located Northwest on the Mediterranean sea bordering the Atlantic at the of Cape Spartel Gibraltar. First of all, let starting our travel by going to Tangier city than to the Caves of Hercules & cape spartel. The lunch time is taken before moving deeper into the interior on the way to probably one of the most nice looking cities in Morocco; CHEFCHAAOUEN. In this respect Tetouan is represented as relatively beautiful city through which the civilization of the Rif mountains is carried out. The folding of certain parts of the scenery will however be possible from some angles that will be possibly accessible during strolling. It, however, is recommended that if one is tired after the day at this reveal in the blue city of Chefchaouen then the [hotel] for the night.

4th day : Sightseeing Chefchaouen the blue city

So it islam in the morning after the breakfast let’s go to visit the blue city of Morocco also called Cheffouan or Achaoun in the Berber language this means horn. Often visited town of Chaired is located in the popular region of Rif in the north west part of Moroccan land and is the chief town of the region. It is incorporated often in white structures and blue painted alleys or passages. First, we will go and walk around its beautiful old Medina and of course it is true that there are a lot of blue true doors and real blue yards with white walls. Free time for lunch. In the afternoon there is a possibility to make a hike to the ‘Spanish mosque’. Situated at the heights of Tunisia Siro Heyran has a bird’s eye view of all of the blue city. First and foremost, proceed to the hotel that you made arrangements for the day/night that you will be in town. Another type of tourism that affects this hotel is the so called, repeat tourism that is, the stay at the same hotel for another day.

5th day : Chefchaouen to the Roman ruins of Volubilis – Meknes – Fes

LAWFUL ACTIVITY IN THE MORNING: BREAKING A STIFF IN CHEFCHAOUEN, OTHERWISE KNOWN AS THE BLUE-TONED CITY: A WALK THROUGH ITS PRETTY ALLEY. This is followed by the visit for the ruined city of what was the biggest kingdom of the Roman empire, Volubilis. maybe it is well preserved because it is under the classification of the world heritage site by the UNESCO. Yes, it is possible to seen many beautiful mosaics in almost any corner and the old pillars and arches which are the part of the structure. We then spend our morning strolling around the invasive ruins before driving 30KM northwest to the city of Meknes, the Ismail capital and one of Morocco’s imperial cities. Which is where we go to Bab Al-Mansour, Sahrij Souani basin, The Royal stables, The granary and Moulay Ismail Mausoleum. Then the status returns to Fes, and again it becomes the resort. Another luxury experience activity that would be fitting to include would be, overnight accommodation in a Riad which is a traditional Moroccan house with an interior garden or a courtyard.

6th day : Guided Tour Sightseeing Fes

Angel to showcase the first information of the day, which is the continuation of the 14 days grand morocco tour that entails the features of Fes city. Earlier it was stated that the administrative capital of the kingdom belongs to the group of imperial cities and it is a religious, historical and artwork hub. First, as a matter of direct access proceeding to the first Royal Palace gate. That is followed by the remarkably well preserved medina which is classified by UNESCO and for which a guide is offered locally. There is a Blue gate or Bab Boujloud, this is the gate that leads to the old Medina and seems like coiled and twined alleyway as well as streets. You will enter into the Medina with a stop at the Bouanania Medrasa the Najjarine fountains as well as the Tanneries. My last but not the least is Quaraouin mosque and university, as we already mentioned it is the oldest Religious university in the world. We then transfer from the Medina and head to the Jewish part of the town that is commonly known as the Mellah. In the afternoon we visit an old castle to have a prospect of the new medina and Fes city. The last one, but not the least is to return back to your Riad.

7th day : Fes to Ifrane – Cedars forest- Midelt – Ziz valley – Merzouga Sahara .

Then we have our breakfast afterwards in the morning we continue our journey and move to the South, going to Imouzzer passing through Ifrane. That is why, having realized the climate, snow and the houses with an alpine style, it is called Moroccan Switzerland. Further, the sightseeing is continued to cedars forest which is home of the Barbary macaques population. Though there is one thing for which it is important to note you cannot target the creatures in the forest and feed them at the same time. That is followed by Midelt where we have time to have our lunch since it is a non-scheduled time. We then proceed to Merzouga via the Tizi-n-Tilghmt pass and dragging the Ziz valley. With such, there should be incorporated breaks for sight-seeing. In the afternoon, we get to Merzouga that comprises the Saharan region; you exchange from the jeep to the camels and cross dunes of sand. Sunset must be magnificent since, to conduct the halt, one has to climb to the height of a high dune. Last of all, you proceed to the kind of tent that is located in-between and/or actual nomadic tents on one side, and on the other side, the luxury desert resort services. so that you can listen to Berber drums music, dancing round the fire with stars only above you in the open sky. Eating within the camp and sleeping in the camp He added

8th day : Explore Merzouga region to Nomads – Khamlia (Gnaoua village) – Merzouga lake – Erg Chebbi – palm grove.

It is something one has to accomplish, for a simple reason that having woken up very early in the morning, one gets a possibility to watch the sun rise over the sand dunes. Free time for breakfast. Then you back on camels to Merzouga and there, for the driver, awaits. On the eight day of your two week grand tour of Morocco, you will spend a day traveling to Merzouga region. In this land, there are wonderful place of interest beginning from sand dunes, wild lake, mines, fossils area and fabulous oases. Where are perfect locations for so many of the aforementioned outdoor activities. Firstly, the starting point will be in Merzouga in a car off-road to reach the old eyeliner mine. The next people that we are introduced to are the nomads through a view of their life in what they call homemade woven tent. The circumstance can be illuminated on learning how they live while having a compulsory drinking of Berber tea. The following destination is the village of Khamlia for more doses of Gnaoua music and dancing troupes. Some of the nations residing in this region are sub Sahara and some of them are Mali, Sudan, and Ni/controller ger. Now is the time to go to the restaurant, have lunch there. After that we even walked in the avenue with palm trees. Then drive a few Kilometers far to the wild lake of Merzouga or what we calls the pink lake of the flamingos. Get to the Merzouga where we have our dinner we spend the night in the Hotel.

9th day : Merzouga Sahara to Rissani  – Erfoud  – Todra Gorges – Dades Valley 

After the breakfast the desert is left behind, and we go to visiting the town of Rissani which was once the capital of Tafilalet. Nevertheless, Rissani town is still a center of trading, although not as busy as it used to be; the trading week for the souk is a Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday. Next destination is the souk at Rissani and then Erfoud to visit workshop of fossilized marble. We then pass through the region of Touroug and Tinjdad palm groves before arriving at what is most probably the apex of the entire visit, the Todra Gorges. Following the Todra rivers source is possible almost throughout the mountains which were shaped by this river into this beautiful high red cliff-sided ravine. It should also be pointed out that these gorges are perfect for rock climbing as well. It is allowed to ‘demarch’ in the gorges and to get a chance to ‘peer’ at the gigantic scale of created nature. The possibility to go to restaurant for a lunch during the working day. We advance to the Dades valley through Boumalne Dades. It is thought that some parts of the present Acahualinca neighbourhood were visited technically pre-Columbian because some sort of stop-over was inevitable at the rock formation that locals continue to call ‘monkey fingers. ’ And also at a place which is slightly above the Dades valley right astride the crest of what can be described as a plateau. The last activity is a dinner with night spending in a hotel.

10th day :  Dades Valley to Roses Valley – Palm Groves of Skoura – Ouarzazate Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah – Telouet – High Atlas Mountains – Marrakech.

In the morning the start the trip proceeding to Kalaa Magouna through the Rose valley. To sum up there is a feast called Rose feast and typically it is held in the middle of May; this is when locals demonstrate their rose production, which includes perfumes, water of roses, oil of roses, cosmetics and etc. They then pass through palm groves of Skoura, then to Ouarzazate where the shootings of movies are carried out. We depart to go to the slot of Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah. It is a fortified village and basically one can denote it as a true cultural place which is considered to be a world heritage by UNESCO. Furthermore, the Kasbah has appeared in many movies including : b) Movie such as; Gladiator, Alexander, The Mummy and many others book Adaption. This also encompasses TV series as well, for example the Game Of Thrones. We then to Marrakech by road passing through Tizi N-Tichka pass and the high Atlas Mountain. Breakfast is to be taken in rest stops and photography is also to be done in some of the interest points. Riads are House with an Interior yard or Andalusian patio, austere but authentic, this is what it is like to spend the night in a Riad in Marrakech.

11th day : Guided tour sightseeing Marrakech 

This tour shall be done after the warm up that we shall have practiced by taking breakfast so that we shall have energies for the tour. Besides Marrakesh, Rabat is one of the four excellent imperial cities of the Kingdom of Morocco. The visit includes : the Bahia Palace, Saadian Tombs the Ben Youssef Quranic Mosque and strol around the biggesttraditional market of Maroc. The permission to make lunch independently with the choice of the place near the building close to the Jemaa El-Fna square. You finally go for a sight seeing where you visit the Koutoubia mosque which is the largest in the city of Marrakesh and the Majorelle garden. The final step involves going to the agreed or hired venue or house or else you are expected to be at another new place or the hired house. Someone would however wish to be alone when going around the area of interest, Jemaa El-Fna hence it would be recommended that one does it alone.

12th day : Marrakech to Essaouira 

During the morning, we go in the westerly direction to Essaouira city. There shall be a brief stop for the purpose of observing the otherwise really strange occurence of Argan tree as well as the goats on the way there. and also for the purpose of gaining marvellous look at this world. We get to the destination now in the city of Essaouira or Mogador as it is known by many it is among the key coastal city in the kingdom of Morocco. And that is where we will go To fishing port, ancient cannons that are at the walls and the old medina. And last on this tour, transfer to the booked hotel. Overnight stay in Essaouira.

13th day : Essaouira to Marrakech 

The dinner is served before that and, after that, the breakfast is served before we set off from Essaouira and travel back to Marrakech. Sites for taking pictures and similar activities. Last but not the least, you just stroll around in the famous Jemaa El-Fna square. A Riad which caters to the aspect of accommodation.

14th day : Marrakesh airport 

When your 14 Days in Morocco Itinerary ends, Based on your flight time, you will be picked and driven to Marrakech airport. End of the tour.