The adventure begins in Casablanca, Morocco’s modern city by the ocean. After meeting your driver, the road opens north toward Rabat, where the breeze carries the scent of salt and orange blossoms. You’ll visit the Royal Palace, the Hassan Tower, and stroll through the peaceful Kasbah of the Udayas, a maze of blue and white walls facing the Atlantic.
After lunch, your journey continues through the rolling hills and olive groves of the north until the Rif Mountains rise in the distance. As daylight softens, you arrive in Chefchaouen, the legendary Blue City. Every corner glows with shades of turquoise and indigo. Wander its quiet streets, listen to the rhythm of life in the medina, and enjoy a calm evening in a riad perched in the old town.

Morning comes gently in Chefchaouen. After breakfast, you leave the mountains behind and head south through the fertile plains. The first stop is Volubilis, the best-preserved Roman archaeological site in Morocco. Here, carved stone columns and intricate mosaics whisper stories of the empire that once thrived on this land.
Next, continue to Meknes, an imperial city filled with monumental gates and the legacy of Sultan Moulay Ismail. Stroll through El Hedim Square, visit the grand Bab Mansour, and take in the atmosphere of this proud but often overlooked city.
By evening, the road leads you to Fes, Morocco’s spiritual heart. You’ll spend the night in a traditional riad inside the medina, where the echo of distant prayers and the scent of cedar fill the air.

Today, you’ll uncover the magic of Fes, one of the oldest and most fascinating cities in the Arab world. With a local guide, step into its labyrinthine medina — a living museum of history and craftsmanship. Visit the Bou Inania Madrasa, admire the Kairaouine Mosque, and watch dyers at work in the famous Chouara Tanneries, where colors spill like paint over time-worn leather.
The day moves at a slower rhythm here; each alley, courtyard, and arch tells a story. You’ll also visit traditional workshops and learn about the city’s deep spiritual heritage. Dinner and overnight in Fes.

After breakfast, it’s time to cross the Middle Atlas Mountains on your way to the Sahara. Pass through Ifrane, known as Morocco’s little Switzerland, and Azrou, where playful Barbary macaques swing through the cedar trees.
The road continues through Midelt, framed by rocky hills, before descending into the desert valleys near Erfoud. Soon, the golden dunes of Merzouga appear on the horizon — endless waves of sand under a wide open sky.
Here begins your desert experience: a camel trek at sunset, the air turning gold and rose as the sun dips below the dunes. Dinner is served in a Berber-style camp under millions of stars. Tonight, you’ll sleep surrounded by silence — the timeless heartbeat of the Sahara.

Wake up early to watch the sunrise — the first light touching the dunes is pure magic. After breakfast, you’ll leave the desert behind, driving through Erfoud and the palm-lined Ziz Valley. Continue to the Todra Gorges, where towering cliffs create a natural cathedral of stone.
Take a short walk along the riverbed before heading toward Boumalne Dades, known for its winding canyons and ochre-colored rocks. The landscape feels alive here — rugged yet peaceful. Dinner and overnight in a riad overlooking the valley.

Your final day takes you along the legendary Road of a Thousand Kasbahs, where ancient fortresses rise from the desert plain. Stop in Ouarzazate, Morocco’s cinema capital, to visit Taourirt Kasbah or see the film studios where famous movies were made.
Then cross the High Atlas Mountains through the Tizi n’Tichka Pass, a breathtaking route of curves, cliffs, and endless views. As you descend, the red walls of Marrakech appear, shimmering in the afternoon light.
Your 6-day Casablanca desert tour ends here — in the vibrant city where the desert meets the palm trees, and the stories of your journey come together like a beautiful Moroccan mosaic.