Morocco Luxury Guided Tour
See and do almost all of it

Classic Route In 11 Days, Luxury Tour Package In 5 Star Hotels for over 50s

$544 a month for 6 months, 0% interest (ask for details)


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Dates & Availability for the Next 12 Months: Any Date w/ 7-Day Notice (some exceptions are made)
Can This Be Customized? Yes
Fully Guided? All tours are almost fully guided.
Are Solo Travelers Welcomed? Yes, but there needs to be a minimum of 2 persons booked to operate this multiday tour.

Why we offer only ONE tour?

Because if you're looking to experience Morocco in a way that feels personal, genuine, and full of heart, Charlie The Traveler is the tour operator for you. What makes this journey so special? It's simple: Charlie, the FOUNDER, has been to every destination, every hotel, and every restaurant on the itinerary is a place he loves deeply. These are the spots he’s handpicked, knowing you’ll fall in love with them too.

Unlike other tours that follow the crowd, we focus on showing you the authentic culture of Morocco—the hidden gems and local experiences that are often overlooked.

See what is included on our 11 Day over 50s Morocco luxury tour

See amazing Morocco with us

Casablanca | Essaouira | Marrakesh | Fez | Sahara Desert | Blue Pearl | Ait Benhaddou | Todgha Gorges | Dades Gorges | Ouzoud Falls | Ziz Valley | Tangier | Rissani

Morocco Tour Highlights

Morocco Tour Package Itinerary

Day 1:
Discovering Marrakesh - The Rose-Colored Desert Jewel

We begin our journey in Marrakesh, Morocco’s fourth-largest yet most visited city, known by several evocative names. Your first day’s schedule adapts to your arrival time. The historic medina offers endless exploration opportunities, and while it’s easy to lose your way, our expert guide ensures you experience Marrakesh’s highlights: royal palaces, panoramic viewpoints, ancient fortresses, tranquil garden retreats, traditional tanneries, magnificent mosques, and more.
We’ll aim to visit these locations today, though the exact itinerary may shift based on timing:
1. Rahba Kedima: a marketplace for fresh produce and poultry
2. Souk Semarine: bustling with textile vendors and souvenir stalls
3. Souk Haddadin: historically the metalworkers’ district, now featuring diverse shops
4. Souk des Teinturiers: showcasing traditional dyeing workshops
5. Souk el-Attarine: specializing in lamps, teapots, and decorative mirrors
6. Kissaria: upscale boutiques offering lanterns, glassware, Berber carpets, fashion, and antiques
7. Souk Cherifia: premier destination for contemporary clothing, accessories, and home décor
8. Criee Berbere: formerly a slave trading area, now selling traditional carpets
9. Sidi Ishak: general merchandise market
10. Albiyyaddine: various retail shops
11. Jemaa El-Fnaa: Marrakesh’s iconic central plaza, alive with street performers and food vendors

Note: If direct flights to Marrakesh aren’t available, you’ll connect through Casablanca or we’ll arrange ground transfer.

Day 2:
Waterfall Adventure - Hiking and Boating

Today’s excursion takes us to Ouzoud Falls, where we’ll hike the trails and paddle beneath the cascades. This spectacular series of waterfalls plunges 600 meters into the El-Abid River gorge, making it the region’s most popular natural attraction.

Day 3:
Coastal Charm - Argan Oil and Essaouira

Our second day trip heads to the coastal town of Essaouira. Along the way, watch for the famous tree-climbing goats and visit a cooperative producing organic argan oil, prized for its cosmetic benefits. In Essaouira, our guided tour explores the fortified medina, designed by European architects in the late 1700s. This UNESCO-protected old town features defensive bastions, historic ramparts, art galleries, and animated markets.

Today’s highlights include:

  1. Marine Gate and docks
  2. Sqala de la Ville: the kasbah’s defensive bastion
  3. Dar Laalouj Street: lined with shops
  4. Souk Jdid marketplace
  5. Mohammed Zerktouni Street: the main thoroughfare with lively market stalls
  6. Historic city walls
  7. Essaouira Beach: look for ancient fortification ruins at the far end
  8. Port bastion

Swimming is recommended only during summer months due to cold water temperatures in fall and winter. We cannot guarantee sightings of the tree-climbing goats.

Day 4:
Marrakesh's Markets and Street Life

Today we immerse ourselves in Marrakesh’s marketplace culture. With approximately 18 distinct souks, the city functions as one enormous bazaar—a tradition dating back centuries when Berber traders gathered to exchange goods like carpets and enjoy street entertainment. That spirit thrives today in Jemaa el-Fnaa Square, where acrobats, drummers, musicians, dancers, storytellers, and comedians captivate crowds. We’ll also explore the city’s impressive architectural heritage.

Day 5:
Movie Magic - Ancient Villages and Film Studios

Leaving Marrakesh, we journey toward the desert with two fascinating stops. First, the fortified village of Ait Benhaddou showcases traditional earthen architecture and has appeared in numerous international films including The Mummy, Gladiator, and Game of Thrones. Next, we visit Ouarzazate, home to Atlas Studios—one of the world’s largest film production facilities by area. A cinema museum displays props from famous productions.

Day 6:
Desert Dreams - Sahara Experience and Luxury Camping'?

Continuing north, we explore Dades Gorges—dramatic canyons carved by rivers—followed by the limestone cliffs of Todgha Gorges. We stop in Rissani village to try madfouna, a local pizza-style specialty. Our destination is Erg Chebbi, where towering red sand dunes await. After settling into our luxury desert camp, we ride camels at sunset with our guide. The evening includes dinner and a traditional performance with music and fire under the stars.

Note: While camps typically have Wi-Fi and electricity, occasional outages may occur.

Day 7:
Medieval Meets Modern - Journey to Fez

After breakfast, we ride quad bikes to nearby Merzouga village before traveling to Fez (also spelled Fes). Scenic stops include Ziz Valley and Cèdre Gouraud Forest, where monkeys roam. Fez, Morocco’s oldest imperial capital, is considered the Arab world’s best-preserved medieval city—a sensory feast awaiting exploration.

Today’s attractions include:

  1. Bou Ksissat Street: jewelry shops in the historic Jewish Quarter (Mellah)
  2. Bab Ftouh (Victory Gate)
  3. Rcif: food market
  4. Dyer’s Street: colorful textiles hanging in alleyways
  5. Place Seffarine: historic square with fountain and traditional brass workshops

Day 8:
Cultural Immersion - Fez Exploration and Home-Cooked Dinner

Fez beautifully blends medieval charm with contemporary life. Today we tour fortresses, mosques, tanneries, brass workshops, a historic university, panoramic viewpoints, and bustling souks. As Morocco’s second most popular destination, Fez rivals Marrakesh in must-see attractions. This evening, we visit a local home to watch traditional cooking and share dinner—an unforgettable cultural exchange.

Key sites include:

  1. Royal Palace (exterior viewing only)
  2. Marinid Tombs: ruins with city views
  3. Armory Museum: housed in a 16th-century fortress
  4. Mechouar de Bab Dekaken Gate
  5. Talaa Kebira Street: historic shopping thoroughfare
  6. Bou Inania Madrasa: Islamic school
  7. Nejjarine Museum: wooden arts in a beautiful building
  8. Chouara Tannery: traditional leather dyeing
  9. Al-Attarine Madrasa: offers courtyard views of Qarawiyyin Mosque
  10. Historic restaurants in decorative buildings (Nejjarine, Dar Saada, Riad Nejjarine)
  11. Leather Market: formerly a slave market, now selling dyed leather
  12. Zawiya of Sidi Ahmed al-Tijani: religious complex (exterior for non-Muslims)
  13. Qarawiyyin Mosque: world’s oldest university, now a mosque (exterior for non-Muslims)
  14. Quaraouiyine Palace: carpet shop with terrace views
  15. Zaouia Moulay Idriss II: shrine of Fez’s founder (limited access for non-Muslims)
  16. Borj Sud: viewpoint
  17. Blue Gate (Bab Bou Jeloud)

Day 9:
The Blue Pearl - Chefchaouen

We travel to Chefchaouen, Morocco’s enchanting “blue pearl”—a mountain village painted in striking blue hues. The contrast between the colorful medina and surrounding peaks creates picture-perfect scenes beloved by tourists and social media influencers. We’ll explore the main square, where cafes buzz with locals and visitors mingling.

Day 10:
Casablanca or Tangier - Your Departure City

Your destination today depends on your departure point. If leaving from Casablanca, we’ll visit the magnificent Hassan II Mosque—completed in 1993, it’s Africa’s second-largest functioning mosque and the world’s seventh-largest, with a 210-meter minaret ranking as the world’s second-tallest. If departing from Tangier, we’ll tour the citadel, ramparts, shops, squares, markets, gardens, and mosques.

Tangier highlights include:

  1. Kasbah Citadel: stunning inside and out
  2. Ramparts (Bab Al Bahr): terrace views and Borj en Naam fort
  3. Es-Siaghine Street: cafes, shops, southern gate, government courtyard, former Spanish church, jewelers
  4. Hotel Continental: notable breakfast room
  5. Grand Socco: busy market square with mosque and gardens
  6. Fondouk Chejra: traditional oriental market
  7. Rue de la Liberte: souvenir bazaar
  8. Place de France: popular gathering spot
  9. Place de Faro: old town views
  10. Moshe Nahon Synagogue: on Boulevard Pasteur

Day 11:
Our Tour Ends Today...or Should We Continue?

We’ll arrange transportation to your departure point—Tangier’s airport or port, or Casablanca’s airport. Additional fees apply for Tangier drop-off.

 

 

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