6 Days Morocco Tour from Tangier to Marrakech

Day 1: Arrival in Tangier – Chefchaouen 

Our 6 Days Morocco Tour Tangier to Marrakech is an excellent tour that is camera ready and begins with a friendly, warm reception at Tangier Ibn Battouta Airport (TNG) upon arrival. We shall meet you also in any other convenient place you wish in the busy port of Tangier, the historic cross roads between Morocco and Europe. The first thing is that you will be welcomed to the Tangier dazzling coastal beauty which has got the refreshing sea air that will head to the meeting point of Atlantic Ocean and the tranquil Mediterranean sea as a meeting point where you will have a magnificent perspective. You shall also visit the intriguing depths of the Hercules Cave which is a stunning piece of nature full of legend and laden with geological mythology.

Your Moroccan field trips will then shift to a picturesque yet serene journey into the breathtaking, spellbinding city of Chefchaouen also affectionately known as the blue pearl. This city gets this name because of its incredible blue and white coloration with which they decorate their buildings. On arrival in Chefchaouen, you will be accommodated in Riad or comfortable lodgings located in the center of the blue washed medina.

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Then you can start your incredible Tangier Tours with a relaxing stroll through its fascinating, maze-like streets and give yourself to the calming effect and intoxicating smell that fills the air at every turn.

Once you plunge into this 6 Days Morocco Tour Tangier to Marrakech, you simply can learn the magic ambience and aestheticism of the North, connecting the bustling harbor of Tangier with the blue-painted houses of Chefchaouen. The nice ride along the Rif Mountains begins the observation of the divergent natural lands distinguishing this section of the country. Arrival to Chefchaouen, the blue color of the houses makes an immediate impression of calmness, a beautiful section of your Luxury Trip to Morocco.

Day 2: Chefchaouen – Volubilis – Meknes – Fes

Explore the stunning charm of the mesmerizing Chefchaouen, and wake up to the peaceful ambience of morning at the second day of your 6 Days Morocco Tour of Tangier to Marrakech with Planning to Morocco . This relaxed beginning will be accompanied by a pleasingly tasty breakfast, and later on a tour of the ancient Roman ruins of Volubilis, the complex mosaics and architectural remnants of the well preserved World Heritage site. This site physically inter-relates you to the past. You need only stroll about these fine restored mosaics, and the grand arches which formerly marked keyed the great civic edifices, and then your own imagination can well conceive what it was like in this bustling Roman city.

This is where your tour of the south will begin and you will proceed towards the imperial city of Meknes, which has a history dating back centuries. After reaching Meknes, the main one among the great historical cities in Morocco, you will get a chance to witness the beauty of such grandiose architectural masterpieces like the Bab Al-Mansour which is a great gate and one of the most beautiful in Morocco or the Royal Stables which is also a great building.

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You will find yourself on the beautiful city of Fes, the spiritual and cultural center of Morocco where you will be welcomed to spend a pleasant evening in the cozy air of this ancient city at the end of the day, as you embark on your memorable Trips to Morocco.

A comparison between the two worlds, the world of the ancient Roman Empire city of Volubilis and the world of the Blue City of Chefchaouen, is seen through the road linking the two drastically different times. This juxtaposition effectively portrays the history of a multi-skilled country. Today, visitors who come into the well-preserved mosaics and architectural fragments of Volubilis have a deep understanding of what it was like in the area. The next stop of the imperial city of Meknes will enable you to get immersed in the pomp and historical importance of the other large imperial city that can play a large role in your knowledge of the historical importance of Morocco on this Moroccan travel package.

Day 3: Guided Tour of Fes

On day three of your 6 Days Morocco Tour Tangier to Marrakech with Planning to Morocco , you will get up and begin a day filled with the enchanting city of history: Fes. We will be visiting the maze-like medina (old city), a UNESCO World Heritage site, on this day, but will be doing a long, informative, expertly guided tour of it. A very local guide will take you out of the lost labyrinth of the small streets, pointing out to you the secret beauties of the magnificent, intensely tiled art of the Medersa Bouanania, a wonderful work of the Marinid style architecture, and the busy old-fashioned bazaars (markets).

Moreover, you will also have a glimpse of clever craftsmen when you pay a visit to the ancient tanneries, which is curious, sensual display of the centuries-old art of dealing with leather. A short visit to some of the best sights in this great city such as the Royal Palace gates, a splendid example of modern Islamic architecture, and the old Quaraouine Mosque, long the oldest functioning university in the world, will also be included in your exploration of Fes.

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Once you find yourself in an exploratory adventure of Fes you will start getting mesmerised by the kaleidoscopic colours of the Moroccan life and every single spot, corner, crevice of the old medina will appear to tell a new story, craftsman or a manifestation of art. When you are so weary as to retire to bed, you will have come back to the quiet of your Riad. This will allow you to take a very intimate stroll down the cultural memory lane of the cultural experiences that you had which is an important part of the memorable Morocco desert tours (a major check out point into the second half of the tour).

Day 4: Fes – Ifrane – Cedars Forest – Midelt – Ziz Valley – Merzouga Sahara

Day 4 of your 6 Days Morocco Tour Tangier to Marrakech: Prepare to have an unbelievable, spectacular trip to the south, across the starkly dissimilar landscapes that border the imperial city of Fes and the awe-inspiring Sahara Desert. Ifrane will be the first place you’ll visit, a modeled mountain village often referred to as the Switzerland of Morocco, due to its bizarrely alpine constructions, perfectly maintained gardens, and even snow-covered mountain peaks in the winter. This stands in sharp contrast to all of the traditional architecture of Morocco.

Touring along, you will pass through the grand and serene Cedar Forest whereby you will discover the merry Barbary Macaques. It is a very entertaining stop as you can get your pictures and watch them do their daily chores in and around the high cedar trees and how they play around. As you proceed, you will arrive to the town Of Midelt which is also strategically located amid these green valleys of the Middle Atlas mountains. In this case, you have a leisurely, traditional Moroccan lunch in which you can sample the cuisines of this area. This will be followed by an afternoon tour of the rugged terrain of the Ziz Valley which is characterized by dramatic topography with scenery that is incomparable due to the presence of lush palm tree gardens along the Ziz River and the great mountains that mark the edges of the valley.

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At last, you will arrive in Merzouga, the gateway to the magnificent Sahara Desert, where you will embark on an unforgettable camel ride across the golden sands to a traditional desert camp nestled among the dunes of Erg Chebbi. There, you will spend a magical night under a sky filled with stars. This trip south of the cultural center of Fes to the gorgeous Sahara Desert presents a dramatic, spectacular change of scenes, the most important point of our Moroccan Desert Trips. The camel-back adventure and the night at the starlit sky give the purest and most evocative share of the desert mystique.

Day 5: Merzouga Sahara – Rissani – Erfoud – Todra Gorges – Dades Valley

On the 5th day of the 6 Days Morocco tour of Tangier to Marrakech, you will wake up to the actually amazing and memorable view of the dawn coming out of the vastness of the serene Saharan Desert in bustling colors of orange, pink and gold. Saying goodbye to the beautiful serenity of the desert you will leave the camp behind after a typical Berber breakfast and proceed on your way to Rissani. It is an old town that used to serve as the capital of Tafilalet and a well-known one at that thanks to its crowded traditional souks (markets), not to mention the strong Berber culture.

In this case, you may want to visit the highly colorful bazaars, an experience to the sight, hearing, and sniffing, and you may even purchase some of the local arts and crafts. Then Your Morocco Excursions will transfer you to the town of Erfoud, with its workshops and the wonderful work of fossilized marble, a specialty which is a curious product of the geology of the place and of its art.

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You will then continue on to the dramatic jaw-dropping Todra Gorges where gigantic limestone walls jut up along both sides of the Todra River, forming a most interesting and awe inspiring natural wonder. Lunch will be followed by a trip of the beauties of the volcanic valley of Dades by bends and twists along picturesque routes to a relaxing lodge.

Cruising along with your spectacular Morocco desert tours, the journey across the enchanted Sahara desert to the theatrical Todra Gorges and the pristine Dades Valley is a cultural adventure and a geographic discovery. A stroll around the bustling souks of Rissani gives a glimpse into the primitive Berber culture and small town trading. The visit to the fossil workshop in Erfoud is another opportunity to get to know more about the geological history of this area and the culture of its artisans. Reaching the great Dades Valley is a tranquil spot to reminisce and rest and has been a significant component of your Moroccan Desert Trips.

Day 6: Dades Valley – Roses Valley – Palm Groves of Skoura – Ait Ben Haddou – Telouet – High Atlas Mountains – Marrakech

Time to come with us, Planning to Morocco and resume your travels through the fascinating and fascinating Dades and Roses valleys. You will reach the oasis of the Roses Valley, the most fragrant and beautiful in the period of the spring blossoming, and pass along the palm groves of Skoura, where is a restful spot which preserves a good part of ancient Kasbahs, of traditional Morocco and its past. Next, it will be a trip to the famous Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah, a UNESCO heritage site and a miracle of ancient mud-brick construction that has gained a starring role in many movies and TV series as an exotic sight.

Then you shall pay a visit to The Kasbah of Telouet the opulent ex-palace of the powerful Glaoui family with a little more enlightenment on the theatrical past and architecturally imparted heritage of Morocco.

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Then you are going over the incredible High Atlas Mountains, across the Tizi-n-Tichka pass, a beautiful mountain road, where you could see snow-capped mountains and wide vast stretches of the valley, a good place to take photos. Marketplace: At the top of your trip, you will pass through the High Atlas Mountains to the bustling but beautiful Marrakech, where the bustle of the medina will make you forget all the good things you had done during your trip to Morocco.

The 6 Days Morocco Tour of Tangier to Marrakech concludes with a flourish, working over panoramic valleys, through ancient kasbahs and across the impressive High Atlas Mountains, a concluding sweetener to your Morocco travel package. Taking a tour of the famous Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah is a good way to get a sense of the country and its appeal to film. The stunning scenery and the opportunity of witnessing real Berber life during the picturesque drive through High Atlas Mountains are a perfect, beautiful backdrop. The adventurous journey ends well as you finally reach the bustling city of Marrakech with great memories of the diverse beauty and multicultural nature of Morocco.