8 Days Morocco Tour From Marrakech

Picture yourself on an 8-day trip starting from Marrakech, where you’ll see Morocco’s amazing landscapes and historical sites.

You’ll travel through the High Atlas Mountains, visit old kasbahs, and experience the magic of the Sahara Desert in Merzouga with MarocTrik.

With a private guide who speaks English, you’ll explore the lively cities of Ouarzazate and Fez, and be amazed by the stunning Dadés and Todgha Gorges.

Want to know what else is in store for you on this trip with MarocTrik?

Highlights of 8 Days Tour from Marrakech

• Explore the Imperial Cities: Visit the fascinating imperial cities of Marrakech, Fes, and Rabat, each with its own unique history and charm.
• Discover the Twisty Streets of Fes: Wander through the UNESCO World Heritage site of Fes, known for its labyrinthine medina and bustling markets.
• Marvel at the Ancient Roman Ruins of Volubilis: Step back in time and explore the well-preserved ruins of this once-thriving Roman city.
• Embark on Guided Tours: Enjoy guided tours that reveal the hidden treasures and cultural gems of Morocco’s imperial cities.
• Ride Camels in the Sahara Desert: Experience the thrill of camel trekking across the golden sand dunes, a quintessential Moroccan adventure.
• Camp Under the Stars: Spend nights in the Sahara Desert, marveling at the clear night sky and enjoying the peace and tranquility of the desert.
• Savor Traditional Moroccan Cuisine: Indulge in delicious tagines, couscous, and other local dishes prepared using traditional methods.
• Create Lasting Memories: Immerse yourself in the rich flavors, stunning sights, and warm hospitality of Morocco, creating memories that will stay with you forever.

8 Days Tour From Marrakech Itinerary

Experience the vibrant city of Marrakech and the breathtaking landscapes of Morocco on this 8-day adventure with MarocTrik.

DAY 1: Marrakech (Full day)

Your adventure starts in the lively city of Marrakech, where you’ll dive into its rich history and culture.

On this free day, explore the busy medina, a maze of narrow streets filled with traditional markets.

You can find everything from fragrant spices to detailed handcrafted items. The energy and colors of the markets will surely fascinate you.

Visit some of Marrakech’s famous palaces and monuments. The Majorelle Garden offers a peaceful escape with its exotic plants and striking cobalt blue buildings.

Be sure to see the grand Bahia Palace, a stunning example of Moroccan architecture and design.

The Kotubia Mosque, with its tall minaret, stands as a symbol of Islamic culture and history in the city’s center.

As the day ends, relax in the famous Jamma el Fna Square, where street performers and food stalls create a lively atmosphere.

You’ll return to your local hotel or riad for dinner and breakfast, so you can rest and recharge for the adventures ahead.

DAY 2: Marrakech – Tizi n Tichka Pass – Ouarzazatte – Dadès Gorges

Start your trip in Marrakech and cross the beautiful Tizi n Tichka Pass in the High Atlas Mountains.

Stop for a quick photo. This private tour offers amazing views and lets you take stunning landscape pictures.

After that, head down to Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah, a fortified village with famous kasbahs and a lot of history.

It’s a UNESCO World Heritage site. Explore the old buildings and imagine the lively life that was once there.

Next, travel through the amazing scenery to reach the Roses Valley. This valley is known for its yearly Rose Festival.

It’s a fragrant and colorful place that shows off the area’s unique beauty. The smell of blooming roses fills the air, making it a lovely stop.

The last place you’ll visit today is Dadès Gorges. When you get there, you’ll see the stunning landscapes of the gorge with its rocky cliffs and winding roads.

You’ll stay at a local hotel, where you can relax and think about the day’s adventures. This day shows off the diverse beauty and rich culture of Morocco.

DAY 3: Dadès Gorges – Todgha Gorges – Rissani – Merzouga

After a good night’s sleep in Dadès Gorges, keep your journey going by heading to the amazing Todra Gorge.

It’s a favorite place for hikers because of its narrow canyon and tall rock walls. The incredible scenery will make you feel tiny as you walk through and see the huge cliffs.

Next, travel through the Ziz Valley to Erfoud, a town famous for its cool fossil products. You can visit a local fossil factory and store to pick up unique souvenirs.

Then, move on to Rissani to explore the lively local market, which offers a glimpse into traditional Moroccan life.

As you head to Merzouga, the landscape changes a lot, and you start to see the golden dunes of the Sahara.

In the Sahara desert of Merzouga, enjoy an unforgettable camel ride with experienced local guides. You’ll cross the amazing desert dunes and arrive at your desert camp.

You’ll spend the night in cozy desert tents, have a delicious dinner under the stars, and enjoy enchanting Berber music around the campfire.

This magical night in Merzouga’s desert camp will create memories you’ll never forget.

DAY 4: Merzouga Desert – 4×4 excursion – Camel ride

As the sun rises over the Sahara, you’ll start your day exploring the amazing Merzouga Desert.

First, you’ll go on an exciting 4×4 trip, driving over the big, golden sand dunes and finding hidden spots in this magical place. This thrilling ride will set the mood for the rest of the day.

Then, you’ll get to try sand-boarding, sliding down the dunes for an adrenaline rush. You can also ski on the sands, adding a fun twist to your desert adventure.

Later, you’ll ride a camel, offering a peaceful and traditional way to travel over the dunes.

In the afternoon, you’ll visit the village of Khamlia to experience the local culture and hear its famous music.

As the day ends, watching the sunset in the dunes is a must, with the sky lighting up in beautiful colors.

At night, you’ll sleep in real Berber tents, surrounded by the magical desert.

You’ll have a tasty dinner under the stars with local music, making it a perfect end to an unforgettable day.

DAY 5: Merzouga – Midelt – Fez

You’ll start Day 5 with a breathtaking sunrise in the erg chebbi desert of Merzouga before heading back to the hotel by camel for breakfast.

This peaceful moment marks the beginning of an exciting day on your private tour.

After a tasty meal, you’ll leave Merzouga and travel through the dry landscapes towards Rissani and Erfoud, known for their rich history and fossil-filled ground.

As you continue your trip, you’ll go up into the Atlas Mountains, which are very different from the desert.

The winding roads will take you to Midelt, a nice stop between the Middle and High Atlas Mountains.

Here, you can breathe in the fresh mountain air and enjoy the beautiful views.

From Midelt, the road to Fez has more amazing views of the Atlas Mountains before going down into the fertile plains around one of Morocco’s oldest and most famous cities.

When you arrive in Fez, you’ll check into a local hotel, where you can relax and think about the day’s different landscapes and experiences.

This part of the desert tour has a mix of natural beauty and cultural richness, getting you ready for your next adventures in Fez.

DAY 6: Guided tour of Fez

Start your day in Fez with a guided tour to see the city’s famous places and hidden spots.

First, visit the Attarine Madrasas, where you’ll be amazed by the beautiful tile work and architecture.

Then, go to the Ennajarine Fountain, a stunning example of Moroccan craftsmanship.

Next, visit the Mausoleum of Moulay Idriss, the founder of Fez and an important figure in Moroccan history. You’ll learn about the city’s spiritual significance here.

Close by is the Karawiyin Mosque, one of the oldest universities in the world and a key place for Islamic education.

No trip to Fez is complete without seeing the famous tannery. Watch craftsmen treat and dye leather using traditional methods.

Afterwards, visit a ceramic workshop to see artisans make beautiful pottery, showing another side of Moroccan art.

In the afternoon, explore the busy medina, where there’s always something new to discover.

End your day with dinner at a local restaurant before returning to your riad for a good night’s rest.

Day 7: Fez – Rabat – Casablanca

You’ll leave Fez behind and travel to Rabat, Morocco’s capital, before heading to Casablanca.

Your day starts with a scenic drive, perfect for thinking about Fez’s rich history and culture.

You explored Fez el Bali, wandered through the Mellah, and saw the modern Ville Nouvelle. Now, it’s time to see more of Morocco.

In Rabat, a local guide will show you around. You’ll visit historical sites like the Hassan Tower and the Royal Palace.

Rabat’s mix of old and new buildings is charming, offering a unique contrast to Fez’s ancient areas.

After Rabat, you’ll go to Casablanca, Morocco’s largest city and business center. This busy city has a mix of modern and traditional elements.

A visit to the famous Hassan II Mosque is a must. It’s one of the largest mosques in the world and features amazing Moroccan craftsmanship.

Your local guide will explain its architectural wonders and cultural importance.

As you walk through Casablanca, you’ll feel the city’s lively atmosphere and diverse influences. This sets the stage for the next part of your Moroccan adventure.

Day 8: Casablanca – Marrakech

On the last day of your trip, explore Casablanca’s main sights, including the amazing Hassan II Mosque, and then head back to Marrakech to wrap up your journey.

Start your morning by visiting the Hassan II Mosque, one of the biggest and most beautiful religious buildings in the world.

Its tall minaret and detailed design will amaze you. Take your time to look at the mosque’s fine details and learn about its importance.

Next, go see some of Casablanca’s other main attractions. Walk along the Corniche, a lovely seaside walkway, and enjoy the ocean views.

Visit the Royal Palace and the busy Central Market, where you can feel the local atmosphere and maybe buy some souvenirs.

After seeing all that Casablanca has to offer, travel back to Marrakech. The scenic drive will let you think about the amazing journey you’ve had.

When you arrive in Marrakech, your tour officially ends.

You’ll leave with unforgettable memories of Morocco’s rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning landscapes.

8-Day Marrakech Tour Price

When planning your 8-day tour from Marrakech, it’s good to know what’s included and what’s not.

Knowing these details will help you budget and get ready for an amazing trip.

Included in the Tour

Our 8 Days Tour from Marrakech features a private English-speaking driver/guide and an air-conditioned vehicle to ensure a comfy and fun journey.

Here’s what you’ll get:

• Pick-up and Drop-off: We’ll pick you up from your hotel or chosen location and drop you off at the end of the tour.
• Air-conditioned Vehicle: Travel comfortably with our 4*4 or minivan for a smooth ride.
• Camel Trek: Each person gets to enjoy a camel ride through the Sahara Desert.
• Overnight in the Desert: Experience a magical night in the Sahara with a traditional camp setup.

With these inclusions, our tour promises an enriching and seamless adventure.

Not Included in the Tour Price

While our 8 Days Tour from Marrakech includes many fantastic experiences, there are a few things that aren’t covered in the tour price.

Here’s what’s not included:

• Entrance Fees: You need to pay to get into monuments and historical sites during the day trip.
• Lunches and Drinks: You have to pay for your own daily meals and drinks, so you can choose what you like to eat.
• Tips: Tips for guides, drivers, and other helpers aren’t included in the tour price.
• Fuel: If you take personal detours or extra trips, you need to cover the fuel costs, even though transportation is provided.

Knowing these details ensures a smoother, more enjoyable adventure through the beautiful landscapes of Morocco.

Good To Know Before Tour

Before you start your 8-day tour from Marrakech, you need to know a few important things to make your trip smooth.

• You should budget for places to stay like traditional riads, meals, and transportation, including 4×4 vehicles for desert trips.
• The Sahara desert can be very hot during the day and cold at night. Pack clothes you can layer to stay warm at night and cool during the day.
• Wear comfy walking shoes, especially when you visit local villages and meet a Berber family.
• Some tours go to places where there aren’t many stores or services. Bring things like water, snacks, and any medicine you need.

Being ready will help you enjoy your cultural adventure fully.