
21 Days
From €4,200 per person
Morocco Grand Tour
Twenty-one days to understand a country. You begin in Casablanca's Art Deco and end in the Sahara's silence—or the reverse. Between: Fes medina's thousand-year maze, Chefchaouen's blue cascade, Marrakech's rose-pink walls, Essaouira's Atlantic wind, the Draa's palm ribbon, Merzouga's towering dunes. You cross the High Atlas twice. You see the Atlantic and the Mediterranean. This is the journey for those who want the whole story.
Your Route

Day 1
Casablanca → Rabat
A short coastal drive north from Casablanca to Rabat, following the Atlantic corridor between Morocco’s two cities.

Day 2
Rabat → Tangier
North along the coast. The Atlantic on your left, then the Mediterranean appearing. Tangier rises white on the strait—fourteen kilometers from Spain, a thousand years from anywhere. The port that's seen everything. Bowles typed here. Burroughs got lost. The kasbah holds its secrets loosely.

Day 3
Tangier → Chefchaouen
A drive south from Tangier into the Rif Mountains to reach the blue town of Chefchaouen.

Day 4
Chefchaouen → Fes
South from the blue hills. The Rif releases you into golden plains. The road finds its rhythm—olive groves, small towns, the slow approach. Fes appears in its valley, wrapped in history so thick you can smell it. The maze awaits.

Day 5
Fes → Merzouga
A full-day drive from Fes heading south through the Middle Atlas, passing through Ifrane and the cedar forests around Azrou, before continuing across the pre-Saharan landscapes to reach Merzouga.

Day 6
Merzouga → Dades
West from the dunes. The sand releases you slowly. Todra's gorge appears—walls rising vertical, light slicing through. Then the road opens into the Dades, where rock twists into shapes that shouldn't exist. You sleep in a valley that glows copper at sunset.

Day 7
Dades → Ouarzazate
West through the valley they call the Road of a Thousand Kasbahs. Skoura's palms stretch for seventeen kilometers—date groves hiding crumbling towers. In spring the Rose Valley blooms pink. The air sweetens. Ouarzazate waits at the crossroads. Gateway to somewhere. Threshold to everywhere.

Day 8
Ouarzazate → Marrakech
The crossing in reverse. Ait Benhaddou in morning light—the clay glows different at this hour. Then the climb. Tizi n'Tichka at 2,260 meters. The pass holds its breath. The descent reveals the Haouz plain—flat, green, impossibly different. Marrakech appears under the Atlas like an afterthought. But you know better now.

Day 9
Marrakech → Essaouira
West toward water. The road flattens through argan groves where goats climb trees like punctuation marks. The air changes before you see the sea—salt, wind, something loosening. Essaouira appears white against blue. The port smells of fish and freedom. Shutters rattle. The city doesn't try to impress. She's busy being.

Day 10
Essaouira → El Jadida
A northbound coastal drive from Essaouira to El Jadida along the Atlantic shore.

Day 11
El Jadida → Casablanca
A short coastal drive north from El Jadida to Casablanca.

Day 12
Casablanca → Marrakech
South through the plains. The coast falls away. The land flattens into farmland and heat. Marrakech appears in the distance—red walls, the Atlas behind. The city pulls you in before you've decided to arrive.

Day 13
Marrakech → Tamnougalt
Past Ouarzazate, the land exhales into the Draa. Palm groves appear in long green lines against rust and dust. Tamnougalt rises from red earth—a kasbah that breathes with age. You walk through rooms where mud walls hold centuries. Tea is poured without ceremony. The silence here isn't empty. It's full of something you can't name yet.

Day 14
Tamnougalt → Erg Chigaga
The Draa Valley stretches south. Zagora passes like a half-remembered name. Beyond M'Hamid, the road ends and the desert begins. Erg Chigaga rises in golden waves—pristine, remote, untouched by easy access. Camp appears at the edge of dunes. No generators. No performance. Just sand still warm from the day, and stars arriving early.

Day 15
Erg Chigaga → Marrakech
Starting in the dunes of Erg Chigaga, this route takes you back through M'Hamid and then through the Draa Valley to Ouarzazate before reaching Marrakech.
This journey is a starting point.
These itineraries aren't fixed. They're designed to bend. Add a day in the desert. Skip the city. Stay longer where something pulls you. This is your journey—we shape it around what matters to you.
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