7-day tour from Tetouan to Marrakech
7-day tour from Tetouan to Marrakech
Join us on the greatest 7-day tour from Tetouan to Marrakech via the Merzouga Desert and Fes. Contact us now to arrange your 7-day vacation with Morocco’s top local travel service!
7-day tour from Tetouan to Marrakech main information
Departure location:
Tetouan
Return location:
Marrakech
Departure time:
08:00 AM
Itinerary duration
7 days/ 6 nights
Highlights of our 7-day tour from Tetouan to Marrakech
Take in the scenery of the Rif Mountains.
Chefchaouen, the blue city, is a must-see.
Explore the ruins. Volubilis is a Roman city in Italy.
A local guide will show you around Fes.
Barbary Apes may be seen in the Azrou Cedar Forest.
Aerial views of the Erg Chebbi sand dunes
Experience Merzouga Sahara camel ride
As the sun sets over the sand dunes, take in the view.
Sandboarding is a fun pastime to do.
A hearty supper and a campfire party (Berber Drums)
Camping in Merzouga Desert Camp for the night
In Ouarzazate, go to Atlas Studio and Taourirt Kasbah.
Visit the Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Views of the Atlas Mountains’ scenery are breathtaking.
7-day tour from Tetouan to Marrakech overview:
The best 7-day tour from Tetouan to Marrakech across the Merzouga Sahara (Erg Chebbi dunes) includes camel rides and camping in the middle of nowhere beneath the stars! Meet new people while exploring valleys, palm groves, and historic kasbahs. This is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to see Morocco through the eyes of the people who live there.
Spend a week in Morocco and be inspired by this recommended itinerary. Morocco has a lot to offer, from historic old medinas and high Atlas mountain passes to huge dunes and star nights in the desert.
Itinerary for a 7-day tour from Tetouan to Marrakech:
Day 1 : Tetouan to Chefchaouen
After arriving in Tetouan, we will be picked up at the port or airport to begin our 7-day tour from Tetouan to Marrakech. We leave towards Chefchaouen, stopping at the city along the way. Arrival in the afternoon at Chefchaouen, where we will be escorted on a full tour of the blue city. Take a stroll through its winding lanes, which are relined with historic buildings painted in pale white and blue. Also, take in the stunning panoramic vistas. Chefchaouen for dinner and the night.
Day 2 : From Chefchaouen to FesÂ
We will depart from the road after breakfast for a genuine 7-day tour from Tetouan to Marrakech to Volubilis, passing via other Rif settlements along the route. We’ll visit Volubilis to explore the best-preserved Roman ruins in Morocco and learn about the historic Moroccan location.
After our visit to the ruins, we’ll go to Meknes, a 17th-century city, where we’ll have lunch and see the ancient Medina’s huge walls, which include the Bab el Mansur and the Moulay Ismail tomb. Following our trip to Meknes, we will proceed directly to Fes.
Day 4: Fes, Ifrane, Midelt, Erfoud and MerzougaÂ
From Fes, a 7-day tour from Tetouan to Marrakech will leave, stopping at Ifrane. It is a lovely hill station established by the French under the French protectorate. It’s also known as Morocco’s Switzerland due to its Alpine-style architecture and natural surroundings. As a result, you’ll have some spare time to enjoy this book and travel to Cedar Forest. Here, you may experience the freedom of apes while feeding and photographing them. We also proceed via Azrou Village and halt in Midelt for lunch. After that, we take in a panoramic view of Ziz Valley before heading to Erfoud. It is well-known for its fossils as well as the annual Date Show. Finally, we’ll travel to the Merzouga desert, where you’ll be greeted with mint tea and spend the night with the locals.
Desert Tour and Camel Trekking in 5 Days
The 7-day tour from Tetouan to Marrakech includes a visit to the town of Khamlia. It is a Mali hamlet populated by people with dark complexions. They’ll keep you entertained with their wonderful Gnawa music. Second, there is an off-road driving trip to the dark desert. You will visit nomad families that live in hand-crafted tents, as well as the Mifis mines. It is an adventurous job in trenches that are above 3 meters deep. In addition, we will go to a desert lake and then return to your lodging. Finally, your camel guide will bring you into Erg Chebbi’s beautiful dunes. On your journey to the camp, you’ll get to see the sunset. After supper, you’ll listen to music while sitting around the fire beneath the stars.
Day 6: Merzouga, Rissani, Todra Gorges and Dades Gorges
Today, you’ll be treated to a spectacular dawn over the desert. After a shower and breakfast, you will be transported back to your lodging by camels or 4×4. After that, we’ll continue our seven-day journey from Tetouan to Marrakech. We’ll start with a visit to Rissani’s old market before moving on to the ancient irrigation system. Finally, we go to Touroug hamlet to see cooperative Berber clothing and then to Todra Gorges. It’s a natural oasis with steep cliffs and a canyon. You’ll have some free time to wander through the wall rocks before heading to the Rock Formation (Monkey Finger). Finally, we arrive at Dades Gorges to check into your raid. Overnight.
Day 7: Dades Goges, Rose Valley, Ouarzazate, Ait Ben Haddou and MarrakechÂ
We’ll travel along Thousand Kasbahs Road after breakfast. As a result, photographic vistas of adobe kasbahs may be seen on both sides of the road leading to Rose Valley. The valley is a perfect location for rose farms, and each year the Rose Festival showcases rose goods. Then we go to Ouarzazate’s capital cinema, where numerous films, including Game of Thrones and Gladiator, were filmed. You’ll see the Atlas movie studios before heading to Ait Ben Haddou. It is Morocco’s biggest Kasbah, and it was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987. Finally, we’ll travel across Tizi’ N’Tchika’s highlands pass and pause to take in the sights of the High Atlas Mountains. After that, we visit an Argan oil cooperative before heading to Marrakech. A 7-day tour from Tetouan to Marrakech across the Merzouga Desert might conclude anywhere in Marrakech.
A 7-day tour from Tetouan to Marrakech includes:
- Pickup and drop off services
- Camel for each in the desert of Merzouga
- Accommodations
- Vehicle with fuel
- Dinners and Breakfasts
7-day tour from Tetouan to Marrakech excludes:
- Monuments fees
- Lunches
- Tips
- Soft drinks
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7-day tour from Tetouan to Marrakech highlights overview
THE MEDINA OF TETOUAN
Tetouan was particularly important as the principal crossroads between Morocco and Andalusia throughout the Islamic era. Our 7-day tour from Tetouan will take you to explore Dove City before it ends in Marrakech. From the 8th century onwards. The city was rebuilt following the Reconquest by refugees who had been forced out of the area by the Spanish.
This may be observed in architecture and art, which are heavily influenced by Andalusian culture.
It is one of Morocco’s smaller medinas, but it is unquestionably the most intact, with the bulk of its structures unaffected by outside influences.
Tetouan’s medina is enclosed by an ancient wall that stretches for roughly 5 kilometers and has seven gates.
The urban grid is defined by main arteries that connect the gates and provide access to open spaces (squares and plazas) and monuments of collective interest, such as fondouks, mosques, zaouias, and neighborhoods intended for crafts and commerce, on the one hand, and secondary roads leading to dead ends and residential blocks that serve as semi-private spaces, on the other.
BAB SEPTA
The historic northeastern entrance of Tetouan’s medina, Bab Sebta, connects to a neighboring cemetery.
The earliest complex zawiya, the Zaouia Al Harraria, was erected in 1828 for Sidi Mohammed el-Harrak just within the medina, at the top of a series of steps.
The tanneries are on the right, near the wall of the Jewish cemetery, a must-see.
Then let yourself be directed around the staggered alleys of this flat, sunny area of the medina to the discovery of numerous artisans.
The cultural, Fes.
Fes, Morocco’s historic capital, has two “old” cities”—medinas—because of its rich past. Fes el Jdid is home to the royal palace, the Jewish cemetery, and the Boujeloud Gardens. Fez el Bali, with 14 gates, 6,000 lanes, 200 mosques, and 180 hammams, is the world’s most perplexing medina.
Fez is the fourth-biggest city in Morocco and the oldest of the four imperial cities. It is also a testament to three ages, as seen by the old city’s architectural look. Fes, like many other historical cities, is located far from the ocean; thus, the ideal months to visit are April–May or October–November, when the weather is pleasant and you can stroll about the city, taking in the sights.
On the whole large expanse of the Fes medina, driving motorized vehicles is prohibited. Donkeys, porters, and bikers have a bright future ahead of them!
Merzouga Sahara desert
The Sahara Desert is the first thing that comes to mind when you think about Morocco. Southern Morocco is home to this massive desert. One of the desert’s entry points is Merzouga. Merzouga isn’t that intriguing, and you won’t want to spend much time there. This is the area, though, from which you will go to the Erg Chebbi desert (part of the Sahara).
At Erg Chebbi, you may participate in a range of pleasant activities. It is feasible, for example, to camp in a Berber desert camp and spend the night in the desert. You may even take a camel ride or explore the sandy hills in a 4×4.
For more inquiries or any questions, contact the site owner to get even more clarification about the 7-day desert tour from Tetouan to Marrakech.