We'll start our 7-day trip from Marrakech in the morning. We'll cross the High Atlas mountains, which are famous for their stunning landscapes and can be covered in snow all year. You'll get to see small Berber villages on the mountainsides. Next, we'll go over the amazing Tizi n Tichka pass, which is the highest pass in North Africa at 2260 meters.

After that mountain adventure, we'll take a scenic route to visit one of Morocco's coolest places, the Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Then we'll head to Ouarzazate, also known as the 'Door of the Desert' or 'Hollywood of Morocco' because famous Hollywood movies like 'Game of Thrones' and 'The Mummy' were filmed there.

Our desert tour will also take us through the beautiful Valley of the Roses. Finally, we'll reach our hotel in the Dades Valley, where we'll spend the night.

The next morning, on the second day of our 7-day Morocco tour from Marrakech, we'll start after having breakfast and getting ready at the hotel. Our first stop is at Dades Valley, known for its beautiful landscapes and great views.

We'll go for a hike in a stunning gorge, which is one of the most amazing gorges and river canyons in the world, thanks to its unique rock formations.
After that, we'll continue our journey to the desert, passing through El Jorf and Erfoud on our way to Merzouga.

In Merzouga, you'll get to ride a camel (they call them dromedaries here) and explore the Sahara Desert on a camel ride, enjoying the beautiful sunset. We'll have a traditional Moroccan dinner at a Berber Desert nomadic camp, and then you can relax in the peaceful desert, under the starry sky, with the comfortable evening weather.

The camel guide will wake you up early (upon request) to see the beautiful sunrise from the top of the sand dunes. After that, we'll head back to the lodge on camels, where you can shower and enjoy breakfast. Then, we'll start our 7-day tour from Marrakech.

We'll travel through the Ziz Valley, where you can take some great pictures of the scenery. Then, we'll continue our journey, passing through the Mid-Atlas Mountains, a pine forest called Azrou, which has some monkeys, and a place known as the 'Switzerland of Morocco,' called Ifrane, with its unique trees.

Our final destination is Fez, which is known as one of the most authentic cities in Morocco.

After having a traditional Moroccan breakfast at the hotel, it's time to explore Fez, which is known as one of Morocco's most historic cities. Fez is a fascinating place with lots to see and capture with your camera.

You'll have the chance to touch the old writings on the walls and wander through a unique part of the city called the medina, which is protected by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. It's the biggest medina globally, with narrow streets that make you feel like you've stepped back in time.

If you're interested in the history of Fez that's not related to Islam, you can visit the Mellah, which is the old Jewish part of the city. It was built in the 13th century and became Morocco's first Jewish neighborhood in the 14th century, way back in 1438.

You'll also visit the world's oldest university still operating, the University of Al Quaraouiyine, which was founded in 859 AD by an impressive woman named Fatima Al-Fihri.

After enjoying a tasty Moroccan breakfast at the hotel, we'll drive to Chefchaouen, a special city known as the 'Blue City' due to its blue-painted buildings. It's nestled in the Rif Mountains in northern Morocco.

You can explore the unique blue streets, admire local art, and see charming old houses. It's a lovely way to take a break from the busyness of Fez. We'll stay the night in Chefchaouen.

After breakfast at the hotel, we'll head to the capital city of Morocco, one of the four Imperial Cities. We'll visit places like Mohamed V's Mausoleum and the unfinished Hassan Tower, one of three important Almohad towers.

We'll also explore the Kasbah of the Oudaias, known for its winding streets and traditional houses, both inside and out.

In the afternoon, we'll continue our journey to Casablanca, where we'll spend the night.

Have breakfast at the hotel, and in the morning, you can explore the enormous Hassan II Mosque, one of the world's largest, with room for 105,000 people.

In the afternoon, we'll drive back to Marrakech, passing through beautiful landscapes with a lot of history and great views. We'll drop you off at your accommodation.