Take a fascinating 7 Days tour from Casablanca to Marrakech, experiencing the varied landscapes, history, and culture of Morocco. Begin in Casablanca with a visit to the beautiful Hassan II Mosque, then continue to the historic capital, Rabat. From Chefchaouen with its charming, blue-painted streets to the Roman ruins of Volubilis and the historic treasures of Meknes, each stop offers a unique glimpse into Morocco’s past. Explore the sacred city of Fes and its UNESCO-listed medina, then ride a camel into the Sahara Desert at Merzouga for the experience of a lifetime, beginning with a sunset camel trek and ending with a night under the stars. Journey through the spectacular Todgha and Dades Gorges, dotted with ancient kasbahs, before concluding the 7 Days trip in Morocco in the vibrant city of Marrakech, with its maze-like souks, fragrant gardens, and the lively Jemaa el-Fnaa square.
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Your 7 Days tour from Casablanca begins upon arrival. After clearing customs, you’ll meet your experienced driver from Moroccan Trips. Start the adventure with a short visit to the impressive Hassan II Mosque, an architectural marvel overlooking the Atlantic. Continue toward the enchanting blue city of Chefchaouen, stopping in Rabat along the way to explore the historic Hassan Tower and the picturesque Oudayas Kasbah.
Stroll through these landmarks, absorbing Morocco’s rich history and coastal charm. By late afternoon, arrive in Chefchaouen, where the winding blue-painted streets and mountain backdrop create a magical atmosphere. Enjoy the evening at leisure, perhaps with a gentle walk through the medina before settling into your charming riad for the night.
After breakfast, enjoy one last stroll through the blue alleys of Chefchaouen before continuing your Moroccan journey. Today’s first stop is Volubilis, Morocco’s best-preserved Roman ruins. Wander among the intact mosaics, towering arches, and the remains of Roman temples to imagine life in this ancient hub at the empire’s southern edge. Next, visit Meknes, where you can take a leisurely walk along its massive, fortified walls and see Bab Mansour, the most monumental of all Morocco’s imperial gateways, famously featured in countless travel vlogs. Visit also El Hedim Square, the Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail, in addition to the Royal Stables. After lunch, head toward Fes, widely regarded as the cultural and spiritual heart of Morocco. Stay the overnight in a lovely Riad.
First, visit the Royal Palace gates to admire their impressive architecture, followed by a stop at a traditional ceramic factory located just outside the city, where you can see skilled artisans at work. Then, enjoy a panoramic view of the ancient city from Borj Nord. Later, step into the UNESCO-recognized medina a vast labyrinth of narrow lanes filled with market stalls, religious schools (madrassas), and artisans’ workshops.
Visit the University of Al Quaraouiyine, which has been in continuous operation for over eight centuries, and witness the traditional leather tanning process at the colorful Chouara Tanneries. As you walk through the streets, rich in Islamic architecture, take a moment, to admire how this vibrant city was designed for living by pilgrims from around the world in medieval times. Remarkably, it remains just as alive to this day.
Today’s journey meanders through the beautiful Middle Atlas Mountains and offers a welcome visual change of pace. First, we pause in Ifrane, known as the “Switzerland of Morocco” for its alpine-style architecture and exceptional cleanliness it’s also home to Al al-Qarawiyyin University. Then we head to the Cedar Forest to see wild Barbary apes. The journey continues via the apple capital of Midelt and along the stunning peaks of the Middle Atlas Mountains. In the late afternoon, we arrive Merzouga, where you will ride camels and take a one-hour trek across the golden dunes of Erg Chebbi before reaching your desert camp. Enjoy a breathtaking sunset over the endless sands and spend the night sleeping under the stars.
Start your day with a stunning sunrise over the golden Sahara dunes, a moment that truly captures the desert’s magic. After breakfast at the camp, your driver will take you on a 4-hour desert adventure. Visit a nomadic family living in traditional tents and share tea while learning about their simple, resilient lifestyle. Continue to the M’ifis mines, once rich in minerals, then on to Khamlia Village to enjoy the spiritual music of the Gnawa people. For lunch, enjoy a delicious homemade Berber pizza. End with a peaceful walk in a quiet desert oasis before heading to your hotel to relax and enjoy the fresh desert air.
Enjoy your breakfast in Merzouga, then leave the golden dunes. Today first point of interest will be Rissani, a busy market town that almost seems as though it was the gateway to desert and it used to serve as the ancient capital of Tafilalt region. Wander the crammed souk, a-bustle with colors and activity on market days, and historic centre of camel caravan trade. Afterwards you will ascend from the desert plains through fertile valleys planted with numerous palm trees to the stunningly beautiful Todgha Gorges, a series of limestone river canyons flanked by high cliffs that in places reach up to 300 meters.
Walk down into the gorge and admire its natural beauty, along with the rock climbers scaling its steep cliffs. From here, continue to the Dades Valley, driving along winding mountain roads while taking in some of the most dramatic views in Morocco. A striking contrast of red volcanic rock, lush oases, and Berber villages set against an ancient landscape. Spend the night at a guesthouse or hotel in the valley, located within a mountain wildlife area.
This morning, you’ll journey through the spectacular Dades Valley, also known as the “Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs,” where ancient mudbrick kasbahs dot the landscape. Descending into the Valley of Roses, you’ll pass through endless fields of fragrant roses. Especially vibrant in spring, when their petals are harvested for oils, soaps, and perfumes. Thereafter, we continue to Ouarzazate often called the “Hollywood of Africa.” This small town is famous for its film studios and desert-like landscapes featured in productions such as Gladiator, Game of Thrones and many others.
Nearby lies the ancient ksar of Ait Ben Haddou, one of the best-preserved fortified villages in Morocco and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With its narrow alleys and mudbrick towers perched on a hill above a dry riverbed, it’s a cinematic marvel that seems frozen in time. After your visit, drive over the winding Tizi n’Tichka Pass 2,200 meters high crossing the majestic High Atlas Mountains. In the late afternoon we reach Marrakech, where we will directly transfer you to your Riad, hotel, or Airport. End of the 7 Days tour from Casablanca.
We know that every traveler is different, that’s why we designed this 7 Days tour from Casablanca, to showcase the best of Morocco’s culture, landscapes, and local life, we understand that sometimes you wish there were an extra day or two in certain places. No worries!! we offer full flexibility to tailor the trip according to your preferences and needs, whether adding a stop, spend more time in a specific location, or adjust the pace of the itinerary, we’re happy to tailor the tour to suit your needs. Our team is available 24/7 to answer questions, suggest options, and help customize your journey your way. And remember: the more people in your group, the lower the cost per person, as transportation costs are shared. Feel free to reach out anytime. We’re here to make your Moroccan experience as perfect for you as possible.
Our 7-day tour from Casablanca with Hicham was truly unforgettable. From the moment we met him, his professionalism, warmth, and genuine care made us feel instantly at ease. Hicham’s deep knowledge of Moroccan history, culture, and hidden gems transformed each stop into an enriching experience. He managed the itinerary flawlessly, balancing sightseeing with relaxation, and always ensured our comfort. Whether navigating the medinas, sharing local food recommendations, or arranging smooth logistics, Hicham went above and beyond. His friendly nature and sense of humor made the long drives enjoyable, and his passion for his country was inspiring. We left Morocco feeling like we had traveled with a friend, not just a guide.
Our 7-day journey through Morocco with Ali was an absolute highlight of our travels. From day one, Ali’s warm welcome, attentive service, and enthusiasm set the tone for an incredible week. His extensive knowledge of Morocco’s traditions, history, and stunning landscapes added depth to every destination we visited. Ali was patient, accommodating, and always ready to tailor the experience to our interests. He handled every detail effortlessly, making the trip seamless and stress-free. His recommendations for food, shopping, and photo spots were spot on. The conversations, laughter, and kindness we shared made us feel like we were traveling with family. Ali’s dedication ensured this was a trip we will never forget.
Currency: The local currency is the Moroccan Dirham (MAD). Cash is widely used, especially in smaller towns and markets. ATMs are available in most cities.
Language: Arabic and Amazigh are the official languages, but French is commonly spoken. In tourist areas, English is widely understood.
Weather: Morocco has varied climates. Coastal areas are mild, while inland cities can get very hot in summer. The desert is hot during the day and cool at night. Check the seasonal weather to pack accordingly.
Cultural Respect: Morocco is a Muslim country with conservative customs. Dress modestly, especially in rural areas and religious sites. Respect local traditions and always ask before photographing people.
Tipping: Tipping is customary and appreciated. In restaurants, taxis, and for guides or hotel staff, a small tip goes a long way.
Connectivity: SIM cards with data are affordable and easy to purchase. Wi-Fi is available in most hotels and cafes.
Morocco itinerary 7 days typically starts in Casablanca and includes Rabat, Chefchaouen, Volubilis, Meknes, Fes, the Sahara Desert at Merzouga, Todgha Gorge, Dades Valley, and Marrakech, before returning to Casablanca. The exact itinerary may vary based on your preferences.
Yes. The tour features a camel trek in the Merzouga Desert and an overnight stay in a traditional or luxury desert camp under the stars.
We offer carefully selected 3–5 star hotels, charming riads, and desert camps. Options can be upgraded to luxury stays upon request.
All tours are private unless you request to join a shared group. A dedicated driver/guide will be with you throughout the journey.
Breakfast is included daily, along with select dinners, particularly in the desert. Lunches and some dinners are not included to allow flexibility in dining choices.
Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) are ideal for pleasant weather. Winter is great for fewer crowds, while summer can be hot, especially in desert areas.
Absolutely. We can adjust destinations, pace, and activities to suit your preferences, whether you want more culture, nature, or leisure.
Yes. A comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle with a professional driver/guide is included from arrival to departure.
Some entrance fees are included, but others may be paid directly at sites to allow flexibility for travelers who may not wish to enter every attraction.
Comfortable walking shoes, layered clothing for varying temperatures, sun protection, a reusable water bottle, and modest attire for visiting religious sites are recommended. book our Morocco itinerary 7 days from Casablanca with confident
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