22 Days in Morocco: 6 Itineraries & Tours
Six routes for twenty-two days – a full three weeks in Morocco plus your travel days – with rest stops, two-night stays and an adventure in every region. Updated October 2026 · by our local team in Morocco
Planning 22 days in morocco? With twenty-two days you can stop counting hours on the road. Spend two nights in the dunes of Merzouga, walk for days in the High Atlas, take a slow week on the Atlantic, or head for places most visitors never see: the Mediterranean coast at Al Hoceima, the lakes of Imilchil, the pink granite of Tafraoute and the red cliffs of Legzira. Fly in from far away, come by ferry from Spain or travel with children – every route below is private and changes to fit you.
22 Days in Morocco: the short answer
- First time, one way: 3 Weeks in Morocco Itinerary: Marrakech to Tangier – Marrakech, Essaouira, the Atlas, the Sahara, Fes and Chefchaouen to Tangier.
- Flying in and out of Casablanca: 22 Days Morocco Tours from Casablanca: The Grand Loop – The grand loop, with a week on the Atlantic coast.
- With children: 3 Weeks in Morocco with Kids: A Slow Family Adventure – One adventure a day, short drives and plenty of beach time.
- Coming by ferry from Spain: Morocco Travel Itinerary 3 Weeks: A Loop from Tangier – A loop from the port of Tangier and back.
- Very active: 3 Week Morocco Itinerary for Active Travellers: Treks, Dunes & Waves – Valley treks, a camel trek, climbing, bikes and surf.
6 ways to spend 22 days in morocco
Click a trip to see where it starts, the route and the highlights.
22 Days Morocco Tours from Casablanca: The Grand LoopPrivate tour · Round trip from Casablanca · Round trip, all regionsThe full circle from Casablanca airport: Rabat and Chefchaouen, three nights in Fes, the Sahara, the gorges and kasbahs, Marrakech and the High Atlas, then over the Tizi n’Test to Taroudant and up the Atlantic coast from Taghazout to Oualidia.
3 Weeks in Morocco Itinerary: Marrakech to TangierPrivate tour · Marrakech to Tangier · First visit, one wayThe classic first trip, one way and unhurried: Marrakech and a night in the Agafay desert, three nights in Essaouira, the High Atlas, the Sahara with a rest day, three nights in Fes, Chefchaouen and Tangier.
3 Weeks in Morocco with Kids: A Slow Family AdventurePrivate tour · Marrakech to Fes · Family, slower paceMade for families: three nights in Marrakech with a balloon flight, a night in the Agafay desert, mules in the Atlas, a week by the ocean, then the kasbahs, two nights at the dunes and the monkeys of the cedar forest on the way to Fes.
Morocco Travel Itinerary 3 Weeks: A Loop from TangierPrivate tour · Round trip from Tangier · Round trip from SpainA round trip for travellers coming by ferry from Spain: from Tangier to Chefchaouen and Fes, the Sahara, the gorges and Marrakech, three nights in Essaouira, then back north along the Atlantic by Oualidia, Rabat and Asilah.
3 Week Morocco Itinerary for Active Travellers: Treks, Dunes & WavesPrivate tour · Marrakech to Agadir · Very activeThree weeks of movement: trekking in the Aït Bouguemez valley, a kayak on Bin el Ouidane, a two-night camel trek in the Sahara, climbing in Todra, mountain biking in the Anti-Atlas around Tafraoute and surf to finish.
Morocco 3 Weeks Itinerary: The Mediterranean, Imilchil & the Hidden AtlasPrivate tour · Tangier to Marrakech · Off the beaten trackFor a second trip or curious travellers: the Mediterranean coast at Al Hoceima, Fes, the Sahara, then north from the Todra Gorge over the mountains to the lakes of Imilchil, the lake of Bin el Ouidane and the Ouzoud waterfalls.
What to see in Morocco in 22 days
The places our 22-day itineraries visit – and which trip takes you there.
The Sahara at Merzouga
The dunes of Erg Chebbi: camel rides, desert camps and, on a long trip, a day off at the edge of the sand.
Fes & Meknes
The medina of Fes, the imperial city of Meknes and the Roman ruins of Volubilis.
Chefchaouen & the Rif
The blue city, the Akchour waterfalls and, further east, the Mediterranean at Al Hoceima.
Dades & Todra gorges
Red canyons for hiking and climbing between the High Atlas and the desert.
The High Atlas
Imlil and its Berber villages, the Tizi n’Test road and the green valley of Aït Bouguemez.
Imilchil & Bin el Ouidane
High lakes, cedar country and a turquoise reservoir in the central Atlas, far from the main roads.
Taroudant, Tafraoute & Legzira
The walled town of Taroudant, the pink granite of the Anti-Atlas and the red cliffs of Legzira beach.
The Atlantic coast
Essaouira, Oualidia, Asilah and the surf villages of Taghazout and Imsouane.
How your 22-day trip works
- Choose an itinerary
Pick one of the 6 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 6 itineraries at a glance
| Itinerary | Start → end | Nights in the desert | Activity level | Driving | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 22 Days Morocco Tours from Casablanca | Casablanca → Casablanca | 1 (Merzouga) | Moderate | Medium | Seeing the whole country |
| 3 Weeks in Morocco Itinerary | Marrakech → Tangier | 1 (Merzouga) + 1 (Agafay) | Easy | Medium | First visit, one way |
| 3 Weeks in Morocco with Kids | Marrakech → Fes | 1 (Merzouga) + 1 (Agafay) | Easy | Medium | Families with children |
| Morocco Travel Itinerary 3 Weeks | Tangier → Tangier | 1 (Merzouga) | Moderate | Medium | Arriving by ferry from Spain |
| 3 Week Morocco Itinerary for Active Travellers | Marrakech → Agadir | 2 (Erg Chebbi) | Challenging | Medium | Very active travellers |
| Morocco 3 Weeks Itinerary | Tangier → Marrakech | 1 (Merzouga) | Moderate | Long | Second trip, quiet places |
22 Days in Morocco: good to know
Three weeks is time to slow down
Twenty-two days covers three full weeks plus your travel days. Use it to stay two or three nights in your favourite places instead of adding more stops.
Keep one free day each week
A day without a programme – at the dunes, in Fes or by the ocean – keeps everyone fresh for the next adventure.
Mix the classics with quieter corners
After the Sahara, Fes and Marrakech, there is time for Imilchil, Al Hoceima, Taroudant or Tafraoute, which few tours reach.
Choose your airports first
Flying into Marrakech and out of Tangier, Fes or Agadir – or taking the ferry from Spain – shapes the route and saves days of driving.
22 Days in Morocco: questions travellers ask
Is 22 days enough to see Morocco?
Yes – it is enough to see every main region at a relaxed pace: the north, the imperial cities, the Sahara, the High Atlas and the coast, with rest days and a few quieter places too.
What is the best 3 weeks in Morocco itinerary?
For a first trip, travel one way from Marrakech to Tangier (or the reverse), with the coast, the High Atlas, the Sahara, Fes and Chefchaouen. If you want quieter places, add the central Atlas, Imilchil or the Anti-Atlas around Tafraoute.
How much does 3 weeks in Morocco cost?
Our trips are private and priced on request. The price depends on the number of travellers, the season, the comfort level of the riads and the activities. Send us your dates and we reply with a clear price.
Can I combine 3 weeks in Spain and Morocco?
Yes. The ferry from Tarifa or Algeciras to Tangier takes about an hour. If you split three weeks between the two countries, a 10 to 14 day route in Morocco from Tangier fits well; with the full three weeks in Morocco, our loop from Tangier brings you back to the ferry.
Is a 3 week Morocco itinerary good for families?
Yes, if the pace is slow: one activity a day, short drives, beach days and two nights at the dunes. Our family route keeps every drive under about five hours.
Where do 22 days Morocco tours from Casablanca go?
A typical loop goes north to Rabat and Chefchaouen, then Fes, the Sahara at Merzouga, the gorges, Marrakech and the High Atlas, and back up the Atlantic coast by Essaouira and Oualidia.
When is the best time for 3 weeks in Morocco?
Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) suit every region. Summer is very hot in the desert and the south, and in winter the High Atlas has snow and the desert nights are cold.
Are these 22-day tours private?
Yes. Every itinerary on this page is a private tour for you and your travel companions, on the dates you choose, and every day can be changed.
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Tell us your dates and what you love most – we build your own 22-day route.
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