12 DAY MOROCCO ITINERARY FROM CASABLANCA

OVERVIEW

Embark on an unforgettable 12 day Morocco itinerary that combines history, culture, nature, and adventure. This journey takes you from the bustling streets of Casablanca to the blue alleys of Chefchaouen, the Roman ruins of Volubilis, and the imperial cities of Meknes and Fes. Explore the towering Atlas Mountains, the Cedar Forests in Azrou, and the mesmerizing Sahara Desert with camel rides and nights under the stars. Discover the film studios and historic kasbahs in Ouarzazate, the lively markets and palaces in Marrakech, and the coastal charm of Essaouira.

With the perfect balance of guided tours, free exploration, cultural experiences, and adventure activities, this Morocco itinerary 12 days is designed to offer a complete and authentic Moroccan experience, creating memories that will last a lifetime.

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HIGHLIGHTS OF A MOROCCO ITINERARY 12 DAYS

Visit Hassan II Mosque and stroll along Ain Diab Corniche.
Visit Mohammed V Square.
Explore Hassan Tower and the Mausoleum of Mohammed V.
Explore Kasbah of the Udayas with its Andalusian-style architecture and colorful gardens.
Tour Chefchaouen’s prominent historical landmarks and enjoy the enchanting atmosphere.
Visit the Roman ruins of Volubilis, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
In Meknes,tour Bab Mansour and the lively Hedim Square.
Take a guided tour to explore the city’s main historical attractions, including markets, mosques, and traditional schools.
Visit the “Switzerland of Morocco” (Ifrane) and enjoy the fresh air.
Explore the Cedar Forest in Azrou and see Barbary macaque monkeys in their natural habitat.
Ride camels on the sand dunes and watch the sunset.
Spend a night in a desert camp with Berber music.
Explore the desert: visit nomads, the kohl mine, and many other places.
Experience traditional Amazigh clothing and take memorable photos.
Touring in the Todgha Gorges.
Explore stunning rock formations in Boumalne Dades.
Visit the Atlas Studios in Ouarzazate.
Explore the historic Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah, a perfect site for photography and sightseeing.
Take a guided tour in Marrakech to explore historical landmarks and traditional markets.
Explore the coastal city of Essaouira and enjoy its fun seaside activities.

WHY CHOOSE THIS MOROCCO 12 DAY ITINERARY?

Extensive Experience: Our company has years of experience organizing customized tours, ensuring a smooth and safe journey.

Diverse Destinations: This itinerary covers major cities, historic towns, the Atlas Mountains, the desert, and the coast, offering a comprehensive Moroccan experience.

Personal Support: Local guides are available throughout the trip to help you explore heritage sites, traditional markets, and Amazigh art.

Unique Locations: Comfortable accommodations and picturesque spots provide an authentic and enjoyable experience.

Special Activities: Camel rides, desert camping with Berber music, visits to local cooperatives, and trying traditional clothing.

Careful Planning: Every detail, from bookings to transportation, is meticulously organized for your comfort and that of your travel group.

Unforgettable Memories: This trip blends culture, nature, adventure, and local cuisine along the 12 day Morocco itinerary.

Therefore, this itinerary is complete and exceptional, guaranteeing you an unforgettable experience—don’t hesitate to book and enjoy every moment of your Moroccan itinerary.

12-DAY MOROCCO ITINERARY

Get ready for an unforgettable adventure! This Morocco itinerary 12 days lets you explore vibrant cities, the desert, and rich culture. Check out the itinerary and get ready to create amazing memories on your trip.

Day 1: Arrival in Casablanca → Casablanca City Tour

Start your 12 day Morocco itinerary with a warm welcome at Mohammed V International Airport, or directly from your accommodation if you are already in the city, and get ready to explore Morocco’s economic capital yourself.

Your first stop is the Hassan II Mosque, an iconic landmark partially built over the Atlantic Ocean. Marvel at its gleaming marble floors and intricate handcrafted details, and admire the world’s tallest minaret at 210 meters. Experience the perfect blend of traditional Moroccan architecture and modern design with stunning ocean views for yourself.

Next, visit Mohammed V Square, the administrative heart of Casablanca. Snap photos of the elegant French colonial buildings and lively fountains, perfect for you to capture memorable moments.

End the day with a stroll along Ain Diab Corniche, the famous coastal strip. Enjoy the sea breeze and watch Atlantic waves crash against the rocks, and optionally stop at a seaside café or restaurant to taste Moroccan dishes or fresh seafood yourself.

In the evening, check into a carefully selected hotel, where you can rest and recharge for the adventures ahead.

Day 2: Casablanca → Rabat → Chefchaouen

After a restful night in Casablanca, head out in the morning toward Rabat, Morocco’s administrative capital, for a historical and cultural tour. Start with Kasbah of the Udayas, a 12th-century fortress at the mouth of the Bou Regreg River overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Its colorful gardens and narrow white streets showcase Andalusian architecture, perfect for you to take memorable photos.

Next, visit Hassan Tower, a striking 44-meter minaret started in the 12th century but never completed, a true architectural icon of the city. Nearby, explore the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, which houses the tomb of King Mohammed V and his two sons, featuring exquisite carvings and stunning design for you to admire, making it one of Morocco’s most important landmarks.

Then continue your trip toward Chefchaouen, passing through the green Ouezzane Mountains. Enjoy the fresh mountain air and breathtaking scenery along the way yourself. Upon arrival in Chefchaouen, the famous blue city in the Rif Mountains, check into a comfortable riad where you can rest and recharge for a full day of exploration tomorrow.

Day 3: Chefchaouen → Free Day to Explore the Blue City

This day is all yours to enjoy and explore Chefchaouen, the enchanting Blue City nestled in the heart of the Rif Mountains. You can visit the city’s top attractions at your own pace, including:

Medina (Old Town): Wander through the narrow streets and blue-painted buildings, and explore the traditional markets offering handmade crafts, textiles, and leather goods.

Place Outa el Hammam: The main square, filled with local cafés and restaurants, perfect for you to people-watch and capture memorable photos.

Kasbah Museum: Visit the historic kasbah and its museum, including beautiful gardens and a courtyard that you can admire for traditional Moroccan design.

Grand Mosque: Admire the architecture of this 15th-century mosque from the outside.

Cave of the Spanish: Enjoy the natural scenery and watch the water flowing from the Ras El Maa spring.

Jebel Ras El Maa: Take a short hike to enjoy panoramic views of the city and the surrounding Rif Mountains.

Souks (Traditional Markets): Shop for authentic Moroccan souvenirs such as wool, crafts, and textiles.

During the day, savor traditional Moroccan dishes at local restaurants, relax in charming cafés, and soak in the peaceful, magical atmosphere of the Blue City yourself.

In the evening, return to your comfortable riad, where you can rest and recharge for another exciting day of adventure on your Moroccan tour.

Day 4: Chefchaouen → Volubilis → Meknes → Fes

After breakfast in Chefchaouen, say goodbye to the Blue City and head toward Fes, Morocco’s cultural capital. Today’s tour is full of history and stunning scenery, with exciting stops at two historic cities.

Your first stop is Volubilis, the ancient Roman city and UNESCO World Heritage site. Walk among the ruins, see intricate mosaics, columns, and temples, and enjoy a glimpse into Morocco’s Roman past. It’s the perfect spot for you to take photos among the city’s 3rd-century BC ruins.

Next, stop in Meknes, one of Morocco’s four imperial cities. Explore Bab Mansour, the famous historic gate, and stroll through Hedim Square, filled with cafés and traditional markets. Experience the daily life and historic charm of the city for yourself.

After visiting Meknes, continue your tour to Fes and check into a comfortable riad in the evening. You can relax after a full day of exploring and get ready for a full day of adventure in Fes Medina tomorrow.

Day 5: Guided Tour with a Local Guide in Fes

Today is dedicated to exploring Fes Medina, one of Morocco’s oldest imperial cities and the largest historical working city in the Arab world, accompanied by a local guide. Immerse yourself in the city’s rich atmosphere as you wander its narrow alleys and winding streets that showcase authentic Moroccan heritage.

Start your tour at Bab Boujloud – The Blue Gate, the famous blue gate and main entrance to the old city, surrounded by traditional markets and cafés. It’s the perfect spot for you to take memorable photos. Next, visit Bou Inania Madrasa, the remarkable religious school known for its intricate architectural details and traditional Moroccan mosaics, offering you a beautiful example of Moroccan craftsmanship.

Continue your exploration at Al Quaraouiyine Mosque & University, the oldest university in the world. Then dive into the Souks of Fes, where you’ll find handcrafted goods such as leather, wool, pottery, and Moroccan rugs, with the chance to practice bargaining and pick up unique souvenirs. Don’t miss Fes el Bali Medina, the historic maze of the old city reflecting authentic Moroccan style and rich history. You can also visit Dar Batha Museum to discover traditional Moroccan art and culture, and explore Chouara Tannery to see the traditional leather dyeing process—a unique experience and great photo opportunity for you.

During the day, take a break at one of the traditional cafés to enjoy Moroccan mint tea while you observe the city’s daily life.

In the evening, return to your comfortable riad, where you can rest and recharge for Day 6 of your 12-day Morocco itinerary.

Day 6: Fes → Ifrane → Cedar Forest → Midelt → Ziz Valley → Merzouga (Morocco Desert)

Start your day early in the desert to catch the sunrise over the golden sand dunes, a magical and peaceful moment perfect for reflection and photos. After sunrise, you can try sandboarding down the dunes—a fun, adventurous activity that adds excitement to your morning.

After breakfast, the 4×4 desert adventure begins. First, you will visit the nomads who live in the Sahara. Learn about their simple lifestyle, see how they prepare food, and share a cup of traditional Amazigh tea, a glimpse into authentic desert hospitality.

Then, explore the Kohl Mine, a historic site where natural black powder was once extracted. This powder was traditionally used by women for beauty and to protect their eyes from the desert sun, offering insight into ancient desert traditions.

After that, continue to Mefis Village, a small settlement from the French colonial era that once served as a military post. Today, you can reflect on local history and stop at a panoramic viewpoint nearby for sweeping views of the dunes and desert camps, ideal for memorable photos.

From there, visit Khamlia Village and experience the vibrant Gnawa music, full of rhythmic beats and traditional dances reflecting deep African roots. After the performance, enjoy a local lunch in the village.

The day also includes a visit to the Qatari Museum in Merzouga, a private collection featuring rare and vintage cars, from traditional vehicles to classic models, adding a cultural and historical touch to your adventure.

Finally, return to your riad, where you can relax and enjoy a refreshing swim in the pool, a perfect conclusion to a full day of exploration and desert adventure.

Day 7: Sunrise in Merzouga and Desert Adventures

Finally, return to your riad, where you can relax and enjoy a refreshing swim in the pool, a perfect conclusion to a full day of exploration and desert adventure.

Day 8: Merzouga → Rissani → Ksar Mellab → Todgha Gorges → Boumalne Dades

Start your day after breakfast in Merzouga and drive toward Rissani, a historic town that once served as the Alaouite dynasty’s capital. Explore its vibrant traditional market, one of the largest and most authentic in southeastern Morocco. Wander through the stalls, discover local products like spices, dates, and textiles, and soak in the lively atmosphere yourself, reflecting centuries of trade.

After the market, visit a Berber store in Ksar Mellab, where you can try on authentic Berber clothing and take memorable photos. It’s a fun, interactive way for you to connect with the culture and heritage of the region.

Drive through Tinghir to reach the breathtaking Todgha Gorges, one of Morocco’s most spectacular natural sites. Walk between towering cliffs that rise up to 300 meters, marvel at the narrow passages where the Todgha River flows, and enjoy climbing or photography in this dramatic landscape yourself. The contrast of sunlight on the colorful rock walls creates stunning photo opportunities for you.

Continue to Boumalne Dades, famous for its rock formations shaped like “monkey fingers” sculpted over the years by natural forces into striking landscapes. Check in at your riad and relax after a day of exploration, enjoying panoramic views of the Dades Valley framed by majestic mountains yourself, or unwind with a refreshing swim in the pool, an ideal ending to an adventurous and scenic Day 8 of your Morocco 12 day itinerary.

Day 9: Boumalne Dades → Kelaa M’Gouna → Ouarzazate → Ait Ben Haddou → High Atlas Mountains → Marrakech

After breakfast in Boumalne Dades, drive toward Kelaa M’Gouna, the famous “City of Roses”. Visit the local cooperative to see how traditional cosmetics and perfumes are made from roses. Watch the preparation of natural oils and fragrances and learn about the role of roses in local culture and the region’s economy yourself.

Continue through Skoura to reach Ouarzazate, Morocco’s “Gateway to the Sahara Desert” and film capital. Explore Atlas Studios, one of the country’s most famous film studios, where you can admire the unique sets used in international films and TV series.

Next, visit Ait Ben Haddou, a UNESCO World Heritage village. Discover its fortified clay buildings, stroll through narrow alleys, and admire architecture that has stood for centuries for yourself. This historic village has been featured in films like Gladiator, Game of Thrones, and Lawrence of Arabia, making it a perfect spot for you to take unforgettable photos.

Then, cross the High Atlas Mountains via Tizi n’Tichka Pass, Morocco’s highest mountain pass. Stop at the top to enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of peaks, valleys, and traditional villages scattered across the mountains yourself. The fresh mountain air and stunning scenery create an exhilarating experience for you.

Finally, arrive in Marrakech, check in at your riad, and relax after a long day, getting ready for the next day of your Moroccan trip yourself.

Day 10: Marrakech exploration with a local guide

Start your morning with a delicious breakfast at your charming riad in Marrakech, enjoying the calm and traditional atmosphere yourself. Then, meet your friendly local guide who will lead you through the city’s highlights.

Begin at Jemaa el-Fnaa Square, the bustling heart of Marrakech. Watch street performers, musicians, and vendors in action, and experience the energy and authenticity of the city firsthand for yourself.

Next, explore the medina and its lively souks. See handmade carpets, pottery, spices, and leather goods, while you interact with artisans and learn about local daily life.

Visit Bahia Palace, a masterpiece with intricate halls and gardens, Ben Youssef Madrasa, a stunning example of Islamic architecture, and the iconic Koutoubia Mosque, famous for its minaret, all waiting for you to admire their beauty.

After lunch, discover the modern side of Marrakech at the Majorelle Gardens, where vibrant colors and exotic plants create

Day 11: Marrakech → Essaouira (Coastal exploration)

After leaving Marrakech, drive straight to Essaouira, the Atlantic coastal city founded in the 15th century, surrounded by historic fortifications that you can admire, having survived centuries of change and conflict.

Step into the narrow alleys of the UNESCO-listed medina. Wander through lively markets filled with spices, textiles, and handmade crafts, and visit artisan workshops to see wood carving and basket-making in action for yourself. Head to the historic port, once a key center for trade between Morocco and Europe. Here, you can watch traditional fishing boats at work and taste a variety of fresh seafood dishes at nearby waterfront cafés and restaurants.

If you enjoy horseback riding, take a ride along the beach at sunset yourself. Surfing enthusiasts can hit the waves for some water fun. End the day relaxing on the sandy shores or strolling along the seaside promenade, soaking in the ocean breeze and the rhythmic sound of the waves yourself.

Day 12: Departure from Essaouira to Casablanca (End of 12 Days in Morocco)

After breakfast in Essaouira, drive to Casablanca to conclude your 12 days in Morocco. Enjoy the scenic landscapes along the way yourself, and arrive in the city in the afternoon with the option for you to take a short tour or enjoy a coffee before heading to the airport.

The final day ends smoothly and comfortably, leaving you with unforgettable memories of the desert, mountains, vibrant cities, and stunning coastal views.

WHAT'S INCLUDED AND NOT INCLUDED IN THE TOUR

Included in the Tour:

Airport pickup and drop-off (Casablanca Airport or your designated starting point).
A modern, comfortable car with an English-speaking guide or driver (if you prefer another language, it’s best to inform us when booking).
Accommodation in comfortable hotels, riads, and a desert camp.
Daily breakfast throughout the itinerary.
Three dinners during the itinerary (in Merzouga and Boumalne Dades).
Professional local guides in Fes and Marrakech.
Visits to historical and cultural landmarks.
Camel ride in the desert (one camel per person).
Sandboarding
Desert exploration with a 4×4 vehicle.
Experience wearing traditional Amazigh clothing.
Planning assistance, support, and recommendations throughout the trip.

Not included in the Tour:

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PRICE FOR THE 12 DAYS MOROCCO ITINERARY

Our 12 day Morocco trip offers a complete experience covering all the country’s historical, natural, and cultural highlights. You will stay in the best hotels and comfortable riads, enjoy safe transportation, and be guided by professional local experts. The price is determined based on the level of accommodation you choose, the number of participants, and selected activities. This itinerary provides excellent value for a comprehensive and unique Moroccan experience, ensuring comfort and unforgettable memories throughout your journey.

OPTIONAL ACTIVITIES

Your 12-day itinerary from Casablanca offers the flexibility to add optional activities tailored to your personal interests. Whether you’re seeking thrilling adventures or quiet, romantic moments with your partner, you can fully customize your journey. Just let us know your interests, and we’ll arrange these experiences throughout the trip for a unique Moroccan adventure.

During the tour

Professional photography service
Romantic desert dinner
Romantic desert proposal
Horseback riding
Quad & Buggy adventures
Traditional Hammam experience
Hot air balloon adventure
Moroccan cooking class

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO

If you prefer, your 12 days tour from Casablanca can end in another city—such as Marrakech, Tangier, Fes, or any destination of your choice.
There’s no need to worry about lunch during the tour—your guide and driver know the best restaurants and cafés. If you wish to visit a specific place, they can also assist you in getting there easily.
If you have any food allergies, follow a vegetarian diet, or have special dietary requirements, please let us know in advance to ensure a suitable experience.
The official currency is the Moroccan Dirham. It’s best to carry some cash, as electronic payments are not accepted everywhere. ATMs are widely available, and it’s recommended to inform your bank before traveling to avoid any issues with your card.
During this itinerary, you will travel through regions with different climates. It’s advisable to bring light clothing for the daytime and warm layers for the evenings, along with comfortable walking shoes. Check the weather before your trip to be well prepared.
Bring a high-quality camera or smartphone to capture the stunning landscapes and historical sites.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the best time of year to take a 12 day Morocco trip?

The best time for a 12-day Morocco trip depends on your preferences, but generally, spring and fall are ideal, offering mild and comfortable weather for exploration. If you prefer to travel in the summer, no problem—we provide air-conditioned cars, and accommodations in riads, hotels, and camps equipped with air conditioning and swimming pools, allowing you to enjoy your trip comfortably despite the summer heat.

Winter is also a good option, especially if you’re interested in visiting cities and mountains while enjoying the beautiful snowy landscapes. In short, Morocco can be visited any time of the year, with each season offering a unique and enjoyable experience.

What happens to my luggage during the camel ride in the desert camp?

During the camel ride to the desert camp, your luggage is safely transported in a dedicated 4×4 vehicle to ensure it arrives without any damage. This allows you to enjoy the camel ride with complete comfort and peace of mind, knowing that everything, including your belongings, is carefully arranged for a safe and comfortable desert experience.

How early should I book my tour to Morocco?

It’s recommended to book your tour 2 to 3 months in advance to ensure availability of accommodations and transportation, secure the best options and prices, and allow enough time to customize the trip according to your interests.

How do I pay for my tour?

To make booking your 12-day Morocco itinerary easy, we offer multiple payment options to suit all travelers. To confirm your reservation, a small deposit can be paid via bank transfer, Wise, or PayPal, ensuring your spot is secured safely and conveniently.

The remaining balance can be paid in cash on the first day of the tour directly to your driver or guide, and you can pay in Moroccan Dirhams, Euros, or US Dollars. This ensures a smooth and hassle-free experience from the start of your journey until the very end.

Can I skip the camel ride to the desert camp?

If you’re not keen on riding a camel, you can reach the desert camp comfortably and easily by 4×4 vehicle at no extra cost.

You can also choose additional activities like horse riding, buggy, or quad bike rides for an extra fee, creating a more thrilling and enjoyable experience tailored to your preferences.

Is this tour private or shared with others?

This 12 days Morocco itinerary is a private tour, designed exclusively for you and your travel companions — it won’t be shared with anyone else. You’ll have your own private vehicle, driver, and guide throughout the trip, ensuring maximum comfort, flexibility, and a personalized experience tailored to your interests.

Are 12 Days enough for Morocco?

Yes, 12 days in Morocco is an excellent amount of time to get a well-rounded experience of Morocco. It offers the perfect balance between exploration and relaxation, allowing you to travel from the desert to the mountains and even the coast without feeling rushed. During this time, you’ll discover the country’s stunning landscapes and authentic Moroccan lifestyle, making your journey a complete blend of adventure, culture, and tranquility.

What type of vehicles are used during the Itinerary?

Throughout your 12 days tour from Casablanca, the type of vehicle provided depends on your group size and comfort needs.

For small groups of up to 4 travelers, you will ride in a comfortable Land Cruiser Prado 4×4, perfect for exploring both cities and desert areas.
Groups of up to 8 passengers will travel in a spacious Mercedes Vito or Ford Custom van, ensuring ample space for luggage and relaxation.
For larger groups exceeding 8 people, a modern minibus with a capacity of up to 18 passengers will be arranged.

All vehicles are fully air-conditioned, regularly maintained, and driven by professional local drivers, guaranteeing a safe and smooth journey across Morocco’s diverse landscapes.

REVIEWS

If you’re planning to visit Morocco, don’t hesitate! It’s a beautiful country that perfectly combines nature, history, culture, and adventure. My friends and I booked a 12 day tour from Casablanca, and it was truly an amazing experience. We visited many of its historical landmarks and beautiful cities, including Chefchaouen, the Sahara Desert, Marrakech, and more. We also enjoyed all the activities arranged by Exploring Morocco Trips. Everything was perfectly organized by the agency, and Brahim personally arranged our trip and added the activities we wanted.Although every part of the trip was wonderful, the hot air balloon ride at sunrise was the most magical experience, absolutely unforgettable! We also had a lot of fun riding quad bikes and joining other exciting activities. In short, I highly recommend visiting Morocco and trying its amazing experiences, especially the hot air balloon ride and quad biking. It’s truly a once-in-a-lifetime trip that you’ll never forget!

Visiting Morocco was truly a dream come true! My partner and I booked a 12 days tour starting from Casablanca and ending in Tangier, and the trip exceeded all our expectations. We explored amazing cities like Casablanca, Rabat, Chefchaouen, Fes, the Merzouga Desert, Marrakech, and Essaouira. We enjoyed a variety of activities and immersed ourselves in Morocco’s rich history and warm hospitality. In the desert, I proposed to my partner, creating an unforgettable moment for us. Everything was perfectly organized by BRAHIM and the atmosphere was just magical. I highly recommend experiencing this tour with EXPLORING MOROCCO TRIPS. I will definitely return to Morocco multiple times because I was truly amazed by this incredible country😍😍

I booked a 12 day trip in Morocco from Casablanca with Exploring Morocco Trips, and it was truly an amazing experience. Youssef met me at the airport he was both my driver and guide, sharing with me everything he knew about his beautiful country with kindness and passion. We started our tour from Casablanca, then headed to Rabat, and later to Chefchaouen, which was absolutely stunning, everything there was painted in blue! Then we continued to Fes, where I explored the old medina and visited the University of Al Quaraouiyine, the oldest university in the world. It was truly fascinating. After Fes, we traveled southeast toward Merzouga, where Youssef lives. The first night upon arriving in the desert was spent in a camp under the stars everything was calm and peaceful, it was a night I will never forget. The next day, I explored the desert and visited nomads who live in tents in the harsh desert conditions. Despite their difficult life, they always smiled. Then I visited the old mine, Khamlia village, and the car museum. After this wonderful 4x4 jeep tour, Youssef invited me to stay at his family's home instead of a riad. They welcomed me warmly, and I truly felt like I was part of their family. The next morning, we drove to Boumalne Dades, visiting the Todra Gorge and the unique rock formations along the way. After spending the night in Dades, we continued to Ait Ben Haddou, where many famous movies and series were filmed. Then we arrived in Marrakech, a lively city full of energy. The next day, I explored its amazing attractions before heading to Essaouira, where the weather was perfect. I even tried horse riding by the sea at sunset, which was an unforgettable experience. After visiting Essaouira, we returned to Marrakech, where Youssef took me to the airport, marking the end of my 12 days in Morocco. I truly felt like I was in my own country, everything was wonderful, and Youssef made me feel like a member of his family. My experience in Morocco was incredible, and I will definitely come back one day to visit my second family there. I highly recommend this trip to anyone who wishes to discover the magic of Morocco. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

IMPORTANT NOTE:

This 12-day Morocco itinerary from Casablanca is just a suggestion and can be adjusted to your preferences. If you have a different plan or places you’d like to visit, feel free to contact us, and we’ll help you organize a wonderful trip to Morocco.