Multi-Day Tours

The shortest trip that gets you properly out of the corridor between Casablanca and Rabat. One night in Marrakech turns the day trip into an evening on Jemaa el-Fna, and the second day runs west to the Atlantic at Essaouira, a fortified port with a working fishing harbour and no hustle to speak of.

Morocco has had four imperial capitals and three of them are within a morning's drive of Casablanca. This tour takes them in order: Rabat, which is the capital now; Meknes, which was Moulay Ismail's in the 17th century; and Fes, which was first and is still the one people mean when they talk about old Morocco.

The north of Morocco is the part most itineraries skip on the way to the desert, and it is the part that looks least like the postcard. Five days covers it properly: the capital, the Rif mountains, the blue town of Chefchaouen, the strait at Tangier and the medina of Fes, ending back on the Atlantic coast.