Morocco is a fascinating country with a rich history and culture. It is also a popular tourist destination, thanks to its stunning scenery, delicious food, and friendly people. If you’re planning a trip to Morocco, you’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to tours. Here are a few of the best Morocco tours from Casablanca:

• Casablanca City Tour: This tour takes you to see the most popular landmarks in Casablanca, including the Hassan II Mosque, the Rick’s Cafe, and the United Nations Square. You’ll also get to explore the medina, the old city of Casablanca.
• Marrakech Day Trip: This tour takes you to the “Red City” of Marrakech, where you can visit the Koutoubia Mosque, the souks, and the Majorelle Gardens. You’ll also get to experience the hustle and bustle of the medina and see the traditional Moroccan architecture.
• Chefchaouen Day Trip: This tour takes you to the “Blue City” of Chefchaouen, where you can wander the blue-washed streets and enjoy the laid-back atmosphere. You’ll also get to see the Rif Mountains and learn about the history of the city.
• Sahara Desert Camel Trek: This tour takes you into the Sahara Desert, where you can go on a camel trek, spend the night in a traditional Berber tent, and watch the sunrise over the dunes. You’ll also get to learn about the Berber culture and experience the desert climate.
• Fes Day Trip: This tour takes you to the “Imperial City” of Fes, where you can explore the medina, the oldest and largest in the world. You’ll also get to see the tanneries, the coppersmiths’ quarter, and the pottery workshops.

These are just a few of the many Morocco tours from Casablanca. With so much to see and do, you’re sure to have a memorable time in Morocco.

Here are some additional tips for planning your private Morocco tours from Casablanca:

• Book your tours in advance, especially if you’re traveling during the peak season (April-May and September-October).
• Choose a tour that is appropriate for your fitness level and interests.
• Bring sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses, even if you’re visiting during the cooler months.
• Dress in loose-fitting clothing that is appropriate for the climate.
• Drink plenty of water, especially if you’re going to be hiking or spending time in the desert.
• Be sure to bargain when shopping in the souks.
• Tipping is not expected in Morocco, but it is appreciated.
• Take some time to relax and enjoy the Moroccan culture. You won’t regret it!

The following itineraries are sample tour options from Casablanca.  Each itinerary can be customized to best suit your requirements:

• Casablanca Imperial Cities Tour
• Casablanca Imperial Cities Desert Tour
• Casablanca Camel Trekking Tour

Casablanca Imperial Cities Tour

A minimum of 8 days is recommended for a tour of the Imperial Cities.  Options for adding in an extra day or days to slow down the pace, spend more time in one location or extend the range include:  

• the ‘blue town’ of Chefchaouen in the Rif mountains
• a Moroccan Cookery Lesson and/or spa hammam in Fes or Marrakech
• the High Atlas; perhaps a hike in Toubkal National Park
• the coastal town of Essaouira
• an extra day in Marrakech to relax at the end of your trip

Day 1 – Arrive Casablanca.  Casablanca to Rabat.  Arrive at Casablanca airport with the option to drive downtown and visit Hassan II Mosque.  Transfer to Rabat.  Overnight in Rabat Medina

Day 2 – Rabat City Guide Tour.  Rabat to Fes.  City Guide Tour to include the highlights of Rabat and transfer to Fes.  Overnight in Fes Medina

Day 3 – Fes City Guide Tour.  Walking City Guide Tour to include the highlights of Fes.  Overnight in Fes Medina

Day 4 – Fes Day Trip.  Day trip to Meknes, Moulay Idriss and the Roman ruins of Volubilis.  Overnight in Fes Medina

Day 5 – Fes to Marrakech Transfer.  Transfer (1) along the motorway or (2) cross-country passing through Ifrane, Azrou, Khenifra and Beni Mellal with the option of a detour to see Ouzoud waterfalls.  Overnight in Marrakech Medina

Day 6 – Marrakech City Guide Tour.  Walking City Guide Tour to include the highlights of Marrakech.  Overnight in Marrakech Medina

Day 7 – Marrakech.  Free day in Marrakech to relax, Moroccan Cookery Lesson and/or Spa Hammam, or Day Trip to lunch in the High Atlas.  Overnight in Marrakech Medina

Day 8 – Depart Marrakech.  Transfer to Marrakech Airport and depart

Casablanca Imperial Cities Desert Tour

A minimum of 10days is recommended for a tour that includes the Imperial Cities, Atlas mountains and desert dunes of Erg Chebbi.  Options for adding in an extra day or days to slow down the pace, spend more time in one location or extend the range include:  

• an extra day in the desert to explore with your driver
• an extra day in Skoura Palm Grove to relax 
• a day’s hike with a Mountain Guide to explore the landscape on foot
• a Moroccan Cookery Lesson and/or spa hammam in Fes or Marrakech
• an extra day in Marrakech to relax  at the end of your trip
• night in the High Atlas; perhaps a hike in Toubkal National Park
• a day trip or night in the coastal town of Essaouira

Day 1 – Arrive Casablanca.  Casablanca to Rabat.  Arrive at Casablanca airport with the option to drive downtown and visit Hassan II Mosque.  Transfer to Rabat.  Overnight in Rabat Medina

Day 2 – Rabat City Guide Tour.  Rabat to Chefchaouen.  City Guide Tour to include the highlights of Rabat and transfer to Chefchaouen.  Overnight in Chefchaouen Medina

Day 3 – Chefchaouen to Fes.  Free morning to explore this relaxed and friendly small medina painted in hues of blue.  Lunch in the central square and an afternoon transfer to Fes.  Overnight in Fes Medina

Day 4 –Fes City Guide Tour.  Walking City Guide Tour to include the highlights of Fes.  Overnight in Fes Medina

Day 5 – Fes Day Trip.  Day trip to Meknes, Moulay Idriss and the Roman ruins of Volubilis.  Overnight in Fes Medina

Day 6 – Fes to Erg Chebbi.  Camel trekking in Erg Chebbi.  Transfer across the Middle Atlas to the dunes of the Erg Chebbi sand sea that lie close to the Berber villages of Merzouga, Khamlia and Hassilabed.  Along the route pass through Ifrane, Azrou, cedar forests of the Middle Atlas where Barbary Macaques live, Midelt, Ziz valley gorge, Erfoud and Rissani.  Arrive at the edge of the Erg Chebbi and camel trek in the dunes for sunset.  Overnight in Erg Chebbi – Desert Camp under the stars

Day 7 – Erg Chebbi Dunes to Skoura Palm Grove.  Wake early to watch the sunrise and, if you overnight in the deep camp, camel trek back to the dune line.  After breakfast transfer to Skoura Palm Grove with a detour to see Todra Gorge, said to be the highest oasis valley gorge in Morocco.  Along the route pass through Boumalne Dades and the area of ‘Rose Valley’ where highly fragrant roses blossom in the hedgerows during April and May with a Rose Festival to celebrate the harvest.  Overnight in Skoura Palm Grove

Day 8 – Skoura Palm Grove to Marrakech.  Transfer through the administration town of Ouarzazate and head north to visit the World Heritage Site of Ait Benhaddou, one of Morocco’s most spectacular fortified villages (ksour) – walk through the village to the top for 360degree views.  Continue along Ounila Valley, and over Tizi-n-Telouet, to visit Kasbah of el Glaoui in the Berber village of Telouet.  From Telouet cross the highest Atlas road pass of Tizi-n-Tichka, with far-reaching views, to reach Marrakech late afternoon/early evening.  Overnight in Marrakech Medina

Day 9 – Marrakech City Guide Tour.  Walking City Guide Tour to include the highlights of Marrakech.  Overnight in Marrakech Medina

Day 10 – Depart Marrakech.  Transfer to Marrakech Airport and depart

Casablanca Camel Trekking Tour

It is around a 12hrs drive from Casablanca to the desert and, whilst it is physically possible in four full days, you would spend all of the time sitting in a vehicle.  Options for adding in an extra day or days to slow down the pace, spend more time in one location or extend the range include:  

• a full day in Marrakech with a City Guide Tour
• an extra day in the desert to explore with your driver
• an extra day in Skoura Palm Grove to relax 

Day 1 – Arrive Casablanca.  Casablanca to Fes.  Arrive at Casablanca airport and drive direct to Fes.  With an early arrival, there is time to see Fes in the afternoon.  Overnight in Fes Medina

Day 2 – Fes to Erg Chebbi.  Camel trekking in Erg Chebbi.  Transfer across the Middle Atlas to the dunes of the Erg Chebbi sand sea that lie close to the Berber villages of Merzouga, Khamlia and Hassilabed.  Along the route pass through Ifrane, Azrou, cedar forests of the Middle Atlas where Barbary Macaques live, Midelt, Ziz valley gorge, Erfoud and Rissani.  Arrive at the edge of the Erg Chebbi and camel trek in the dunes for sunset.  Overnight in Erg Chebbi – a Desert Camp under the stars

Day 3 – Erg Chebbi Dunes to Skoura Palm Grove.  Wake early to watch the sunrise and, if you overnight under the stars in the deep camp, camel trek back to the dune line.  After breakfast transfer to Skoura Palm Grove with a detour to see Todra Gorge said to be the highest oasis valley gorge in Morocco.  Along the route pass through Boumalne Dades and the area of ‘Rose Valley’ where highly fragrant roses blossom in the hedgerows during April and May with a Rose Festival to celebrate the harvest.  Overnight in Skoura Palm Grove

Day4 – Skoura Palm Grove to Marrakech.  Transfer through the administration town of Ouarzazate and head north to visit the World Heritage Site of Ait Benhaddou, one of Morocco’s most spectacular fortified villages (ksour) – walk through the village to the top for 360degree views.  Continue along Ounila Valley, and over Tizi-n-Telouet, to visit Kasbah of el Glaoui in the Berber village of Telouet.  From Telouet cross the highest Atlas road pass of Tizi-n-Tichka, with far-reaching views, to reach Marrakech late afternoon/early evening.  Overnight in Marrakech Medina

Day 5 – Depart Casablanca.  Transfer to Casablanca Airport and depart or, for good use of time, catch the Royal Air Maroc flight (30mins) to Casablanca.