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Two days from Casablanca: a guided look at Marrakech after the inland drive, then one night at a furnished camp in the Agafay stone desert before the return to the coast. Pickup is from your Casablanca hotel on day one, and drop-off is back in Casablanca on the evening of day two. This is a private vehicle for your party, not a shared coach, and it does not include a balloon flight.
Day one is the road from Casablanca to Marrakech, then palaces, the Koutoubia from outside, Jemaa el-Fna and the souks before a late-afternoon transfer to Agafay for sunset, dinner and the camp night. Day two starts with sunrise and breakfast at camp, optional time in nearby villages, lunch, then the drive back to Casablanca with a typical arrival around 6pm.
City tickets in Marrakech are extra. Optional horse or quad time at camp is not included unless you add it on the ground. Hotel nights in Casablanca or Marrakech are your own to book; only the Agafay night sits in this package.
A Marrakech-based team already runs this Casablanca road every week, so pickup timing, the city block and the camp transfer sit in one plan. We'll keep you out of the game of booking a separate taxi, a city guide and a desert camp as three products.
The private vehicle is for guests who land on the coast and want Marrakech plus one desert night without adding a balloon morning. If you want the flight as well, the three-day Casablanca listing on this centre is the one to compare, not a duplicate of this route.
Pickup in Casablanca is in the morning from your hotel, or from an agreed point if you are already in the city. The inland drive to Marrakech usually delivers you around 11am, which is late for a full city tour and right for a focused loop. Bottled water is in the vehicle. If you want a brief look at Hassan II Mosque from outside before leaving the coast, say so when you enquire, because that stop uses time that would otherwise sit on the road.
Once in Marrakech the walking block typically covers the Koutoubia from the gardens, Bahia Palace, Ben Youssef where time allows, Jemaa el-Fna and the souks. Tickets for palaces and schools are not included. Arrival after a three-hour drive means this is a taste of the medina, not the seven-hour private city listing. Lunch in town is extra, then you leave for Agafay in the late afternoon.
Agafay is a rocky desert of hills and dry riverbeds, not Saharan dunes, about 30 to 45 minutes from Marrakech. Sunset at camp, a Moroccan dinner and a night in a furnished tent are the point of this stop. Optional camel, horse or quad time is sometimes offered on site and is paid locally if you want it. Sleep in the tent, then day two starts here rather than back in a city hotel.
Sunrise over the stone hills, then breakfast at camp. There is time for a look at nearby villages and local weaving if you want a slower morning, or you can stay at camp. Lunch is extra, often at a Berber-style restaurant on the way. The afternoon is the drive back to Casablanca, with a typical arrival around 6pm at your hotel or another agreed drop-off.
Day one starts with pickup in Casablanca, either at your hotel or another agreed point such as near Hassan II Mosque if you are already on the Corniche. The drive inland to Marrakech takes most of the morning, with arrival around 11am in typical traffic.
Share the hotel name and a mobile number when you enquire. If you land the same morning, say so, because an airport start can push the Marrakech walking block later than the plan below.
Drop-off on day two is back in Casablanca, usually around 6pm depending on lunch and traffic. If you would rather stay in Marrakech instead of returning to the coast, say so when you enquire so the last transfer can change.
Hotel nights in Casablanca before day one, and in Marrakech if you extend, are not part of this booking. Only the Agafay camp night is included.
One night in a furnished desert camp in the Agafay stone desert southwest of Marrakech is included, with dinner and breakfast at camp. Tents are private and more comfortable than a basic bivouac, with beds rather than floor mattresses.
This is not the Erg Chebbi sand sea. Agafay is rocky hills about 45 minutes from Marrakech, which is why it fits a two-day coastal start. Quad or horse extras mentioned in some supplier notes are optional and paid locally if offered that night.
Day one is a guided look at Marrakech after the drive from Casablanca: Koutoubia from outside, Bahia Palace, Ben Youssef where time allows, Jemaa el-Fna and the souks, then transfer to Agafay for sunset and dinner. Day two is sunrise and breakfast at camp, a look at nearby villages if you want it, lunch, then the road back to Casablanca.
Palace and medina tickets on day one are not included. The published city list is a template for a late-morning arrival, not a seven-hour Marrakech-only tour.
This listing is a private vehicle for your party, priced for the car, not per seat. Up to 15 people can share it. That is a different commercial model from the three-day Casablanca listing already on the centre, which is sold per person and includes a balloon morning.
There is no hot air balloon on this two-day route. If you want the flight, look at the three-day Casablanca, Marrakech and Agafay listing instead.
Dinner and breakfast at the Agafay camp are included. Lunch on both days, and any cafe stops in Marrakech, are extra so you can choose where to eat after the city walk.
Tell us dietary needs when you enquire. Camp kitchens can usually adapt with notice. Drinking water is in the vehicle on the road sections.
Families can use a private vehicle and we can shorten village walking on day two. The camp night is simple luxury rather than a hotel, and young children may find the dark and the early start harder than a riad.
Share ages when you enquire. Infant seats are possible on the road if requested in advance. There is no minimum age published for this product, but the two travel days are long.
Layers for an early desert morning, closed shoes for camp paths, a small overnight bag, sun protection for Marrakech, and a torch or phone light after dinner. Leave large suitcases in Casablanca if you can, or we can plan a Marrakech luggage stop.
Evenings at Agafay are cooler than the city, even in summer. A warmer layer for dinner outside the tent is more useful than extra city clothes.
No. The three-day version from Casablanca adds a sunrise balloon and an extra city night pattern. This two-day trip is the shorter private road: city time in Marrakech, one camp night, then back to the coast.
Do not book both expecting the same inclusions. If you already hold balloon tickets, we can discuss timing, but they are not part of this price.
The published price is for the private vehicle and the included camp night, not a per-person seat. You still tell us passenger numbers so the right size car and tent allocation can be arranged.
If your group is larger than 15, we would split across vehicles and re-quote rather than overload one car. Ask when you enquire rather than assuming a second vehicle is automatic.
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