- How many days is the 10 Days Tour from Casablanca?
- This itinerary runs 10 days / 9 nights, following Casablanca round trip. Day one starts with pick-up from your accommodation and the last day ends with drop-off at your hotel, riad or airport.
- What does the 10 Days Tour from Casablanca include on the way?
- The main stops are Visit Casablanca & Fes, Volibulis is a Roman city that you should see., See the Azrou cedar forest and the Middle Atlas Sahara Desert. Go camel trekking and spend the night in the desert.. You travel in a private vehicle with a local driver, so you can stop for photos, tea or a longer walk wherever you like.
- How much does the 10 Days Tour from Casablanca cost?
- We quote each private departure once we know your dates, group size and the comfort level you want, so the price reflects your own trip rather than a fixed package. A deposit of €100 to €200 by PayPal confirms the booking and the balance is normally settled in cash on arrival.
- Where do we sleep in the desert on this route?
- Camp near Merzouga. Dinner, breakfast, the camel trek into the dunes and music around the fire are part of the desert stay, and a camp with private bathrooms can be arranged on request.
- Is this a private tour?
- Yes. Every tour runs privately for your group only, with your own vehicle and driver, so the pace and the stops stay flexible.
- Can the itinerary be changed?
- It can. Days, stops, accommodation level and desert activities can all be adjusted — tell us what you have in mind when you request availability.
- What is the desert camp like?
- Camps near Merzouga range from traditional Berber tents with shared facilities to larger tents with private bathrooms. Dinner, breakfast and music around the fire are included.
- How long are the driving days?
- Southern Morocco covers long distances, so expect several hours of driving each day, broken up with viewpoints, villages and photo stops.
- When is the best time to travel?
- Spring and autumn are the most comfortable. Summer days are very hot in the desert and winter nights are cold, so packing layers matters.