21 Days Morocco Grand Tour from casablanca to sahara : 

Your Moroccan adventure of 21 days morocco grand tour begins in Casablanca, the country’s largest city and economic hub. Upon arrival, you’ll be greeted by your Driver and transferred to your hotel Accomodation .

After Breakfast , embark on a Guided tour of the city’s highlights, starting with the magnificent Hassan II Mosque, one of the largest mosques in the world, featuring a stunning oceanfront location and intricate Moorish architecture. Stroll along La Corniche, a lively seaside promenade lined with cafes and restaurants, before exploring Mohammed V Square, the heart of the city with its French colonial buildings. Enjoy a traditional Moroccan dinner at Rick’s Café, inspired by the classic film Casablanca.

After breakfast, depart for Rabat, Morocco’s capital and a UNESCO-listed city. Visit the Kasbah of the Udayas, a picturesque fortress with blue-and-white streets overlooking the Atlantic. Explore the Hassan Tower, an unfinished 12th-century minaret, and the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, a masterpiece of modern Moroccan architecture.

 Continue  your 21 Days morocco grand tour to the north to Tangier, on your way you will visit Assilah) is a charming coastal town in northwestern Morocco, known for its whitewashed buildings, historic medina, and vibrant arts scene. Located on the Atlantic Ocean, it features well-preserved Portuguese fortifications, beautiful beaches, and an annual cultural festival that attracts artists and visitors worldwide.

Then arrive to Tangier a historic port city where Africa meets Europe. Stop at Cap Spartel, where the Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea converge, and visit the mysterious Caves of Hercules, a natural wonder with a legendary past. Enjoy dinner in the medina before retiring to your riad.

After breakfast  you will  departure from Tangier, heading to Tetouan (1-hour drive) to explore its UNESCO-listed Andalusian-style medina, vibrant souks, and historic squares. After a short coffee break, continue to Chefchaouen (1.5-hour scenic drive), where you’ll wander the iconic blue-washed streets, visit the 15th-century Kasbah, and relax at the tranquil Ras el-Ma spring. Enjoy lunch at a rooftop café with mountain views before returning to Tangier in the evening. This compact trip blends culture, history, and stunning landscapes into a single unforgettable day.

Today explore the wonderfull city of Chefchaouen—Morocco’s “Blue Pearl”—is a dreamlike escape where every alleyway dazzles in shades of azure, cobalt, and sapphire. Wander the 15th-century medina, a labyrinth of blue-washed walls adorned with vibrant potted plants and ornate doorways, where the air carries hints of fresh mint tea and the occasional earthy aroma of cannabis (a local crop) .

Start at Plaza Uta el-Hammam, the bustling heart of the town, where café terraces offer rooftop views of the kasbah and the Grand Mosque’s octagonal minaret . Climb to the Spanish Mosque at dusk for a panoramic sunset over the city, or hike to Ras El Maa to watch locals wash laundry in the cascading springs . Beyond its photogenic allure, Chefchaouen surprises with artisanal souks selling handwoven rugs and herbal soaps, serene hammams, and hikes to the Akchour Waterfalls or Talassemtane National Park for emerald pools and rugged trails.

While stray cats and occasional tourist crowds remind you of its reality, the town’s laid-back vibe—compared to Marrakech or Fes—makes it ideal for slow exploration. Whether sipping orange juice by a waterfall or bargaining for indigo-dyed textiles, Chefchaouen blends magic with authenticity, leaving visitors spellbound .

After breakfast, travel south to Volubilis, Morocco’s best-preserved Roman ruins. Walk among ancient columns, mosaics, and the grand Triumphal Arch, imagining life in this once-thriving city. Next, visit Meknes, one of Morocco’s four imperial cities, where you’ll see the monumental Bab Mansour Gate and the lavish Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail. Arrive in Fes by evening, checking into a traditional riad in the heart of the medina.

Spend you full days exploring Fes on a walking tour , the world’s largest medieval Islamic city. With a local guide, navigate the maze-like streets of Fes el-Bali, visiting landmarks like the Al-Qarawiyyin University (the oldest continuously operating university in the world) and the Chouara Tannery, where leather has been dyed using ancient methods for centuries.

Discover hidden madrasas, bustling souks, and artisan workshops producing intricate zellij tilework. On the second day, take an excursion to the Merinid Tombs for sweeping city views, followed by a traditional Moroccan cooking class.

Wake up early in Fes, after the breakfast weaving through its medieval medina before heading south into the Middle Atlas Mountains. Your first stop: Ifrane, nicknamed “Little Switzerland” for its chalet-style architecture, manicured gardens, and the iconic Stone Lion sculpture. Snap photos in this pristine town (and spot wild Barbary macaques in the nearby Cedar Forest) before continuing through Azrou, a Berber market town surrounded by ancient cedar groves. The drive unfolds with sweeping views of volcanic plateaus and apple orchards as you ascend toward Tizi n’Talghoumt Pass (1,907m).

Arrive in Midelt—a dusty gem straddling the Atlas and the Sahara—where the air carries the scent of fossil shops and ripe almonds. Stop for a Berber lunch (try medfouna, a stuffed flatbread) and explore the town’s weekly souk check into your riad accomodation with dinner.

After breakfast the adventure awaits Leaving the cool cedar forests of the Middle Atlas behind, your journey descends into the starkly beautiful pre-Saharan landscape. The road winds through Midelt, known as Morocco’s “apple capital,” where you’ll stop to admire views of the snow-capped High Atlas peaks contrasting with the arid plains. Continuing southeast, the terrain transforms dramatically as you enter the breathtaking Ziz Valley, where a lush ribbon of palm groves follows the river through a deep canyon.

Stop in Errachidia, a military outpost town with striking red-earth architecture, to sample local dates and almonds. The route then passes through Arfoud, the “gateway to the desert,” famous for its fossil workshops where ancient marine creatures are carved into decorative items. As the golden dunes of Merzouga appear on the horizon, anticipation builds for your Sahara adventure. 

Arriving to your hotel accomodation check in to your room and get ready for dinner .

Today Embark on a thrilling 4×4 desert safari from Merzouga, where golden dunes of Erg Chebbi stretch endlessly under the Saharan sun. Your off-road journey begins with a visit to Khamlia Village, a settlement of the Gnawa people—descendants of sub-Saharan African slaves—who welcome travelers with steaming cups of Berber whiskey (mint tea) and entrancing Gnawa music performances, a spiritual tradition blending rhythmic drumming and soulful chants . Next, the 4×4 plunges into the surreal black desert of M’fis, where volcanic rocks and fossil-rich lead mines reveal the region’s geological history .

The adventure peaks with a visit to nomadic Berber families living in wool tents amid the dunes. Share tea with them, learn how they herd goats and camels in this harsh environment, and savor medfouna (Berber pizza) baked in sand ovens 3810. Along the way, pause at panoramic viewpoints near the Algerian border or the seasonal Dayet Srji Lake (spring only), where flamingos dot the water’s edge . This immersive experience—blending adrenaline, culture, and raw desert beauty—concludes as your 4×4 returns you to Merzouga, leaving you with memories of the Sahara’s magic and resilience.

Arriving in late afternoon, you’ll mount a camel for a magical sunset trek across the undulating Erg Chebbi dunes, the orange sands glowing in the fading light. Your Berber guides will lead you to a luxury desert camp where traditional carpets, lanterns, and plush bedding await under the vast desert sky. After a feast of tagine and mint tea, gather around the campfire for drumming and stargazing, with the Milky Way stretching brilliantly overhead in one of the world’s clearest night skies.

Wake early for a breathtaking Sahara sunrise, then return to Merzouga for breakfast. Visit Rissani, a historic trading town with a lively donkey market. Journey west through the Ziz Valley, a lush oasis dotted with palm groves, before arriving at Todra Gorge, where 300-meter-high cliffs tower above a winding river. After a short hike, continue to the Dades Valley, known for its surreal rock formations and ancient kasbahs. Spend the night in a boutique hotel overlooking the valley with a lovely dinner .

After breakfast, drive through the Valley of the Roses, famous for its fragrant rosewater production. Stop in Ouarzazate, nicknamed “Morocco’s Hollywood,” to tour the Atlas Film Studios, where movies like Gladiator and Game of Thrones were filmed. Next, visit the UNESCO-listed Ait Ben Haddou, a stunning mud-brick ksar (fortified village) perched on a hill . spend you night in a riad accomodation with dinner .

This journey takes you through the diverse landscapes and rich culture of southern Morocco. Begin at Aït Ben Haddou, a stunning UNESCO-listed mudbrick fortress that has starred in Hollywood films, where ancient alleyways lead to panoramic valley views. Venture into the dramatic Atlas Mountains, traversing winding passes and Berber villages amidst breathtaking mountain scenery. Discover Taroudant, a peaceful walled city with authentic souks and historic ramparts, offering a quieter alternative to Marrakech. Finally, unwind in Agadir, a modern beach resort where golden sands meet Atlantic waves, backed by the ruins of a hilltop kasbah. From desert heritage to mountain grandeur and coastal relaxation, this route showcases Morocco’s incredible contrasts.

Today your 21 days morocco grand tour continue . depart from Agadir to the UNESCO-listed city of Essaouira, where Moroccan charm meets Atlantic breezes. Your adventure begins with a scenic 2.5-hour drive through rolling hills and Berber villages, punctuated by a stop to witness the famous “flying goats” perched on argan trees—a unique sight tied to Morocco’s prized argan oil production . Upon arrival, explore Essaouira’s 18th-century medina, a maze of blue-and-white architecture, bustling souks, and artisan workshops crafting thuya wood treasures . Walk along the historic Skala de la Ville ramparts for panoramic ocean views, then savor fresh seafood at the vibrant fishing port .

Escape to Essaouira, a windswept port city. Walk its 18th-century ramparts, browse thuya wood workshops, and feast on grilled sardines at the harbor. The city’s bohemian vibe inspired Jimi Hendrix and Orson Welles . Leave for marrakech at the evening check into your traditional riad you will be greeted by mint tea .  

Today after breakfast  you will meet your professional local guide for exploring Marrakech, a city of contrasts where ancient traditions meet modern luxury. Visit the Koutoubia Mosque, Bahia Palace, and the Saadian Tombs, hidden for centuries before their rediscovery. Wander the vibrant Jemaa el-Fnaa square, where snake charmers, storytellers, and food stalls create an unforgettable spectacle. Explore the Majorelle Garden, a lush oasis designed by Yves Saint Laurent .

 enjoy a hammam spa experience or Moroccan cooking class. Lose yourself in the labyrinthine alleys of the medina, where centuries-old souks sell spices, leather goods, ceramics, and textiles. Key souks include Souk Cherratine (leather), Souk des Teinturiers .

Escape the bustling streets of Marrakech for the serene beauty of the Ourika Valley, a lush oasis nestled in the Atlas Mountains just 1.5 hours south of the city . The journey itself is a visual feast, winding through Berber villages adorned with terraced fields, fruit orchards, and the meandering Ourika River, with occasional stops at argan oil cooperatives to witness traditional production methods . Upon reaching Setti Fatma, the valley’s crown jewel, you’ll embark on a guided hike to the seven waterfalls, where turquoise pools and cascading waters reward the trek (wear sturdy shoes for slippery paths) .

Immerse yourself in local culture with a visit to a Berber family home, sipping mint tea and learning about their agrarian lifestyle, or enjoy a riverside lunch of authentic tagine amid panoramic mountain views . Seasonal highlights include the springtime wildflowers and Dayet Srji Lake (home to flamingos), while winter offers snow-dusted peaks . The valley’s cooler temperatures (up to 15°C lower than Marrakech) make it a refreshing retreat, especially in summer

Today you will continue Escape to the otherworldly Agafay Desert, just 40 minutes from Marrakech, where golden, moon-like landscapes replace the city’s hustle with serene desert beauty. Unlike the sandy dunes of the Sahara, Agafay’s dramatic rocky plains and rolling hills offer a unique backdrop for adventure and relaxation. Ride a camel at sunset as the terrain glows in warm hues, or rev up the adrenaline with quad biking across the rugged trails. For a taste of Berber culture, visit a nomadic family, sip mint tea in their traditional tent, and savor a hearty lunch of tagine under a shaded canopy.

As evening falls, unwind at a luxury desert camp, where flickering lanterns, live music, and a gourmet dinner under the stars create a magical atmosphere. Whether you seek adventure, cultural immersion, or simply a peaceful retreat, Agafay delivers an unforgettable desert experience—all within easy reach of Marrakech.

On the final day of you 21 days morocco grand tour . your unfogatable adventure end your driver will transfer you to the airport of casablanca at your flight time .