Morocco: A Magic Carpet Ride
Day 1 – Saturday, April 3 | Arrival in Casablanca
Arrive in Casablanca, Morocco’s vibrant economic hub, where you’ll be met with VIP assistance and transferred to your hotel. Begin your Morocco journey with a visit to the iconic Hassan II Mosque and a short city tour along the Atlantic coast. End the evening with a welcome dinner at Rick’s Café—your first chance to connect with fellow travelers and settle into the rhythm of Morocco.
Day 2 – Sunday, April 4 | Casablanca → Rabat
Travel north along the coast to Rabat, Morocco’s capital city, known for its blend of historic charm and modern elegance. Explore Chellah, the Kasbah des Oudayas, and the Hassan Tower and Mausoleum with expert guidance. It’s a day that brings Morocco’s imperial history to life—without you having to plan a thing.
Day 3 – Monday, April 5 | Rabat → Marrakech
Journey inland to Marrakech via private transfer, watching the landscape shift as you head toward Morocco’s cultural heart. Upon arrival, step into the energy of the medina and Jemaa el-Fnaa, where every turn reveals something new. This is where many travelers realize: Morocco is even more vivid than they imagined.
Day 4 – Tuesday, April 6 | Marrakech Cultural Immersion
Discover Marrakech’s layered history with visits to the Majorelle Garden, Berber Museum, and Ben Youssef Madrasa. Wander the medina and return to Jemaa el-Fnaa at sunset, when the square transforms into a sensory experience of food, music, and storytelling. With expert context throughout, you’ll experience Marrakech beyond the surface.
Day 5 – Wednesday, April 7 | Marrakech at Leisure
Enjoy a flexible day to explore Marrakech your way—whether that’s a sunrise hot air balloon ride, a hammam experience, or simply getting lost in the souks. This balance of structure and freedom is what makes the journey feel both effortless and personal.
Day 6 – Thursday, April 8 | Marrakech → High Atlas Mountains (Imlil)
Leave the city behind as you journey into the High Atlas Mountains, where spring landscapes and Berber villages come to life. In Imlil, take part in a hands-on Moroccan cooking class and traditional tea ceremony. It’s one of those moments where travel shifts from sightseeing to genuine cultural connection.
Day 7 – Friday, April 9 | Imlil & Berber Village Experience
Wake up to crisp mountain air and set out on guided hikes through the High Atlas. Visit a local Amazigh family and experience everyday life in a way few travelers do. These are the kinds of encounters that stay with you long after the trip ends.
Day 8 – Saturday, April 10 | Atlas Mountains → Aït Ben Haddou & Dades Valley
Cross the High Atlas through sweeping mountain passes to Aït Ben Haddou, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of Morocco’s most iconic ksars. Continue along the Road of a Thousand Kasbahs into the dramatic Dades Valley. This is Morocco at its most cinematic—and you’ll have a front-row seat the entire way.
Day 9 – Sunday, April 11 | Dades Valley → Merzouga Desert (Sahara)
Journey into the Sahara Desert, where golden dunes stretch endlessly across the horizon. Ride camels across the Erg Chebbi dunes at sunset before arriving at your luxury desert camp. As night falls and the stars emerge, you’ll understand why this is a highlight for so many Morocco travelers.
Day 10 – Monday, April 12 | Merzouga → Fes
Travel north through the Middle Atlas Mountains, passing cedar forests and changing landscapes along the way. It’s a long but rewarding journey that showcases Morocco’s incredible geographic diversity. By the time you reach Fes, you’ll feel like you’ve crossed multiple worlds within a single country.
Day 11 – Tuesday, April 13 | Fes Medina Exploration
Step into the ancient medina of Fes, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the most fascinating medieval cities in the world. Explore historic madrasas, artisan quarters, and the famous leather tanneries with expert guidance. This is where Morocco’s intellectual, spiritual, and artistic traditions come fully into focus.
Day 12 – Wednesday, April 14 | Meknes, Volubilis & Wine Region
Take a day trip to Meknes, one of Morocco’s imperial cities, and the Roman ruins of Volubilis, known for their remarkably preserved mosaics. Continue to Château Roslane for a unique Moroccan wine experience set against rolling vineyards. It’s a day that blends history, culture, and a few unexpected surprises.
Day 13 – Thursday, April 15 | Return to Casablanca
Return to Casablanca for your final evening, reflecting on your journey across Morocco’s cities, mountains, and desert landscapes. Share a farewell dinner and stories from the road with your group. By now, it won’t feel like a group of strangers—it’ll feel like something much more.
Day 14 – Friday, April 16 | Departure
Transfer to the airport for departure. Leave Morocco with a deeper understanding of its culture, landscapes, and people—and the kind of memories that tend to linger long after you return home.