8 Days in Morocco: A Complete Itinerary for Your Dream Trip

The morning breakfast marks the beginning of your 8 Days in Morocco tour which will take you to Rabat, Morocco’s current capital. The historic sites which include Hassan Tower and Mausoleum of Mohammed V make Rabat an important spot in Moroccan history. The landmarks enable visitors to discover the royal history of Morocco. Our drive leads us north from Ouazzane through lunch until we reach the blue city of Morocco known as Chefchaouen. The Rif Mountain setting displays Chefchaouen with its narrow blue-tinted streets that generate an extraordinary peaceful atmosphere. Spend your overnight stay at a comfortable hotel where the dazzling city beauty will welcome you.

Your third day on the 8 Days in Morocco travel experience brings you to Volubilis Roman ruins followed by Meknes Ismaili capital during low season and we finish the day in Fes. After Volubilis we move along as part of our Moroccan road travel to see the Roman ruins. Volubilis stands out as one of the finest North African archaeological sites because UNESCO recognized it as a World Heritage site. Archaeological evidence including Roman-era buildings and their ancient architectural elements and decorative mosaics exists for studying past human cultures. Meknes stands as our next destination following the previous imperial city visit. Meknes functions as the Ismaili capital because it showcases phenomenal attractions particularly the gates at Bab Al-Mansour along with the Royal Stables. Late in the afternoon we set out for Fes with the intention of putting up our stay in a traditional riad.

Your visit to Fes serves as the cultural and religious magnet for Morocco during your 8 Days in Morocco experience under guided direction. Your visit to Fes will be characterized by two main attractions: the Royal Palace gate combined with the medieval Medina which holds status as a UNESCO World Heritage site. During your visit you can experience all the key landmarks including the Blue Gate alongside Medrasa Bouanania and the Najjarine Fountain. Learn the traditional practices of leather tanning at Fes Tanneries followed by exploration of Quaraouin Mosque which claims to be the world's oldest educational institution. The next step brings you to see the city panorama from a fortress point while you return to your riad to end your day.

During your 8 Days in Morocco itinerary you have breakfast to begin your journey that leads south towards Ifrane where Moroccan residents affectionately call "Switzerland of Morocco" because of its cold climate and Alpine buildings. We reach the Cedars Forest where we encounter the popular Barbary macaques before continuing along. Make sure to offer food to friendly monkeys before moving forward to Midelt where we will have lunch. From Ziz Valley visitors will see its well-known palm groves which take us to the location of Merzouga which serves as entrance to Sahara Desert. A camel ride at Merzouga will begin your memorable experience through the golden dunes of this location. Watch the enchanting sunset over the desert as Berber musicians entertain guest around a campfire in their elegant dunes camp.

A sunrise camel riding experience in the desert will allow you to admire the expansive expanse of Sahara before breakfast. Our journey takes us from Merzouga to Rissani following breakfast because the upcoming destination offers a chance to see one of North Africa's historic souks selling regional crafts with various spices. Our journey next takes us to Erfoud to see its fossils collection and thereafter leads us directly to Todra Gorges. A deep and narrow gorge exists here which creates an outstanding environment for quiet community activities as well as challenging rock climbing climbs. As we stop for lunch we will drive to the Dades Valley which showcases the well-known "monkey fingers" rock formations. The hotel offering overnight accommodation within the valley offers a picturesque environment with spectacular mountain scenery.

Your seventh day of the 8 Days in Morocco experience leads us toward Kalaa Magouna to witness the renowned Rose Valley and its annual Rose Festival. Here, locals showcase their fragrant rose products. Moving onward from Skoura we travel through its palm groves until we reach Ouarzazate known as the Desert gateway. The city acts as a shooting location for Gladiator alongside Game of Thrones. We reach Ait Ben Haddou which serves as a film production location and holds UNESCO World Heritage title status. The journey ends when we pass through the Tizi-n-Tichka mountain pass in its magnificent state to finally reach Marrakech. Spend your night in a riad so you can experience the enchanting spirit of this famous city.

The final day of your 8 Days in Morocco itinerary begins with leaving Marrakech to travel north toward Casablanca. During the journey one can witness stunning panoramas of the Atlas Mountains. Your memorable trip through Morocco will conclude when our team drives you to the airport for further travel after you rest and have lunch.

1. What is included in the 8 Days in Morocco tour package?

Your 8 Days in Morocco excursion provides you with private 4x4 automotive travel and an English-speaking driver together with hotel and riad lodging and desert camping and camel rides with breakfasts during each day of the tour. The accommodation includes particular meals based on its offerings.

1. How long is a Morocco road trip to the Sahara Desert from Marrakech?

A journey between Marrakech and the Sahara Desert requires a total time of 9 to 10 hours while visiting the breathtaking Atlas Mountains and marvelous valleys. Passing travelers have the opportunity to stop at lovely panoramic viewpoints.

1. Are there any day trips from Marrakech available?

Our company provides multiple day trips starting from Marrakech which take tourists to the Atlas Mountains together with the Ourika Valley and Essaouira. Through these outings visitors can discover various natural attractions throughout Morocco.

1. Is it possible to customize my Morocco travel package?

Absolutely! As a custom tour provider in Morocco we let visitors redesign their tour layout to focus on specific sites they want to see between the Sahara and hidden city attractions.

1. What makes Desert tours Morocco so unique?

Travelers experience authentic Morocco by embarking on desert tours that let them ride camels and watch both desert risings and settings while enjoying starlit luxury camps.

1. How should I prepare for an Authentic Morocco tour?

Comfortable walking shoes together with light clothing and both a hat and sunscreen make up necessary travel items for an Authentic Morocco tour. Your tour of Authentic Morocco requires you to remember a camera for taking pictures of its breathtaking views.