Embark on an extraordinary journey through Morocco's diverse landscapes and rich cultures. We present 3 unique, 10-day Morocco itineraries that will allow you to make the most of your stay in this enchanting North African gem.
From the bustling souks of Marrakech to the eternal Sahara desert and Atlantic coastal gems, Morocco's multifaceted beauty awaits your exploration.
In 10 days, you can get a complete picture of Morocco and discover the highlights of the country. However, Morocco's diversity is immense and there is always something to discover. To make the most of your time, it is important to plan a well-structured itinerary that suits your interests.
A 10-day itinerary is a balanced introduction to Morocco, but if you want to explore specific regions in more depth or have new experiences, it's best to stay longer to get a more complete picture of the country.
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Imlil village in Atlas Mountains, Morocco © Shutterstock
A 10-day Morocco itinerary can include a wide range of experiences, from bustling cities to serene deserts and coastal villages. Here are just a few of the must-see destinations.
Begin your Moroccan adventure in the heart of Marrakech. The city's charming Medina will draw you into a world of colourful souks, enchanting palaces such as Bahia Palace and the legendary Majorelle Garden, a magnificent retreat.
Marrakech offers a sensory feast of colours, smells and tastes, providing a lively and culturally rich introduction to this enchanting North African country.
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Experience the tranquillity of the Atlas Mountains, a majestic backdrop for your Moroccan odyssey. Amidst these rugged landscapes are small Berber villages where you can learn about their traditional way of life.
You can hike the trails or simply admire the panoramic views. The Atlas Mountains offer an authentic and enchanting experience, allowing you to explore Morocco's captivating cultural and natural diversity.
Ouarzazate, often referred to as the "gateway to the Sahara", beckons with its cinematic charm. Explore the historic kasbah of Taourirt, a complex maze of mud-brick walls and courtyards.
This town is home to the famous Atlas Film Studios, where many legendary films have been made. This is where Morocco's cinematic and cultural heritage converge, making Ouarzazate an attractive stop on your journey through this captivating country.
Marrakech Djema El Fna square © Shutterstock
Dive into the medieval enchantment of Fez, specifically Fez el-Bali, a UNESCO-listed labyrinth of narrow alleys, hidden courtyards, and vibrant souks. Immerse yourself in history as you visit the Bou Inania Madrasa, an architectural masterpiece adorned with intricate tile work, and the Al-Attarine Madrasa, a jewel of Islamic artistry.
Fez is a timeless city that invites you to wander through its rich past, appreciating its cultural and architectural treasures.
Take a trip to Chefchaouen, a mountain town known for its charming blue-painted streets. This tranquil oasis offers a break from the bustling cities thanks to its peaceful atmosphere and stunning nature.
Wander through its winding streets, where every corner reveals a new shade of blue. Chefchaouen's unique charm and welcoming atmosphere make it a must on your itinerary.
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Caravan in Sahara desert, Morocco © Shutterstock
From Marrakech to the desert - on this 10-day Morocco cities and ultimate Sahara itinerary you will follow the footsteps of Humphrey Bogart in Casablanca, and discover the blue and whitewashed buildings of Chefchaouen before heading from Fez to the desert and Morocco's capital.
Your Moroccan adventure begins in Casablanca, where you will arrive and settle into your hotel. The next day you will have the opportunity to tour the Hassan II Mosque before moving on to Rabat, Morocco's capital city.
On the third day, you will have free time to explore the blue-coloured streets of Chefchaouen. On the fourth day, you'll head to Fes, where you'll wander around Fes el Bali, filled with narrow streets and bustling souks.
On day five, you can relax in Fez or take a day trip to Meknes and Volubilis. Day six is a scenic journey to Merzouga with its varied landscapes and the Middle Atlas Mountains.
On the seventh day, you will spend in the Sahara Desert, riding camels and enjoying its solitude. On day eight you leave the desert and head to Marrakech. Day nine is dedicated to exploring the Red City, Marrakech. On the last day, you bid farewell to Morocco and head to the airport for departure.
Hassan Mosque, Casablanca © posztos/Shutterstock
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This 10-day journey of Morocco imperial cities begins in Casablanca and takes you to Rabat, Chefchaouen, Fez, Marrakech and Essaouira.
On day two, you'll explore Casablanca, the country's largest city, and visit sights such as Mohammed V Square and the stunning Hassan II Mosque.
Day three is free time in Rabat before travelling to Chefchaouen. Day four includes a tour of Chefchaouen with its blue and white buildings, followed by a transfer to Fez. Day five is dedicated to exploring Fes el Bali, the ancient heart of the city. On day six, you will have a free day in Fez.
Day seven begins with a drive to Meknes, often referred to as "Morocco's Versailles", before continuing on to Marrakech. Day eight is dedicated to exploring Marrakech, the "Red City".
On the ninth day, you will go on a full-day excursion to Essaouira. On the last day, you leave Morocco with fond memories.
Koutoubia mosque - Marrakesh in Morocco © Shutterstock
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This 10-day Luxurious Morocco itinerary includes Rabat, Fes, Chefchaouen, and a luxury desert camp in Merzouga. Privately guided activities with expert local guides allow you to truly get to know Moroccan culture and cuisine.
Your journey begins with your arrival in Rabat, with the first day being spent visiting the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca. The second day is dedicated to exploring the grandeur of Morocco's capital, Rabat, with visits to historical sites such as the Kasbah of Oudaya.
On the third day, you will travel to Fez and enjoy a walking tour of this historic city. Day four includes a day trip to Chefchaouen, known for its blue and white buildings and Andalusian charm.
On day five you have a free day in Fez, and on day six you'll immerse yourself in Moroccan cuisine by attending a cookery workshop.
On the seventh day, you will travel from Fez to the desert town of Merzouga in the Middle Atlas Mountains. The next two days are spent exploring the majestic dunes of Erg Chebbi, camel caravanning and exploring the Sahara.
On the last day, you bid farewell to Morocco and head to Errachidia Airport, from where you can reach major airports such as Marrakech, Rabat or Casablanca for an international flight.
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Discover the beauty of Morocco with the guidance of local Morocco travel experts. They will handle every detail of the planning and booking for your adventure.
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written by
Olga Sitnitsa
updated 03.11.2023
