- Best Tours From Marrakech
- Casablanca Tours Morocco - Multi-Day Tours
- Desert Tours from Casablanca
- Desert Tours From Marrakech
- Marrakech Desert Tours
- Marrakech Tours Morocco
- Merzouga
- Morocco Best Travel Agency
- Morocco Multi-Day Tours
- Morocco Small Group Tours
- Morocco Tours
- Morocco Travel Packages
- Private Morocco tours
- Sahara Desert Tours Morocco
- Unique Tours From Casablanca
Morocco 14 Days Tour From Marrakech Explore the culture and history in amazing adventure,Explore mountain villages, landscapes, and ramparts.Marrakech ImlilVillage , Taroudan, Essaouira, Agadir Casablanca , Rabat,Tangier, Chefchaouen.
| INCLUDED |
|
||||||||
| NOT INCLUDED |
|
1
Day 1: Marrakech airport - Transfer to riad in Marrakech.
Transfer from the Airport of Marrakech to Your Hotel / Riad in Marrakech. Our Driver will pick
you up from the airport of Marrakech and transfer you to your Hotel / Riad in Marrakech.
2
Day 2: Marrakech sightseeing tour.
Marrakesh, it is second oldest imperial city, known as the pearl of the south.
After breakfast we will come to pick you up at your hotel/riad in order to start
the visit of historicalMarrakech tour including: Bahia Palace, Badi Palace,
Saadian tombs, the famous main square “ Jmaa Lfna” with its surrounding
souks and handicraft quarters where you will see the snakes charmers story
tellers, Koutoubia Minaret, local market “ Souk” and Majorelle Garden; 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. At the end of the day we will drop you off at your riad.
3
Day 3: Marrakech - Imlil village.
After the breakfast at your riad in Marrakech, we will drive for 1h30 south up
the Moulay Brahim Gorges, and the berber village of Asni very popular for its
weekly market every saturday then to Imlil Crossing a vibrant green valley that
stays fresh and lush even during the hottest days of the summer. Imlil is a
small village at the foothills of the highest mountains in Morocco Toubkal
mountain. Imlil is the center to hire mountain guides and mules due its unique
position and its connection to several berber villages and a very popular start
point for treks and hikes for climbing Toubkal mountain. Arrival to Imlil here we
shall leave our vehicle and start a walk for around 1h towards the south to the
Berber village of Aroumd (Aremd) (1843m) passing the hamlets of ait souka,
Targa, and Imoula, up and down the stark slopes, the jagged Western High
Atlas peaks of the Toubkal Massif before us – Jbels Aguelzim (3547m),
Aksouâl (3847m) and the Adrar Adj (3122m) watching us all the way. We shall
stop at Aroumd to visit this rather singular village in the Assif Aït Mizane
Valley, built seemingly house upon house on a large moraine spur,
overlooking ancient irrigated terraced fields of barley, corn and vegetables and
always surrounded by almond and walnut trees. We then carry on for another
Half an Hour to get to our lunch wish will be served on top of a beautiful
terrace among a berber family in the village of Achayn Afterwards he will walk
to see small waterfalls before ending our journey at your riad in Imlil Village.
4
Day 4: Imlil - Tinmel Mosque - Taroudant.
After the breakfast at your riad we will drive towards Taroudant via Asni and
Ijoukak, which are two villages with weekly markets and lush valleys lying on
the high Atlas Mountains. And to the small mountain village of Tinmel to
discover Tinmel mosque which was built in 1156 to commemorate the founder
of the Almohad dynasty, Mohamed Ibn Tumart, and listed in the UNESCO
world heritage list in 1995. The edifice is one of the two mosques in Morocco
open to non-Muslims, the other being the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca.
Continue crossing the mountains through the spectacular Tizi n Tasset, the
second highest pass in Morocco with an altitude of 2090m, and through Souss
plains with the Argan fields, offering scenic views as long as the eye can
admire. In the afternoon eventually arrive to Taroudant, that is called
little Marrakech, where you will take time explore its Medina surrounded by
high and huge ramparts and stroll in its small alleys, before going to check into
your Hotel.
5
Day 5: Taroudant - Agadir - Essaouira.
After the breakfast at your hotel, we will enjoy an interesting drive around the
old ramparts of Taroudant city before to continue to Agadir where we will be
driving along the Agadir beach line promenade, then drive up the hill to Agadir
Ou-fellah (Agadir hilltop), the city’s 16th-century Saadian Kasbah (Fortress
that was built in 1572 ), which offers a complete panoramic view of the whole
city and the fishing port. Our journey will take us along the coast and through
different villages and Argan trees where you may have a chance to see “the
flying goats ” climbing the Argan trees before dropping you off at your riad in
Essaouira.
6
Day 6: Essaouira - Casablanca.
After the breakfast at your riad, we will explore the town before to
leave towards Casablanca, via El Jadida,Safi along the Atlantic coast, It’s a
centre for the fishing industry of Morocco and also for the export of
phosphates.Pottery ismanufactured.The city was held by the Portuguese until
1541. Subsequently it came under French control until Morocco became an
independent nation in 1956. Arriving in Casablanca, visit the Hassan 2
mosque.
7
Day 7: Casablanca - Rabat - Asilah - Tangier.
After the breakfast we will leave Casablanca towards Rabat where we will visit
the best sites of this city such as the Hassan Tower ,Challah Kasbah and the
Oudayas Kasbah overlooking the Atlantic, then drive via highway to visit the
small town of Asilah then stop at Hercules cave , where according to legend,
the Greek God was born, we will also see Cap spatel in Tangier and explore
the medina.
8
Day 8: Tangier - Chefchaouen
After the breakfast we will drive towards Chefchaouen where you will explore
the blue town Chefchaouen which is also called chaouen’. Holy town, nestled
between two mountains. with our guide to get know how the day’s steps and
the visit starts with The medina, the kasbah, the Uta El Hammam square, the
great mosque Jamaa El Kebir (15th cent.), the craftsmen centre, Ras el Ma
source overlook its lime-washed walls soaking up the blazing sunlight give a
beautiful landscape. Nothing could be better than a stroll through the twisting
alleyways of the medina or to watch the locals stitching babouches (slippers)
and djellabas, at the foot of the Kasbah, in the doorways of houses dating
back to its foundation in 1471.
9
Day 9: Chefchaouen – Volubilis – Meknes – Fes.
After the breakfast, Leave Chefchaouen towards the ancient Roman ruins of
Volubilis. You will stop to explore the 2000-year-old ruins and get a picture of
life during the Roman Empire. Lunch can be taken in one of Morocco’s ancient
imperial cities Meknes and where you will visit Mausoleum Moulay Ismail,Bab
Mansour,Sahrij Souani. After, we will continue to Fes where you will be at the
riad in the medina.
10
Day 10: Fes Sightseeing tour.
You will be picked up from your hotel/Riad in Fez to start exploring the
following sights:
The highlights include:
• Andalusia Mosque: This stunning mosque is easily definable by its imposing
green and white minaret. Built at the end of the 9th century by a woman, its
wood carvings are exquisite.
• Tanners ’District: One of the main attractions of Fez, the tanners ’quarters is
where leather is produced using the same centuries-old methods. You can get
a bird’s eye view from the raised platform and watch the entire process.
• El-Attarine Madrasa or the Medersa Attarine: Visit Fez’s most popular
attraction, the El-Attarine Madrasa in the heart of the city, built in 1325. See
the fine examples of Merenid Craftsmanship around the madrasa, especially
the stucco and cedar wood carvings on the ceiling.
• Karaouine Mosque: One of the biggest religious structures in Morocco, this
mosque lies in the heart of the medina. The university attached to the mosque
has been the centre of Islamic learning in Morocco for more than 1000 years.
• Azouia Moulay Idriss: The tomb of Moulay Idris is a highly revered shrine. At
the entrance, women pass offerings through a hatch, which is also as close as
a non-Muslim can get.
• Place Nejjarine: A beautiful fountain can be seen at the Place Nejjarine, a
square deep in the heart of the medina. It is also home to the Nejjarine
Museum of Wood and Carpentry and showcases Fez’s renowned wood-
carving tradition. See exquisite furniture, thrones and objects of everyday use.
The tour breaks for lunch at Moroccan restaurants in Medina.
After lunch, continue with your guided exploration of the attractions outside
Fez.
The highlights of this tour include:
• Gates: Royal Palace, Bab Boujloud: The Bab Boujloud gate is the most
famous gate in Morocco. It is also the main entrance to Medina. See the
striking blue and green colors that cover either side of this monumental gate.
The Royal Palace is one of the most elegant structures in Morocco with a huge
and impressive gate.
• Tombs of the Merenid Dynasty: Get spectacular views over the city from this
resting place of the Merenid Sultans who played a crucial role in making Fez
the cultural and religious capital of Morocco. The ruins are a great place to
take in the sprawling vistas of the Medina below.
• District of the potters: See where the world-famous cobalt blue enameled
pottery is made.
11
Day 11: Fes – Immouzar – Ifrane – Azrou – Midelt – Ziz Valley – Erfoud –Merzouga.
Departure to Merzouga desert passing through the Middle Atlas Mountains
and the berber village of Immouzer Kandar and Ifrane, a wonderful mountains
village, referred to as “the Switzerland of Morocco” and then on to Midelt.
During this journey you’ll experience glimpses of the Middle Atlas and Higher
Atlas mountains. Stopping at Azrou, a Berber village in the middle of the
famous cedar forest – the largest in Morocco – where you may well sight
Barbary apes. After sometime within the forest, your journey continues to
the desert along the magnificent hills and mountains of the Atlas the
fascinating Tiz Ntalghamt pass and the Ziz Gorge, taking in views of the High
Atlas plateau, you’ll notice how the scenery changes to reveal hints of
the desert as you approach the city of Errachidia, Afterwards, you will travel
along the luxuriant Ziz Valley, stopping for panoramic views along the way to
Erfoud, where also you will see the fossiles, Continue to Mrezouga where you
will meet your camel guide to ride into the dunes to the bivouac(camp).Dinner
and overnight will be under the nomad tent. The trek will start right into the
desert for 1:30min, We will spend the night in an equipped camp in the middle
of the Sahara,this is a great opportunity to take lovely pictures of the sunset
and sunrise, when you arrive at the camp you walk to the high dunes to see
the sunset ,It will be a magical night when the sky is clear of cover and stars
sparkle and shine with intensity.There will be a wonderful dinner, after dinner
you will be entertained by local berber music around a campfire,you will spend
the night in private tent.
12
Day 12: Merzouga – Rissani – Todra Gorge – Dades Valley.
In the morning after the sunrise and breakfast, you will ride camels trek back to
hotel, then continue our trip towards
Dades Valley via Rissani there you can visit the souk (the biggest Market in
area)then continue to Tinghir, and Todra gorges , the highest, narrowest
gorges in Morocco. After lunch in the heart of the gorge we will drive through
the Dades Valley, where you’ll see the majestic sand castles and the amazing
rock formations known as “monkey toes”. Overnight accommodation will be in
a hotel overlooking the Dades valley.
13
Day 13: Dades Valley – Ouarzazate – Kasbah ait ben Hadou – Atlas mountains – Marrakech
After breakfast, departure to Ouarzazate passing through the Dades Valley,
the line of kasbahs that give this extremely popular route its nickname as
valley of a thousand kasbahs. Just before the town of Skoura, visit Kalaa
Mgouna, the rose city, where you can purchase local rosewater.We will
continue to Ouarzazate. “the Hollywood of Africa”. On, through the “Road of
the thousand Kasbahs”- the fascinating “sand castles”. After 30 kilometers
from Ouarzazate We will stop at the famous Kasbah Ait Benhaddou . The
kasbah is one of the most intriguing red earth castles lining the ancient road of
the Kasbahs, and is a UNESCO world heritage site. Lunch by the Kasbah and
continue on our way to Marrakesh through the famous Tizi -in-Tichka pass
over the High Atlas Mountains. The range has snow on its peaks most of the
year. Appreciate the beauty of the timeless landscapes on the twisted roads
through Berber villages. Arriving Marrakesh, drop you off at your riad in the
medina.
14
Day 14: Transfer to Marrakech Menara airport.
After breakfast , transfer to Marrakech Menara International airport for your
return flight. End of our services.
Tour Reviews
Morocco was a bucket list destination that I was very glad to visit. It is a country very rich in history and craftsmanship. The architecture is amazingly detailed and beautifully designed and never failed to amaze me every time. The Sahara Desert is breathtaking and the camel ride was an amazing experience! We got to enjoy the Sahara under a full moon which was amazing and you could see over the dunes!
I have waited a few days after my return from the 14 day tour organized for me by Mohamed at Tilila Travel in Marrakesh because I was lost for words that could express my admiration and gratitude to Mohamed for arranging my 14 day whirlwind adventure in Morocco. I want to share my experience with everyone shopping for an honest, knowledgeable, professional, fair, flexible, responsible, detailed & trustworthy travel agent in Morocco.
Instead of joining a group of travelers that Zi did not know &
being bound by an inflexible tour program, I asked Mohammed if he could quote me a price for just one person, add some stops, changing cities nearly each day and upgrade my accommodations to 4-stars instead of the 3-star accommodations that arr normally included in most group tour packages.
As this was my first visit to Morocco I wanted to see as many cities as possible so that when I returned to Morocco I would know which places & wanted to revisit and stay multiple days. I knew my request presented a challenge as I would be asking the assigned driver to drive many hours each day. Mohamed accepted the challenge and in just a few days provided me with a detailed proposal for the escorted solo tour which included a driver, comfortable vehicle, specialized guides in 4 of the stops, breakfasts each day & some dinners (included by Mohamed without me even asking). Mohamed also gave me the flexibility to alter the tour as I saw fit in case I was tired or changed my mind on where to stop.
Once we agreed on the itinerary, use of 4-star accommodations and making it a tour for one person, we just had to agree on a price. As a guide, I used the cost (for one person) of a an advertised group tour with a national company (adding the solo traveler supplement) & came up with what I thought would be a fair price. We went back & forth a few times & came to an agreement on the price. The tour began February 10th but early November we had come to an agreement. Mohamed was left to make all arrangements.
I chose Tilila Travel because of the exceptional reviews others have written about Mohamed & Tilila Travel. All those 5-star reviews are accurate: Mohamed at Tilila Travel in Marrakesh, Morocco IS exceptional. I would recommend him to anyone wanting a perfectly planned, comfortable & safe tour of Morocco at a fair price. Whether you are a solo traveler like myself, or a small group of family or friends, ask Tilila Travel design your tour & make all arrangements. Each day, my driver Kamal would suggest a departure time and once I was in our van, Kamal took care of everything; from the time we began our day until the time we arrived at the overnight accommodation at which time I had personal/alone time. It was perfect.
About my diver Kamal; In my opinion you want a driver to drive safely, to know the roads & the vehicle, to know exactly where we are at all times, to be familiar with every city or site on the itinerary, punctual, well-groomed, polite, organized, helpful (including translations where needed), flexible & able to communicate. Kamal fulfilled every requirement. Better yet, as I wanted to improve my intermediate French language skills, I chose to primarily communicate with Kamal in French. Although Kamal could communicate in English, his French was excellent so I saw it as an opportunity to make the tour a 14 day intensive French conversation class; an unexpected bonus. Every day, I felt more comfortable speaking French & of course, I would periodically turn to English when I got stuck.”
Leave a Review