7 Days Tour from Tangier to Marrakech

7 days morocco tour from tangier itinerary

Overview

The 7-Day Tour from Tangier to Marrakech. The itinerary covers 7 days and 6 nights to explore Morocco’s major tourist destinations. Your adventure starts in Tangier with visits to Cape Spartel and the famous Hercules Caves. You will explore the Rif mountain range before visiting Chefchaouen and walking through its famous blue city and Roman heritage site, Volubilis. The itinerary includes Fes and Meknes sightseeing activities. The journey continues with a visit to Ifran,e which people call the Switzerland of Morocco, co plus a trip to the Cedars forest. The Merzouga Sahara Desert provides camel rides for visitors who want to experience its beautiful sunrise and sunset views. You will explore the Merzouga Sahara desert while trekking through the beautiful Todra and Dades Gorges and visiting historic Kasbahs. The Tizi-n-Tichka pass serves as the route through which the High Atlas Mountains are crossed. The complete 7-Day Tour ends in Marrakech.

Highlights

Start your journey in Tangier, where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic
Explore the blue-painted streets of Chefchaouen, one of Morocco’s most photogenic towns
Visit the ancient Roman ruins of Volubilis (UNESCO World Heritage Site)
Discover the rich history and culture of Fes, Morocco’s spiritual and cultural capital
Drive through the Middle Atlas Mountains and cedar forests near Ifrane
Enjoy breathtaking views of palm oases in the Ziz Valley
Experience a camel trek across the golden dunes of Merzouga
Spend an unforgettable night in a luxury desert camp in the Sahara Desert
Walk through the dramatic canyon landscapes of Todra Gorges
Travel along the famous Road of a Thousand Kasbahs and the scenic Dades Valley
Visit the iconic Ait Ben Haddou, a UNESCO-listed kasbah
Cross the High Atlas Mountains via the Tizi n’Tichka Pass
End your adventure in the vibrant Red City of Marrakech

Included

7 Days Private Transportation in a 4×4 or Minivan with A/C + Fuel.
Private Driver Speaking English.
Walking Tour in Fes with a Local Guide
Nights in Excellent Riads.
Night in A Luxury Desert Camp, with Private Bathrooms
Camel ride ( Camel Per person ), or a transfer via a 4WD as an alternative
Sand boards Available at The Camp
Pick up from Any location in Tangier ( Airport, your Hotel…etc )
Drop Off at your Accommodation in Marrakech
3 Dinners in Merzouga & Dades Valley
Daily Breakfasts.

Excluded

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Tangier – Chefchaouen

The first day of your week-long Tangier-based trip will start with our pick-up service from your hotel, airport, or maritime terminal in Tangier. The city, located in the northwesternarea of the Mediterranean Sea and Atlantic Ocean boundary near Spartel Point, has earned the nickname “The Bride of the North.” Our exploration will begin with a city tour that includes the Caves of Hercules and Cape Spartel. You will decide when to stop for lunch. The afternoon journey begins with a southeast drive to Chefchaouen through Tetouan and the Rif Mountain range,e which offers multiple stops for exceptional sightseeing opportunities. The hotel where you will stay overnight is situated in Chefchaouen.

Day 2: Chefchaouen – Roman ruins of Volubilis – Meknes – Fes

After finishing your breakfast, you will be free to discover the blue streets of Chefchaouen according to your own schedule. Our next destination is Volubilis, which holds UNESCO World Heritage status because of its well-preserved mosaic,d columns, and arches. The ancient site tour ends, which leaves us with a 30-kilometer drive to Meknes. The city served as the Ismailid dynasty’s capital, which became one of Morocco’s imperial capitals during that time. The tour will take us to important sites,s including Bab al-Mansour nd Sahrij Souani, the former Royal Stables and granaries, and the tomb complex of Moulay Ismail. Fes becomes our next destination after we leave that location. We will spend the night in a traditional riad.

Day 3: Guided sightseeing in Fes

After you enjoy your breakfast at the Riad located in Fes, our team will pick you up to start your exploration of Fes, which serves as the primary cultural and religious center of Morocco and the country.

The first part of your journey will begin with a view that extends in all directions. Our first stop will be the Royal Palace Gate, after which we will head to the Jewish community area named “The Mellah.” Visitors can experience exceptional views from the Borj Sud fort, which provides a strategic lookout point that shows both the Medina and the old city center. The first stage of the event leads to the Ceramic Village and School, where visitors can witness traditional artistic methods from ancient times.

We will start our exploration by walking. The ancient Medina, which has been named a UNESCO World Heritage Site,e invites visitors to experience history through its streets. The expert local guide, who will lead you through the tour, will take you to see the Al Attarine Madrasa, Al Quaraouiyine University and Mosque, which holds the title of the oldest operational university in the world, and the Chouara Tanneri,e s where traditional leather processing methods have been used for centuries.

The historical experience will end with a return to your hotel room, where you can take your needed rest.

Day 4: Fes – Ifrane – Cedar Forest – Midelt – Ziz Valley – Merzouga Sahara

The 7-day trip through Morocco’s Sahara begins after breakfast when the group travels southward through Imouzzer to reach Ifrane. The town maintains its reputation for cold weather and winter snow and displays architectural styles that resemble alpine chalets, which has led to its identification as “Morocco’s Switzerland.” Our expedition advances toward the cedarwood forest, which serves as the natural environment for wild Barbary apes; we will conduct a short hike among the ancient trees. The travel route begins at Midelt, which provides travelers with time to eat their own lunch before ascending to Tizi n’Talghamt Pass and following the Ziz Valley route,e which offers multiple scenic viewpoint stops.

The Sahara Desert Merzouga section becomes our destination as the day continues to unfold. The dunes become our journeying path when we switch to camels, which will take us to an elevated dune to witness the sunset. The final leg of our journey leads us to our desert encampment, which combines traditional nomadic tents with modern amenities for guests to enjoy Berber drumming shows at a bonfire party that takes place beneath a sky full of stars. The desert camp will serve as our accommodation for the upcoming night.

Day 5: Explore Merzouga region – Nomads – Khamlia – Merzouga Lake – Erg Chebbi – Palm Grove

The day begins after our morning meal, when we explore the Merzouga area, including its dunes, seasonal water bodies, mining sites, fossil sites, and palm tree forests, which provide excellent locations for outdoor activities. Our first expedition begins as we drive a 4×4 vehicle through the desert until we reach an abandoned mine site, which used to produce kohl eye makeup. We go to visit nomadic tribes who built their tents, and we share a Berber tea experience while we learn about their daily life.

The Khamlia destination offers authentic Gnawa music presentations with traditional dance performances because most residents trace their family history back to Mali, Sudan, and Niger. After lunch, we will walk through a palm plantation before traveling to see Merzouga’s transient lake, which often attracts flamingos. The itinerary ends with our return journey to Merzouga. The local hotel will provide guests with dinner and overnight accommodation.

Day 6: Merzouga Sahara – Rissani – Erfoud – Todra Gorges – Dades Valley

Experiencing the sunrise over the sandy dunes stands as the most vital moment of the day. Our desert expedition ends after breakfast, when we proceed to Rissani, which served as Tafilalet’s main city and a vital trade center, with its active open-air market operating on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays. Our next destination is Erfoud, where we will visit a facility that specializes in marble containing embedded fossils.

The route leads us through the agricultural land, which grows palm trees,s until we reach the TodraGorge g, es which features a river-carved ravine with steep red rock walls that climbers prefer. You will have free time to visit the gorge area and to eat your afternoon meal. We make our way to the Dades Valley after our stop at Boumalne Dades to see the unique rock formations called “Monkey Fing, ers” which we will view from our scenic valley overlook. The dining experience ends with dinner as guests spend the night at the hotel.

Day 7: Dades Valley – Roses Valley – Palm Groves of Skoura – Ouarzazate – Ait Benhaddou – High Atlas – Marrakech

After we finish breakfast, our group starts the Sahara Morocco trip, which will last for 7 days and take us from Tangier to Kelaat M’Gouna to visit the Valley of Roses. The Rose Celebration,n which happens every May, ay showcases local products that include rosewater and essential oils along with beauty products. We then travel through the palm thickets of Skoura. We go to Ouarzazate to visit the film production facilities.

The group travels to the Ait Benhaddou Kasbah, which has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and appears in films such as Gladiator, Alexander, The Mummy, and the Game of Thrones television series. The Tizi n’Tichka Pass enables travelers to cross the High Atlas Mountains while they take breaks to enjoy meals and capture photographs. The final destination for us to take you to is your riad accommodation in Marrakech. The One-Week in Morocco journey has reached its conclusion.

From €560 PER GUEST

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FAQ Hub

Is the 7 Day Morocco Tour Private or Shared ?

The 7 day tour is a private experience, ensuring that only the travelers making the inquiry will be participating. No additional individuals will join the tour. Our primary focus is on providing high-quality, personalized experiences, which is why we mainly offer private tours.

Dietary Preferences

Please provide us with any dietary preferences you may have, and we will ensure that your needs are met. Kindly inform us of your preferences in advance so that we can make the necessary arrangements for lunch stops and notify the Riad/Camp accordingly, as dinners are included in the package.

What Type of Vehicles are Used ?

The Vehicle will be either a SUV (4×4) or a Minivan, both with A/C

Vehicle Details :

4×4 : Land Cruiser Prado ( up to 4 pax )
Minivans : Mercedes Vito Tourer, Ford Tourneo Van or Similar ( up to 8 pax )

For groups larger than 8, a minibus that takes up to 18 pax can be provided.

Is The Tent private ? Does it Have a private Shower ?

The Tent at the luxury camp is private, and has private bathrooms with hot running water.

Dietary Preferences

What Type of Vehicles are Used?

The Vehicle will be either an SUV (4×4) or a Minivan, both with A/C

Vehicle Details :

4×4 : Land Cruiser Prado ( up to 4 pax )
Minivans: Mercedes Vito Tourer or Ford Torneo Van ( up to 8 pax )

For groups larger than 8, a minibus that takes up to 18 passengers can be provided.

How Long is The Camel Ride?

The Camel ride is 40 minutes to 1.5 hours long, depending on which camp you are staying in.

Pick-up and Drop-off Details

The meeting point for the tour is at 09 a.m. at any location within Marrakech. If your Riad is accessible by car, we will pick you up directly from there. In case of accessibility issues, we will pick you up from the nearest accessible road point. This can be arranged upon confirmation of your booking.

At the end of the tour, we will drop you off at any location in Tangier or its surroundings.

Expenses

Currency Exchange : Euros or USD can be exchanged for Moroccan Dirham (MAD) at various locations throughout Morocco, including banks and currency exchange bureaus. Additionally, ATMs are widely available for cash withdrawals.

While credit cards and foreign currencies (Euros/USD) are generally accepted, it is advisable to carry local currency (MAD) for convenience and ease of transactions.

Meal Costs : Meals typically range from €5 to €20 per person, but prices may vary depending on the establishment.

Haggling / Price Negotiation : Haggling or price negotiation is an accepted practice in Morocco, and it is expected that customers will engage in this process. Even locals commonly participate in haggling.