Your 17 Days Tour From Casablanca begins with a short and relaxed drive along the Atlantic coast toward Rabat. This first day is easy, allowing you to settle into the journey without long travel.

In Rabat, you visit the Hassan Tower and the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, both located in a large open historical area. You then continue to the Kasbah of the Udayas, where narrow streets and white-and-blue houses create a calm atmosphere with views over the ocean.

You can walk along the coast or sit in a quiet spot to enjoy the surroundings before heading to your accommodation.

Distance: about 90 km

You leave Rabat and pass again through Casablanca before continuing inland toward Marrakech. The road is smooth and passes through wide plains and small towns.

As you approach Marrakech, the environment becomes more active. You arrive in the afternoon and have time to settle in before heading out.

In the evening, you visit Jemaa el-Fnaa Square inside the Marrakech Medina (UNESCO World Heritage Site), where the atmosphere becomes lively with food stalls, local performers, and movement everywhere.

Distance: about 330 km

This day is dedicated to exploring Marrakech at a comfortable pace. You begin by visiting Bahia Palace, where decorated rooms and courtyards show traditional architecture.

You then walk through the medina, passing through narrow streets filled with shops, artisan workshops, and daily activity. Each part of the souk offers something different, from spices to handmade items.

You pass near the Koutoubia Mosque and explore surrounding areas. The day is flexible, allowing you to discover both busy and quiet parts of the city.

You leave Marrakech early and begin driving into the High Atlas Mountains. The road climbs gradually toward the Tizi n’Tichka Pass at 2,260 meters.

You stop at several viewpoints where you can enjoy wide views over valleys and small mountain villages. The road is winding but very scenic.

After crossing the pass, you arrive at Ait Ben Haddou (UNESCO World Heritage Site). You explore the ksar, walking through narrow paths and climbing to higher points for panoramic views.

Distance: about 200 km

You leave Ait Ben Haddou and travel toward Ouarzazate, where you can make a short stop. The journey continues through Skoura oasis, where palm groves and traditional kasbahs line the road.

You then pass through the Valley of Roses, where small villages and cultivated land appear along the route. As you approach Dades Valley, the landscape becomes more dramatic.

You follow winding roads through the valley and stop at viewpoints before arriving in the evening.

Distance: about 200 km

You leave Dades Valley and drive toward Todra Gorges. When you arrive, you walk between high canyon walls that create a narrow and shaded path.

After visiting the gorges, you continue through Tinghir and head toward Merzouga. The landscape changes as the Erg Chebbi dunes begin to appear.

In the afternoon, you take a camel ride into the desert, stopping to watch the sunset before continuing to your desert camp.

Distance: about 300 km

You wake up early to watch the sunrise over the dunes. After breakfast, you spend the day exploring the desert surroundings.

You may visit nearby villages and observe daily life in this region. The pace is slower, giving you time to relax and enjoy the calm atmosphere of the Sahara.

You can also walk around the dunes or simply rest at the camp.

You leave Merzouga and travel through wide open landscapes toward the Ziz Valley. You stop at viewpoints where palm trees stretch across the valley floor.

The road continues through Errachidia and gradually climbs into the Middle Atlas Mountains. The scenery changes from desert to greener areas.

You arrive in Midelt in the afternoon and have time to rest.

Distance: about 300 km

You travel through the Middle Atlas Mountains toward Azrou, where cedar forests cover the area. You stop to walk among the trees and may see monkeys.

You continue to Ifrane, known for its clean streets and calm atmosphere, then drive toward Fes. You arrive in the afternoon and settle in.

Distance: about 200 km

You spend the day exploring Fes, one of the most important cultural cities in Morocco. You enter the Fes Medina (UNESCO World Heritage Site) through one of its historic gates and begin walking through its narrow and winding streets.

As you move deeper into the medina, you pass by traditional markets, small workshops, and areas where artisans work with leather, metal, wood, and textiles. You visit the tanneries, where leather is processed using traditional methods, and observe the activity from a higher viewpoint.

The medina feels like a maze, with each turn leading to a different scene. The experience is about walking slowly, discovering hidden corners, and observing daily life.

Later in the day, you can explore quieter areas outside the medina or relax in a café, taking a break from the busy streets.

You leave Fes in the morning and travel toward Volubilis (UNESCO World Heritage Site). Upon arrival, you walk through the Roman ruins, where old columns, mosaic floors, and remains of buildings spread across an open landscape.

You take time to explore the site at a relaxed pace, learning about its history while enjoying wide views of the surrounding countryside.

After visiting Volubilis, you continue to Meknes, one of Morocco’s imperial cities. You walk near its large gates and open squares, observing a different atmosphere compared to Fes and Marrakech.

The day is calm and not rushed, allowing you to enjoy both historical sites before settling in Meknes or continuing nearby.

Distance: about 80 km

You leave Meknes and begin the journey toward the north, entering the Rif Mountains. The road becomes more scenic as you move through hills and green landscapes.

Along the way, you can stop for short breaks to enjoy the views and take photos of the changing environment.

You arrive in Chefchaouen in the afternoon, a town known for its blue-painted streets and relaxed atmosphere. You begin exploring the medina, walking through narrow alleys where different shades of blue cover walls, doors, and steps.

The pace here is slower, allowing you to enjoy the calm environment and take your time discovering the town.

Distance: about 200 km

You spend a full day exploring Chefchaouen at a relaxed pace. You walk through the medina, discovering quiet corners, small shops, and open spaces.

You visit Outa el Hammam Square, where you can sit and observe daily life, then continue through less crowded streets where the atmosphere feels more local.

Later, you can walk up toward the Spanish Mosque, located on a hill above the town. From there, you get a wide view over Chefchaouen and the surrounding mountains, especially beautiful in the late afternoon.

The rest of the day is flexible, allowing you to explore, take photos, or simply enjoy the calm setting.

You arrive in Casablanca before midday or early afternoon, giving you time to explore parts of the city you may have missed at the beginning of the trip.

You can visit the Hassan II Mosque, walk along the seaside, or spend time relaxing after the long journey across Morocco.

Distance: about 90 km

You leave Chefchaouen in the morning and travel back toward the Atlantic coast. The road passes through mountain areas first, then gradually opens into flatter landscapes.

Along the way, you can take short breaks to rest and enjoy the changing scenery.

You arrive in Rabat in the afternoon. You can explore more of the city, revisit the Kasbah of the Udayas, or walk along the coast.

This day is more relaxed, giving you time to slow down after several days of travel.

Distance: about 250 km

You leave Rabat and follow the Atlantic coastline back toward Casablanca. The drive is short and comfortable, making it one of the easiest days of the trip.

You arrive in Casablanca with time to explore the city. You may visit the Hassan II Mosque, walk along the seaside, or explore nearby areas.

The afternoon is flexible, allowing you to relax or continue discovering the city at your own pace.

Distance: about 90 km

This day is free for you to explore Casablanca more deeply or simply relax after your journey. You can visit different parts of the city, enjoy the seaside, or take your time walking through quieter areas.

It is also a good moment to reflect on the trip, from the desert landscapes to the mountain regions and northern towns you have visited.

The final day of your 17 Days Tour From Casablanca is reserved for departure. You can enjoy a calm morning, depending on your flight time.

Transfer to the airport marks the end of your journey after exploring Morocco across different regions, from coast to mountains and the Sahara desert.