This 15 Days Morocco Grand Tour from Casablanca offers the ultimate exploration of Morocco’s diverse landscapes, rich culture, and imperial heritage. Starting in Casablanca, travel north to the blue-washed city of Chefchaouen, then to the imperial cities of Fes and Meknes, the Roman ruins of Volubilis, and the majestic Atlas Mountains.
Experience the magic of the Sahara Desert in Merzouga, where you’ll ride camels across golden dunes and sleep under the stars in a Berber desert camp. Continue through the dramatic Todra Gorges, the scenic Dades Valley, and cinematic Ouarzazate before exploring Marrakech, the vibrant “Red City.”
Finish your journey with a relaxing day trip to Essaouira, the breezy coastal town known for its charm, culture, and seaside beauty. This 15-day itinerary is the perfect combination of history, adventure, and authenticity, revealing the true heart of Morocco.
Upon arrival at Casablanca Mohammed V International Airport, you’ll be welcomed by our team and transferred to your hotel in the city center.
Visit Hassan II Mosque, one of the largest in the world, and enjoy a stroll along the Corniche before settling in for the night.
After breakfast, travel north through the scenic Rif Mountains toward Chefchaouen, famously known as the Blue Pearl of Morocco. Explore its picturesque medina with blue-washed alleys, local craft shops, and rooftop cafés overlooking the mountains. Overnight in a charming riad or hotel.
Enjoy a relaxing day discovering Chefchaouen at your own pace. Visit Ras El Ma (Head of the Water), where locals gather to wash clothes and carpets beside the mountain stream. Wander the medina’s vibrant streets, visit the Kasbah Museum, and soak up the peaceful atmosphere. Overnight in Chefchaouen.
Depart after breakfast for Volubilis, Morocco’s best-preserved Roman archaeological site and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Continue to Meknes, the 17th-century imperial city built by Sultan Moulay Ismail, before driving onward to Fes for overnight stay.
Today, explore Fes, Morocco’s spiritual and intellectual capital. Visit the ancient medina Fes el-Bali, the Al-Qarawiyyin University and Mosque (founded in 859 AD), the Bou Inania Madrasa, and the colorful tanneries.
After lunch in a traditional Moroccan restaurant, visit the Merenid Tombs for panoramic views of the old city. Overnight in a riad in Fes.
After breakfast, head south through the Middle Atlas Mountains. Stop in Ifrane, known as Morocco’s “Little Switzerland,” and the Cedar Forest of Azrou, home to the endangered Barbary macaques. Continue to Midelt, the “City of Apples,” nestled between the Middle and High Atlas ranges. Dinner and overnight in Midelt.
Drive through the dramatic Ziz Gorges and lush Ziz Valley, dotted with palm groves and ksars (fortified villages). Stop in Erfoud, known for its date festival and fossil workshops, before reaching Merzouga, on the edge of the Sahara Desert. Overnight at a desert hotel near the dunes.
After breakfast, visit Rissani, the birthplace of Morocco’s ruling dynasty and home to a traditional market. Continue to Khamlia village to enjoy live Gnawa music performed by local artists.
In the afternoon, embark on a camel trek across the Erg Chebbi dunes to witness a magical sunset over the Sahara. Enjoy dinner and traditional Berber music around the campfire. Overnight in a desert camp.
Wake up early for a breathtaking sunrise over the dunes before riding camels back to Merzouga. After breakfast, drive toward the spectacular Todra Gorges, where towering cliffs reach up to 300 meters high. Continue to Boumalne Dades, passing through Tinghir, and spend the night in a hotel overlooking the Dades Valley.
After breakfast, travel along the Road of a Thousand Kasbahs toward Ouarzazate. Pass through Kelaat M’Gouna, famous for its annual Rose Festival, and the palm groves of Skoura.
Arrive in Ouarzazate, known as the “Hollywood of Morocco,” and visit the Atlas Film Studios and Kasbah Taourirt. Dinner and overnight stay in Ouarzazate.
After breakfast, visit Aït Benhaddou Kasbah, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Morocco’s most iconic fortified villages. Many famous movies—such as Gladiator, The Mummy, and Lawrence of Arabia—were filmed here.
Continue across the High Atlas Mountains via the Tizi n’Tichka Pass (2260 m) to reach Marrakech in the evening. Overnight stay at a riad or hotel.
Explore Marrakech, the “Red City.” Visit the Koutoubia Mosque, Bahia Palace, Saadian Tombs, Majorelle Garden, and the lively Jemaa el-Fna Square—a UNESCO World Heritage site buzzing with street performers, musicians, and food stalls. Overnight in Marrakech.
Take a full-day excursion to the charming coastal town of Essaouira, known for its blue-and-white medina, art galleries, and windswept beaches. Visit the Skala de la Ville, the harbor, and the Jewish Quarter, and enjoy fresh seafood by the sea before returning to Marrakech for the night.
Enjoy a free day to relax, shop for souvenirs in the souks, or simply unwind in a traditional hammam spa. Optional activities include a hot-air balloon ride, a cooking class, or a quad excursion in the Palmeraie.
After breakfast, transfer to Casablanca Airport according to your flight schedule. End of your 15-day Morocco Grand Tour.
The best time to visit Morocco’s Sahara Desert is during spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) when the weather is pleasant, with warm days and cool nights. Summer (June–August) can be extremely hot in the desert, while winter (December–February) brings chilly nights, especially in the dunes of Erg Chebbi and Erg Chigaga.
Yes, having a local driver/guide is highly recommended. The Moroccan desert and Atlas Mountains cover vast, remote areas with complex routes that are difficult to navigate without experience. A guide not only ensures safety and comfort, but also enriches the trip with local knowledge, history, and cultural insights.
We recommend packing:
Comfortable lightweight clothing for the day and warm layers for the cooler desert nights.
A hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen for sun protection.
Comfortable walking shoes or sandals.
A scarf or turban (cheche) to protect against sun and desert wind.
Personal toiletries and any medications.
A camera to capture the stunning landscapes!
Morocco is a welcoming country with a rich cultural heritage. When traveling, we suggest:
Dress modestly, especially in rural villages.
Always ask before taking photos of locals.
Respect local traditions during Ramadan (avoid eating or drinking in public during fasting hours).
Learn a few words of Arabic or Berber – locals greatly appreciate it.
Bargaining is common in souks, but always done in a friendly manner.
At Miracle Morocco Tours, we specialize in customized private tours that match your pace, interests, and comfort. Our local team of professional guides and drivers ensures authentic experiences, from camel rides in the Sahara to exploring Berber villages and UNESCO sites. We focus on quality, safety, and cultural immersion, making every journey unforgettable.
Yes. With years of experience in Moroccan tourism, we are a licensed and trusted local company. We use comfortable, well-maintained vehicles, partner with handpicked hotels and desert camps, and provide 24/7 customer support before and during your trip. Thousands of satisfied travelers recommend us for our professionalism, reliability, and personal care.


