Morocco itinerary 10 days from Marrakech

Overview Of The Morocco Itinerary 10 Days from Marrakech

This Morocco itinerary 10 days from Marrakech. is one of the best ways to see Morocco’s Atlas Mountains and Sahara Desert. It will show you their wonders. It saves you from hours of planning your accommodation, meals, and itinerary. Meet people from small towns and immerse yourself in authentic Moroccan culture. This outing combines stunning scenery with a rich history of central Morocco.

This 10 days Morocco itinerary tour of the High Atlas Mountains starts and ends in Marrakech. It features amazing scenery and Berber communities. As you drive south, you will reach the famous Moroccan kasbah, Ait Ben Haddou. It has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1987.

You’ll pass through the Todra Gorge, a short route with high cliffs, beautiful views, and mud homes. You can also ride a camel across the sand dunes to a desert camp. There, you can spend the night in the desert’s perfect quiet.

After visiting the fortified city of Fez, famous for its grand gates, you will meet nomads in the desert. You will learn about their culture and the local environment. There is still so much to come. Without a guide, you might miss Berber culture and views in Morocco’s Atlas Mountains.

A Morocco itinerary 10 days desert tour, is one of the best adventures we have to offer. This journey includes stops in Chefchaouen, Rabat, and Casablanca. We’ll show you the real Morocco, with all its ups and downs. Our fascinating daily programs will let you experience and appreciate it.

NOTE: If our 10 days in morocco itinerary tour From Marrakech does not match your requirements or needs, please feel free to contact us. We will be happy to customize your Morocco vacation itinerary to suit your needs and preferences.

Tour Details

Duration: 10 Days / 9 Nights
Start & End: Marrakech / Marrakech
Accommodation: Check it below
Tour Style: Private / Customizable
Price: Contact us for details

Highlights of the 10 days Morocco itinerary

10 day Morocco tour from Marrakech, exploring Morocco’s Atlas Mountains and Sahara Desert.
marrakech sightseeing, Jemaa el-Fnaa Square, Bahia palace…
Accommodation, meals, and itinerary are all prepared for you.
Experience authentic Moroccan culture and meet people from small towns.
Scenic drive through the High Atlas Mountains, starting and ending in Marrakech.
Visit Moroccan Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1987.
Pass through Todra Gorge with high cliffs, beautiful views, dades gorges, toudra gorges, and mud homes.
Optional camel ride across sand dunes to a Bedouin camp.
Explore the City of Fez, known for its spectacular gates.
Meet nomads in the desert and learn about their culture.
Includes stops in Chefchaouen, Rabat, and Casablanca.
Experience diverse Morocco with fascinating daily programs and views.

10 Days Desert Tour From Marrakech Itinerary

On day one of our 10 days tour from Marrakech When you arrive at the airport in Marrakech, someone will welcome you. A driver will then take you to your lodging. You can explore the vibrant nightlife of the city during some of your free time.

Marrakech offers an array of distinctive sights, sounds, and smells. Without a doubt, Morocco’s most visited tourist destination is Marrakech. The city is famous for its lively markets, amazing buildings, and diverse culture.Enjoy the evening. The scenery will change as the sun sets beneath warm, starry skies. It will be attractive to you. Medina pulses with energy, and lights cast a radiant glow. The muezzin’s calls to prayer will echo throughout the city. The smells of cooking spices and Berber delicacies will tempt you. You won’t want to miss Marrakech’s nighttime splendor and amazing scents.This 1,000-year-old city has a vibrant medina and great shops. Its architecture is some of the most beautiful you’ve ever seen. Another reason for Marrakech’s fame is its beautiful Riads. They are often former family homes, now guest residences.

The city is full of beautiful little boutique Riads. Marrakech will surprise you and leave you breathless; it is powerful yet full of vitality. Anyone who visits it expects to have an Arabian night’s dream.

On the second day of your 10 days itinerary Morocco from Marrakech, You will leave the hotel after breakfast to explore this lovely city. You will discover the Ben Youssef Madrasa Islamic School’s exquisite details. Your guide will take you to the Koutoubia Mosque and Gardens, the city’s largest mosque.

Non-Muslims cannot enter. But, it is advisable to take pictures of the distinctive minaret. Traditional Moroccan artists (mosaic tilework) create bright zellij and arabesques. They create intricately carved cedar pieces, sculpturally refined plaster artworks, and ornate calligraphy.

Visit the prayer hall and go around the former dormitory, where up to 800 students once lived. The tour includes a variety of city gardens, such as the Majorelle and Menara gardens.

You will also enjoy a delicious meal with your guide at a local restaurant. After lunch, you’ll have time to tour the Dar Si Said Museum, or the Museum of Moroccan Arts. It has displays of jewelry, clothing, and finely carved Hispano-Moorish furnishings.

You will also visit Jemaa el-Fnaa Square. There, locals and tourists alike assemble. There are often performers, such as dancers, musicians, and snake charmers. The square is a great place to sample some of the local cuisine.

Afterwards, explore the hidden souks beneath the normal restaurants and shops. Indulge your senses. If you prefer shopping, Marrakech is a great place to do it. The city offers a great selection of things, such as jewelry, spices, and handicrafts. Souk el Attarin, Souk Chouari, and Souk Smata are best for finding a variety of babouche, traditional Moroccan slippers.

To see how fabrics and leather are dyed in person, visit the souk des Teinturiers, often known as the dyers’ souk. In Marrakech, there is something for everyone to do. You won’t have trouble finding things to do on vacation. There are activities for all interests in food, shopping, history, and culture.

On the third day of this 10 days Morocco itinerary from Marrakech, The driver will pick you up from your Riad in Marrakech at 8:30 a.m. He will then drive you over the High Atlas mountains to Ouarzazate. The highest point in this region, Tizi Ntichka Port, is 2,260 meters above sea level.

There will be several stops to take photos of the charming Berber villages and the landscape. A short road leads to the Telouat Kasbah from there.

After touring the Kasbah, you will have some free time to sample some of the regional food. After a tasty lunch, you will travel through the Ounila Valley. Then, you will visit the Ait Ben Haddou ksar, or fortified village, and explore the famous Kasbah. You will pass small Berber settlements and adobe homes in the mountains. a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

This amazing set was the backdrop for many films, including Gladiator, Obelix, The Mummy, The Jewel of the Nile, and Sahara, which starred Penélope Cruz. After visiting the Kasbah, you will go to Ouarzazate, “The Gate of the Desert.”

Many small towns in the Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs use traditional farming methods. You can see them as you go toward Boumalne Dades.

As you pass through the beautiful Kelâat M’Gouna, the “Valley of the Roses,” watch for nomads tending to their animals. You will arrive at Boumalne Dades, an important town on the Dades River. The hotel where you will spend the night serves dinner.

After a tasty breakfast, you’ll visit the 300-meter-tall golden mountain: the Todra Gorges. As you continue, you may see climbers ascending the 300-meter cliff face.

In the afternoon, your tour guide will take you to various Berber settlements. After lunch at a neighboring restaurant, you’ll head to Rissani, which has its own claim to fame.

Furthermore, Rissani’s date markets are well-known worldwide. For trade caravans heading to Tombouctou, it was the starting point. They crossed the Sahara Desert to get there.

You are going to arrive at the fascinating Merzouga Desert following a long drive in your 4×4 car. Exchange your car for a solitary camel and embark on a tranquil journey across the sand dunes.

You will be able to see the ever-changing Erg Chebbi Saharan dunes. Encounter a Berber family on the move and share a cup of tea.

Continue to the 35 square kilometers (14 square miles) of rolling sand dunes. Some summits over 650 feet (200 m) have varying colors and contours depending on the wind and sun.

We will arrive at our luxurious campsite as dusk is setting and greet it as if it were something out of a dream. At this point, you should be ready for a meal. You will have a Moroccan dinner.

Also, a lovely campfire will be next to your seat. The natural beauty and sand dunes will amaze you. After dinner, the local nomads will treat you to a drum show.

When you get home, you’ll wonder if your holiday in Merzouga was a dream. So, don’t forget to take lots of photos!

To witness the dawn, you’ll rise early today. The vastness of the land and the light on the sand create an amazing feeling. As you see the sky light up, all your exhausted muscles feel renewed.

As the sun climbs higher and higher in the sky, so does your energy level. It’s an experience in life that you shouldn’t pass up. After breakfast at the camp, you will ride your camel back to the village of Merzouga. Your driver will be ready to take you through the Ziz Valley to Fès.

You will go to Errachidia via Erfoud, Aoufous, and the Ziz Valley. First, stop for a view of the Aoufous oasis in Tafilalt. Proceed to Midelt and pause for lunch after crossing the Tizi N’talghamt pass.

Continue along the cedar forest’s edge to Azrou, which means “rock” in Berber. Azrou is a high hill surrounded by cedar trees and is home to endangered Barbary Apes.

On day five of your 10-day Morocco vacation from Marrakech, you’ll visit Ifrane. It’s a tidy, well-kept city that resembles Switzerland, transplanted to the Middle Atlas.

The city has many museums and cultural attractions. It also has beautiful parks and gardens. The Atlas Lion, once native here, symbolizes the city. A stone statue in the center honors it.

You’re going to seize the chance to stop and snap some photos. Tourists to Ifrane can enjoy many outdoor activities, like hiking, climbing, and skiing. In the late afternoon, you will travel to Fes, where you will spend the night at a classic riad in the heart of the city.

Today, embark on a guided city tour with a local guide. Fes is a city worth getting lost in due of its impossibly large (and typically puzzling) old Medina. Starting at the Royal Palace, you’ll travel through the old Jewish District before climbing to one of the Borj towers for panoramic views of the medina.

You will then go to a mosaic residence to observe a demonstration of the old ceramic methods employed by Fassi craftsmen. You will be able to see every stage of the process, from clay manufacture to mosaic assembly.

Following the demonstration, the tour will take you into Fes’s Medina, where you can explore the historic streets and neighborhoods, visit the various artisan neighborhoods (including the tanneries), and see important historical landmarks such as Idriss II’s Tomb and Al-Qarawaiyin University, the world’s oldest continuously operating university.

Your trip will end after lunch, and you will have the rest of the day and evening to enjoy however you like in the Medina. To represent Islam’s sacred hue, the mosaics of Bab Boujloud’s arch shift from blue on the outside to green on the inside.

Walk through Medina’s markets and streets. If you get lost, don’t be afraid; it’s all part of the experience. Return to your Riad (a traditional Moroccan residence with an interior garden) for the evening as you descend the hill.

You will continue your 10-day Morocco vacation itinerary to Chefchaouen today, departing from Marrakech. After an excellent breakfast at the Fes hotel, you will be driven to Volubilis. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and an ancient Roman city.

When Martin Scorsese used this city for The Last Temptation of Christ, it drew global attention. You will tour the Roman remains, which are adorned with exquisite mosaics and vivid tiles that depict Roman mythology.

The visible ruins include several acres of walls, massive column fragments, the capitol, the basilica, and a triumphal arch. The villagers named it “Ksar Faraoun,” or “the Pharaoh’s Castle.” They came to believe that ancient Egyptians had built it.

Meknes, an imperial city, dates from the start of the Alawite dynasty’s rule over Morocco. It is the second stop on your tour. You can see the ornate Moulay Ismail Mausoleum, the Bab el-Mansour gateway, and the Sahrij Souani Basin.

After that, we’re going to Moulay Idriss. In the Khyber and Tazga hills, people have built a metropolis by carving the rock formations. Its buildings tumble down the hillsides, and they are awe-inspiring. They hold an annual religious festival here in August. It is a key pilgrimage site for the devout.

After an amazing day, we will drive you over the Rif Mountains to Chefchaouen, the Blue City. You will spend the night in a lovely Riad.

After breakfast, you will check out of the hotel and explore this charming town. The quaint village of Chefchaouen, in Morocco’s northern Rif Mountains, is a popular tourist spot.

Its quaint cottages and winding alleys are a photographer’s dream. Its relaxed vibe is a welcome break from the hustle of bigger Moroccan cities. Chefchaouen’s top attractions are the Medina, the Kasbah, and various mosques and madrassas.

The Medina’s blue-washed buildings are the city’s most unique feature. Another popular spot is the Kasbah. It has stunning views of the mountains.

Many traditional Moroccan craftspeople live in Chefchaouen and sell their products in Medina. These include potters, weavers, and leather artisans. Many good restaurants serve both traditional Moroccan meals and cuisines from other countries.

You will be escorted to Rabat following lunch. The Bouregreg River runs into the Atlantic Ocean and is located at its mouth. Salé, which is Rabat’s bedroom community, sits on the river’s edge.

You’ll then head towards Mohammed V’s Mausoleum. You will then start relocating to Casablanca. Following this thrilling excursion, you will spend the night in a comfortable hotel.

This day will begin with a delicious breakfast at the hotel. Next, you’ll tour Casablanca, a lively city with many sites. They include the Hassan II Mosque, one of the world’s largest.

The mosque has a capacity of over 25,000 people and is located on a peninsula with views of the Atlantic Ocean. In 1993, the mosque was built. After the mosque, you will visit the bustling Old Medina, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Most of the city’s attractions are in the Old Medina, a historic district. This city is a major banking and commercial hub, and it is home to several of Morocco’s largest firms.

A vacation in Casablanca is incomplete without trying the regional delicacies. Because the city is famous for its seafood, try dishes such as fish tagine and shrimp couscous.

Finally, enjoy a glass of Moroccan mint tea, a beloved cooling drink. Casablanca has something for everyone. You can learn about Moroccan culture or relax on the beach. If you travel out of Casablanca, you will spend the night there. If you fly out of Marrakech, we will take the road and arrive in the red city in the afternoon.

Your 10 days trip from Marrakech ends here. You may share your experiences, emotions, and secrets with one another. You’ll also enjoy your final journey from Casablanca to the airport.

We will remind you to double-check your bags before departing. The driver will take you to the airport, or elsewhere, based on your flight’s departure time.

PS: Our expert team provides a safe, authentic trip to Morocco with your family or friends. We offer personalized service. We can plan the perfect itinerary for you. Do you want to climb the Atlas Mountains, ride camels in the Sahara, or search for treasures in Fes’ Medina? Contact us immediately to book one of the best private tours or vacation packages to Morocco!

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Accommodations

10 days in morocco itinerary desert tours price

Our Morocco itinerary 10 day starts at just €970 per person. Please note that the final cost may vary based on factors such as group size, choice of the accommodations type, and travel dates. Larger groups often benefit from reduced per-person rates.

For detailed and customized pricing based on your specific needs, please contact us using the form below. Our team will get back to you promptly with a tailored quote to suit your preferences.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I book the 10 days in morocco itinerary from Marrakech? ➕

You can book the tour directly on the contact their team for assistance. Early booking is recommended, especially during peak seasons.

Is the 10 days morocco itinerary suitable for families with children? ➕

Yes, the 10-day Morocco desert tour is family-friendly. The itinerary is flexible, and activities such as camel trekking and exploring Berber villages are suitable for children. Travel Tours Morocco Travel Agency ensures a safe and enjoyable experience for families.

How far is the drive from Marrakech to the Sahara Desert? ➕

The drive from Marrakech to the Sahara Desert typically takes about 8-10 hours, with stops at scenic viewpoints and attractions along the way. The journey is split over multiple days to ensure a comfortable and enriching experience. Travel Tours Morocco Agency designs the itinerary to maximize comfort and sightseeing opportunities.

What is the best time of year to take the Morocco desert tour? ➕

The best time to visit is during spring (March to May) or fall (September to November) when temperatures are more comfortable. Summer can be very hot in the desert.

Are vegetarian or special meal options available during the tour? ➕

Yes, vegetarian and other dietary options can often be arranged. Inform the tour provider in advance to ensure your meals are prepared accordingly.