Morocco is a popular destination, attracting culture lovers, adventure travellers, couples, families, foodies and more. A country of dazzling diversity, Morocco has epic mountains, sweeping deserts and ancient cities, and it greets travelers with warm hospitality and the perfect glass of mint tea. So, if you want to sit back, enjoy, and let us do all the planning for you, get in touch to book this 14 Days Private Tour – carefully planned by our team of travel experts and led by trusted local insiders to bring you a hassle-free, 100% authentic experience. Our 14 days private tour from Marrakech is the perfect way to really get a sense of what the country is all about, providing our lovely visitors with an amazing experience filled with a mixture of culture, history, and local traditions.
The highlights of this sensational 14 days private tour in Morocco are the four Imperial Cities: Marrakech, Fes, Meknes and Rabat. The latter is the current capital and, although a modern city at first glance, it has several interesting historical attractions such as the Oudaya Kasbah, Hassan Tower, and the gleaming Mohammed V Mausoleum, all worth a visit. During your trip in Morocco, Chefchaouen is undoubtedly one of the best places to visit. Unlike Marrakech, Fez, or other places you may spend time on a trip to Morocco, there are really no must-see landmarks in Chefchaouen – the city itself is the sight, and simply wandering is the best thing to do. Additionally, you will also have a precious opportunity to visit Volubilis, not just a Moroccan World Heritage Site but also an important historical landmark, offering an interesting insight into the spread of the Roman Empire.
Throughout this 14 days private tour, Fes is obviously a must. The medina of Fez is listed as a World Heritage Site and is one of the world’s largest and oldest urban pedestrian zones. It contains the University of al-Qarawiyyin, founded in 859, the oldest continuously functioning institute of higher education in the world.
Furthermore, the 14 days private tour is taking you to fabulous places the country abounds with. The Sahara Desert, beyond its awe-inspiring landscapes, is home to diverse cultures and ancient traditions, and is an ideal destination to escape the bustle of crowded cities. It is the perfect place to enjoy a camel ride and spend the night in a well-equipped tent under a starry sky.
Additionally, the journey takes you through the Atlas Mountains to enjoy panoramic views with amazing picturesque landscapes, including the dramatic scenery of the Todra Gorge, a natural oasis carved by the River Todra through limestone over many centuries, with canyon walls reaching over 300 metres in height. This site is one of Morocco’s top attractions, a paradise for photography enthusiasts, rock climbers, and hikers, and has even been featured in the American TV show “Expedition Impossible.”
As Morocco has a diversity all of its own, Ait Benhaddou kasbah is one of the most visited attractions in the country and probably the most attractive stop on round trips across the region. Due to its unique architecture and incredibly magical ambience, it has already served as a movie set for well-known films such as Game of Thrones, Gladiator, and Lawrence of Arabia.
Marrakech, one of the imperial cities in Morocco, is also within your tour radar, with a local guide to help you explore its chaos. For the organized, logical traveler, Marrakech may seem like a nightmare – its labyrinth of twisty alleyways are almost impossible to navigate, and its array of snake charmers, fortune tellers and spice sellers won’t let you go anywhere fast. Leave your structured daily routine behind and let the ebb and flow of Marrakech draw you deeper into its colorful chaos.
Morocco Vibrant Tours is also taking you to the Atlantic coast. Essaouira is a port city and resort on Morocco’s Atlantic coast. Its medina is protected by 18th-century seafront ramparts called the Skala de la Kasbah, designed by European engineers, where old brass cannons line the walls facing ocean views. Strong “Alizée” trade winds make the city’s crescent beach popular for surfing, windsurfing and kitesurfing.
It’s the first day of your 14 days private tour in Morocco, starting from Casablanca Airport where you will be greeted upon your arrival. If time permits, you will be escorted to explore the city. Casablanca boasts the most Art Deco architecture of all of Morocco’s cities, giving it a fresh and modern feel in contrast to the imperial cities, which ooze history and tradition. In Casablanca, you will have the chance to visit the Hassan II Mosque, the largest functioning mosque in Africa and the 14th largest in the world, with a minaret standing 210 metres tall – the world’s second tallest. The mosque was completed in 1993 and designed by French architect Michel Pinseau under the guidance of Hassan II.
Later on, you continue to Rabat and check in to the hotel. You will spend the night in a lovely charming Riad/Hotel.
NOTE: the visit to Casablanca on the first day depends on the flight arrival – if the flight arrives in the afternoon, you will drive straight to Rabat.
Following breakfast at the hotel/riad, the morning is dedicated to exploring parts of Rabat. Morocco’s political and administrative capital may be short on top-drawer tourist attractions, but it compensates with plenty of charm, including the intact and evocative Kasbah Oudaya and an attractive walled medina far less touristy than those in other large cities. You also have the possibility to visit the Hassan Tower, built in approximately 1195 AD and intended to be the largest mosque on earth.
The Mausoleum of Mohammed V is part of your visit in Rabat before leaving for Chefchaouen. This landmark is where the present king’s father, the late Hassan II, and grandfather were laid to rest in a marble mausoleum decorated with exquisite examples of Moroccan craftwork, including colourful zellij and carved plaster.
As you leave Rabat and head to Chefchaouen, you will drive through small villages of the Rif region. Considered one of the most beautiful and breathtaking towns in Morocco, you will be fascinated by the authenticity and blue-washed houses during your visit. Spend the night in a hotel/riad.
On the third day of your 14 days private tour, the journey is spent exploring this magnificent small town. Following a hearty breakfast at the hotel, you meet the local guide to walk the medina. Chefchaouen is a uniquely beautiful small city set against the backdrop of the Rif Mountains, probably one of the prettiest in Morocco due to its gorgeous blue alleyways and blue-washed streets and dwellings – which is why it is nicknamed “the Blue Pearl of Morocco.” Its medina is one of the loveliest in the country: uncrowded, small and easy to navigate.
This town is a balm for the weary traveler, a gem for any adventurer seeking new discoveries, and a muse for the avid photographer. Today is an invitation to discover this breathtaking medina, taking the time to calmly enjoy the cultural diversity of northern Morocco in its mythical whitewashed blue corridors and authentic, welcoming atmosphere.
You resume your journey with a delightful breakfast at your accommodation in Chefchaouen. This captivating leg begins with a drive through the scenic Rif region, immersing yourself in the vibrant culture that defines this picturesque area, before exploring the heartwarming allure of the Roman ruins of Volubilis as well as Meknes, one of the four imperial cities.
The first stop is the Roman archaeological gem of Volubilis, founded in the 3rd century B.C., which became an important outpost of the Roman Empire and was graced with many fine buildings. Later on, you continue to Meknes, one of Morocco’s imperial cities and a significant historical monument inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1996. Here you will visit the Moulay Ismail Mausoleum and contemplate the artistic designs of Bab Mansour.
Late afternoon, you arrive in Fes, where you spend the night in a charming, authentic riad.
The fifth day commences with a satisfying breakfast at your hotel, before setting the stage for a full day of exploration with a knowledgeable guide. Fes, the oldest of Morocco’s four imperial capitals, stimulates all the senses: a barrage of haunting and beautiful sounds, infinite visual details and unfiltered odours.
The exploration starts with a visit to the Royal Palace, admiring its seven imposing front gates surrounded by fine tilework and carved cedar wood. No visit to Fes would be complete without a walk through the Mellah, the Jewish Quarter, or a stop at a traditional pottery workshop to see the production and decoration process firsthand.
The walking part of the visit leads you through the historical heart of the old medina, venturing into the intricate world of madrasas – including the Karaouine University – and the shrine of the ancient sovereign Moulay Idriss. En-Nejjarine Square awaits, with its cabinetmakers’ souk and the impressive Museum of Wooden Arts and Crafts housed in a beautifully carved foundouk, before continuing through the kissaria where jewelry and fine fabrics are on display.
After spending the day among Fes’ historical and cultural treasures, you conclude the day retreating to your riad for a restful overnight stay.
Indulge in a hearty breakfast at your hotel as you prepare to bid farewell to Fes and hit the road through the ever-changing scenery, enchanting landscapes and cultural treasures of Morocco, driving from barren mountainsides to fertile valleys.
The first stop is Ifrane, known for its sloping-roofed houses, remarkable and unusual in Morocco, designed to cope with yearly snowfall. The journey continues through the UNESCO-preserved Cedar Forest of the Middle Atlas, home to a colony of endangered Barbary macaques. Stop for lunch in Midelt, a town in the high plains between the Middle and High Atlas ranges, before continuing south over the Tizi n’Talghamt pass – known as the “camel pass” – to arrive at the Ziz Valley for a picturesque panoramic view.
You conclude the journey with a lovely stay in a charming riad in the desert.
This private Morocco tour offers the perfect combination of big cities and Sahara Desert experience, and today is dedicated to exploring the desert. The village of Merzouga, known as the door to Erg Chebbi, is a huge stretch of sand dunes and one of the most iconic places to visit in the country, beckoning adventurous souls with mesmerizing landscapes and rich cultural heritage.
Along this desert day trip, you will have a unique opportunity to visit a Gnaoua village to be entertained with their authentic instruments. After that, you drive deep into the desert for a panoramic view showing the contrast of golden dunes with black volcanic rocks, followed by a cup of tea with a nomad family – a worthwhile way to explore the harshness of life and what it feels like to be a nomad.
You will drive to the village of Merzouga for lunch before arriving at the hotel to collect your luggage and get ready for the camel ride adventure. The dromedaries take you across the Erg Chebbi dunes, enjoying the scenery as the evening light plays across the sand. Tonight, marvel at the expansive night sky and try fantastic local cuisine while sitting around an open fire, enjoying live music and dancing in this unforgettable location.
You resume the tour with an early morning climb up one of the sand dunes to watch the sunrise over the Sahara Desert. Enjoy a hearty breakfast in the open air contemplating the dunes, then bid farewell and get ready to leave for Dades. The first stop is Rissani, a major commercial center and former caravan hub well known for its souk, where locals and visitors shop for vegetables, fruits, souvenirs and clothes – Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays being the busiest and most interesting market days.
The tour continues to the Todra Gorges, a massive trench rising over 250 metres to form one of the most dramatic and spectacular natural sights in Morocco. Lunch will be at one of the restaurants along the road, before the day concludes at the hotel in Dades.
Following a delicious Moroccan breakfast at the hotel, you meet the driver and get ready to continue your trip. Today’s journey leads you through numerous sites, starting with the Rose Valley, famous for its flowers – every year between April and mid-May, the valley produces between 3,000 and 4,000 tonnes of wild roses used to extract rose products. After that, you head through the city of Ouarzazate to arrive at the World Heritage Site of Ait Benhaddou Kasbah, declared by UNESCO in 1987 and used as a backdrop for Hollywood films including Gladiator, Indiana Jones, and Lawrence of Arabia.
After lunch at the kasbah, you continue to Marrakech through the High Atlas Mountains, stopping for lovely photogenic scenery. Around 6pm you arrive in Marrakech to unwind in a delightful riad nestled within the medina.
Today’s morning is dedicated to contact with the ambiance of Marrakech. You enjoy breakfast and meet your local guide, who will lead you through the medina, sharing the city’s history and hidden tales during the walk. From the exterior of the Koutoubia Mosque to Bahia Palace, there is so much to absorb in this brilliant city, including an exhibition of images taken by travellers between 1870 and 1950. Medersa Ben Youssef, the largest Islamic college in Marrakech, was founded during the 14th century, then re-constructed during the 16th, with over 130 rooms that have housed over 900 students.
Your exploration also includes a walk to the great square of Jemaa el-Fna, one of the largest public spaces in the world. When night falls, it transforms into a hive of activity, with performers, storytellers, a street food bazaar loaded with Moroccan delicacies, snake charmers and henna makers. To conclude the day, wash it all down with some traditional mint tea and share stories and photos before heading back to the hotel/riad.
Another highlight of this tour is a trip to the beach town of Essaouira. Spoil yourself with a delicious, healthy breakfast at the hotel and get ready to leave in an air-conditioned car for the roughly 3-hour ride. As you arrive at Essaouira, you make your way through the straight streets to the hotel, then have some free time to explore the bustling port, stroll through the lively medina, and wander through the vibrant markets. Wind up the day relaxing in lovely accommodation.
Enjoy a lovely breakfast before embarking on an adventure to discover this private tour of Essaouira. The guide will start the visit at the small fishing port, where you can marvel at the small fishing boats, before continuing to the most important monument of the city, the Scala, where several films have been shot, including Orson Welles’ Othello and the Game of Thrones TV show. At the Scala, you will see old bronze cannons facing the Atlantic Ocean.
While you wander through the colorful markets and cedar woodworking shops, it is good to stop for a cup of tea. The afternoon is free, so you can do your own thing, such as enjoying the sunset at the beach.
Indulge in a delicious breakfast at the hotel as you prepare to bid farewell to Essaouira and hit the road back to Marrakech. The afternoon in Marrakech is dedicated to a visit of the Majorelle Gardens and the YSL Museum. The evening is spent at the medina for a taste of the night atmosphere.
After enjoying breakfast at the riad and completing the check-out process, the upcoming hours will be tailored to your flight schedule. This time can be used for final purchases in the city center, exploring monuments you may have missed, or enjoying a hammam before you leave.
At the agreed-upon time, our driver will pick you up for a seamless transfer to Casablanca Airport, a drive of about 3 hours. While our services conclude here, we look forward to future reunions.
Regarding this 14 days tour in Morocco, we offer various categories of accommodation to match your preferences and budget. Morocco Vibrant Tours knows by heart the responsibility to provide top-notch experiences when you travel in Morocco, and we provide a balance of hotels and riads – traditionally homes for wealthy merchants, now converted into luxury guest houses for the enjoyment of travelers.
Concerning the camps, we made the decision not to offer standard desert camps, as they do not meet our high standards of quality, nor would they meet your expectations. Instead, we are delighted to present luxurious desert camps that feature private tents complete with bathroom and shower.
To assist you in making a choice, here are some enticing options to consider:
| Option | Rabat | Chefchaouen | Fes | Desert Camp | Merzouga | Dades | Marrakech | Essaouira |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Option 1 | Riad Kalaa | Riad Hicham | Riad Tahra | Caravanserai | Hotel Moha Yut | Riad Tumast | Dar Azal | Riad Zahra |
| Option 2 | Riad Zyo | Hotel Dar Chaouen | Riad El Yacout | Caravanserai | Dar Morocco | Auberge Panorama | Riad Samsli | Riad Chebanat |
| Option 3 | Hotel Sofitel | Riad Lina & Spa | Riad Fes & Spa | Caravanserai | Riad Serai | Hotel Xaluca | Jardin Koutoubia | Salut Maroc |
Morocco Vibrant Tours is here to make all the necessary arrangements before your tour in Morocco starts. We are thrilled to facilitate the travel procedures and make your Morocco desert tour even smoother. The list above is just a suggestion – we are happy to book you the ones you like, and thanks to the multiple choices we provide, you remain completely flexible.
Here is our suggestion: it would be lovely to commence your trip with a fantastic stay at Hotel Sofitel in Rabat. In Chefchaouen, we highly recommend the luxurious Riad Lina. For the fourth and fifth nights, Riad Fes is one of the best options for a balance of authenticity and modernity. On the sixth day, if you are looking for a fabulous desert experience, the Caravanserai camp is definitely suitable to fulfil your dream and feel the real vibes of the desert. The next night in the desert is highly recommended to be spent at Riad Serai, one of the loveliest riads in the region. Following your stay in the desert, treat yourself and stay at Hotel Xaluca Dades.
In Marrakech, to feel the well-conserved Moroccan architecture and the influence of modernity, Jardin de la Koutoubia is surely the best option to illustrate Moroccan traditions. To conclude your 14 days tour, Riad Salut Maroc is an attractive guest house to enjoy the vibes of the Atlantic Ocean in Essaouira.
This is just an example of the accommodations we suggest – it is all up to your budget and interests.
When it comes to prices, this 14 days tour in Morocco has varied costs according to the hotels being chosen. To give you an idea, it starts at €1,880 per person. Again, the number of passengers and the duration you travel can make the price different.
To get a customized quote that suits your needs and interests, kindly send us a direct message and we will be thrilled to provide you with an accurate and personalized price.
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