Explore Morocco with a 6-day Morocco itinerary from Casablanca to Marrakech. Our 6-day/5-night Morocco tour takes you through the most captivating destinations in the country. Begin in Casablanca, Morocco’s largest city, before exploring the Roman ruins of Volubilis and Meknes, the Ismaili capital. We will discover Fes, the cultural heart of Morocco, and the charming Alpine town of Ifrane, known as the Switzerland of Morocco. Continue south through the cedar forests, Midelt, and the scenic Ziz Valley. Enjoy a camel trek, a night in a luxury camp, and unforgettable sunsets and sunrises in the Merzouga Desert. Visit the Todra and Dades Gorges and the iconic Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah. Finally, cross the majestic High Atlas Mountains and Tizi-n-Tichka Pass to end your journey in vibrant Marrakech. This itinerary offers a perfect mix of culture, nature, and desert adventure.
The tour starts with a pick-up from your hotel or riad in Casablanca and a drop-off in Marrakesh at your accommodation or the airport.
Join us on an unforgettable 6-day Morocco itinerary from Casablanca to Marrakech, where every day brings a new cultural treasure, stunning landscape, or desert adventure.
Our driver will greet you in a private car at the airport on day one. If you are in Casablanca, we will pick you up from your hotel. First, we will visit the Hassan II Mosque, one of the tallest mosques in the world, which is open to everyone. After lunch, we will visit Rabat, the 4th capital city of Morocco and a UNESCO World Heritage site. We will see the 12th-century Hassan Tower and the historic Kasbah of the Oudayas. Next, we will travel to Chaouen, a beautiful town in the Rif Mountains. It is famous for its blue-painted buildings. We will explore the Medina, visit the Kasbah, and learn about the textiles of the town. Finally, we will relax at our riad in the historic center.
After breakfast in Chefchaouen, we will continue our trip to Volubilis. It is an ancient Roman city with cool ruins like big stone buildings and arches. You can imagine how people lived a long, long time ago. Next, we will visit Meknes, a city once ruled by a powerful king named Sultan Moulay Ismail. We will see a big gate called Bab Mansour, an old market called the Medina, and even a beautiful tomb where the king is buried. After that, we will travel to a magical city called Fes. It has twisty streets, colorful shops, and many interesting places to explore. People say it is like stepping into a storybook. Finally, we will sleep in a comfortable riad (a unique Moroccan house) right in the heart of Fes.
After breakfast, we will take a guided tour of Fes, starting at the Royal Palace gate and the Jewish quarter (Mellah). Next, explore the medieval Medina, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, entering through the Blue Gate (Bab Boujloud). We will visit sites like the Medrasa Bouanania, Najjarine Fountain, Tanneries, and the Quaraouiyine Mosque, the oldest university in the world. We will continue to enjoy panoramic city views from an ancient fortress before returning to your riad for the night.
After breakfast, we will travel south via Imouzzer and stop in Ifrane, a town with European-style buildings and cold weather. Next, we will visit the Cedars Forest to see the monkeys. We will continue via the Middle Atlas Mountains and stop in Midelt for lunch. Then, we will drive through the Tizi-n-Tilghmt pass and along the Ziz River. In the afternoon, we will reach Merzouga, where we will ride camels across the sand dunes to watch the sunset. We will enjoy Berber drumming by the campfire, a tasty dinner at the luxury desert camp, and spend the night under the stars.
We recommend waking up early to see the sunrise over the dunes before departing for Rissani, the former capital of Tafilalet and home to a bustling traditional souk. We will also visit Erfoud to explore fossil workshops before driving through the palm grove oasis of Touroug and Tinjdad. Next, we will arrive at the spectacular Todra Gorges, a paradise for rock climbers with towering red cliffs. After lunch, we will continue through the Dades Valley, stopping at the famous “Monkey Fingers” rock formations before reaching your charming riad in Boumalne Dades for dinner and an overnight stay.
On the final day of your 6-day Morocco desert itinerary, we will visit the Roses Valley, famous for its Rose Festival in May, showcasing perfumes, rose water, and other products. Next, we will drive through the Skoura Palm Grove before reaching Ouarzazate, known as the “Gateway to the Desert.” After lunch, we visited Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou. This place is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and has appeared in movies like Gladiator and Game of Thrones. Finally, we will cross the Tizi-n-Tichka Pass through the High Atlas Mountains, stopping for photos before arriving in Marrakech. We end the 6-day Morocco itinerary.
With Morocco Agogo Tours, your 6-day Morocco trip includes special places to stay that mix comfort, style, and authentic Moroccan charm. Depending on your budget, you can sleep in fancy or regular riads, guesthouses, and desert camps. In cities like Fes and Marrakech, you will stay in traditional riads in the old town. We will stay in comfortable riads with beautiful views in the Dades Valley. In the Sahara Desert, you can pick a standard camp with shared bathrooms or a luxury tent with your bathroom and excellent service. Each place is chosen for its friendly atmosphere, comfort, and Moroccan feel so you can enjoy Morocco on your trip.
Planning a 6-day Morocco trip with Morocco Agogo Tours is an affordable way to see the country without spending too much. On average, people spend €80–€180 a day, depending on whether they choose superior stays or luxury camps in the desert and riads. Morocco is valuable, especially in cities like Chefchaouen, Fes, and Marrakech, where food, transport, and entrance fees are cheap. Some activities, like camel rides in the Sahara Desert or trips to the Atlas Mountains and Volubilis, may cost extra. But booking a tour helps avoid surprise costs. The exchange rate is reasonable, and local experiences, like eating with a Berber family or visiting the Hassan II Mosque, are both fun and affordable. Tours also help you skip unreliable public transport, making your trip easier and giving you a better experience of the Moroccan culture.
A 6-day Morocco trip with Morocco Agogo Tours is also a tasty adventure through the fantastic food of Morocco. You will enjoy a traditional Berber meal in the desert, where you can taste homemade tagine and experience the warm hospitality of the locals. In Fez, try the delicious dishes at Dar Hatim, a hidden restaurant in the old town. In Marrakech, enjoy everything from street food at the Jemaa el-Fnaa night market to fancy meals in the French Quarter. Each stop has something special, like flavorful couscous, grilled meats, and sweet mint tea. You can visit colorful markets of spices, olives, and sweets or enjoy a traditional Moroccan dinner in a beautiful riad. Our tours ensure you taste the best local food in real Moroccan settings, making food a highlight of your trip.
When preparing for your 6-day Morocco trip with Morocco Agogo Tours, it is important to pack smart for the different weather and local customs. In cities and the desert, pack lightweight, long pants, short sleeves, and a headscarf (especially for women visiting religious sites). For cooler evenings, especially in the Atlas Mountains, bring a light jacket, sweatshirt, or thermal clothes if you travel in colder months. A light rain jacket can be helpful in case of wind or unexpected rain. Do not forget essentials like sunglasses, sunscreen, and sturdy shoes for desert walks or camel rides. We will give you a complete packing list when you book, so you will be ready for everything, from shopping in busy souks to enjoying sunsets in the Sahara. Dressing comfortably and respectfully will help you enjoy your trip and show respect for the culture and changing weather of Morocco.
A 6-day Morocco trip with Morocco Agogo Tours is incomplete without exploring the lively shopping scenes in cities like Marrakech. The busy markets (souks) and hidden shops (fondouks) are full of unique items, like handwoven rugs, leather goods, spices, ceramics, and traditional lamps. You can also visit old schools (madrasas), see local crafts near palaces, or relax in peaceful gardens after shopping. Our guides will give you helpful tips from an expert Morocco shopping guide so you can confidently find your way through the winding alleys and find authentic souvenirs at fair prices. Whether you are looking for beautiful decorations or tasty spices, shopping in Morocco is more than buying things. It is a way to experience the rich art and culture of Morocco.
We offer a range of accommodations to suit your preferences. You can choose between luxury or superior options, including riads (traditional guesthouses), desert camps, and hotels. You will have comfort and a touch of local charm at each stop.
The best time to travel to Morocco is during the spring (March to May) or fall (September to November) when the weather is mild and perfect for exploring. The desert can be quite hot in summer and cold in winter, so these seasons are ideal.
The tour is moderate in terms of physical activity. While there are some walks, especially through the medina and desert, it is suitable for most travelers. For desert excursions, camel rides are leisurely, and you will have plenty of breaks.
Absolutely! We can arrange additional nights in Marrakech or other locations of your choice and organize tours to nearby areas. Just let us know in advance, and we will tailor your experience.
Yes, each destination is accompanied by a knowledgeable, English-speaking guide who will share the culture, history, and stories of Morocco. Our guides are experts at ensuring you have a smooth and enriching experience.
Yes, we offer flexibility in customizing your tour to meet your preferences. You can select certain destinations, activities, or experiences, and we’ll make it work for you!
Yes, Morocco is generally safe for tourists. However, we recommend following basic travel safety tips, such as keeping valuables secure, respecting local customs, and staying with the group during excursions.
My wife and I chose Morocco Agogo Tours for our 6 day Morocco itinerary and it was the best decision we made! The route included all the highlights Casablanca, Rabat, Fes, Merzouga, the Todra Gorges, and finally Marrakech. Every day had a perfect mix of history, nature, and cultural immersion. We especially appreciated the detailed day-by-day itinerary they provided it helped us know what to pack (layers for the Atlas Mountains, lighter clothes for the desert) and what to expect. We enjoyed a wonderful meal at Dar Hatim in Fes and a traditional Moroccan dinner in the desert camp both unforgettable experiences! Shopping in the Marrakech souks was an adventure, and we brought home some beautiful handmade pottery and argan oil Morocco Agogo Tours made the entire experience stress-free and deeply rewarding.
I was nervous about costs, but Morocco Agogo Tours made our 6-day Morocco itinerary surprisingly affordable without sacrificing quality. Our accommodations were a mix of cozy guest houses and scenic desert camps, all clean, welcoming, and well-situated. We traveled from Casablanca to Marrakech, stopping in Chefchaouen, Volubilis, and the Atlas Mountains, with plenty of time to explore. Our guide was incredibly knowledgeable and helped us find the best eating spots from the lively Jemaa el-Fnaa night market to a quiet local café in Rabat and he even gave us great packing tips and helped us navigate the souks so we could shop smart (and not get ripped off!). I highly recommend Morocco Agogo Tours if you’re looking for a 6-day Morocco itinerary that balances adventure, culture, and value.
We just returned from our 6-day Morocco itinerary and it was everything we had hoped for! From the moment we landed in Casablanca, Morocco, Agogo Tours handled everything with professionalism and heart. We stayed in charming riads in Fes and Marrakech, and the desert camp near Merzouga was beyond magical i think Berber drums under a sky full of stars! Our favorite moments? Camel riding through the Sahara dunes, sipping mint tea with a local Berber family, and getting lost (in a good way) in the Old Medina of Fes and the food was spectacular especially the lamb tagine in a rooftop restaurant in Marrakech and the homecooked meal in the Dades Valley if you are planning your Moroccan adventure, don’t hesitate to book this 6-day Morocco itinerary with Morocco Agogo Tours its worth every penny