This luxury circuit offers a complete immersion in the historical, architectural and natural richness of the country, with a harmonious blend of high-end comfort and authentic experiences.
From the majestic Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca to the medieval alleyways of Fez, through the golden dunes of Erg Chebbi and the enchanting gardens of Marrakech, every stage invites you to discover a Morocco that is both timeless and alive. The expert guides of Amoudo Journeys, natives of the regions visited, will provide an in-depth cultural experience far from conventional tourism, helping you understand the traditions, history and heritage of each place.
What Is Included
Luxury transport in Mercedes 4x4 with experienced multilingual driver
Airport transfers throughout Morocco
Local specialised guides for city tours and day excursions
Trekking guide for High Atlas hikes
All entrance fees to monuments and attractions
Accommodation in boutique riads, luxury hotels and luxury desert camps with private bathrooms
14 meals showcasing authentic Moroccan cuisine
Circuit Highlights
Discovery of the imperial cities: Fez, Marrakech, Rabat and Meknès
Night in the Sahara Desert with camel trek and luxury camping
Exploration of UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as Aït Ben Haddou and the medina of Fez
Immersion in Berber culture in the Atlas Mountains and traditional villages
Observation of Moorish architecture in palaces and mosques
Strolls through the Andalusian gardens of Marrakech and Rabat
Discovery of Jewish heritage in the ancient mellahs
Photography of historic kasbahs against spectacular desert landscapes
Wandering through the colourful souks of Marrakech to find unique artisan objects
Participation in a traditional Moroccan cooking class
Private Circuit in Morocco: Detailed Itinerary
Day 1: Casablanca and Imperial Rabat
Arrival in Casablanca: welcome at Mohammed V Airport and the beginning of your Moroccan journey.
Hassan II Mosque: discover this exceptional monument — the largest mosque in Africa and fifth-largest in the world. Its minaret rises to 210 metres and the prayer hall can accommodate 25,000 worshippers. Facing the Atlantic, it offers a spectacular panorama of the sea and coastline.
Journey to Rabat (1h30): road along the coast to the Moroccan capital, where history and modernity meet.
Corniche walk: stroll by the waterside in the evening, between the Bou Regreg river and the Atlantic, observing local life.
Gourmet Moroccan dinner: a first immersion in Moroccan cuisine — a blend of Berber, Arab and Mediterranean flavours.
Night in a luxury riad in Rabat: enjoy the elegance of traditional Moroccan architecture with all modern comforts.
Day 2: Rabat, Meknès and Volubilis
Morning in Rabat:
Kasbah of the Oudayas: explore this 12th-century fortress — narrow alleyways, blue-and-white houses, ocean and medina views.
Hassan Tower: admire this unfinished minaret, symbol of Almohad ambition.
Mohammed V Mausoleum: a contemporary Alaouite dynasty monument with the king's and his sons' tombs — remarkable zelliges and sculpted plasterwork.
Road to Meknès (2h): crossing fertile plains to the imperial city.
Meknès:
Bab el-Mansour: impressive monumental gate with mosaics and inscriptions.
Royal stables: vast buildings designed for 12,000 horses.
Moulay Ismail Mausoleum: a sacred site accessible to visitors — symbol of serenity and refined architecture.
Continue to Volubilis (45 min): road through hills and olive groves.
Volubilis Roman ruins: a UNESCO-listed site with mosaics, triumphal arch and Capitoline temple, tracing life in the Roman Empire.
Road to Fez (1h): arrival in the evening.
Settle in and free evening in Fez: first immersion in the medina.
Night in a boutique riad in Fez.
Day 3: Fez – Part I
Explore Fez el Bali: wander through more than 9,000 alleyways in this UNESCO site — rich in sounds, colours and scents.
Al-Qarawiyyin University: the oldest still-active university, founded in 859.
Bou Inania Madrasa: a 14th-century college with zelliges, sculpted plasterwork and cedarwood.
Nejjarine Museum: housed in a former caravansary, dedicated to woodworking crafts.
Chouara Tannery: observe leather tanning using methods unchanged since the Middle Ages.
Artisan workshops: ceramics, metalwork and textiles — techniques transmitted for generations.
Gastronomic tasting in the medina: discover local Fez specialities.
Return to the riad for the night.
Day 4: Fez – Part II
Jewish Mellah and Ibn Danan synagogue: visit the historic quarter and ancient synagogue.
Ain Nkobi pottery and zellige cooperative: discover local artisan know-how and the precision required for mosaics.
Jnan Sbil Andalusian gardens: a relaxing walk through this 18th-century haven of greenery.
Batha Museum: a 19th-century palace housing collections of ceramics, carved wood and zelliges.
Optional traditional hammam: steam bath, scrub and massage to discover ancestral rituals.
Dinner at a renowned restaurant: traditional Fassi cuisine in an elegant setting.
Night in Fez.
Day 5: From the Middle Atlas to the Sahara
Depart for Merzouga (7-8h) through mountains and arid plains.
Stop in Ifrane: a mountain town with alpine architecture, nicknamed "Morocco's Little Switzerland".
Cedar forests near Azrou: encounter Barbary macaques.
Lunch in Midelt: local specialities in the high plateau region.
Cross the Ziz Valley: an impressive palm grove contrasting with the surrounding desert.
Arrive in Merzouga: gateway to the Sahara and sea of dunes.
Sunset camel trek through the Erg Chebbi dunes.
Traditional Moroccan dinner under the stars.
Optional stargazing with a local astronomer.
Night in a luxury desert camp.
Day 6: From Merzouga to Skoura
Optional sunrise yoga session.
Khamlia village: birthplace of Gnaoua musicians and their culture.
Erfoud fossil sites: discovery of fossils and artisan objects.
Aït Ouzzine Berber village: immersion in the traditional way of life.
Lunch with a Berber family — bread preparation and tea ceremony.
Road to Skoura via the Drâa Valley: landscapes of palms and kasbahs.
Relaxation in the palm grove and settling into a kasbah-style hotel.
Night in Skoura.
Day 7: Skoura and the Dadès Valley
Visit the palm groves and Amridil Kasbah: an iconic 17th-century kasbah.
Road to Kalaat M'Gouna: the rose region — possible visit during May's Rose Festival.
Rosewater distillery and cooperative: discover the process and local uses.
Continue to Boumalne Dadès: rocky landscapes and Berber villages.
Lunch with views over the Dadès Gorges.
Optional hike in the gorges: "Monkey Fingers" rock formations.
Visit nomad caves: meet semi-nomadic families.
Return to Skoura for the night.
Day 8: From Ouarzazate to Marrakech
Depart for Aït Benhaddou (1h): an iconic fortified village.
Guided visit of the Aït-Ben-Haddou ksar: UNESCO World Heritage — panoramic views and trans-Saharan trade history.
Ouarzazate cinema studios (optional).
Cross the High Atlas via Tizi n'Tichka (2,260 m) with photo stops.
Women's argan oil cooperative: production process and uses.
Arrive in Marrakech late afternoon.
Evening stroll on Jemaa el-Fna square.
Night in a luxury riad in Marrakech.
Day 9: Marrakech – Part I
Koutoubia Mosque: iconic minaret — an Almohad masterpiece.
Bahia Palace: a 19th-century palace with peaceful courtyards.
Saadian Tombs: mosaics and sculpted ceilings.
Ben Youssef Madrasa: a 16th-century Islamic college with exceptional decoration.
Lunch at a local restaurant.
Majorelle Gardens and Yves Saint Laurent Museum.
Free evening or rooftop aperitif.
Night in Marrakech.
Day 10: Marrakech – Part II
Cooking class with a dada: prepare tagine, couscous and Moroccan breads.
Lunch on site to taste your creations.
Visit the souks and Ensemble Artisanal: immersion in craftsmanship and shopping.
Free time for shopping or relaxation.
Farewell dinner with traditional entertainment.
Optional night visit of Djemaa el-Fna square.
Night in Marrakech.
Day 11: Departure
Free morning for relaxation or last-minute activities.
Optional activities: spa, shopping or photo walk through the medina.
Transfer to Mohammed V Airport in Casablanca (2.5-3h) for departure — end of the journey.
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