Moroccan Cities: Tangier to Marrakech (7 Days)

Best price guaranteed
No booking fees
E-ticket/Mobile voucher

Previous Next

See Itinerary

duration 7 days
tour type Private and Group
age requirement 1-99 yrs
max group size 20
guiding method Fully guided
Tour Code BM-44238
Footprint Carbonneutral CO₂ emissions resulting from all trips on Bookmundi will be offset via investments in carbon reduction projects.
Operated in English, French, Spanish, German

Starts Tangier, Morocco
Ends Marrakech, Morocco

HIGHLIGHTS

Drive through Rif Mountains to Chefchaouen
Visit Fes and get to know its culture
Take a journey through the middle Atlas Mountains to the Merzouga desert
Ride a camel in Merzouga while admiring at the dramatic desert sunset

Embark on an enriching 7-day journey from Tangier to Marrakech, immersing yourself in a culture steeped in ancient traditions and profound artistic heritage.

Experience the allure of Morocco's most prominent and stunning cities: Begin by exploring the enchanting blue-washed streets of Chefchaouen, embracing its traditional cultures and vibrant street markets. Delve into the captivating old Medina of Fez, accompanied by a knowledgeable local guide, and unravel its historical treasures.

Venture into the Sahara Desert, riding camels alongside skilled Berber cameleers. Spend nights under a blanket of stars in tents nestled among the golden sand dunes, serenaded by enchanting Berber music, and gain insight into their unique way of life.

Journey through the picturesque Ziz Valley and Todra Gorge, soaking in the natural beauty of the roses valley. Explore the ancient Kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou, a Unesco World Heritage Site, and traverse the breathtaking vistas of the Atlas Mountains en route to the vibrant red city of Marrakech.

This immersive itinerary promises an unforgettable exploration of Morocco's diverse landscapes, ancient history, and rich cultural tapestry, ensuring an experience that resonates with the heart of this mesmerizing country.

ITINERARY Expand All

Day 1: Tangier arrival and Chefchaouen
Day 2: Roman Ruins of Volubilis and the imperial cities
Day 3: Explore the Imperial City and Medina
Day 4: Middle Atlas: Erfoud, Merzouga and the Sahara Desert
Day 5: Adventures around Merzouga, Rissani and Todra Gorge
Day 6: Dades Valley, Ouarzazate and Aït Benhaddou ,Marrakeh
Day 7: Explore the Red City

WHAT'S INCLUDED

Meals :6 Breakfasts and 4 Dinners
Pick up & Drop off at your accommodation or Airport.
Profissional driver & tour guide.
Local Guides : Volublis , Fes , Marrakech
Camel Ride in Desert
Accommodation

WHAT'S EXCLUDED

Drinks
Lunches
Tips

CUSTOMER REVIEWS

This tour has not received any customer reviews yet. However, you can expect a Superior This travel specialist is consistently delivering tours which receive customer ratings above 4.5 on average. tour and service level as the travel specialist who runs it has received 43 reviews for other tours with an average 5.0 rating.

Why Book with Bookmundi

Earn USD 48+ in travel credits.
Excellent customer service. Our travel experts are ready to help you 24/7.
Best price guaranteed.
No credit card or booking fees.
100% financial protection.
Carbon neutral tours.

25,000+ trip reviews, with an average rating of 4.8 out of 5.

Read more reasons to book with Bookmundiless

What are customers saying about Bookmundi

Excellent

4.65 Average 705 Reviews

Anonymous

I am very happy with the help of Peter. He did great work and was... Read more

Verified Purchase 5 days ago

Marvic

I am only in the booking stage. My tour is in July. However, I... Read more

Verified Purchase 1 week ago

James

This review is for Mr. James Harrison. Mr. Harrison has been very... Read more

1 week ago

Lev

We two retired brothers already toured 45 countries have been... Read more

Verified Purchase 3 weeks ago

Anonymous

Maria was wonderfully supportive when she learned that the trip I... Read more

3 weeks ago

Jennie

Now that our tour is over, I just wanted to take the opportunity to... Read more

1 month ago

William

I highly recommend BookMundi for your... Read more

1 month ago

Nathan

I found the customer service from James to be both very helpful and... Read more

1 month ago

Lucie

Hice un Tour de Tapas con Born Bike Tours Barcelona, me fue muy bien... Read more

1 month ago

Marion

J'ai eu la chance de participer à un tour en vélo organisé par... Read more

1 month ago

Anonymous

Now that our Tibet tour is over, I just wanted to take the... Read more

1 month ago

Anonymous

Nice... Read more

Verified Purchase 1 month ago

Anonymous

J'ai adoré mon expérience avec les guides de Born Bike Tour... Read more

1 month ago

Corentin

J'ai récemment participé au tour en vélo organisé par Born Bike... Read more

1 month ago

Maggie

Although my trip to Taiwan did not go ahead on two occasions because... Read more

Verified Purchase 1 month ago

Katia

My father and I went to Tibet with the Great Tibet Tour last week.... Read more

1 month ago

Anonymous

In April, I had an exciting trip to Tibet with the Great Tibet Tour.... Read more

1 month ago

Dipti

Maria was very helpful in answering... Read more

1 month ago

Anonymous

The trip of Best of Utah & Arizona National Parks by G Adventures was... Read more

Verified Purchase 1 month ago

Pete

My wife and I recently had an exciting trip to Italy in early April... Read more

2 months ago

Umma

Anna has been so helpful, detailed and patient with my multitude of... Read more

Verified Purchase 2 months ago

GOOD TO KNOW

CANCELLATION

20% Deposit payable upfront. Remaining balance payable 45 days prior to trip departure. Free cancellation up to 45 days prior departure, but the 20% deposit paid is non-refundable. No refund applicable within 45 days of departure.

Payment

A deposit of 20% is required when booking this tour. The remaining balance will be charged 45 days prior departure. For any bookings within 45 days of departure, the full tour amount will be charged upon booking.

Travel Insurance

We advise to take out Travel Insurance to cover for any unforeseen circumstances. Bookmundi recommends World Nomads' travel insurance.

Other Practical InformationBelow some useful information to take into consideration for your trip to Morocco. We remind you that in the purchase of one of our products you will benefit from 24/24-hour assistance throughout your stay. Time: Morocco adopts a fixed time throughout the year which is GMT +1 (universal time +1), this means that in winter Morocco and Western Europe have the same time, but in summer when Western Europe switches to GMT +2 there will be one hour difference, one hour less compared to Western Europe. Except the month of Ramadan Morocco adopts GMT +0, and immediately after this month reverts to GMT +1, This month depends on the hegira (lunar) year, it does not have fixed dates in relation to the solar year. Language: Arabic and Berber are the languages officially spoken in Morocco. However, it is possible to communicate in French, Spanish and English in many places! A few words in Arabic: Yes: naam / wakha See you later: ilal-likaa / Beslama No: la Sorry: ismahlí Thank you: chokran How much does it cost? : Kam / Chhal? Okay: muwafik / wakha I don't understand: la afhham Please: min fadlik Peace be with you: Salam alikum Hello: sabah al-khir Currency: The Moroccan currency is the dirham (MAD), which is divided into 100 cents. The banknotes that exist: 20, 50, 100 and 200 MAD. The coins that exist: 1, 2, 5 and 10 MAD, in addition to the less frequent coins of 5, 10, 20 and 50 cents. Exchange: Any amount of foreign currency can be brought into Morocco. Moroccan banking services are generally fast and efficient. Currency exchange can be done in banks, hotels, exchange offices or upon arrival at the airport in exchange offices on site. Exchange rates can change from bank to bank, although it is best to compare between the different rates offered by banks and exchange offices. ATMs: ATMs are the easiest and fastest way to access your money in Morocco. Most of the shops and the center of Marrakech, even in the medina, generally accept credit cards like: Visa, MasterCard, Visa Electron, American Express, Maestro and InterBank. All Moroccan banks have a trusted service. Sometimes money can run out at the counters on weekends. The amount of money that can be withdrawn from an ATM depends on the terms of each bank card. The daily limit for ATM cash withdrawals on most cards is usually 5,000 MAD. Banks usually charge cash withdrawals from ATMs. It is therefore necessary to consult your bank in order to know the rates applied to this service. Transportation: Two kinds of taxis exist in Marrakech; large taxis for 6 people and small taxis for 3 people. Small taxis work with a taximeter to fix the price fare and for large taxis you have to negotiate the fare with them before getting on, the same for small taxis if their taximeter do not work! Otherwise for races such as from the airport to the city center or to the Palmeraie district, these races are fixed and displayed in the windows of the taxis, you must consult them before getting on! It also exists the carriages, the buses and Tuk-Tuk to get around the alleys of the medina. Tips: Tips are part of the daily life of Moroccans, almost all services warrant a tip. The traveler shouldn't feel the pressure to do this, but tip for a service well done can make life a lot easier. It should be borne in mind that in Morocco unskilled workers earn around 100 dirhams per day. The water: In Moroccan cities, tap water is treated with chlorine, so it is drinkable. However, the best option is still bottled mineral water which we advise you to buy even in the cities, in order to avoid any annoyance with your stomachs which are generally not used to this water. Bottled water can be found everywhere, although it comes at a high cost due to environmental protection. Apart from the most frequented routes, water from wells and boreholes does not interfere, but under no circumstances should water from rivers or lakes be drunk, as it may contain bacteria or viruses causing diarrhea or vomiting. Electricity: 220 V throughout the kingdom. The sockets are French type. Provide an adapter if you have non-European plugs. Security: Morocco is one of the safest African countries for tourists. The vast majority of Moroccans are hospitable and honest, but there may be some that can cheat your trust. However, we must remain vigilant. Health: No vaccination is compulsory. Do not forget pills for the intestines if you are fragile, and take precautions against insect bites and against the sun. No vaccination certificate is required. Religion and the people: Sunni Islam is the official religion. Christians and Jews are in the minority. Morocco has 36 million inhabitants. Morocco visa and formalities: Moroccan regulations on entry into Morocco provide that any foreigner wishing to visit this country must have a valid passport. For foreign nationals whose countries are subject to the VISA formality, their travel documents must be accompanied by the VISAS issued by the Moroccan administration. The stay in Morocco for tourist reasons is limited to three months for foreigners who are exempt from the VISA and to the duration of the validity of the VISA for those who are subject to it. In case that the foreigner wishes to extend his stay in Moroccan territory beyond the period of his VISA validity or the threemonth period, if he is not subject to this obligation, he is required request authorization from the competent Moroccan authority ( General Directorate of National Security) in order to not become in an irregular situation. For more information, see the Moroccan Embassy website.

NEED HELP OR HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT THIS TOUR?

If you have any question about this tour or need help with planning a trip, please do not hesitate to get in touch with us. We're ready to help.

Get help