Discover Morocco at an unhurried, luxurious pace. Over 17 days you’ll travel privately with an experienced driver and local guides, staying in handpicked riads, boutique hotels and a luxury desert camp. From Marrakech’s vibrant souks to the silent dunes of Merzouga, the blue alleys of Chefchaouen and ancient Roman ruins, this journey blends authentic cultural encounters with effortless comfort.
Why choose this journey
- Private and tailored — your own vehicle, flexible daily rhythm and curated local guides.
- Authentic luxury — 4★–5★ riads, boutique hotels and an upscale Sahara camp selected for character and comfort.
- Signature experiences — sunrise camel rides, private medina tours, hands‑on cooking and intimate musical evenings in the desert.
- Breathtaking variety — High Atlas passes, palm oases, dramatic gorges, golden dunes and Atlantic coasts.
- Seamless service — local travel manager ensuring door‑to‑door logistics and personalized recommendations.
17‑Day Detailed Itinerary
Day 1 — Arrival in Marrakech
Private transfer from Menara Airport to a handpicked riad. Time to refresh, followed by an orientation walk in the medina and an evening visit to Jemaa el‑Fna.
Day 2 — Marrakech: Medina and Souks
Guided morning tour of Bahia Palace, Saadian Tombs and historic koran schools. Riad lunch, afternoon exploring souks (leather, spices, ceramics). Optional hammam or private cooking class. Rooftop sundowners.
Day 3 — Marrakech: Gardens and Relaxation
Visit Jardin Majorelle and the Yves Saint Laurent Museum, then Jardin Secret. Afternoon at leisure for spa treatments or boutique shopping. Gourmet riad dinner.
Day 4 — Day Trip to Essaouira
Scenic coastal drive to Essaouira. Explore the harbor, fortified walls and artisans’ quarter. Fresh seafood lunch and return to Marrakech in the evening.
Day 5 — Marrakech to Ait Ben Haddou / Ouarzazate
Cross the High Atlas via Tizi n’Tichka with panoramic stops. Visit Kasbah Telouet, then the UNESCO site of Ait Ben Haddou. Overnight in Ouarzazate or a nearby kasbah hotel.
Day 6 — Ouarzazate to Boumalne Dades via Kalaa M’Gouna
Explore Ouarzazate’s film studios and Kasbah Taourirt. Drive through the Valley of the Roses, taste local rose products and continue over snake‑like roads into the Dades Valley. Sunset photos among the rock spires.
Day 7 — Boumalne Dades to Merzouga
Drive the Road of a Thousand Kasbahs with scenic photo stops. Arrive in Merzouga; check in at a luxury desert camp or riad. Evening Berber dinner with live music.
Day 8 — Merzouga: Sahara Immersion
Optional sunrise camel trek into the dunes. Day at leisure—dune walks, jeep excursions to oases, visit a Berber village. Private dinner under the stars. Optional quad or extended jeep tours.
Day 9 — Merzouga to Midelt
Travel through the Ziz Valley with palm groves and Rissani stops. Continue to Midelt for a restful evening in a comfortable mountain hotel.
Day 10 — Midelt to Fez
Cross the Middle Atlas with scenic passes and cedar forests. Arrive in Fez and settle into a centrally located riad with an introductory stroll.
Day 11 — Fez: Full‑Day Medina Exploration
Full guided day in Fes el‑Bali: Bou Inania Madrasa, tanneries, medina alleys and artisan quarters. Discover zellige mosaics, metalwork and traditional crafts. Evening rooftop dinner.
Day 12 — Fez to Meknes via Volubilis and Moulay Idriss
Morning at the Roman ruins of Volubilis, stop at the pilgrimage town of Moulay Idriss, then continue to Meknes for a city walk including Bab Mansour and Place El‑Hedim.
Day 13 — Meknes to Chefchaouen
Early exploration in Meknes followed by a drive through the Rif Mountains to Chefchaouen. Evening arrival and first stroll through the iconic blue lanes.
Day 14 — Chefchaouen: The Blue City
Guided walk through Chefchaouen’s bluewashed alleys, visits to local craft shops and a gentle hike to the Ras El Maa viewpoint. Time for relaxed café culture and photography.
Day 15 — Chefchaouen to Rabat via Larache
Depart northward along the coast, stopping in Larache for a harbor walk and lunch. Continue to Rabat with an evening visit to the Kasbah of the Udayas and a seaside dinner.
Day 16 — Rabat: Royal City Highlights
Visit Hassan Tower and the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, explore the Andalusian Gardens and optional museums or a relaxed stroll along the Bouregreg.
Day 17 — Rabat to Casablanca and Departure
Transfer to Casablanca, a photo stop at the Hassan II Mosque and time for last‑minute shopping on the Corniche. Private transfer to Mohammed V Airport for your outbound flight.
What’s included
- 17 nights in selected 4★–5★ riads, boutique hotels and a luxury desert camp.
- Private, air‑conditioned vehicle and experienced driver for the entire route.
- Local English‑speaking guides for key city tours and major sites.
- Sunrise camel ride and one luxury overnight in the Sahara.
- Entrance fees for the attractions listed in the itinerary (as per program).
- Dedicated Stylia Tours travel manager available throughout the trip.
Optional upgrades and add‑ons
- Dawn hot‑air balloon over Marrakech.
- Private hands‑on cooking class with a local chef.
- Jeep or quad excursions around Merzouga dunes.
- Spa and wellness upgrades at selected riads.
- Extended stays in Essaouira or Agadir and bespoke cultural workshops.
Practical travel notes
- Best time to travel: spring and autumn for comfortable temperatures and clear skies.
- Packing essentials: layered clothing, sun protection, comfortable walking shoes and warmer layers for desert nights.
- Road comfort: mountain passes include winding roads; notify us about motion sensitivity to schedule extra stops.
- Health & customs: stay hydrated, respect local dress codes in religious sites and follow guide recommendations.
- Accessibility: itinerary can be adjusted for reduced mobility with advance notice.
What's the Experience of Staying at a Sahara Desert Camp Like?
One of the most exceptional experiences distinguishing our tours is the private luxury camp located in the Sahara. The tents boast ample space adorned with vibrant Moroccan textiles, and an inviting outdoor lounge area allows for mesmerizing sunset views and stargazing under the breathtaking night sky. With the tranquility far from the hustle and bustle of other camps, guests will relish the sensation of having the entire desert to themselves.
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