Stops

  • Casablanca CMN Airport
  • Casablanca Group Hotel
  • Rabat
  • Chefchaouen
  • Fes
  • Volubilis
  • Meknes
  • Fes
  • Merzouga
  • Todra Gorges
  • Ouarzazate
  • Ait Benhaddou
  • Marrakech
  • El Jadida
  • Casablanca
En Morocco

Itinerary

  • Day 1 – Friday

    Casablanca CMN Airport – Casablanca Group Hotel (40 km)

    Your exciting journey begins the moment you land at CMN airport. Airport pick-up service is available: a foreign driver will be waiting for you according to the actual flight arrival time and will take you to your hotel for rest.

    Note: Today is a free day, and all meals are self-catered. You may choose to make your own way to the hotel or use the airport pick-up service at an additional cost of 55 euros per person (minimum of two people).

    Reference hotel: Diwan hotel 4* or similar

    • Morocco Exotic 9 Days 9 Nights Tour:Min. 2 person, guaranteed departure. Special accommodations: luxurious desert campsites/hotels(winter/summer), 1-night complimentary stay after tour . Tour fee includes: 1 x Camel riding, indigenous campfire evening, ★Entrance tickets to attractions, 9-night hotel accommodation (8 night 4-star+1 night 3-4star), 2 bottled water per day, Meals (except on airport transfer days)

  • Day 2 – Saturday

    Casablanca Group Hotel – Rabat – Chefchaouen (340 km)

    After the gathering, we head to the capital of Morocco, Rabat (UNESCO 2014), a city that stays green throughout all four seasons. Upon arrival, we visit the iconic landmarks within the city, including the Royal Palace of Morocco, the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, the Hassan Tower, and Kasbah of the Udayas, admiring the beauty of the architecture. In the afternoon, we proceed to Chefchaouen, known as the Blue City. Built against the mountains, the locals have painted everything – doors, steps, stairs, window sills, flower stands, mailboxes, and every visible surface – in different shades of blue, creating a dreamlike atmosphere. Chefchaouen, the Blue City is situated on the hillside. Some hotels may not be accessible by large buses and may require a 10-minute walk. Accommodation is in the vicinity of this mountain town.

    Reference hotel: Parador /Preuta/ Jibal 3-4 star or similar
    Breakfast: hotel’s restaurant Lunch & Dinner: local cuisine

  • Day 3 – Sunday

    Chefchaouen – Fes (197 km)

    Like stepping into the scenes from One Thousand and One Nights, in the afternoon, we explore the old city of Fez – a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1981, a crucial location on the ancient Silk Road and the historic route connecting Africa and Europe. We will visit a ceramic mosaic factory, the main gate of the palace, ★the Al Quaraouiyine University, the world’s first university, the Mausoleum of Idris II, and Nejjarine Square. At the millennium-old leather tanneries, hundreds of colorful dyeing vats are lined up, and craftsmen work barehanded, continuing the traditional craftsmanship of Morocco. Note: The old city is often referred to as the most easily lost city in the world, hence a local guide will accompany the group for sightseeing and exit. It is generally not recommended for guests to wander alone.

    Reference hotel: L’escale Hotel 4* or similar
    Breakfast: hotel’s restaurant Lunch & Dinner: local cuisine

  • Day 4 – Monday

    Fes – Volubilis – Meknes – Fes (190 km)

    The most significant archaeological site in Morocco, Volubilis (UNESCO 1997), nestled in a tranquil valley, carries a rich and diverse history. It houses remnants of ancient structures and beautifully preserved mosaic paintings. Later, we proceed to Meknes, the youngest and most understated among the four imperial cities (UNESCO 1996). It is renowned as the ‘City of Many Gates,’ with majestic ancient city walls and the world-famous ‘Mansour Gate,’ symbolizing victory and triumph. We will also visit the tomb of ★Moulay Ismail, the second ruler of the Alawite dynasty, and explore the ancient city district.

    Reference hotel: L’escale hotel 4* or similar
    Breakfast: hotel’s restaurant Lunch & Dinner: local cuisine

  • Day 5 – Tuesday

    Fes – Merzouga (465 km)

    A very special and legendary adventure is about to begin today! The unique beauty of the desert is enchanting; this is the Sahara of Sanmao(a famous Chinese writer), and it is also the Sahara of The Little Prince. Come here and write your own story of the Sahara. After arriving at the luxurious tents in the desert, ride camels and embrace the rose-colored sand dunes. In the evening, you can freely participate in the campfire welcome party organized by the tent owner, where you can sing, dance, and stargaze with fellow travelers.

    Note I: The accommodations in the desert camp are equipped with standard hotel facilities.

    Note II: *During the scorching summer (July to August) and winter months (November to January) when the weather is extreme, we will not stay in desert tents. The group will stay in a desert hotel instead: Yasmina kasbah 4* or same grade.

    Reference hotel: Royal Oasis / Azword Luxury camp in the desert or similar (expect winter & summer)
    Breakfast: hotel’s restaurant Lunch & Dinner: Local cuisine

  • Day 6 – Wednesday

    Merzouga – Todra Gorges – Ouarzazate (403 km)

    Did you experience the sunrise in the desert this morning? After breakfast, you’ll pass through the Rose Valley and head to the Todra River Gorges. It’s like a natural barrier, surrounded by lush palm trees and rugged high mountains, making it feel mysterious, like in the story of “Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves”. Then you’ll go to Ouarzazate, a place you may not have heard of, but you’ve definitely seen it in Hollywood movies. Known as the “African Hollywood”, it mixes wonderful European feelings with North African style and has become the favorite location for Western films.

    Reference hotel: Hotel Club Hanane 4* or similar
    Breakfast: hotel’s restaurant Lunch & Dinner: local cuisine

  • Day 7 – Thursday

    Ouarzazate – Ait Benhaddou – Marrakech (211 km)

    Visit the Judgment Hall of “The Passion of the Christ” at ★Atlas Film Studios, and not far away is the ancient Egyptian temple from “The Mummy Returns”. In the distance, the castle that looks like a mirage is the holy city from “Kingdom of Heaven”. Then, visit ★Ait Benhaddou, known as the “most beautiful village in Morocco” and a representative of the ancient Berber village, as well as a world cultural heritage site. After the visit, continue to stay in the “Red City” of Marrakech. In the evening, arrive at the UNESCO World Intangible Cultural Heritage site, the ★Jemaa el-Fnaa Square. When the lights come on, the square is filled with various small stalls, giving buzz to the city in the liveliest way possible.

    Reference hotel: Nassim Hotel 4* or similar
    Breakfast: hotel’s restaurant Lunch & Dinner: local cuisine

  • Day 8 – Friday

    Marrakech

    Marrakech, also known as the “Red City” (UNESCO 1985), is one of the four imperial cities of Morocco. Located at the foot of the great Atlas Mountains, the city is characterized by its red sandstone walls and ancient architecture. Today, you will explore the city’s landmarks, including★ the Bahia Palace and ★the Ben Youssef Madrasa, which are examples of traditional Moroccan architecture and masterpieces of the Moorish era. These buildings were constructed by the best craftsmen from Andalusia and Fez and are adorned with exquisite decorations that have stood the test of time. You will also visit one of the most mysterious gardens of the 20th century, ★the Majorelle Garden, which is filled with cacti and tropical plants and is designed with a large amount of blue and Arabesque patterns. This private garden belonged to the late fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent.

    Reference hotel: Nassim Hotel 4* or similar
    Breakfast: hotel’s restaurant Lunch & Dinner: local cuisine

  • Day 9 – Saturday

    Marrakech – El Jadida – Casablanca (320 km)

    Take you to explore the pearl of the sea, El Jadida (UNESCO 2004), the smallest of Morocco’s 9 world cultural heritage sites. The Mazagan pirate city, which spanned a 400m x 400m area, was the site where the final Portuguese pirates held their ground for 100 years, marking the pinnacle of their legacy. Visit ★the Mazagan pirate’s warehouse! Then head to “Paris of North-Africa,” Casablanca. Walk along the beach promenade, facing the sea breeze and looking out over the blue Atlantic, and visit the only mosque in the world directly built on the sea, ★the Hassan II Mosque. Then continue the sightseeing in the city. After dinner, the tour will end at around 19:00 when you will be sent back to the hotel. *1-night complimentary stay after the tour.

    Reference hotel: Diwan hotel 4* or similar
    Breakfast: hotel’s restaurant Lunch & Dinner: Local cuisine

    Note: Day 10 Sunday: Self-checkout time: before 12:00pm. Airport transfer service is available for an additional fee of 55 euros per person (minimum of two people).

Book This Tour

9 Days Morocco Exotic

Casablanca • Rabat • Chefchaouen • Fes • Volubilis • Meknes • Merzouga • Ouarzazate • Marrakech
9 Days 9 Nights US$ 1528
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Attractions

  • Merzouga Indigenous campfire evening Tour fee includes – you can freely participate in the campfire welcome party organized by the tent owner, where you can sing, dance, and stargaze with fellow travelers €0
  • Merzouga Luxury camp in the desert Tour fee includes – Note I: The accommodations in the desert camp are equipped with standard hotel facilities. Note II: *During the scorching summer (July to August) and winter months (November to January) when the weather is extreme, we will not stay in desert tents. The group will stay in a desert hotel instead: Yasmina kasbah 4* or same grade. €0
  • Merzouga Camel Riding Tour fee includes; 1-time complimentary camel riding. Desert activities involve risks. Participants can choose to join or opt out based on their physical condition, which will be considered as a personal behavior. Please aware that especially during the mating season from September to November, camels can be more aggressive, making camel riding riskier. Please make decision after deliberation. GOEUGO should not hold responsibilities in case of any accidents that may occur. €0
  • Chefchaouen Chefchaouen Note:Chefchaouen「Blue City」is built on hillside, most of hotel cannot be reached directly by coaches, and participants will be required to travel on foot around 10 mins to hotel. €0
  • Fez Fez dinner show Classic Moroccan Food: b’stilla pie or Tajine + Talent show €40
  • Merzouga Buggy riding tour Buggy riding tour in the sand dunes with guidance and instructions from live tour guide € 130.00 per car per hour €130
  • Merzouga Quad Riding Tour Quad riding tour in the sand dunes with guidance and instructions from live tour guide € 50.00 pp / hour € 75.00 / 2 person / hour €75
  • Marrakech Marrakech dinner show The main course features a roasted whole lamb, with the serving size determined by the number of attendees (typically ranging from 1/4 to 1 whole lamb), Moroccan traditional dancing and equestrian performances + transportation services. €80
  • Marrakech Marrakech hot air balloon ride Including round-trip hotel pick-up, welcome tea, hot air balloon ride for 40-60 minutes,Berber breakfast under a traditional tent, visit to the flying shop, issuing flight certificates €200
  • Marrakech Marrakech horse-drawn carriage rides Marrakech horse-drawn carriage rides € 40.00 per ride €39

9 Days Morocco Exotic

Casablanca • Rabat • Chefchaouen • Fes • Volubilis • Meknes • Merzouga • Ouarzazate • Marrakech


En Morocco

Itinerary

  • Day 1 – Friday

    Casablanca CMN Airport – Casablanca Group Hotel (40 km)

    Your exciting journey begins the moment you land at CMN airport. Airport pick-up service is available: a foreign driver will be waiting for you according to the actual flight arrival time and will take you to your hotel for rest.

    Note: Today is a free day, and all meals are self-catered. You may choose to make your own way to the hotel or use the airport pick-up service at an additional cost of 55 euros per person (minimum of two people).

    Reference hotel: Diwan hotel 4* or similar

    • Morocco Exotic 9 Days 9 Nights Tour:Min. 2 person, guaranteed departure. Special accommodations: luxurious desert campsites/hotels(winter/summer), 1-night complimentary stay after tour . Tour fee includes: 1 x Camel riding, indigenous campfire evening, ★Entrance tickets to attractions, 9-night hotel accommodation (8 night 4-star+1 night 3-4star), 2 bottled water per day, Meals (except on airport transfer days)

  • Day 2 – Saturday

    Casablanca Group Hotel – Rabat – Chefchaouen (340 km)

    After the gathering, we head to the capital of Morocco, Rabat (UNESCO 2014), a city that stays green throughout all four seasons. Upon arrival, we visit the iconic landmarks within the city, including the Royal Palace of Morocco, the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, the Hassan Tower, and Kasbah of the Udayas, admiring the beauty of the architecture. In the afternoon, we proceed to Chefchaouen, known as the Blue City. Built against the mountains, the locals have painted everything – doors, steps, stairs, window sills, flower stands, mailboxes, and every visible surface – in different shades of blue, creating a dreamlike atmosphere. Chefchaouen, the Blue City is situated on the hillside. Some hotels may not be accessible by large buses and may require a 10-minute walk. Accommodation is in the vicinity of this mountain town.

    Reference hotel: Parador /Preuta/ Jibal 3-4 star or similar
    Breakfast: hotel’s restaurant Lunch & Dinner: local cuisine

  • Day 3 – Sunday

    Chefchaouen – Fes (197 km)

    Like stepping into the scenes from One Thousand and One Nights, in the afternoon, we explore the old city of Fez – a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1981, a crucial location on the ancient Silk Road and the historic route connecting Africa and Europe. We will visit a ceramic mosaic factory, the main gate of the palace, ★the Al Quaraouiyine University, the world’s first university, the Mausoleum of Idris II, and Nejjarine Square. At the millennium-old leather tanneries, hundreds of colorful dyeing vats are lined up, and craftsmen work barehanded, continuing the traditional craftsmanship of Morocco. Note: The old city is often referred to as the most easily lost city in the world, hence a local guide will accompany the group for sightseeing and exit. It is generally not recommended for guests to wander alone.

    Reference hotel: L’escale Hotel 4* or similar
    Breakfast: hotel’s restaurant Lunch & Dinner: local cuisine

  • Day 4 – Monday

    Fes – Volubilis – Meknes – Fes (190 km)

    The most significant archaeological site in Morocco, Volubilis (UNESCO 1997), nestled in a tranquil valley, carries a rich and diverse history. It houses remnants of ancient structures and beautifully preserved mosaic paintings. Later, we proceed to Meknes, the youngest and most understated among the four imperial cities (UNESCO 1996). It is renowned as the ‘City of Many Gates,’ with majestic ancient city walls and the world-famous ‘Mansour Gate,’ symbolizing victory and triumph. We will also visit the tomb of ★Moulay Ismail, the second ruler of the Alawite dynasty, and explore the ancient city district.

    Reference hotel: L’escale hotel 4* or similar
    Breakfast: hotel’s restaurant Lunch & Dinner: local cuisine

  • Day 5 – Tuesday

    Fes – Merzouga (465 km)

    A very special and legendary adventure is about to begin today! The unique beauty of the desert is enchanting; this is the Sahara of Sanmao(a famous Chinese writer), and it is also the Sahara of The Little Prince. Come here and write your own story of the Sahara. After arriving at the luxurious tents in the desert, ride camels and embrace the rose-colored sand dunes. In the evening, you can freely participate in the campfire welcome party organized by the tent owner, where you can sing, dance, and stargaze with fellow travelers.

    Note I: The accommodations in the desert camp are equipped with standard hotel facilities.

    Note II: *During the scorching summer (July to August) and winter months (November to January) when the weather is extreme, we will not stay in desert tents. The group will stay in a desert hotel instead: Yasmina kasbah 4* or same grade.

    Reference hotel: Royal Oasis / Azword Luxury camp in the desert or similar (expect winter & summer)
    Breakfast: hotel’s restaurant Lunch & Dinner: Local cuisine

  • Day 6 – Wednesday

    Merzouga – Todra Gorges – Ouarzazate (403 km)

    Did you experience the sunrise in the desert this morning? After breakfast, you’ll pass through the Rose Valley and head to the Todra River Gorges. It’s like a natural barrier, surrounded by lush palm trees and rugged high mountains, making it feel mysterious, like in the story of “Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves”. Then you’ll go to Ouarzazate, a place you may not have heard of, but you’ve definitely seen it in Hollywood movies. Known as the “African Hollywood”, it mixes wonderful European feelings with North African style and has become the favorite location for Western films.

    Reference hotel: Hotel Club Hanane 4* or similar
    Breakfast: hotel’s restaurant Lunch & Dinner: local cuisine

  • Day 7 – Thursday

    Ouarzazate – Ait Benhaddou – Marrakech (211 km)

    Visit the Judgment Hall of “The Passion of the Christ” at ★Atlas Film Studios, and not far away is the ancient Egyptian temple from “The Mummy Returns”. In the distance, the castle that looks like a mirage is the holy city from “Kingdom of Heaven”. Then, visit ★Ait Benhaddou, known as the “most beautiful village in Morocco” and a representative of the ancient Berber village, as well as a world cultural heritage site. After the visit, continue to stay in the “Red City” of Marrakech. In the evening, arrive at the UNESCO World Intangible Cultural Heritage site, the ★Jemaa el-Fnaa Square. When the lights come on, the square is filled with various small stalls, giving buzz to the city in the liveliest way possible.

    Reference hotel: Nassim Hotel 4* or similar
    Breakfast: hotel’s restaurant Lunch & Dinner: local cuisine

  • Day 8 – Friday

    Marrakech

    Marrakech, also known as the “Red City” (UNESCO 1985), is one of the four imperial cities of Morocco. Located at the foot of the great Atlas Mountains, the city is characterized by its red sandstone walls and ancient architecture. Today, you will explore the city’s landmarks, including★ the Bahia Palace and ★the Ben Youssef Madrasa, which are examples of traditional Moroccan architecture and masterpieces of the Moorish era. These buildings were constructed by the best craftsmen from Andalusia and Fez and are adorned with exquisite decorations that have stood the test of time. You will also visit one of the most mysterious gardens of the 20th century, ★the Majorelle Garden, which is filled with cacti and tropical plants and is designed with a large amount of blue and Arabesque patterns. This private garden belonged to the late fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent.

    Reference hotel: Nassim Hotel 4* or similar
    Breakfast: hotel’s restaurant Lunch & Dinner: local cuisine

  • Day 9 – Saturday

    Marrakech – El Jadida – Casablanca (320 km)

    Take you to explore the pearl of the sea, El Jadida (UNESCO 2004), the smallest of Morocco’s 9 world cultural heritage sites. The Mazagan pirate city, which spanned a 400m x 400m area, was the site where the final Portuguese pirates held their ground for 100 years, marking the pinnacle of their legacy. Visit ★the Mazagan pirate’s warehouse! Then head to “Paris of North-Africa,” Casablanca. Walk along the beach promenade, facing the sea breeze and looking out over the blue Atlantic, and visit the only mosque in the world directly built on the sea, ★the Hassan II Mosque. Then continue the sightseeing in the city. After dinner, the tour will end at around 19:00 when you will be sent back to the hotel. *1-night complimentary stay after the tour.

    Reference hotel: Diwan hotel 4* or similar
    Breakfast: hotel’s restaurant Lunch & Dinner: Local cuisine

    Note: Day 10 Sunday: Self-checkout time: before 12:00pm. Airport transfer service is available for an additional fee of 55 euros per person (minimum of two people).