DAY 1:
From Marrakech to Casablanca. 240 km.
We will start the first day of the tour in Casablanca – and go for a city tour. We will visit the Grand Mosque named after King Hassan II, visit the United Nations Square, in the evening we will go for a walk in the leisure area of Casablanca Ain Diab. We will end the day in a luxurious hotel in the city.
DAY 2:
From Casablanca to Rabat and Tangier. 330 km.
After breakfast, we will organize and get on the motorcycles and ride north along the coast road alongside the Atlantic Ocean until we reach Rabat, the capital city.
We will tour the city’s beautiful and important sites, including King’s Palace Square, the National Museum, the Oudayas Fortress, do a walking tour in the fortress alleys, ride on the wide and political streets of the capital city. We will continue riding north along the Atlantic ocean, passing through coastal towns Mohammedia, Bouznika, to reach Tangier, the port city where we will stay overnight.
DAY 3:
From Tangier to Chefchaouen. 170 km.
After breakfast, we will take a tour of the beautiful city and then head east to the unique and picturesque town of Chefchaouen – the capital of the Rif Mountains. We will arrive in the afternoon and wonder among the bright blue and blue alleys that give the blue city its beauty. In the evening, we will go to the fortress square surrounded by cafes and restaurants, and stay overnight in Chefchaouen.
DAY 4:
From Chefchaouen to Fes. 197 km.
In the morning, we will head south towards the large and unique city of Fes. We will arrive in the ‘barbaric town of Moulay Yaakoub’, famous for its spa and spa facilities. Depending on the arrival time, we might be able to bathe in one of the public baths, then continue to the city of Fes where we will stay overnight.
Day 5:
From Fes to Midelt. 198 km.
After a tour of the city, we will leave the special city of Fes and leave early through the barbaric village of Bhalil, which means “the magic of the night”.
Some of the village houses are built inside caves and are adjacent to regular houses and look similar, where people work in the streets in simple handcrafted jobs mainly in the production of jelba – buttonhole buttons and silk thread production. From there we will continue south through the cedar forests of Michlifen in the Middle Atlas to visit the city of Ifrane, also known as the “Switzerland of Morocco”, reminiscent of cities in Europe. We will continue through the desert line to the town of Midelt where we will stay overnight.
Day 6:
From Midelt to Merzouga – Sahara Desert. 264 km.
After breakfast, we will head towards Merzouga, passing through the towns of Rich, Rashidia, Erfoud, enjoying the views of the Ziz River channels and the many water reservoirs that accompany us along the way. At the end of the day, we will reach the desert town of Merzouga located in the heart of the Sahara on all its crazy and quiet beauty.
We sleep in Merzouga.
Day 7:
From Merzouga to Todra Valley. 202 km.
In the morning, we will head west along the Sahara Desert through the southern slopes of the Atlas mountains to the spectacular Todra Gorge through the Thousand Kasbahs, the road is named because of the number of Kasbahs that can be seen along the way.
We Sleep in Todra.
Day 8:
Todra Valley – Tinjdad – El Kelaa M’gouna – Ouarzazate. 173 km.
After breakfast, we will continue westward through the Sahara Desert, on the 1000 Kasbahs route. We will pass through Tinrir, where many Jews came to Israel. We will pass through the Dades Valley and be amazed from special sights of the mud-brick houses.
We will reach the outskirts of El Kelaa M’gouna, known for its many rose farms, including the Persian rose, we will stop and enjoy the rose industry and the many trading houses. In the evening, we will arrive in the large and developing desert town of Ouarzazate where we will stay overnight.
Day 9:
Ouarzazate – Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou – Marrakech. 193 km.
We will leave in the morning to Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou, considered the most spectacular and impressive kasbah in Morocco and recognized by UNESCO as a conservation site – many films were shot in this kasbah – Ten Commandments, Gladiator, Lawrence of Arabia, and more.
We will start our way on the main and highest pass of the Atlas mountains slowly and carefully, crossing the stunning Atlas mountains at the Tichka Pass, one of the two existing passes, climbing up to a height of about 2500 meters and descending the northern slopes of the Atlas mountains and sliding to the barbaric city of Marrakech, where our beautiful tour will end.
