With a Morocco itinerary 2 weeks long, you can see almost everything: the north and the blue city, the imperial cities, the Sahara, the gorges and kasbahs of the south, Marrakech and the Atlantic coast. It is the trip of a lifetime, at a relaxed pace.
In short: start in Tangier or Casablanca, go through Chefchaouen and Fes to the desert, then south to Marrakech and Essaouira.
Morocco itinerary 2 weeks: the route
- Days 1–2 – Tangier and Chefchaouen: see things to do in Tangier and Chefchaouen.
- Days 3–5 – Fes, Meknes and Volubilis: read things to do in Meknes.
- Days 6–7 – Middle Atlas to Merzouga: cedar forests and a night in the dunes.
- Days 8–9 – Todra, Dades and Ouarzazate: gorges and kasbahs. See Ouarzazate.
- Days 10–12 – Marrakech: with one day trip.
- Days 13–14 – Essaouira: the relaxed seaside medina.
Our longest tours
- 12 days tour from Tangier, a full loop back to Tangier.
- 12 days Morocco tour from Casablanca.
- 11 days desert tour from Casablanca, with Essaouira.
Prefer a shorter trip? See the Morocco itinerary 10 days.
Morocco itinerary 2 weeks: FAQ
Is 2 weeks too long for Morocco?
No. It lets you see the north, the desert, the south and the coast without rushing.
Where should I start a 2-week trip?
Tangier or Casablanca for the north, Marrakech for the south. Finish in the other region.
Can we add trekking?
Yes, for example the Toubkal trek 2 days.
Do we keep the same driver?
Yes, on our private tours you keep the same driver for the whole trip.
How much does it cost?
It depends on hotels, season and group size. Ask us for the price.
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