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Grand Tour of Morocco for 12 Days From Fes departs from Fes and proceeds to the Sahara Desert, taking in the attractions of the city as well as the renowned imperial capitals and ancient Portuguese coastal ports of Morocco. It also stops in Fes’s renowned Old Medina. Travel from Fes to Merzouga, where you will ride a camel and spend the night in a desert tent.
The 12 Days Morocco Grand Tour From Fes departs from Fes and travels to the Sahara Desert, taking in the city’s highlights as well as the famed imperial capitals and old Portuguese coastal cities of Morocco. It also stops in Fes and its historic Old Medina. Continue from Fes to Merzouga for a camel ride and an overnight stay in a tent in the desert.
We will travel through the magnificent gorges in Todra and Dades to reach Ouarzazate, which is home to the Unesco-listed Kasbahs of Ait Ben Haddu and the Marrakech, the Red City and the Pearl of the South, with its magnificent landmarks like the Bahia Palace, the Saadian Tombs, the Koutoubia Mosque, and the Djamaa Lafna Square. From Marrakech, the trip continues to Portuguese cities in Essaouira and el Jadida, back to Fes.
We will pick you up at the airport and transport you to your hotel or a riad for relaxation to begin this 12 Days Morocco Grand Tour From Fes. If you are already in Fes City, however, we will spend the rest of the day seeing some interesting locations and continue the city tour on the following day. Founded in the eighth century, Fes is one of the earliest imperial towns in Moroccan history. The medina is renowned for having skilled artisans arranged throughout the streets. It is renowned for its magnificent medina, outstanding architecture, and historical landmarks. In reality, Morocco’s cultural center is Fes.
Approximately 11.3 kilometers
0 hr 22 min (without traffic)
Overnight stay in Fes
Breakfast
Full private day w With an English-speaking city guide, take a daylong guided walking tour of Fes El-historic Bali’s medina. The tour guide will lead you through the maze of souks and attractions, stopping at some of the highlights such as the well-known Tanneries, musical instrument makers, carpet souks, and the Fes ceramic souk. Chaowara Over 9000 medieval cobblestone alleyways wind past markets, mosques, Koranic schools, riads, and undiscovered fountains.
The Zaouia Moulay Idriss or shrine, the Bad Boujloud ornate gate, the Al-Kairaouine Mosque, the oldest university in the world, the Al-attain Medrasa, the Nejjarine Fountain, King’s Place, and the Jewish district, often known as “Mellah,” are all places worth visiting. As much as feasible will be included in your day by your guide. In the Riad at night
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Overnight stay in Fes
Breakfast
Morocco’s grand tour departs from Fes and travels to the Sahara desert. Therefore, after breakfast in Fes, we will travel to the desert, passing through a cedar forest, the Midelt Atlas Mountains, the Errachidia Water Dam, the picturesque Ziz Valley, the city of Erfoud, also known as “the gate to the desert,” and the location of the museums that house high-quality dates, fruit, and fossils.
The Erg Chebbi desert dunes, which provide some fantastic views and sceneries of the Sahara sand stretched in the vicinity, are where we shall watch the sunset. After that, we will travel to Merzouga’s local hotel to spend the night.
Approximately 462 kilometers
7 hr 13 min (without traffic)
Overnight stay in Merzouga
Dinner & Breakfast
Following breakfast, we’ll explore the dunes. We will travel to the Merzouga oasis, the Tissardmine oasis, the Mifiss mines, the desert plateau, and the nomadic people living in their customary wool tents. We’ll return to our lodging by 3 o’clock. Later, we’ll take a Camel Ride through the sand dunes to witness and capture the beautiful sunset, which is one of the best keepsakes to bring home from the Sahara desert.
We’ll also spend the night at the oasis in the middle of the sand dunes, two hours from your hotel. After listening to local music and relaxing by a campfire, we will head to comfortable, traditional, but secure nomadic tents for the night. Don’t miss the wonderful night!
Approximately 250 kilometers
2 hr 30 min (without traffic)
Overnight stay in Desert cmap
Dinner & Breakfast
To get to Tinghir, where we will see the “Fougartas,” an ancient sewer system from the XVth century, we will leave the dunes behind and travel towards Erfoud. After arriving in Todra’s gorges, where we will stop for a meal and take in the view of the enormous canyon, we will also take a look at the Tinghir palms.
In order to reach the Dades gorges, we will then travel through the city and the Boumalne Dades valley. There, the river’s influence on the rocks resulted in a stunning environment. In a magnificent five-star hotel, dinner, and overnight.
Approximately 250 kilometers
3 hr 49 min (without traffic)
Overnight stay in Boumalne Dades
Dinner & Breakfast
More surprises await us on our Grand Tour. We continue on our journey in the morning to the stunning Berber village of Boutghrart and the rose valley, where we will stop for tea with a local family. We’ll continue along the road of the 1,000 Kasbahs. We’ll make stops along the way to see various casbahs, scenery, valleys, and nomads leading traditional lives.
After arriving in Skoura, we’ll move on to the Ait Benhaddou Casbah, which served as the backdrop for several films (including Sahara, Obelix, Gladiator, and Lawrence of Arabia). Overnight in the hotel after dinner.
Approximately 123 kilometers
1 hr 22 min (without traffic)
Overnight stay in Ouarzazate
Dinner & Breakfast
We’ll visit the magnificent kasbah of Ait Benhaddou, which served as the backdrop for several movies, including Lawrence of Arabia. Telouet is another fascinating place to see. We will travel to Marrakech in the late afternoon, passing over the scenic Tizi n’Tichka Pass (2260 meters above sea level). At Marrakech, we’ll stay the night in a riad.
Approximately 212 kilometers
3 hr 54 min (without traffic)
Overnight stay in Marrakech
Breakfast
Marrakech is an essential stop on your trip through Morocco; it is a popular tourist destination. We’ll take a stroll past Marrakech’s most significant historical sites, including the old medina, tombs, mosques, kasbahs, and the well-known Jemaa El Fna plaza. We’ll see why it’s referred to as Morocco’s tourist capital.
For additional in-depth knowledge, you can also take a private, guided tour of the city with an authorized tour guide. The same hotel or riad will serve as our home for the evening.
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Overnight stay in Marrakech
Breakfast
It takes 2.5 hours to drive from Marrakech to Essaouira on this day excursion. We’ll go to the wooden crafts museum there, which is housed in an old palace. A sentry tower and Skala’s auxiliary harbor are present. We will look out at the city, the islands, and the coast from this port. There are numerous goods available for purchase at the gate that connects the city and the harbor.
The medina’s winding lanes are lined with artisans making a wood, jewelry, etc. They are positioned underneath the city’s bastions. There are some Spanish cannons from the 16th and 17th centuries on the upper side. Finally, we return to Marrakech and stay the night in the same Riad where we spent the previous two nights.
Approximately 191 kilometers
2 hr 44 min (without traffic)
Overnight stay in Marrakech
Breakfast
From Marrakech, we will go to Casablanca. We’ll go to the mosque built by Hassan II, the medina, and a few more hips, contemporary areas of the city. In Casablanca, we’ll stay the night in a hotel.
Approximately 243 kilometers
2 hr 40 min (without traffic)
Overnight stay in Casablanca
Breakfast
After breakfast, we’ll leave for Rabat and stop briefly at a few historical sites before continuing on to Meknes. Sultan Mulay Ismail’s EL Mansour enormous gate helped the city of Meknes enter its golden age. Volubilis, a Roman city, is located 27 kilometers from Meknes. Following our tour of the Roman city, we will go to Meknes. We will next take a stroll across the city, visiting places like Bab Mansour, El Hedime Square, and the Moulay Ismail Tomb. The night will be spent in a hotel.
Approximately 238 kilometers
2 hr 56 min (without traffic)
Overnight stay in Meknes
Breakfast
We will drive to Fes, where our “Morocco Grand tour from Fes” started, and drop you off at the airport. Here we come to the end of this 12 Morocco Grand Tour from Fes.
Approximately 64.1 kilometers
0 hr 53 min (without traffic)
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Yes! The tours our company offers are all completely private. This will allow experience Morocco the way YOU want to. In addition to that, you will of course be always welcome to request stops along the way during the tours, in order to take memorable photographs (or whatever other reason you want!).
In case you are interested in booking a group desert tour, please go ahead and contact us so as to make a suitable group tour for you.
Depending on the sort of accommodations you need or the alterations you would want to make to your personalized trip, we are completely adaptable. However, if any modifications are made at least two weeks before your trip with us, please inform us.
Actually, it could be quite the opposite. Our team makes sure to select the best quality accommodations for our clients, and those tend to get booked full pretty quickly, that’s why it’s not always easy for us to accommodate last-minute bookings.
Therefore, you shouldn’t expect a lower price for such inquiries, but instead a higher one maybe. To avoid such incidents, we strongly advise you to book your tour with us early on, so that we will be able to pick out the best accommodations for you and offer you an unforgettable Morocco experience.
Morocco’s economy is heavily reliant on tourism to meet its financial needs. To put it another way, the Moroccan government wants tourists to feel comfortable and secure while spending their holiday and money in the country.
As a result, it devotes a significant amount of resources, particularly human resources, to ensure that all tourists are secure while in Morocco; this includes tourist police and highly qualified guides who have been accredited by the government after undergoing training.
In terms of extremism and crime rates, we can state that the occurrence of such crimes is similar to that of many European countries, as evidenced by several statistics: low and uncommon.
You could enjoy traveling on your own once you’ve learned your way around and been acquainted with the local culture. You’ll be OK as long as you’re comfortable with it and stay away from the shady areas.
It will also allow you to save some money. However, some destinations require the assistance of a professional guide; you will most likely realize this once you are in such a location, particularly that outside of towns, such as the desert, where you will need a guide to assist you with camels and other items.
We’ll ask you for a deposit to secure your tour with Let’s Visit Morocco once we’ve confirmed an itinerary that works for you/your group (tours shown on our website can be changed based on your needs). We ask that you pay the remaining balance of your trip reservation at the beginning of your tour in Morocco.
Our agency works with customers from all over the world, in order to provide personalized trips to suit your needs. You can choose one of our many scheduled trips that can have as a starting point either Marrakech, Fez, Casablanca, or other cities. Our Morocco tours will allow you to experience the true genuine Moroccan culture, which will be an experience that stays with you for a lifetime. Starting from the desert trips, the camel rides, the mint tea, and the imperial cities: you won’t feel a second of boredom in Morocco!
