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Twelve days gives you time to see imperial cities, film-famous kasbahs and a night in the Sahara on one trip. The itinerary is designed as a complete first introduction to Morocco. You'll move from the Atlantic coast to the dunes and back through the High Atlas to Marrakech.
Opening days take you from Casablanca and Rabat into Fez, where several days are spent exploring Fez el-Bali's medina and artisan workshops. The route then continues east towards Erfoud and the Sahara Desert. A sunset camel trek leads to an overnight stay in a luxury desert camp beneath a dark sky.
From the desert, you'll continue to Ouarzazate and the UNESCO-listed kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou, a location familiar from major film and television productions. Stops in Berber villages and artisan workshops sit along the way. The tour finishes with several days in Marrakech exploring the souks and Jemaa el-Fna square.
From our base in Marrakech, we put local knowledge into a longer loop that still needs tight logistics. An English-speaking tour manager and local guides travel with you throughout the trip. We arrange private transport, selected stays including the desert camp night, daily breakfast and dinner, and entrance fees, from airport reception in Casablanca to your final drop-off in Marrakech.
This signature itinerary is paced as a first introduction, with enough days to absorb each region rather than rush the highlights. You'll have a luxury desert camp night after a sunset camel trek, time at Ait Ben Haddou and Ouarzazate, and several days in both Fez and Marrakech.
The tour begins with airport reception in Casablanca before continuing to Rabat, then several days in Fez exploring the medina, artisan workshops and historic sites.
This section establishes the tour's imperial cities foundation before heading towards the desert.
The route continues east to Erfoud and the edge of the Sahara, where a sunset camel trek leads to an overnight stay in a luxury desert camp beneath the stars.
This is one of the trip's genuine highlights, giving a real sense of the desert's scale and silence.
From the desert, the journey continues to Ouarzazate and the UNESCO-listed kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou, one of Morocco's most photographed and filmed locations.
Stops at Berber villages and artisan workshops add further cultural depth along the way.
The final days are spent in Marrakech, exploring the medina, souks and Jemaa el-Fna square before your departure.
The tour concludes with airport transfer arranged as part of the package.
You are met at Casablanca airport arrivals by your driver or tour manager holding a name board, with reception timed around your flight landing. Share your flight number and arrival time when you enquire so pickup can be planned accurately.
The tour concludes in Marrakech, where a departure transfer is arranged to the airport or your onward accommodation. Share your departure flight details or onward plans in good time so the final transfer can be booked.
The tour begins with airport reception in Casablanca and finishes in Marrakech, with departure transfer included as part of the package.
Share your flight details when you enquire so pickup and drop-off can be planned around your arrival and departure.
Yes, this is designed as a comprehensive introduction to the country, covering imperial cities, the desert and the High Atlas in one well-paced itinerary.
An English-speaking tour manager travels with you throughout, handling logistics along the way.
You spend one night in a luxury bivouac camp among the Erg Chebbi dunes near Erfoud, reached by a sunset camel trek, with dinner included as part of the stay.
It offers a genuinely dark sky and a proper sense of the Sahara's scale.
This tour can run as a private or shared group experience depending on your preference and group size, with numbers up to 40 accommodated.
Private tours offer more flexibility on pace and stops along the route.
Daily breakfast and dinner are included throughout the tour. Lunch is generally not included, giving you flexibility to choose restaurants along the way.
Dietary requirements can usually be accommodated with advance notice.
Given the distances covered from the coast to the Sahara and back through the High Atlas, some days involve significant time in the vehicle.
Stops are built in for rest, photos and meals to break up the longer legs of the journey.
Layered clothing is important given the temperature range between the desert, mountains and cities, with cold nights possible even when days are warm.
Comfortable walking shoes and sun protection are also recommended throughout.
Ait Ben Haddou is a UNESCO-listed fortified village of earthen architecture that has featured in productions including Gladiator and Game of Thrones.
A guided walk through its lanes leads up to the granary for sweeping views over the valley.
Yes, airport reception on arrival in Casablanca and departure transfer at the end of the tour are both included.
Share your flight details when you enquire so these can be arranged around your schedule.
Travel insurance is not included and is strongly recommended for a trip of this length and nature.
You should arrange your own policy covering medical costs, cancellation and travel disruption before departure.
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Operated by Barbaro Tours Morocco, a partner of adventuro.
Central & Atlas Mountains, Morocco
From €85
Central & Atlas Mountains, Morocco
From €950
