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This tour can start from Casablanca or Marrakech.

Day 1:  Casablanca > Chefchaouen

Day 2&3: Chefchaouen > Fes > Day in Fes

Day 4 &5 : Fes > Merzouga >Day in Sahara Desert 

Day 6: Merzouga > Dades Valley

Day 7: Dades > Ouarzazate

Day 8 & 9: Ouarzazate > Marrakech > Guided tour of Marrakech

Day 10 & 11: Marrakech > Essaouira > Marrakech

Day 12: Marrakech to Casablanca

Main stops along the way:

• Meknes to visit  The El Hdim square, Bab el Mansour (a massive gate which holds the entrance to the old city and the Jewish quarter), the Royal Granaries & the city rampart. 
• Volubilis to visit the Roman ruins and Moulay Idriss mausoleum (part of the holy town and an important place of pilgrimage where the founder of Morocco’s first dynasty is buried).
• Dinner and overnight in Fez

A day in Fez:

Fez is an Imperial City that has stood in the north of Morocco for a thousand years. Within its sturdy walls you’ll find the place where old Morocco still exists – in the elaborate architecture, the historic medina and the throngs of people that make their home here.

Enjoy a full day sightseeing tour

• Fez has the largest medina in the world, so go and get lost in a world from the past centuries. One of the most incredible medina’s in all of Morocco where anything your heart desires can be found.
• Royal Palace gate is a stunning example of modern restoration
• Jewish headquarter where the first Mellah ever was built in Morocco, during the 16th century.
• Fes El Jdid, or “New Fes” and the Museum of Moroccan Arts.
•  The famous Al Qaraouine University, the oldest in the region.
• Tanneries in operation in the same locations for over a thousand years with very little changed in the leather tanning process.
• Al-Attarine  museum and the Moulay Idriss mausoleum.
• Experience a wonderful panoramic view over the Medina of Fez before ending the night at your Riad.

Stops along the way:

• Azrou to explore the cedar forest, home of the Berber Apes.
•  Midelt and the Ziz valley
• Lunch break,
• Erfoud for the fossiles factory before we head to the hotel near the big dunes. You will have enough time to walk up the dunes for the sunset. Night will be in the Hotel.

A day in the desert:

• Explore the Erg Chebbi desert dunes.
• You will  see the nomad’s way of life and the marvelous contrast of the desert. 
• You will will visit the black village of Khamlia, where we’ll indulge in the music of the Gnawans.
• For lunch you will enjoy a traditional Berber Pizza.
• Ride on camelback to watch the sunset over the dunes and spend the night in the desert camp.
• Serve a traditional Tagine for dinner, drink delicious local mint tea, and listen to traditional Berber music around a campfire while watching the stars and the rising moon in the amazing Sahara desert.

Stops along the way:

• Early morning wake up to watch the most unforgettable sunrise.
• Camel ride back to the camp site in Merzouga. You will meet with your guide and continue your road journey.
• Rissani and Tinghir to Todra gorge; the highest and narrowest gorge in Morocco. Lunch at the gorge
• Dades valley enjoying the view of the geological feature known locally as “Monkey Toes”.
• Overnight stay in Dades valley, with a complimentary dinner and breakfast the next morning.

Main stops along the way:

• Boutarar to visit Berber nomads in their caves and partake of a glass of tea with them.
• Valley of the Roses (Kelaa M’Gouna) is the centre of Moroccan roses and rose products. Acres of Persian roses are grown and harvested here to create rose water, creams and soaps.
•  Skoura, to visit Kasbah Amredil
• Ouarzazate where you will stay in a riad or guest house.

Main stops along the way:

• UNESCO  Site – Ait ben Haddou. This Kasbah is the most impressive and well-preserved fortress cities in Morocco.  The Gladiator or Lawrence of Arabia were filmed here.
• Telouet Kasbah is set right in the midst of the mountains and was once the seat of the last Pasha of Marrakesh, El Glaoui.
• Tizi-n-Tichka – the highest pass in North Africa.
• Marrakech arrival late in the evening

Guided tour in Marrakech:

• Djemma El Fna with its juice stalls, dried fruit and nut stalls, women applying henna, snake charmers, story sellers and the myriad of nightly food stalls.
• The Majorelle Gardens which belonged to Yves St Laurent and is famous for its special shade of blue
• The Koutoubia Mosque,
• El Bahia Palace which means “the palace of the beautiful”,
• The Qoranic School, the Ben Youssef Medersa which used to house some 80 Qoranic students and the
• Saadian Tombs.
• The souks, palaces, and museums and explore parts of the city such as Gueliz, The Menara Gardens.
• You will spend another night in your riad.

A day in Essaouira:

One of the first places culture seekers should go is the Mogador Cultural Centre. Designed as a seagull flying over the town beach by Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer – described by the BBC as ‘one of the most innovative and daring architects of the last 60 years’, it’s home to regular musical and dramatic performances.

The narrow winding streets are filled with the sound of Gnaoua singing, women in white haiks weave their way through the alleys of the old medina, and palm trees cast their shadows across the walls of white-washed houses.

The best place to find examples of the city’s heritage is in the Medina. It is one of Morocco’s nine UNESCO World Heritage sites and if you step through one of the many gates in the old walls you’ll be transported back in time. Seek out the imposing kasbah with its nineteen bronze cannons, take in the ornate carvings on the doors and walls of every street, see the synagogues and church or visit the souk; it’s the best place for you to learn all about Essaouira’s heritage.

You can adventure a little further out and you’ll find wonderful walks, horse treks and quad biking.