5 Days Tour from Casablanca to Fes

Overview:

5 days tour in Morocco from Casablanca to Fes will let you know about an amazing experience. We will start this tour from Casablanca to Fes via the Merzouga desert. In Casablanca, we will visit the Hassan II Mosque, Corniche, and then we will go to Marrakech, where we will have a complete visit to this city with a local guide. And take the direction to Merzouga, through the High Atlas Mountains through Ouarzazate, visit the UNESCO World Heritage site, the Roses valley, the Dades valley, the Dades gorge, up to the Merzouga desert and camel trekking. Overnight in a Berber tent in the middle of the dunes, they head towards Fez passing Erfoud. Ziz Valley. Midelt. Azrou where we will explore the Forest of Cedars, Ifrane the Moroccan Switzerland, the mountains of the Middle Atlas, up to fez.

Info:

•  Duration: 5 Days & 4 nights
•  Departure: 08:00 am
•  Starting Location: Casablanca
•  Ending Location: Fes

Highlights:

•  Drive through the fastest route to Marrakech
•  Visit Marrakech and get to know its beautiful places
•  Cross the High Atlas Mountains and its Tizi Ntichka pass
•  Visit the UNESCO world heritage site of Ait Ben Hadou
•  Drive to Dades Gorges
•  Visit  The Todgha Gorges and drive across Erfoud To the Desert
•  Ride a camel in Merzouga while assisting a dramatic sunset
•  Sleep under the stars in Erg Chebbi Sahara camp
•  Drive through the Ziz valley To Fes

Places to see on your 5 Days tour in Morocco from Casablanca to Fes

Casablanca city

Casablanca is the largest city in Morocco and the economic and commercial capital. It is said that the visitor of the city finds in the markets and urbanization the similarity of many cities such as Damascus, Cairo, Baghdad, and Jerusalem, as well as the traditions of Spanish and Italian cafes.
Casablanca has about 5 million inhabitants. It is the third largest African city after Lagos and Cairo. The city quickly moved from a small port in the early 20th century to an economic, financial, tourist and cultural present.

The red city ( Marrakech )

Marrakech is called the Red City because of the color of its buildings. It is abundant in many historical monuments and is famous for its geometry that mimics Andalusian architecture. French colonialism has left its mark on many areas beyond its architectural art.
Marrakech is located south of central Morocco and is the third largest city in the Kingdom of Morocco in terms of population density. Founded in 1062 by Youssef bin Tashvin, the city played a political role in the history of Morocco. Marrakech encompasses numerous cultural and political events of the world, and its emblematic arena “Jammeh al-Fna” is declared a World Heritage Site.

Ait Benhaddou Kasbah

The palace is a kind of traditional house in the desert and is a collection of clay buildings surrounded by fences. The houses gather inside these defensive fences reinforced by support towers. The Palace Ait Benhaddou, located in the region of Warzazat, is an example of southern Moroccan architecture.

Ouarzazate ( Hollywood of Morocco )

Ouarzazate. About 200 km from Marrakech, a quiet town or a city of Moroccan cinema is located. Which are one of the most beautiful places and tourist places to visit in this beautiful country with many attractions and magnificent historical buildings, The visitor to Ouarzazate will not be very bored, but will leave in the hope of a new visit to discover more.

Boumalne Dades

The city of Boumalne Dades is a distinct tourist destination for many national and international tourists due to the region’s many varied qualifications that exemplify the tourist program and his tours through which he discovers the richness of the cultural, historical, natural, and human area.

Tinghir City

Tinghir is a Moroccan town located east of the country between the Great Atlas Mountains and the small Atlas Mountains. The city is known for the Toudgha gorge visited by tourists from various spots and its canyon.

Merzouga Desert

The desert of Merzouga is about 570 km from Marrakech. The vast majority of tourists who spend more than 5 or 6 days in Morocco go to this desert of red sand.

The Ziz Valley

The Ziz Valley is a river in the Kingdom of Morocco. Its source is located in the mountains of the Mediterranean Atlas of Morocco and is located in the Sahara Desert. Major cities on the Ziz River include Rashidiya, Erfoud, and Sijilmasa.

Cedar forest of Azrou

It is the most known place of the city and where the tourist activity of the region is concentrated. This forest is the living reflection of the passage of centuries and only a few years ago was the place where the famous Great Cedar Gouraud, the largest thousand-year cedar in the region, was located.

Ifrane city

The name “Ifrane” is of Amazigh origin and means the cave or cave. The way in which its name is written has had several fluctuations. At a certain point, Ifrane or Efran were written, Ifran or Efran, but in 1993 a ministerial decree was issued to give the city its current official name.
Ifrane is located amidst the mountains of the Mediterranean Atlas and its mountain climate stretched forests and multiple eyes.
It called the Switzerland of Morocco because of its houses.

Fes Morocco

A city of the world’s human heritage, with the largest civilizational sphere not covered by modern transport, the largest ancient city in the world, and the first university in the world. A city was taken by the capital of conquerors, inhabited by scholars and righteous people, intended by students of science and intellectuals, and described its beauty as poets and praisers. If he mentions science, it is his arena, if he mentions history, it is his building, if he mentions architecture and art, it is his inspiration, and if he mentions coexistence, it is his lap.