This Morocco 2 Week Itinerary is your complete guide to discovering the heart of Morocco. From the Atlantic coast to the Sahara Desert, and from ancient cities to mountain villages, you will explore Morocco’s rich culture, warm hospitality, and beautiful landscapes. It is the perfect mix of history, adventure, and relaxation, designed to give you a full experience of the country in just 14 days.
You should choose this Morocco 2 Week Itinerary because it gives you a full picture of Morocco without feeling rushed. It includes the must-see places, but also quiet towns and nature. You get to visit both the famous tourist cities like Marrakech and hidden gems like Todra Gorges.
You will enjoy different experiences like camel rides, city walks, and beach time. The trip moves in a smooth circle from Casablanca to the desert and back to the coast, so you don’t waste time going back and forth. Each place offers something new and exciting.
You will start your Morocco 2 Week Itinerary in Casablanca. It is the biggest city in Morocco. Visit the Hassan II Mosque. It is near the ocean and very large. Walk by the sea and enjoy your first night.
Next is Rabat, the capital of Morocco. You will see the Kasbah of the Udayas. It is an old castle near the water. You can also see the Hassan Tower and relax in the medina.
This town is all blue. It is small and peaceful. You will love walking in the blue streets. You can take many pictures. There are also waterfalls and mountains nearby if you like to hike.
Fes is very old. The streets are narrow and full of life. You will see tanneries and markets. Try local food like pastilla. This city shows you old Moroccan life.
This day, you will drive across forests and mountains. You may see monkeys in the cedar trees. After a long ride, you will arrive in Merzouga, near the desert.
Now you are in the desert. You can ride a camel on the sand dunes. Sleep in a desert tent. Watch the sunset. Hear music by the fire. These two days will be the best part of your Morocco 2 Week Itinerary.
Leave the desert and head to the canyons. The rocks are very tall and close. You can walk and take pictures. Stay in a local guest house for the night.
You will visit this famous village. Many movies were filmed here. The houses are made of clay. It is a special place.
Marrakech is busy and fun. Walk in Jemaa el-Fnaa square. Visit gardens and old palaces. Shop in the souks. This city is full of color and energy.
Take a short trip to the sea. Essaouira is calm and pretty. You can eat fish, walk on the beach, and enjoy the ocean air.
You can go back to Marrakech or Casablanca. This is your last day. You can shop, rest, or take photos. Your Morocco 2 Week Itinerary is now complete.
The best time to enjoy your Morocco 2 Week Itinerary is during spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). These seasons offer mild weather, clear skies, and fewer crowds. You can walk through ancient cities, explore valleys, and enjoy the desert without strong heat or cold. It’s the ideal time for camel rides, guided tours, and sightseeing.
Summer can be very hot, especially in the desert and big cities. Winter brings cooler weather and even snow in the mountains, with cold nights in the Sahara. If you want comfort, great photos, and easier travel, spring and autumn are the perfect months for your Morocco 2 Week Itinerary.
Please note that this is simply a recommended itinerary. If it doesn’t fit what you’re looking for, don’t hesitate to contact us. We can create a custom itinerary based on your preferences and how long you’ll be staying. We offer personalized tours all around Morocco.
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Yes. Two weeks is the perfect time. You can see the cities, the desert, and the sea without stress.
Yes. Morocco is safe. Be careful like in any country. Stay in tourist areas and be polite.
You can take a bus, rent a car, or book a tour. Many people use private drivers. It saves time.
Yes. You can skip some places or stay longer in others. Make it your own.