
Morocco14 Days / 13 NightsPrivate Tour
The Grand Moroccan Luxury Tour: Imperial Cities & the Sahara
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From $3,820 per person (2 sharing)
Duration14 Days / 13 Nights
RouteCasablanca → Tangier → Chefchaouen → Fez → Sahara → Dades → Marrakech → Casablanca
Starting from$3,820 pp
Group sizePrivate — your own group





About this tour
This Morocco luxury tour begins in Casablanca and heads north along the Atlantic coast to Tangier, then into the mountains to the blue-washed streets of Chefchaouen.
From there, a stop at the Roman ruins of Volubilis leads into Fez’s living medina, across the Middle Atlas to two nights in the Sahara at Merzouga, and west through the Dades Valley and the UNESCO village of Aït Benhaddou to Marrakech.
After three days enjoying Marrakech’s palaces, souks, and an optional detour to Essaouira or the Atlas Mountains, the loop closes back in Casablanca with a visit to the Hassan II Mosque and a farewell dinner at the city’s legendary Rick’s Café.
As a Moroccan local operator, we hand-pick every riad, camp and guide on this route. Every itinerary can be tailored to your dates, pace and interests.
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$3,820 per person, 2 sharing
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The journey

Welcome to Morocco. You land at Casablanca Mohammed V Airport, where your private driver meets you and transfers you to your hotel for a relaxing start to the journey. Casablanca is Morocco’s largest city, depending on your arrival, optional visit the Hassan II Mosque, one of the largest mosques in the world, with a 200-metre minaret, the tallest religious structure on Earth, set directly on the Atlantic coast.
In the evening you have a dinner at the hotel or at a recommended restaurant. Time at leisure.

After breakfast you drive north along the Atlantic coast to Tangier, a scenic journey of around 4.5 hours. You can add an optional stop in Rabat, the capital city of Morocco. Visit the Hassan Tower and Mohamed V Mausoleum. Then visit Asilah, a charming seaside town with whitewashed walls, old Portuguese ramparts and lanes decorated with murals.
On arrival in Tangier, enjoy an evening walk along the boulevard, with views over the bay, followed by dinner. Tangier is a port city that has faced Europe across the Strait of Gibraltar for centuries.

A guided tour of Tangier’s historic sites, a city long loved by writers and artists. You visit the Kasbah, the old hilltop fortress quarter, the Grand Socco, the main square at the entrance to the medina, You also visit the Tangier American Legation Museum, housed in the first property the United States ever owned abroad, given by the sultan of Morocco in 1821. Entrance is included.
You then stop for tea at the legendary Café Hafa, a cliffside café overlooking the Strait of Gibraltar, and have time to explore the medina and souks before dinner.

After breakfast you transfer to the mountain town of Chefchaouen, about 2.5 hours away, in the Rif Mountains. The lanes, stairways and doorways of its old town are washed in shades of blue, and the pace is slower and quieter than in Morocco’s big cities.
You explore the iconic blue-washed streets, the Ras El-Ma spring, where the town’s water comes down from the mountain, and Plaza Uta el-Hammam, the main square beside the old kasbah. The old town is hilly and cobbled, so bring comfortable walking shoes.

After breakfast you journey toward Fez with a guided stop at Volubilis, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the best-preserved Roman sites in North Africa, with its mosaics, triumphal arch and columns standing in the open plain. Entrance is included.
You can add an optional detour into Meknes, one of Morocco’s four imperial cities, to see the monumental Bab Mansour Gate. You arrive in Fez by late afternoon and have dinner at your riad.

A full guided day in Fez, home to one of the largest car-free urban areas in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You start at the Royal Palace, with its brass doors and tiled walls, then walk through the Jewish Quarter (the Mellah), and visit a ceramic workshop where Fez’s famous blue pottery is shaped, painted and fired by hand. You also visit the Bou Inania Madrasa, with its carved cedar, stucco and zellige tilework. Entrance is included.
In the afternoon you pass the exterior of Al Quaraouiyine University, founded in 859 and widely considered the oldest continually operating university in the world, visit the Chouara Tannery, where leather is dyed in open stone vats, and explore the artisan souks. Lunch is in the a traditional house in the Medina. In late afternoon, return back to your accommodation, and have time at leisure.

This is a long driving day, and one of the most varied. You leave Fez and climb into the Middle Atlas Mountains, stopping at Ifrane, the alpine-style town known as Morocco’s Little Switzerland, and the cedar forests of Azrou, where wild Barbary macaques come down to the roadside. The road then follows the Ziz Valley, with its palm groves and river views.
You reach Merzouga by late afternoon, then ride a camel into the dunes to your camp. Dinner is served with live Berber music under the stars. With almost no light pollution, the night sky is exceptional on clear evenings. Bring a warm layer, as desert nights cool quickly especially in the winter. Lunch is at your leisure and usually in Midelt.

Wake up early to watch the sunrise over the dunes. You then spend the day with a private 4×4 driver, exploring the desert at your own pace. The day includes a Gnaoua music performance in the village of Khamlia, a tradition of drumming and chanting with roots in sub-Saharan Africa, and tea with nomadic families, who show you how people live in this part of the Sahara.
Optional sandboarding or an ATV ride across the dunes is available for a more active day. In the afternoon you return to your desert camp by 4×4, with time to relax before dinner. Lunch is included in a local restaurant.

After breakfast you drive through dramatic desert landscapes to the towering Todra Gorge, where canyon walls rise up to 300 metres on either side, for a short walk along the river. Lunch is included along the way.
You then continue to the Dades Valley, known for its rock formations and clay-built kasbahs, for a relaxed evening with dinner overlooking the canyon.

This is a long driving day with some of the most memorable scenery of the trip. The route follows the Road of a Thousand Kasbahs, past palm groves and clay-built villages, to Aït Ben Haddou, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and Morocco’s most famous fortified ksar. Built of earth and clay along an old caravan route, it has appeared in many films and television series.
You then cross the High Atlas Mountains by the Tizi n’Tichka Pass, with wide views over the peaks, and arrive in Marrakech by evening for an orientation walk through the medina. Lunch and dinner are at your leisure.

A full guided day in Marrakech. You visit the Secret Garden, a restored garden in the heart of the medina with pavilions, fountains and plants from around the world, and the Ben Youssef Madrasa, an Islamic school founded in the 14th century and rebuilt in the 16th, known for its carved cedar and zellige tilework. You also see the exterior of the Koutoubia Mosque, whose 77-metre minaret is the landmark of the city. Entrance to the Secret Garden and Ben Youssef is included.
You have time in the souks and at Jemaa el-Fnaa Square, the heart of the city, and you can add an optional spa or hammam experience. Afterward, time at leisure.

This day is yours to shape. Select the experience that suits you best from the three options below.
Option A: Day trip to Essaouira. Drive to the coastal town of Essaouira, a relaxed, breezy port town with a walled medina listed by UNESCO, ramparts lined with cannons, a harbor full of blue fishing boats, and long beaches.
Option B: Free day in Marrakech. Spend the day at your own pace and visit the Majorelle Garden, the cobalt-blue garden created by the painter Jacques Majorelle, and the Yves Saint Laurent Museum next door.
Option C: Day trip to the Atlas Mountains. Escape the city for a day in the High Atlas, with mountain scenery, Berber villages and lunch at a well-known kasbah. Lunch and dinner are at your leisure on Options A and B.

After breakfast you transfer to Casablanca, about 3 hours away, with a visit to the striking Hassan II Mosque, one of the largest mosques in the world, built on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, with a minaret that rises 210 metres. You also stroll along the Atlantic corniche, the seafront promenade.
In the evening, a farewell dinner at a restaurant in Casablanca, closes your journey through Morocco.
After breakfast, a private transfer takes you to Casablanca Mohammed V Airport for your return flight.
Itinerary can be adjusted to your dates, pace and interests.
The details
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Every departure is private — just your own group, guide and vehicle, on any date you choose. Tap a package below to compare what’s included.
Prices shown are per person, based on 2 travelers sharing a twin or double room. Traveling solo or want your own room? Add the single supplement listed for your package.
| Price per person (2 sharing) | $5,385 |
| Single supplement (your own room) | $1,615.50 |
| Accommodation style | High-end 4-star to standard 5-star hotels or luxurious riads |
| Price per person (2 sharing) | $6,980 |
| Single supplement (your own room) | $2,094 |
| Accommodation style | Handpicked 5-star hotels & luxurious boutique riads |
| Price per person (2 sharing) | $10,996 |
| Single supplement (your own room) | $3,298.80 |
| Accommodation style | Morocco’s most prestigious 5-star hotels |
Good to know
This is a round trip — you’ll arrive at and depart from Casablanca Mohammed V International Airport.
If your arrival and departure from different airport, contact us to customize or adjust the itinerary for you.
Yes. This itinerary can be adjusted to your dates, pace and interests — extra nights in any city, a different accommodation tier, or changes to the route are all possible. Tell us what you’d like and we’ll tailor it.
A 30% deposit confirms your booking, pay it directly via our payment options we will provide to you. We’ll send payment details by PayPal, Wise, or bank transfer. The remaining balance is settled in Morocco, or you can wire it before your arrival.
The remaining balance can be paid in Morocco — cash (no fee), Wise (no fee), PayPal (5% fee), or credit card (3% fee, in MAD). Your deposit isn’t locked to this one trip: it’s valid toward any private tour we run in Morocco, and it can be transferred to a family member, friend, or anyone you refer to us.
If we need to cancel (extremely rare, emergency only), your deposit is refunded in full. If you need to cancel: the deposit is non-refundable, but canceling 30+ days before departure lets you apply it to a postponed trip within the next two years, at no extra cost. Canceling within 0–29 days of departure may carry a hotel cancellation charge, which varies by property, we only pass on what we’re actually charged, nothing more.
Travel insurance is not included in this tour and is not provided by us, but we strongly recommend arranging it before you travel.
Visa requirements depend on your nationality — many visitors (including from the EU, UK, US and Canada) can enter visa-free for stays up to 90 days, but you should confirm your own country’s requirement before booking flights.
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