14 Days in Morocco: 8 Itineraries & Tours
Eight two-week routes from our local team – time for the Sahara, the imperial cities, the mountains and the ocean, at a pace you can enjoy. Updated October 2026 · by our local team in Morocco
Planning 14 days in morocco? Two weeks is the length that lets Morocco breathe. You can walk the medinas of Fes and Marrakech, hike in the High Atlas, sleep in the dunes of Merzouga and still have days left for the blue lanes of Chefchaouen or the waves of Essaouira and Taghazout. Below are our favourite ways to use those fourteen days – from a grand loop out of Casablanca to a route that starts at the ferry from Spain, a slower trip for families and a trekking journey for strong walkers. Every one is private and built around you.
14 Days in Morocco: the short answer
- First time in Morocco: 14 Days in Morocco Itinerary: Marrakech to Casablanca – Marrakech, the Atlas, the Sahara, Fes and Chefchaouen, ending in Casablanca.
- Return flight to Casablanca: 14 Day Morocco Tour from Casablanca: The Full Loop – A full loop through the north, the desert, Marrakech and Essaouira.
- Coming from Spain: Two Week Morocco Itinerary from Tangier to Marrakech – Ferry to Tangier, then the Rif, Fes, the Sahara and Marrakech.
- With children: 2 Weeks in Morocco with Kids: Marrakech to Fes – Short stages, two-night stops and a big activity every day.
- Very active: 14 Days Tour from Marrakech: Toubkal, Sahara & Essaouira – Toubkal summit, climbing in Todra, the dunes and surf in Essaouira.
8 ways to spend 14 days in morocco
Click a trip to see where it starts, the route and the highlights.
14 Days in Morocco Itinerary: Marrakech to CasablancaPrivate tour · Marrakech to Casablanca · Classic, all regionsOur complete first-timer route: Marrakech, a night in the High Atlas, the kasbahs and gorges, a camp in the Sahara, Fes, two nights in Chefchaouen and the Atlantic capitals – with a hike, a bike or a camel almost every day.
2 Weeks in Morocco: Fes, the Sahara, the Atlas & EssaouiraPrivate tour · Fes to Marrakech · Desert, mountains & coastFly into Fes, fly out of Marrakech: the medina and the cedar forests, quad and camels in the dunes, the gorges and kasbahs, two nights trekking in the High Atlas and an active finish on the Atlantic in Essaouira.
Two Week Morocco Itinerary from Tangier to MarrakechPrivate tour · Tangier to Marrakech · North, desert & citiesPerfect if you come from Spain: meet us at the port of Tangier, then the Rif mountains, Fes, a night in the Sahara, the kasbahs, a balloon over Marrakech and a last hike in the High Atlas.
14 Day Morocco Tour from Casablanca: The Full LoopPrivate tour · Round trip from Casablanca · Cities, desert & coastLand in Casablanca and come back to the same airport: royal Rabat, Chefchaouen, Fes, the dunes of Erg Chebbi, the gorges and kasbahs, Marrakech and two nights by the ocean in Essaouira.
2 Weeks in Morocco with Kids: Marrakech to FesPrivate tour · Marrakech to Fes · Family, short drivesBig adventures in small doses: a balloon and a camp in Agafay, mules in the Atlas, a castle you can explore, two nights by the dunes of Merzouga and the monkeys of the cedar forest – no day longer than about five hours on the road.
14 Days Tour from Marrakech: Toubkal, Sahara & EssaouiraPrivate tour · Round trip from Marrakech · Very activeOur most active two weeks: climb Jebel Toubkal (4,167 m), ride a horse at Aït Benhaddou, cycle in Skoura, climb rock in the Todra Gorge, two days in the dunes with quad and camels, and surf or kitesurf in Essaouira.
2 Week Morocco Road Trip: The Coast, the South & the SaharaPrivate tour · Marrakech to Fes · Coast, south & desertA road trip with your own driver, off the usual line: Essaouira, the surf coast of Taghazout, the walls of Taroudant, the road across the Anti-Atlas to Aït Benhaddou, the gorges, the Sahara and Fes.
Morocco 14 Day Tour on Foot: Atlas Valleys & Sahara TrekPrivate tour · Marrakech to Fes · TrekkingTwo great walks in one trip: three days trekking in the green Aït Bouguemez valley of the Central Atlas, and three days walking with camels across the dunes of Erg Chebbi – with the Ouzoud waterfalls and Fes on the way.
What to see in Morocco in 14 days
The places our 14-day itineraries visit – and which trip takes you there.
The Sahara at Merzouga
The dunes of Erg Chebbi: camels at sunset, quad or buggy, and a night under the stars – every route here spends time there.
Fes
The largest medieval medina in the world, with its tanneries, madrasas and workshops.
Marrakech
Palaces, souks, Jemaa el-Fna – and balloons and desert sunsets just outside the city.
Chefchaouen & Akchour
Two nights in the blue city leave a full day for the waterfalls of Akchour.
The High Atlas
Berber villages, mule paths and Jebel Toubkal, 4,167 m, the roof of North Africa.
Aït Benhaddou & the kasbahs
The great earthen ksar and the road of the kasbahs between the Atlas and the desert.
Dades & Todra gorges
Red canyons made for hiking and rock climbing.
Essaouira & Taghazout
The windy port of Essaouira and the surf beaches near Agadir.
How your 14-day trip works
- Choose an itinerary
Pick one of the 8 ideas above – or simply tell us what you love, and when you travel.
- Get your plan & price
We send you the day-by-day plan and a clear price on WhatsApp, and change anything you like.
- Confirm & enjoy
Once you confirm, our local team looks after everything, from your pick-up on day one to the last day.
Compare all 8 itineraries at a glance
| Itinerary | Start → end | Nights in the desert | Activity level | Driving | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14 Days in Morocco Itinerary | Marrakech → Casablanca | 1 (Merzouga) | Moderate | Medium | First time in Morocco |
| 2 Weeks in Morocco | Fes → Marrakech | 1 (Merzouga) | Moderate | Medium | Every landscape |
| Two Week Morocco Itinerary from Tangier to Marrakech | Tangier → Marrakech | 1 (Merzouga) | Easy | Medium | Arriving from Spain |
| 14 Day Morocco Tour from Casablanca | Casablanca → Casablanca | 1 (Merzouga) | Easy | Medium | Return flight to Casablanca |
| 2 Weeks in Morocco with Kids | Marrakech → Fes | 1 (Merzouga) + 1 (Agafay) | Easy | Short | Families |
| 14 Days Tour from Marrakech | Marrakech → Marrakech | 1 (Merzouga) | Challenging | Medium | Fit, active travellers |
| 2 Week Morocco Road Trip | Marrakech → Fes | 1 (Merzouga) | Moderate | Medium | Off the usual route |
| Morocco 14 Day Tour on Foot | Marrakech → Fes | 2 (Erg Chebbi) | Active | Long | Keen walkers |
14 Days in Morocco: good to know
Fly into one city, out of another
Arriving in Marrakech and leaving from Fes or Casablanca – or the other way round – saves a whole day of driving back and gives you more time where it matters.
Two nights where it counts
Two weeks lets you stay two nights in Fes, Chefchaouen, the Atlas or by the ocean. Fewer hotel changes make the trip feel like a holiday, not a race.
Mix active and easy days
A hike or a camel ride on one day, a guided city or a free afternoon on the next: that rhythm keeps energy up for the whole fortnight.
Keep a rest day near the end
A free day in Marrakech or Essaouira before your flight is the best way to finish – for a hammam, a last souk visit or simply the pool.
14 Days in Morocco: questions travellers ask
Is 2 weeks in Morocco too much?
No – two weeks is one of the best lengths for Morocco. It lets you see the imperial cities, the Sahara, the High Atlas and the coast with two-night stops, instead of changing hotels every night. If you love one region, we can slow the pace even more.
What is the best 14 day Morocco itinerary?
For a first visit, a route from Marrakech over the Atlas to the Sahara, then north to Fes and Chefchaouen, ending in Casablanca, covers the most in one direction. If your flight is a return, the Casablanca loop with Essaouira is a good choice. Families and walkers have their own routes above.
How much does 2 weeks in Morocco cost?
Our 14-day trips are private and priced on request. The price depends on the number of travellers, the season, the riads and camps you choose and the activities. Tell us your dates and we send you a clear quote.
Is 2 weeks in Morocco good with kids?
Yes, if the stages are short. Our family route keeps most drives under four hours, stays two nights in several places and has a big activity every day – balloon, camels, mules, sandboarding and the monkeys of the cedar forest.
Can you do a 2 week Morocco itinerary without a car?
Yes. On our trips you travel with your own driver, so you do not need to drive or rent a car. Trains link Marrakech, Casablanca, Rabat, Fes and Tangier, but the desert, the gorges and the mountains are much easier with a driver.
Can I combine 2 weeks in Morocco with Spain?
Yes – the ferry from Tarifa to Tangier takes about an hour. Our two week route from Tangier ends in Marrakech, where you can fly back to Spain; we can also plan it to end at the ferry.
What is the weather like for 14 days in Morocco?
Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are best for a trip that covers the whole country. Summer is very hot in the south and the Sahara but pleasant on the coast, and winter brings sunny days, cold desert nights and snow on the Atlas.
Are these 14-day tours private?
Yes. Every itinerary on this page is a private tour on the dates you choose, with your own driver, and we change any day to suit you.
Mix two ideas into one trip?
Tell us your dates and what you love most – we build your own 14-day route.
Send us your trip details
Your request comes straight to our team’s inbox and we reply by email or WhatsApp, as you prefer – usually the same day.
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