This 15-day tour takes you on a full circle around Morocco, starting and finishing in Tangier. Along the way, you’ll explore the country’s diverse landscapes, traditions, and history. From the lively city of Tangier, the trip heads south to the famous imperial cities of Fez and Marrakech.
The journey continues into the Sahara Desert for a memorable experience among the golden dunes, then passes through the stunning Todra and Dades valleys. You’ll also explore the famous Ait Ben Haddou kasbah and the relaxed, artistic seaside town of Essaouira before heading back to where you started, with a deeper connection to Morocco.
✔️Ride a camel into the Sahara and watch a beautiful desert sunset.
✔️Spend a special night under the stars at a desert camp.
✔️Visit the historic Ait Ben Haddou, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
✔️Wander through the charming blue streets of Chefchaouen.
✔️Cross the Atlas Mountains and enjoy their breathtaking views.
✔️Explore the famous Ouarzazate film studios, known as the “Hollywood of the Desert.”
✔️Spot wild monkeys in the cedar forest of Azrou.
✔️Walk through the ancient Roman ruins of Volubilis.
✔️Relax by the sea in Essaouira, a city full of art and fresh ocean air.
Your journey starts at the port of Tangier, where you can explore the city’s special mix of cultures in the morning. In the afternoon, we’ll head down the coast to visit the Caves of Hercules, a place filled with legends and home to the famous “Map of Africa” shape carved by the sea.
After that, we continue to Asilah, a peaceful seaside town known for its colorful street art and its blue-and-white old town. In the evening, you’ll relax at your hotel.
After breakfast, we head south to Rabat, the capital of Morocco. The city is full of gardens, wide streets, and a mix of old history with modern life. In the afternoon, you can explore on your own—walk through its parks, visit its landmarks, and enjoy the calm atmosphere before spending the night at your hotel.
Today we travel along the coast to Casablanca, Morocco’s busy and modern city. You will visit the famous Hassan II Mosque, known for its tall minaret and stunning design. It is one of the few mosques in Morocco open to non-Muslim visitors, giving you a special chance to see inside. Tonight, you will stay in a comfortable hotel in Casablanca.
We’ll take a scenic drive along the Atlantic coast to reach Essaouira, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This old port city is known for its relaxed vibe, artistic spirit, and narrow stone streets. With its cool winds, it’s a favorite spot for surfers, and its charm has long inspired artists. In the evening, you’ll spend the night in a traditional riad and enjoy true Moroccan hospitality.
Spend your last morning in Essaouira at your own pace. You can take a final stroll through the lively medina or see the fishing boats at the busy port. Later, travel to Marrakech, known as the “Red City.” The rest of the day is yours to take in the city’s energy before settling into your riad.
Spend the day discovering the beauty of Marrakech with a local guide. Visit the lively Jemaa el-Fna square, filled with storytellers, musicians, and food stalls. Explore the modern area of Guéliz and the old Jewish Quarter (Mellah), while seeing some of the city’s most famous UNESCO sites. In the evening, return to your riad to rest for the night.
Today, we will go on a day trip to the High Atlas Mountains to see the stunning Ouzoud Waterfalls. These are the tallest waterfalls in North Africa, dropping over 100 meters into pools below and surrounded by green trees. Keep an eye out for the friendly Barbary monkeys that often come around. We will head back to Marrakech in the evening as the sun sets.
Our day begins with a breathtaking journey across the High Atlas Mountains via the Tizi n’Tichka pass. We’ll explore the Kasbah of Ait Benhaddou, a UNESCO World Heritage site and famous backdrop for Hollywood blockbusters. Our route then takes us through the Rose Valley, finally arriving in the dramatic Dades Valley for dinner and an overnight stay.
In the morning, take a walk through the tall cliffs of Todra Gorges, rising nearly 200 meters high. Then, travel on toward the Sahara and arrive at the golden dunes of Erg Chebbi in the late afternoon, right as the sun sets and lights up the sand. Enjoy a tasty Moroccan dinner before spending the night in a cozy hotel at the edge of the desert.
Today you’ll explore the desert by 4×4, visiting hidden oases and meeting nomadic families who live in the area. You’ll also stop at Khamlia village to enjoy the unique sounds of traditional Gnawa music. In the evening, ride a camel into the dunes and watch the sun set over the desert. The day ends with dinner and an overnight stay in a Berber camp, under a sky full of stars.
Wake up early to watch the desert glow under a beautiful Saharan sunrise. After breakfast and a shower at the hotel, we set off on our trip. Our first stop is the traditional market town of Rissani. From there, we drive through the wide Ziz Valley, an oasis with endless palm trees. The day ends in the peaceful mountain town of Midelt.
Today we head north to Fez, Morocco’s cultural capital. On the way, we’ll stop near Meknes to visit the Roman ruins of Volubilis, a well-preserved site that shows the life of ancient times. By late afternoon, we’ll arrive in Fez and settle you into a traditional riad.
Spend a full day exploring Fes, the spiritual heart of Morocco, with a local guide. Walk through the winding streets of the old medina and discover its hidden corners. Visit the historic Karaouine University, see the famous leather tanneries, and watch skilled artisans at work in their craft workshops. In the evening, return to your riad for another night’s stay.
We travel from the historic city of Fez to the peaceful town of Chefchaouen, known as the “Blue City” in the Rif Mountains. In the afternoon, you’ll have free time to explore its blue-painted streets at your own pace. Tonight, you’ll stay in a cozy local riad.
This morning, we will take you to Tangier for your flight, marking the end of your wonderful journey in Morocco.
Pack light, comfortable clothing, a warm jacket (nights can be cold), sunscreen, sunglasses, a scarf for sand protection, and sturdy shoes. A camera is a must for capturing the stunning landscapes!
Yes, luxury desert camps offer private tents with ensuite bathrooms, including showers and toilets.
Yes, the tour is family-friendly, but camel riding is optional. Private vehicle transport ensures comfort for all ages.
You’ll travel in a comfortable, air-conditioned 4×4 SUV or minivan (depending on group size), ensuring a smooth ride through Morocco’s diverse landscapes.
Yes! Solo travelers are welcome. You can either book a private tour or join a shared group tour (subject to availability).
Wi-Fi is not available in the desert camp, but you may have limited mobile reception near Merzouga. This is a great opportunity to disconnect and enjoy the natural beauty.
Desert tours run in most weather conditions, but in rare cases of extreme sandstorms, camel treks may be adjusted for safety. Your guide will ensure alternative arrangements.
Yes! Most desert camps and guesthouses can accommodate dietary restrictions if notified in advance.
Absolutely! You can upgrade to an extra night in the desert, add a quad biking excursion, or include a visit to a local Berber family (additional cost applies).
It’s recommended to bring 300-500 MAD (~$30-$50) for lunches, souvenirs, and tips. ATMs are scarce in the desert, so withdraw cash in Fes or Marrakech.
Experience the magic of Morocco’s Sahara on this 15-day journey from Tangier. Whether it’s the golden dunes, ancient kasbahs, or starry desert nights, this tour promises unforgettable memories.
