Tour the Wonders of Morocco
🕐 DURATION
10 days, 9 nights
📅 DEPARTURE MONTHS
Travel dates available from September 2025 to October 2026.
☀ From the bustling streets of Casablanca to the timeless charm of Fez and the vibrant energy of Marrakech, Morocco’s legendary cities are as enchanting in reality as they are in imagination. Wander through the labyrinthine alleys of Fez’s ancient Medina, where every corner offers a sensory feast. Traverse the dramatic Tizi n’Tichka pass by 4WD, with breathtaking views unfolding at every turn. Marvel at the intricate mosaics and well-preserved ruins of the Roman city of Volubilis. Journey along the cinematic Road of a Thousand Kasbahs, where history rises from the desert. Then, as your adventure draws to a close, soak in the unforgettable spectacle of Marrakech’s Djemaa el-Fna, alive with storytellers, musicians, and night-time magic.
Below price is for September 2025 departure
- From $2,651 pp twin share *
- From $3,884 for solo traveller *
Our team can also assist with booking International flights and accommodation as part of your overall travel plans.
Please note: prices are subject to availability at the time of booking and may change or be withdrawn at any time without notice.
Itinerary
| Arrive | Details | Depart | Day 1 | Casablanca - Join your tour group at the hotel | 12:00 | Day 2 | Casablanca - Rabat The city of Casablanca is a mixing pot of influences; the Moors, Moroccans and French have all played their part, making it a fascinating place to explore on our city tour. The minaret of the Hassan II Mosque is a particularly spectacular coastline landmark. There’s also the Corniche beachside area for lovely views of the sea. This afternoon we’ll head for Rabat, for a tour of the city. We’ll see the intricately decorated Mohammed V Mausoleum and the 12th-century Tour Hassan. | Day 3 | Meknes - Volubilis - Fez We leave Rabat this morning for the Imperial City of Meknes. The sultan’s palace was said to rival Versailles, but since a powerful earthquake, only the Old Granaries and stables remain. As we explore them, you can imagine the grandeur of the rest of the complex. We continue past the Holy City of Moulay Idriss, a site of pilgrimage named after the great grandson of the prophet Muhammed. Later we proceed to the Roman city of Volubilis, a huge archaeological site renowned for its well-preserved mosaic floors. Even though only 25% has been uncovered so far, we’ll get a fascinating insight into Roman life in North Africa. | Day 4 | Fez - This morning we visit the oldest Imperial City in Morocco beginning with the Medina Fez El Bali or Old Fez, where old twisting alleys have been bustling with artisans and merchants for nearly a millennium. We’ll then continue through the labyrinthine streets to the Karaouine quarters - the spiritual heart of the city. | Day 5 | Erfoud - A day of contrast lies ahead, as we stop at Ifrane - a leafy, 20th-century town that’s a popular ski resort for the affluent during winter months - before continuing to the Middle Atlas Mountains and Erfoud. Our day concludes with a trip in a 4WD vehicle, to the edge of the hot Sahara desert. | Day 6 | The Road of a Thousand Kasbahs - Dades A wonderful day awaits as we make our way along the Road of a Thousand Kasbahs. En route we’ll make a stop at the Todgha Gorge. At nearly 400 metres in height in places, it’s spectacular - a true highlight of our Morocco tours. We’ll have time to explore the canyon before continuing on our way. | Day 7 | Marrakech - This morning we visit the wonderful Kasbah Taourirt and then head to UNESCO-protected Ait Benhaddou. You may recognise this impressive fortified city, which can be traced back to the 11th century. It has been used as a set in ‘Gladiator’ and a number of other films in recent decades. We continue onwards, and ascend the High Atlas Mountains to the breathtaking Tizi n’Tichka pass - the highest in the country - before arriving at our hotel in Marrakech. | Day 8 | Marrakech - On our city sightseeing tour this morning we’ll experience vibrant sights so evocative of Marrakech. We’ll see the Medina, a labyrinth of small alleys famed for its stalls and souks, and Djemaa El Fna Square, a large open space where snake charmers and medicine men get to work. Exploring this captivating city is a high point of our holidays in Morocco. | Day 9 | Marrakech - A day at leisure to further explore the city. Maps aren’t much help in this web of streets, but getting lost here is half the fun, and an opportunity to discover so much more. | Day 10 | Marrakech - Say goodbye to your tour group for your onward travel. | 06:00 |
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Highlights
- Explore Lisbon and Porto’s vibrant culture and UNESCO sites.
- City tours of Casablanca, Rabat, Meknes, Fez and Marrakech
- 4WD trip to the edge of the Sahara desert & more!
Inclusions
- 14 meals – 9 breakfasts, 5 dinners
- Accommodation – 9 nights in hotels
- Travel in destination by coach
- Local tour manager
- 11 excursions & visits
Exclusions
- Airfares
- Travel Insurance
Fine Print
- Prices are subject to availability
- Fare includes all taxes and port charges
- Travel insurance not included; customers are advised to purchase appropriate cover after booking
- Itinerary is subject to change without notice
- Visas/ESTA’s are not included
- All travellers must have a valid passport for international travel and many countries require at least 6 months validity from the date of return and some countries require a machine-readable passport.
Extras
Accommodation
- Kenzi Tower Hotel, Casablanca (4-star)
- The Hotel Farah, Rabat (3-star)
- Les Merinides Hotel, Fez (3.5-star)
- Kasbah Hotel Xaluca, Erfoud (4-star)
- Hotel Xaluca, Dades (4-star)
- Palm Plaza, Marrakech (3.5-star)
FAQs
Each of our tours has been given a rating from 1 to 3, with 3 being the most strenuous. It’s really important that you discuss with us your suitability for this tour prior to booking.
The above tour has been classified as:
- Level 2 – A moderately paced holiday with more long days. Excursions may require moderate walking at a steady pace, and you might be required to walk further distances, including over mixed terrain and up and down stairs.
Please note: This is a guide only. Please be aware that for each level you should also be comfortably able to manage the requirements set out in the lower levels.
TRAVEL ADVICE: We recommend that you contact the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade or visit their website at www.smartraveller.gov.au for general travel advice, as well as specific advice (including safety alert levels) relating to the destination you wish to visit. You can also register your travel plans with DFAT, so that you may be more easily contacted in an emergency.
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