Morocco Attractions:Morocco Tours and Excursions, Marrakech, Morocco Sight-Seeing Tours

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to help you choose the best Moroccan tour we have categorized our tours, each section contains tours that emphasize a specific kind of travel.You could also of course design your own tours to Morocco that could be a mixture of what you like best.

Majical Tour :

This 11 days Discovery of Morocco journey covers the most important sites of this majestic North African country. The itinerary has been tailored to give you space, leisure travel and at the same time have enough time to enjoy the Moroccan history and culture. The journey takes you more than the Imperial capitals as we also visit the deserts of the Sahara in Morocco with stays in Road etc…

Day 1 : Airport, Casa Blanca

Upon your arrival at the Mohamed V Airport in Casablanca,you will meet your driver,who will provide transfer to your hotel.

Day 2 : Casa Blanca, Rabat, Meknes

After breakfast,you will visit the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, the third largest mosque in the world. After you will Drive to Rabat where you will visit the best sites of this city such as the Hassan Tower , Mohammed V Mausoleum, and the Oudayas Kasbah overlooking the Atlantic . Then travel to Meknes , one of Morocco’s ancient imperial cities, where you will have a break for drinking some coffe and strolls in its busy square and Medina(Lahdim).ending with dinner at your hotel in Meknes.

Day 3 :Meknes, Volubilis, Moulay Idiss Zarhoun, Fes

Morning devoted to discover this magnificent Imperial city.sightseeing of Meknes includes Mosolum Moulay Ismail,Bab Mansour,Sahrij Souani.After lunch,you will continue to Volubilis ,the best example of an ancient Roman city in Morocco. After that drive through Moulay Idriss Zerhoun,The holiest Islamic town in the Kingdom of Morocco,where thousands of the Moroccan faithful come on pilgrimage every August to pray at the tomb of this descendant of the Prophet Mohammed. After, you will continue to Fes and ending your day with dinner at your hotel in Fes.

Day 4 : Fes

The whole day is devoted to tour this UNESCO World Heritage City.Sightseeing of Fes includes the medieval medina with its Attarine and Bou Anania Medersas,the Nejjarine fountain, the Moulay Idriss mausoleum,and the Karaouine mosque.Afternoon visit of Fez al Jdid �' new Fes.In the evening check into the hotel.

Day 5 : Fes, Azrou, Ifran, Midelt, Arfoud, Merzouga

Departure to Merzouga passing through the Middle Atlas Mountains and the berber village of Immouzer Kandar and Ifrane, free time for optional lunch break and a moment of relaxation in Midelt.Ahead, the oasis region of Erfoud welcomes you, you will reach the Sahara Desert Merzouga,where you will meet your camel guide to ride into the dunes at sunset to the bivouac(camp).Dinner and overnight will be under the nomad tent.

Day 6 : Merzouga, Rissani, Tinghir, Boumanle Dades

Early morning wake up for camel riding and outstanding sunrise. Arriving to the hotel for refreshing and breakfast, depart to Dades Gorges throught number of Berber villages. Visit and lunch in Todra Gorges.Afternoon continue to Dades Valley.Overnight in the hotel in Boumanle Dades.

Day 7 : Boumanle Dades, kelat Magouna, Ouarzazate, Marrakech

After breakfast,you will drive to Marrakech via Valley des Roses and Ait Ben Haddou,vist of this old berber village,where many movies filmed such as;Obelix,Gladiator and others.After lunch,you will continue on the road to Marrakech crossing the High Atlas Mountains through Tizi N’Tichka pass,stopping at places with magnificent panoramic views to take picture.Dinner and overnight will be in your Hotel or Riad.

Day 8 : Marrakech

Visit of historical Marrakech:the Menara garden,the Saadian tombs,the Bahia Palace,the Koutoubia Minaret and the Majorelle Gardens named after the famous French painter,who constructed here his art deco villa and started the botanical gardens, in 1980 it became the residence of Yves Saint Laurent. Afternoon, visit the famous Djemaa El Fna square with its surrounding souks and handicraft quarters.In the evening check into the hotel or Riad.

Day 9 : Marrakech, Essaouira

Following breakfast,you will depart to Essaouira,called Mogador by European sailors and traders,it is also known for its annual Gnaoua Music Festival that attracts 300,000+people in june.It is also has an expansive beach for surfing called Plage de Safi,the fishing harbor,offers breathtaking views of the Portuguese ramparts,explore the ramparts and the spice and jewelry souks of the Medina.Dinner and overnight at your Hotel.

Day 10 : Essaouira, Casa Blanca

Today you will enjoy travelling back to Casablanca via the coast, stopping at El Oualidia for lunch. Enroute,you will visit the historical sites at El Jadida, then arrive in Casablanca in time for dinner at the hotel, where you will spend your final night.

Day 11 : Casa blnaca, Airport

After breakfast you will be transferred to the airport for your flight out

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We do provide daily excursions to people who have little time and want to explore one of the beautiful sites from Marrakech and Ouarzazate. Our day trips include : Marrakech sites , Valleys and Berber villages of the Atlas Mountains , the waterfalls of the middle Atlas , Essaouira beach and medina as well as the Kasbah of Ait Benhadou and Ouarzazate town...

Essaouira :

Spend the day with us exploring Essaouira, home to a traditional Portuguese harbor with fine examples of Moorish and Portuguese art. Famous for its fine wood-work, Essaouira is also home to the silver souk, art galleries and islands…

Spend the day with us exploring Essaouira. Formerly known as Mogador, Essaouira is reminiscent of an age when Spain, Portugal and England struggled to control their coasts. It is home to a traditional Portuguese harbor with fine examples of Moorish and Portuguese art. Famous for its fine wood-work, Essaouira is also home to the silver souk (commercial quarter), art galleries and islands.
Essaouira was discovered by the Phoenicians who settled there. Afterwards it was conquered by Rome and then Portugal. By the end of the 15th century, the Portuguese had built the commercial and military port of Mogador (Essaouira today). This port is built at the foot of the city's ramparts. In 1769, the Navy built a door to connect the loading docks of the port to the city. From this door a small bridge leads to Skala Port and the ramparts that cut the old city into several districts.
In the medina, see Moulay El-Hassan Square, the Grand Mosque and Siaghine Alley. From the terrace of the north Bastion you can access the marquetry, where the Morocco's best marqueteurs work on cedar.
As we leave the confines of Skala, we will follow Derb Laalouj street to the Museum Sidi Mohammed Ben Abdallah. Here musical instruments, local Andalusian songs, Berber Imazighen documents, weapons, costumes, carpets, and more is displayed in the former residence of the Pasha.

Located in the north of the city is the “Mellah”. This Jewish Quarter is crossed by the traditional Rue Mohammed Zerktouni. It is bordered by a market that extends to Bab Doukkala.

During your stay, you will also be able to enjoy beautiful beaches full of sun year-round