13 DAYS TOUR FROM CASABLANCA

13-DAY trips leaving from Casablanca, You will be received at the Mohammed V Airport in Casablanca and then driven to your place of stay. Our seasoned member will provide you with a concise review of your excursion.

Following breakfast, we will begin our tour of the city by seeing some of its most famous landmarks, such as the Hassan II Mosque, the United Nations Plaza, and the Coastal Seaside “Corniche.”
After that, we are going to take a journey to Rabat, which is the capital of Morocco, and while we are there, we are going to stay in a traditional riad in the Medina.

Next breakfast of the following day, we will get our sightseeing adventure in the Moroccan capital underway. Your first order of business should be to pay a visit to the Oudaias Kasbah, which is Rabat’s oldest building and offers beautiful views of the river “Bu Regrag” and the Atlantic Ocean.
The commander of the “Al Mohads,” Yacoub Al-Mansour, is credited with initiating construction of the mosque that is now incomplete and is known as the Hassan tower and tomb. The city of Chefchaouen, known for its beautiful blue walls, will be our next destination.
We are going to go to this amazing city’s center square, which is called Utta El-Hammam, and we are going to be impressed by the blue and white homes that are there. Make a reservation at a hotel or riad for the night.

Visits FROM CASABLANCA Lasting 13 Days Following breakfast, we will travel to Volubilis in order to see the ancient Roman city there. You are going to go to Moulay Idriss, which is considered to be the most holy city in all of Morocco and serves as a hub for travelers around the country.
After that, you will go on a journey to Meknes to check out the Medina of Meknes, which includes the chosen Moulay Ismail Burial site, the storage facility, and the Sahrij Souani, which were employed for water system and development, as well as the Square of Lehdim and the Door of Bab al Mansour.
You’ll have the chance to stroll aimlessly around the souks and unwind at one of the Square’s bistros.
We will go on to Fez at a later time. The expense of your stay at a traditional Riad is what will be remembered most about your overnight stay at the boardinghouse.

Following breakfast, we will go to Ifrane, also known as the “Moroccan Switzerland,” as well as Azrou. En there, we will cross the Tizi n t’lghamt pass, which is located in the Center Chart book Mountains. In Midelt, we will be stopping in a variety of locations to snap photographs as well as to dine.
After that, we will go on with our tour via the Ziz valley, Errachidia, Erfoud, and finally Merzouga, the center of the Moroccan Sahara Desert, where you will relax before riding your camels and rising further into the desert.
While we are moving on camel, night will fall in the middle of the desert as the sand rises. Following an unforgettable meal at a camp located in the Sahara Desert, we will spend the rest of the night in desert tents, listening to music played on drums by Berbers and gazing up at the night sky.

To ensure that you don’t miss the sunrise on your 13 DAYS Visits FROM CASABLANCA excursion, your camel guide will wake you up at the crack of dawn.
Following breakfast, you will ride your camel back to the inn where you are staying. Here, we will take you on an exploration voyage of the area, which will include a visit to the Khamlia hamlet, which was formed by former Sudanese slaves… so that you may experience their music and way of life.
It is possible that we will also need to go to the Berber traveler tents since many Berber things sold there are sold at lower prices than they are in the cities. In this location, you will spend the night at either an inn or a Riad.

After breakfast, we will check out of our hotel and begin the trip to Ouarzazate, which will take us via the Dades Valley. The journey through Dades Valley is sometimes referred to as the “course of 1,000 kasbahs,” and it provides a number of opportunities to take some of the most memorable photographs of your tour.
We will make a pit stop at Kalaa Mgouna, often known as “the rose city,” in order to acquire rosewater. This will ensure that your clothing continues to smell fresh long after your expedition has come to an end. Continue on to Skoura and the Dades Valley; if you’re lucky, you’ll get to visit the Kasbah of Ameridil, which is one of the most well-protected kasbahs in the area.
After lunch, you may go climbing in the valley before continuing on to Ouarzazate, which is known as the “Hollywood of Africa” due to its topography and the wonderful natural aspects that it has, both of which have attracted a large number of high-quality film makers. For shorter stays, a riad or an inn will be a better option.

After breakfast at your riad, we will leave for Taroudant via Taznakht, where we will make a stop at the Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah, which is the largest Kasbah in all of Morocco. Participated in the workforce at the turn of the 20th century.
In the past, the Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah, which is now a part of the UNESCO World Heritage List, served as one of the stations for processions that traveled all the way from Sub-Saharan Africa to Marrakech.
From there, we will continue our journey to Taliouine, the saffron capital of Morocco, where you will get the opportunity to see the Saffron Agreeable.
In the event that your trip takes place during the saffron harvest, you will have the opportunity to perhaps meet Berber families who are currently harvesting saffron in their own fields.
We will arrive at Taroudant in the early evening, giving you time to study the fortifications and have a walk through the winding alleyways of the Medina.
Taroudant is often referred to as “the small Marrakech” since the Saadian tradition founded the city and used it as their capital until relocating to Marrakech in the sixteenth century. This is one of the reasons why the name “the little Marrakech” is so common.

Following breakfast, we will check out of the riad and travel to Essaouira by way of Agadir. Agadir, a city noted for its tranquility and relaxation, has been a popular tourist destination for quite some time. This will be our most exciting trip.
After lunch and a leisurely walk along the Promenade, you will make your way to Essaouira. The ocean front course is renowned for its Argan trees and has stunning vistas throughout its length.
Goats should be seen in herds ascending the branches of argan trees in search of food that is more desirable to them than the forage they may get on the ground.
After making a few stops along the coast, we finally make it into Essaouira in the beginning of the evening. Spend the night at one of the riads located in the Medina.

After having breakfast at your leisure in Essaouira, you will then embark on a tour of the city with a local guide at your side. As you make your way through the back entryways of the medina, you will come across a variety of handiworks, like the Skala Post and Thuya wood that has been carved by experts.
The current meal will be presented in the form of Moroccan cuisine, with freshly purchased fish that is “ready to arrange.” In the early evening, you will find that you have more energy than usual, so take advantage of this time to go for a stroll, visit the beach, and spend some time by yourself. In common parlance, Essaouira is referred to as the “City of the Breeze,” and it is renowned as a destination for surfers from all over the globe.
Although Essaouira has been home to a number of different municipal institutions throughout the course of its history, including the Portuguese occupation, which left an indelible mark on the city’s layout, it has managed to maintain its status as a small community that is rich in history. Because of its grandeur, distinctive blue entryways, and whitewashed walls, it is also known as Morocco’s “Gem of the Atlantic.”
Every year, there is a festival known as “Gnawa music,” which features performances by a variety of musical ensembles from from all across Africa and the rest of the globe. In most years, it falls sometime in the middle of the second week of June. A stay of a few nights at a Riad or other kind of housing.

After breakfast in your riad, you will have the ability to make use of the available energy before departing for Marrakech. During our trip, you will have the chance to do a visit to the women’ co-employable of Argan oil. Since this is the country of Argan culture, here is where the oil is extracted, which is recognized for its culinary, beauty, and health benefits.
After a few pauses for photographs, you will continue on with your journey to Marrakech and check into your riad when you get there. Following supper, you may choose to take a stroll around the bustling plaza of Jemaa El Fenna, where you will be greeted by a variety of entertainment, including narrators, performers, snake charmers, and others.

The next morning, you will proceed to the Menara garden, which has a pool that is surrounded by flowerbeds that serve as a foundation for a water system for the surrounding ranchers.
The Koutoubia mosque, the Majorelle Nurseries, Bahia Castle, and the exhibition of jewels at the Dar Si Said Royal palace will be recalled in every manner for the touring visit.
A lunch at your own leisure in the Medina will be followed by a stroll around the lively souks of Marrakech. In the evening, have a drink on the front porch of a restaurant while gazing out over the bustling Jamaa El Fenna Square. After supper and a night at the inn, retire to your room.

The HOLIDAY 13 DAYS TOUR FROM CASABLANCA reaches its end as you make your way to the airport (either in Marrakech or Casablanca).