Stories of Morocco Tour
Stories of Morocco Tour - Highlights
- Discover the ancient medinas of Fes and Marrakech, alive with color, craft, and culture.
- Explore the majestic ruins of Volubilis and the imperial charm of Meknes
- Ride a camel across the dunes of the Sahara at sunset and sleep under the stars.
- Coastal Escape relax by the Atlantic in the laid-back seaside town of Essaouira, where ocean breezes and historic charm await.
- Explore the vibrant streets of Marrakech, from colorful souks to the lively Jemaa el-Fna square filled with street food, music and local life.
Stories Of Morocco Tour
Day 1: Casablanca (Arrival)
- Upon your arrival at Casablanca Mohammed V International Airport (CMN), our driver will be waiting to transfer you to your hotel. Please note that travel time may vary depending on traffic conditions. If you arrive earlier in the day, we recommend a visit to the impressive Hassan II Mosque just a short distance from the hotel. As the largest mosque in Africa, it can accommodate up to 105,000 worshippers. Built over the Atlantic Ocean to celebrate the King’s 60th birthday, it is a true architectural masterpiece.
- 4-star riad
Day 2: Casablanca – Tangier
- After breakfast, leave Casablanca in a private vehicle and drive along the Atlantic coast to Tangier. Arrive around midday and enjoy some free time to explore the city. You can take a relaxed walk through the old medina, visit the kasbah, or stop for mint tea with sea views at a local café. In the afternoon, continue discovering Tangier at your own pace or join a short guided tour.
- 4-star
Day 3: Tangier – Chefchaouen
- After breakfast, leave Casablanca in a private vehicle and drive along the Atlantic coast to Tangier. Arrive around midday and enjoy some free time to explore the city. You can take a relaxed walk through the old medina, visit the kasbah, or stop for mint tea with sea views at a local café. In the afternoon, continue discovering Tangier at your own pace or join a short guided tour.
- 4-star riad
- breakfast
Day 4: Chefchaouen
- Today is a free day to enjoy the peaceful charm of Chefchaouen. You can explore the blue streets of the medina at your own pace, relax at a café in the main square, or try some fresh orange juice and local snacks. If you're feeling active, you can take a short hike in the nearby hills or join an optional trip to the beautiful Akchour waterfalls. In the evening, enjoy a traditional Moroccan meal like tagine, or unwind with a visit to a local hammam. The rest of the night is yours to relax and soak in the atmosphere.
- 4-star riad
- breakfast
Day 5: Chefchaouen – Meknes
- Enjoy a relaxed morning in Chefchaouen, soaking up the last moments in its peaceful, blue-washed medina. You might want to sip a coffee in the main square or take a final stroll through its charming alleys. Later, travel onward to the imperial city of Meknes, known for its grand gates, historic medina, and relaxed atmosphere. Once you arrive, enjoy free time to explore at your own pace. You could visit the impressive Bab Mansour, wander the old streets, or simply unwind at a café.
- 4-star riad
- breakfast
Day 6: Meknes – Fes
- Enjoy a final morning in Meknes, where you can take a relaxed stroll through the medina, visit the grand Bab Mansour or enjoy a quiet coffee before continuing your journey. Later, travel to the cultural heart of Morocco Fes. Known for its ancient medina, vibrant souks, and rich traditions, Fes offers a deep dive into Moroccan history and daily life. Once you arrive, settle in and enjoy free time to explore or simply unwind.
- 4-star riad
- breakfast
Day 7: Fes (Optional City Tour)
- Today, explore the winding alleys of Fes el Bali, the oldest part of the city and one of the largest car-free urban areas in the world. Walk through the bustling medina where craftsmen, spice sellers, and traders keep centuries-old traditions alive. Visit highlights like the beautifully restored Medersa Bou Inania and Medresse el Attarine, then stop by the Funduq al-Najjarin, a stunning 18th-century inn turned museum. Don’t miss the iconic tannery with its colorful dye pits, and watch skilled artisans at a local ceramics workshop. In the afternoon, you're free to wander or relax and if you're hungry, treat yourself to a delicious Moroccan dinner to end the day.
- 4-star riad
- breakfast
Day 8: Fes - Marrakech
- Travel from Fes to the lively city of Marrakech. Once you arrive, wander through the medina at your own pace and take in the sights, sounds, and scents of this vibrant city. Keep an eye out you might come across a local with a passion for coffee, brewed the traditional way in hot sand. As evening falls, make your way to Djemaa el-Fna, the city’s famous square. It comes alive with music, stories, food stalls, and street performers. Grab a bite if you like, and enjoy the magic of Marrakech at night.
- 4-star riad
- breakfast
Day 9: Fes – Marrakech
- Enjoy a free day to discover more of Marrakech at your own pace. Whether you choose to wander the souks, visit a quiet garden, or simply relax at a traditional hammam, the day is yours.
- 4-star riad
- breakfast
Day 10: Marrakech – Imlil - Aroumd
- This morning, head into the High Atlas Mountains and arrive in the village of Imlil. From there, leave your main luggage behind and take a short walk—just about an hour—up to the peaceful mountain village of Aroumd. Set on a rocky hilltop with sweeping views, Aroumd offers a chance to slow down and experience traditional Amazigh life. You’ll spend the night in a welcoming, family-run mountain gîte, where the smell of wood fires and fresh bread fills the air. The rest of the day is yours to relax, explore the village, or wander the nearby farmlands at your own pace.
- 4-star riad
- breakfast
Day 11: Aroumd – Ait Ben Haddou
- Travel through the stunning High Atlas Mountains and cross Tizi n’Tichka, Morocco’s highest pass at 2,260 metres. Your journey leads to the ancient village of Ait Ben Haddou, a UNESCO World Heritage site that feels frozen in time. Once a key stop for traders crossing the Sahara, this hilltop village is now famous for its mudbrick buildings and film appearances in Gladiator, Game of Thrones, and Lawrence of Arabia. Wander through its narrow lanes and climb to the top for sweeping views of the desert plains.
- 4-star riad
- breakfast
Day 12: Ait Ben Haddou – Sahara
- Today is a big travel day as you head south toward the vast Sahara Desert. Drive through the beautiful Draa Valley to Zagora, once part of the ancient caravan route. Along the way, pass dramatic desert landscapes, scattered oases, and the rugged Jbel Tadrart mountains. Stop in Tamegroute to visit a fascinating library of ancient manuscripts and explore an underground kasbah with a local. Then continue to M’Hamid, the edge of the desert. From here, switch to 4WDs and head off-road to the towering Erg Chegaga dunes one of the most remote parts of the Moroccan Sahara. As the sun begins to set, hop on a camel ride and watch the desert turn gold. Spend the night under the stars it’s a moment you won’t forget.
- 4-star riad
- breakfast & dinner
Day 13: Ait Ben Haddou – Sahara
- Today is a big travel day as you head south toward the vast Sahara Desert. Drive through the beautiful Draa Valley to Zagora, once part of the ancient caravan route. Along the way, pass dramatic desert landscapes, scattered
- 4-star riad
- breakfast & dinner
Day 14: Sahara - Tata
- Start your day early if you like with a walk to the nearest dune to catch the Sahara sunrise. It’s a peaceful and unforgettable moment. After breakfast, hop back into the 4WDs and begin your journey out of the desert. Along the way, switch to your private vehicle and continue toward the town of Tata. Take a break at the Attiq Waterfalls in Tissint, where saltwater flows through a rugged desert landscape. You’ll arrive in Tata by mid-afternoon, with time to relax and soak in the slower pace.
- 4-star riad
- breakfast & dinner
Day 15: Tata – Taroudant
- After breakfast, leave the quiet charm of Tata behind as you travel through changing desert landscapes toward the historic town of Taroudant. Along the way, take in the scenery of arid valleys, small villages, and the distant peaks of the Anti-Atlas Mountains. Known as the “Grandmother of Marrakech,” Taroudant is a walled city with a laid-back vibe, lively souks, and beautiful views of the surrounding countryside. You’ll arrive by mid-afternoon with time to relax or explore the medina.
- 4-star riad
- breakfast & dinner
Day 16: Taroudant - Essaouira
- Today, travel from Taroudant to the breezy Atlantic town of Essaouira. Along the way, pass through landscapes dotted with argan trees, native to this part of Morocco. You’ll stop at a local women’s cooperative that produces argan oil used in both cooking and cosmetics. Learn how the oil is made and try some fresh Amlou, a delicious local spread made with argan, almonds, and honey. Continue your journey to Essaouira, whose name means pretty picture and it truly lives up to it. Inside the old city walls, discover whitewashed buildings with blue shutters, lively markets, art galleries, and traditional wood workshops. Your evening is free to explore the town or unwind by the sea.
- 4-star riad
- breakfast & dinner
Day 17: Essaouira
- Start your day with a walk through Essaouira’s old medina, Jewish mellah, historic port, and the seaside ramparts known as the Skala. This coastal town has a long history as a fishing hub, and you’ll meet a local fisherman who’ll share stories and show you how fishing traditions are passed down through generations. After that, the day is yours. You might grab a plate of fresh seafood by the port, explore art galleries and local shops, or just relax by the ocean. Essaouira has a laid-back charm. If you’re feeling adventurous, try a surf lesson or unwind with a visit to a traditional hammam.
- 4-star riad
- breakfast & dinner
Day 18: Essaouira - Marrakech
- Spend a relaxed morning in Essaouira wander the medina, stroll the beach, or enjoy a slow breakfast with ocean views. Later, travel back to Marrakech, where you’ll have free time to explore. Dive into the energy of Djemaa el-Fna, where fire performers, musicians, and food stalls bring the square to life. If you're up for more, visit the stunning Bahia Palace or the atmospheric ruins of El Badi Palace.
- 4-star riad
- breakfast & dinner
Day 19: Marrakech (Return)
- All good things must come to an end. After breakfast, you'll be transferred to Marrakech Airport for your flight home
- breakfast
What's Included:
- 17 nights in comfort-category riads and kasbahs as per the itinerary .
- 1 night in the desert in a comfortable nomad-style tent.
- Double room with bath or shower and WC.
- 18x breakfast (B) & 1x dinner (D)
- Camel ride in the desert.
- Airport transfers as per the itinerary.
- Personalized advice.
- Full trip preparation.
What's not Included :
- Flights.
- City tour and entrance fees
- Additional Services.
- Insurance.