Across Morocco – From the Atlas Peaks to the Atlantic Breeze

After breakfast, meet your local guide and embark on a morning exploration of Marrakech’s Old Medina and its lively souks. Wander through courtyards perfumed with orange blossom and admire the elegant rooms and pavilions of the Bahia Palace, a 19th-century masterpiece built for a former slave who rose to prominence in the royal court. Continue to the Koutoubia Mosque, whose striking minaret inspired others around the world, including Seville’s famous La Giralda. Return to Jamaa el-Fna for a refreshing glass of fresh-squeezed orange juice, then enjoy the rest of the day at leisure. You might browse the colorful bazaars, stroll through the lush Majorelle Garden once owned by painter Jacques Majorelle and later Yves Saint Laurent, or explore the atmospheric ruins of the once-magnificent Badi Palace.
Accommodation : Riad (2 nights)
Meals
dinner - breakfast

Depart Marrakech after breakfast and drive south towards the majestic High Atlas Mountains, passing through scenic valleys and Berber villages. Arrive in Imlil, the gateway to Toubkal National Park. Meet your mountain guide and mule team before beginning a gentle trek through terraced fields and walnut groves to Aroumd village.
Enjoy a traditional Moroccan lunch and settle into a cozy mountain guesthouse with panoramic views of the peaks.
Accommodation : Guesthouse, Meals, dinner - breakfast

After breakfast, begin your ascent towards the Toubkal Refuge. The trail winds through rocky paths and alongside the river, passing the holy shrine of Sidi Chamharouch —a popular pilgrimage site. Stop here for a rest and a cup of mint tea before continuing your steady climb to the base camp beneath Mount Toubkal.
Accommodation : mountain hut - refuge, Meals
All meals included

Rise early for your summit attempt — the highlight of your adventure! After a challenging but rewarding climb, reach the highest peak in North Africa and enjoy breathtaking 360° views across the Atlas range and the distant Sahara. Descend carefully back to base camp for lunch, then continue downhill to Aroumd for a well-deserved rest.
Accommodation : guesthouse (1night), Meals, dinner - breakfast

journey south. The road climbs steadily toward the Tizi n’Tichka Pass (2,260 m), one of the highest and most scenic mountain passes in Morocco.
Stop along the way to admire sweeping views of the snow-capped Atlas peaks and the winding roads below.
Descend towards Telouet, once home to the powerful Glaoui family, and visit the Kasbah of Telouet, a hidden gem known for its ornate tiles and crumbling beauty.
Continue your adventure through the Ounila Valley, often called “the Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs,” where traditional villages and lush oases line the red-earth canyon.
Arrive in Aït Benhaddou by evening — a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of Morocco’s most famous ksars, featured in many films like Gladiator and Game of Thrones.
Accommodation :  kasbah hotel (1night)
Meals, dinner - breakfast

After breakfast, depart Aït Benhaddou and drive towards Ouarzazate, often called the “Gateway to the Desert.” Stop to visit the Taourirt Kasbah, once home to the Glaoui pasha, and if you’re interested, the Atlas Film Studios, where countless international
movies have been filmed.
Continue east through the Skoura Oasis, a vast palm grove dotted with ancient kasbahs and small villages. Visit the Kasbah Amridil, one of Morocco’s best-preserved examples of traditional southern architecture, before following the Road of a Thousand Kasbahs toward Kalaat M’Gouna, famous for its roses and rose products.
As the road begins to climb, you’ll enter the Dades Valley, known for its dramatic red cliffs, fertile fields, and traditional Berber homes clinging to the mountainsides. Drive through the winding Dades Gorges, with their iconic rock formations like “Monkey Fingers,” before settling into your guesthouse overlooking the valley.
Accommodation: Guesthouse 1(night)
Meals: dinner - breakfast

After breakfast, leave the Dades Valley and drive toward one of Morocco’s most spectacular natural wonders — the Todra Gorge.
Walk through its towering canyon walls, which rise up to 300 meters high, and watch local climbers scale the rock faces while villagers guide donkeys through the narrow riverbed.
Continue through Tinejdad and Erfoud, known for its date palms and fossil workshops, before reaching Merzouga, the gateway to the Erg Chebbi dunes — the golden heart of the Moroccan Sahara.
On arrival, transfer to your desert camp by camel ride or 4x4 as the sun begins to set over the dunes. Enjoy a traditional dinner under a sky full of stars, with Berber drumming and storytelling around the campfire.

Wake up to the calm beauty of the Sahara and enjoy breakfast at the camp or riad. Then set off in a 4x4 vehicle for a full day of exploration around the Erg Chebbi dunes and surrounding villages.
Your first stop is Khamlia village, home to the Gnawa people, descendants of sub-Saharan Africans brought to Morocco centuries ago. Enjoy a traditional music performance — hypnotic rhythms played on drums and metal castanets that tell stories of freedom and spirit.
Continue your off-road journey across the desert plains to meet nomadic Berber families who live in goat-hair tents, moving seasonally in search of grazing land. Share mint tea with them and learn about their daily life and traditions.
Then drive through desert plateaus, fossil fields, and oases, passing by old mines once worked by the French. Return to your riad or camp by late afternoon. Enjoy sunset over the dunes and a peaceful evening under the stars.
Accommodation : Riad (1night), Camp (1night)
Meal : dinner - breakfast

After breakfast in Merzouga, say goodbye to the desert and begin your journey west toward the Draa Valley.
Your first stop is the town of Rissani, once the capital of the ancient Alaouite dynasty and home to a vibrant traditional market where locals trade spices, livestock, and dates.
Continue through the dramatic landscapes of Alnif and Tazzarine, where rocky desert plateaus meet scattered oases and small Berber villages. The scenery gradually changes as you approach the Draa Valley, famous for its endless palm groves and ancient mud-brick fortresses.
Arrive in Agdz by late afternoon — a peaceful town nestled at the foot of the Jbel Kissane mountain. Check into Kasbah Hnini, a beautifully restored traditional kasbah offering a warm welcome and panoramic views of the valley.
Relax by the pool or enjoy a walk through the surrounding date palm gardens before dinner.
Accommodation: kasbah hotel (1night)
Meals: dinner - breakfast

After breakfast at Kasbah Hnini, depart Agdz and head west through the rugged Anti-Atlas Mountains.
Your route passes through Taznakht, a small town famous for its colorful hand-woven Berber carpets and saffron trade — a perfect place to stop and visit a local women’s cooperative.
Continue toward Taliouine, Morocco’s saffron capital, where fields of crocus bloom in autumn. Enjoy lunch in a local restaurant and learn about the traditional process of harvesting saffron, known as “red gold.” In the afternoon, the road winds through Taroudant, often called the “Little Marrakech” for its red walls and bustling souks. Take a short stroll through its medina if time allows before continuing toward the Atlantic coast.
Arrive in Agadir by early evening — a modern coastal city known for its long sandy beach, palm-lined promenade, and relaxing seaside atmosphere. Settle into your hotel and enjoy the ocean view

Wake up to the refreshing ocean breeze of Morocco’s Atlantic coast and enjoy a relaxed breakfast overlooking the beach. Today is dedicated to discovering the modern yet laid-back charm of Agadir.
Begin with a walk along the seaside promenade, where cafés, surfers, and fishermen bring the coastline to life. Continue to the Kasbah of Agadir Oufella, perched high above the city — the ruins of the old town destroyed in the 1960 earthquake. From here, enjoy sweeping views over the bay, the marina, and the long golden beach.
Next, head to Souk El Had, one of Morocco’s largest and most colorful markets. Wander through its lively alleys filled with spices, local crafts, woven carpets, and aromatic argan oil.
After lunch, visit the Coco Polizzi Medina, a charming reconstruction of traditional Berber architecture showcasing local artisans at work. You may also stop by Crocoparc, a unique botanical garden home to hundreds of Nile crocodiles, or relax at one of Agadir’s beach clubs.
In the evening, enjoy a fresh seafood dinner at the marina while watching the sun set over the Atlantic — a perfect way to end your Moroccan adventure.
Accommodation: hotel 2nights
Meals: dinner - breakfast

After breakfast, leave Agadir and follow the stunning Atlantic coastline north toward Essaouira, one of Morocco’s most charming coastal towns. The drive takes about 3 to 4 hours, passing small fishing villages, argan tree groves, and panoramic ocean
views.
Along the way, stop near Tamri or Imsouane, famous for their cliffs and surf spots, where you can watch local fishermen pulling in their catch or surfers riding the waves. You’ll also pass through argan oil cooperatives, where Berber women demonstrate traditional oil extraction methods — a great opportunity to taste or buy authentic argan products.
Arrive in Essaouira by the afternoon. Check into your riad inside the medina and enjoy your first walk through its UNESCO-listed old town — a maze of whitewashed walls, blue doors, art galleries, and seafood stalls by the port.
End the day with a sunset stroll along the Skala de la Kasbah, where the Atlantic waves crash against the ramparts.

Wake up to the sound of seagulls and ocean breeze in the relaxed coastal town of Essaouira, known for its artistic soul and vibrant port life.
Start your morning with a guided walk through the UNESCO-listed medina, a harmonious blend of Moroccan and European architecture. Stroll along the Skala de la Ville, where cannons line the sea walls, and visit artisan workshops that craft
exquisite thuya wood products and silver jewelry.
Wander through the colorful fishing port, where blue boats bob in the water and fishermen sell the day’s fresh catch. Enjoy lunch at a seaside grill — nothing beats the taste of freshly grilled sardines or calamari by the ocean.
In the afternoon, venture beyond the city to explore the surrounding region. Visit an argan oil cooperative, where local Berber women produce Morocco’s “liquid gold” by hand. Continue to Sidi Kaouki, a tranquil beach village popular with surfers and camel riders, perfect for a relaxing walk along the sand dunes.
Return to Essaouira by evening. Enjoy your final night with live Gnawa music in one of the medina’s cozy cafés, or savor a sunset drink overlooking the ramparts and the crashing Atlantic waves.
Accommodation:  Hotel 2 nights
Meals: dinner - breakfast

After breakfast, enjoy a free morning at your riad or hotel. Take some time to relax or prepare for your flight.
At the scheduled time, you’ll be transferred to Marrakech Menara Airport for your departure. This marks the end of your Moroccan journey — thank you for traveling with us, and we hope to see you again soon