Jour 1 : Arrivée à Casablanca

Pour débuter votre circuit de 8 jours au départ de Casablanca et à travers le centre névralgique de ce magnifique pays, votre chauffeur vous accueillera à l’aéroport Mohammed V. Grâce à sa proximité avec le principal aéroport du pays, Casablanca est un point de départ ou d’arrivée privilégié pour de nombreux touristes lors de leur voyage au Maroc. Selon votre heure d’arrivée, nous pourrions vous conduire à votre hôtel avant le début de l’excursion. Vous visiterez le centre-ville animé, réputé pour son architecture unique, ainsi que la station balnéaire huppée de la Corniche d’Aïn Diab. Cependant, la mosquée Hassan II, l’un des édifices les plus magnifiques du Maroc de par ses dimensions impressionnantes, mérite une mention spéciale. Les visiteurs non musulmans sont invités à admirer ce majestueux lieu de culte. Le roi Hassan II l’a fait construire entre 1987 et 1993. Plus de 25 000 fidèles peuvent prier à l’intérieur et 80 000 à l’extérieur, sur son vaste parvis. Pour une expérience authentique, flânez dans la médina historique. In the old city of Casablanca, it almost seems as though every little street is linked to a narrative. The mosque of Hassan II is located between the port and the city’s old center. Going there on foot is like going back in time. You’ll find this one considerably simpler to navigate in compared to other Moroccan towns’ old medinas, such as those in Marrakech or Fez. Small stores and a bustling open-air market along the streets of the historic medina. Everything is available there, including mouthwatering Moroccan cuisine, odd antiques, wooden figurines, hand-made soap, and old mementos. You’ll spend the night in a beautiful hotel before you begin your next journey.

Day 2 :Casablanca-Rabat the Capital-Fes

On the second day of our 8-day tour from Casablanca? you will discover Rabat. You will explore the Kasbah des Oudaias and the Mausoleum of Mohammed V. Before moving on to Meknes, another Moroccan royal city, which embodies the charm of Morocco. You will stroll around the neighborhood’s medina and Bab Mansour Gate and will also witness Lahdim Square, a scaled-down counterpart of Jemaa el-Fna. Then you go to the adjacent Volubilis Roman Ruins, a large structure that is a part of the UNESCO World Heritage List. Volubilis was formerly a significant and prosperous Roman city. Then, we relocated to the Royal Palace, the home of the current Royal family. Finally, you complete your trip to Fez, and the driver from Morocco Travel will drop you off at your lodging. Your lodging is a classic Riad, which is built in the style of historic cities.

Day 3 :Fes guided tour

Following breakfast, you will be greeted by a local guide who will accompany you on a local tour. As we navigate through the historic city, Old Fès feels like going back in time. The city still has its calming tradition of a traditional, old way of life. Most of these buildings are excellent examples of Moorish architecture. You will see the Bu Inanya mosque, the madrassas (Muslim colleges), Nejarin Square, and the fountain. Additionally, Fes is also known for its traditional crafts, which include leather, ceramics, and metalwork. Your current location is the handicraft district, where craftsmen who work with leather and ceramics use methods that were painstakingly passed down to them by their great-grandfathers and grandfathers. The three main areas of the Medina are the Fes el-Bali (old city), Fes Jdid (new city), and Ville Nouvelle (modern city). The Fes el-Bali is the oldest and most genuine part of the Medina. It is a labyrinth of narrow streets and alleys populated with businesses, homes, and factories. You will next proceed to the tanneries, which have long been important to Fes and Morocco’s economies, after visiting the aforementioned locations. The city’s numerous tanneries produce a wide variety of leather products that are sold both domestically and internationally. You will have a local guide during your visit because it is challenging to get around the city on your own. However, you can appreciate it later when you have more time. Our agency will provide a local guide for you to see or learn about in this city. We’ll take you to the Merenids’ graves in the afternoon so you can take in the picturesque panorama of the Medina. After the tour, our guide will make the short walk to your riad in Fes. Night-time in your hotel.

Day 4 :Fes-Ifrane – Ziz Valley-Merzouga desert

Early in the 4th morning of our 8 days tour from Casablanca, you continue your trip to the Merzouga Desert. Ifrane will be your first stop. Known as Switzerland, a country in the Swiss Alps. slick, clean, and well-organized. The Cedar Tree Forest of Azrou, which is home to a kind of ape known as the Barbary apes, is located a few kilometers from the city. Before you get back on the road again, you will get a moment to enjoy yourself with the monkeys. Your next stop will be in Midelt, the city of apples. You will eat lunch in this lovely city before continuing your journey via the Atlas Mountains down the Ziz Valley to the city of Er-Rachidia, which serves as the gateway to the southern regions of Morocco and the desert. You’ll travel further south by way of the Ziz Mountains, which are dotted with palm tree groves and Berber villages. You will arrive in Erfoud, the last city before you reach your main destination, the Merzouga Desert, where fossils dating back thousands of years can be found. In Merzouga, you shall arrive at the Erg Chebbi dunes. Before you begin your journey by camel ride to your camp inside the dunes, please stop by your hotel on the dunes’ edge. Then, after arriving at the amazing sand dunes of this desert (Erg-Chebbi), you’ll begin your camel-tracking journey to a desert camp by navigating the magnificent, uncommon orange sand dunes. This is a wonderful chance to feed your spirit while seeing the sunset amidst the sand dunes. The evenings and dinner will be spent at camp, where you may enjoy stargazing and native music played on drums.

Day 5:Merzouga-Rissani-Erfoud-Todra Gorges-Dades Valley

Today, as you go from the desert to Dades, your first stop will be in the town of Rissani, which used to be one of the first places where gold and slaves were traded. The city is also a significant commercial hub thanks to its crowded souks and local markets. You’ll take a stroll through the Souks and take in the authentic way of life that this tiny city has to offer. Then, you continue toward Tinghir, a former trading location for the caravans many hundreds of years ago. You will arrive in the Todhga Gorges a few kilometers from the city. A 300-meter-long natural rocky formation made up of canyons that is filled with water that comes from the Anti-Atlas mountains. Then, in order to reach the country of figs, Dades, you go through a road lined with thousands of Kasbahs. Beautiful scenery along the Dades Valley filled with several dramatic landscapes. You will spend the night close to the Dade Mountains and enjoy a unique view of the green fields filled with numerous fig and walnut trees. Оvernight in Dаdеs Gоrgеs.

Day 6 :Dades valley- Ouarzazate-Ait Ben Haddou – Marrakech

On your 8 days tour from Casablanca, you will leave the magnificent Dades Gorges after a delicious breakfast. You will visit the Rose Valley, also known as Kalaat Mgouna, a picturesque city with many rose-derived cosmetic items. This city is well renowned for hosting the annual Rose Flower Festival, which draws lots of tourists and locals who want to take in the music and shop. We’ll travel through this lovely city and stop at a rose cooperative so you may shop for a few things. Following that, you will explore Ouarzazate, the entrance to the Sahara. “Ouarzazate” means “the city without noise” in Berber. The city, however, does not represent anything of that. To start, a lot of visitors travel to the city to visit the Atlas Studios. For filming in the Kasbah of Ait Benhaddou and the Kasbah of Taourirt, which are both situated in the centre of the city of Ouarzazate, many actors come here to rent equipment. At studios like Oscar, you can find a lot of stories about the movies they shot as well as pictures of them. Additionally, toys and cars made of wood were utilised to shoot. Second, the Kasbah of Taourirt, a labyrinth built by the Glaoui Thami during his rule in the 19th century, is noteworthy in Ouarzazate. Later, We’ll continue to Ait Benhaddou, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that has been depicted in movies including “The Man Who Would Be King,” “Jewel of the Nile,” “Jesus of Nazareth,” “The Message,” “Lawrence of Arabia,” “The Mummy,” and “Gladiator.” The High Atlas region, notably Telouet and its renowned Kasbah el Glaoui, will be our next stop. We will stop for lunch at a little Telouet restaurant before travelling down the Tizi-n-Tichka to Marrakech. Just in time for dinner, you will arrive at your Marrakech riad in the evening.

Day 7:Guided visit of Marrakech

After breakfast, you’ll explore Marrakech, Morocco’s fourth-largest city and so-called “red city.” Amur n Kush, which in Berber means “land of God,” was the previous name of this city. Along with a variety of things to do and places to explore, you will discover many things that will astound you here. First, we’re headed to the Jemaa el-Fna plaza, where you’ll be able to take in the live entertainment offered by the crowd and watch it. Some of them perform in the halka street show, where they tell stories or jokes to onlookers. C’est également un lieu de rassemblement pour des milliers de touristes venus acheter des produits locaux. Pour la deuxième étape de notre visite, nous vous conduirons à la mosquée Koutoubia, la plus grande de Marrakech. Elle est jumelée avec la mosquée-tour Hassan à Rabat, au Maroc, et la Grande Mosquée de Séville, en Espagne. Vous vous dirigerez ensuite vers le magnifique jardin créé par Jack Majorelle, qui accueille plus de 850 000 visiteurs par an. Vous pourrez y flâner à votre rythme dans cette oasis de calme au cœur de la ville. Visitez le musée berbère, installé dans la villa bleue emblématique, pour en apprendre davantage sur le peuple berbère, son histoire et sa culture fascinantes. Vous visiterez également le musée Yves Saint Laurent, situé à proximité immédiate du parc. Sans oublier la visite du palais de Bahia, un ancien ksar (ou forteresse). Le septième jour du programme de huit jours est considéré comme terminé lorsque vous êtes déposés à votre hébergement. Vous pourrez dîner et passer la nuit dans le même riad.

Jour 8 : Transfert à l’aéroport

En fonction de votre horaire de vol, aujourd’hui. Si vous avez le temps, vous pourriez passer l’après-midi à explorer les quartiers moins connus de Marrakech et à déjeuner dans un restaurant local avant que notre service ne se termine par un transfert vers votre aéroport. Bien qu’il ne s’agisse que d’un exemple d’itinéraire, vous pouvez le modifier à votre guise. Nous sommes conscients que certains voyageurs pourraient trouver ce circuit difficile. Les personnes âgées privilégient souvent des vacances plus tranquilles, en passant un ou deux jours dans chaque lieu. Si nos itinéraires ne correspondent pas à vos attentes, n’hésitez pas à nous faire part de vos souhaits ; nous adapterons le voyage à vos besoins. Nous proposons les plus beaux circuits privés du Maroc, vous pouvez donc nous faire confiance. Afin d’adapter le prix à vos préférences et à votre budget, nous offrons également des prestations haut de gamme et standard, comme l’hébergement dans des hôtels de luxe ou de catégorie standard. Vous avez des questions ? N’hésitez pas à nous envoyer un courriel au plus vite. Notre équipe d’experts est là pour vous aider à organiser un voyage inoubliable.