Morocco Family Tour From Casablanca – 10 Days

Pick you up from your Casablanca lodging and take you to Essaouira through Oualidia, stopping to see the Portuguese Cistern in the old city. The earliest Berber name for El Jadida is Mazagan, and it was included as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. then go on The Essaouira route. Spend the night at your Essaouira lodging.
 

Late Morning or Late day depends on your mod. head to Marrakech along the road you will have a chance to see the goats climbing the argan trees. arriving in Marrakech Drop you off at your accommodation. and have a free evening in the Red city.

After breakfast at the Riad, you may begin touring Marrakech, Morocco’s “red city.” Your guide will make certain that you view the most important historical and cultural sites, such as the Saadien mausoleum, the Palaces of El Bahia and El Badi, and the Ben Youssef Coranique School. Lunch will be at a restaurant near the square, followed by a visit to the gardens of Majorelle, Menara, and the Koutoubia tower in the afternoon. Spend the night at your hotel

pick you up from your location in Marrakech and start our Trip to Ouarzazate with a few pauses along the way to view and take distinctive photos of the various Atlas Mountain scenery, our tour begins by traversing the high Tizi n Tichka (2260m) the Atlas Mountains. For a visit to the Kasbah Telouet and the Glaoui Family, get off the main route. Then proceed to explore the Old Berber Architecture by wandering between the village’s clay walls, it has since served as the backdrop for several movies. overnight stay in Ouarzazate at your hotel.

Departure from Ouarzazate in the morning for the Dades and Todra gorges, passing via the Skoura oasis, home to a number of historic kasbahs, some of which are tragically in ruins, among the palm trees. Our next stop is Kela’a M’gouna, often known as the Valley of the Roses, where we enjoy a Berber tea before continuing on our journey. The Dades gorges are our destination for lunch after we go off-road down the route of a thousand kasbahs. Before going to the Todra Gorges for the night in a guest home, there is time after lunch for a stroll along the Boumalne Dades valley.

After breakfast, there is time to stroll around the Tinghir palm grove before traveling via the Ziz Valley, the Tafilalet Oasis, and Erfoud to reach the Merzouga dunes in time for lunch. We continue our journey to Merzouga's dunes in the late afternoon so we may have an hour-long camel ride in the Sahara Desert. Dinner and a night in a nomadic tent follow the stunning sunset that can be seen from the top of the Erg Chebbi dunes (250m).

Get up early to watch the Sahara Desert dawn from the top of a dune. Then, have breakfast. You will return to the hotel to take a shower when these lovely moments have passed. You will leave for Errachidia through Erfoud, the valley of Ziz, and a panoramic view of the Tafilalte oasis. After that, you will continue to Midelt via the Tizi N’talghamt mountain and have a lunch break.  after lunch, stopping along the way to take in views of the Barbary apes in the middle Atlas range and the Cedar forest at Azrou . Before arriving in Fes, you could make a detour at Ifrane (the Switzerland of Morocco). Spend the night in your riad.

You’ll begin your exploration of the Moroccan capital’s narrow streets and alleyways after breakfast in your riad. Our tour begins at the Royal Palace, the first Mellah ever constructed in Morocco and the seat of the Jewish community. We will make sure you visit all places of historical and cultural significance, such as the renowned Al Qaraouine University, the first institution of higher learning in the area, and the tanneries. After lunch, you’ll tour the ceramics plant and get a bird’s-eye perspective over the whole Fes Medina. You’ll go to the new city for a drink in the afternoon. You can stay the night at your riad.

Around 8 AM after breakfast in your riad or hotel, we’ll leave for Chefchaouen, a famous tourist destination and hospitable town in northwest Morocco’s Rif Mountains, just south of the Mediterranean Sea. This lovely blue city is renowned for its historic structures. Take a stroll to discover the medina’s white- and blue-washed walls and the marketplaces that sell distinctive local items. With its stunning vistas of the Rif Mountains, Chefchaouen is an excellent location for photography. You may stay the night in your riad.

wake up to enjoy the blue city of Chefchaouen and have breakfast around 11 AM get to read to leave to Casablanca by visiting Royal Palace, Hassan Tower, ramparts in Rabat then head to Casablanca. Drop you off at your Hotel.