Morocco itineraries, day by day.

It depends on how much ground you want to cover. The capital, Rabat, with its monuments, medina and coast, fits comfortably into one to two days, while a route linking the imperial cities, the desert or the coastline usually needs a week or more. Our plans are organised by city and by length, so you can start from a base like Rabat and add days or regions until the pace feels right for you.

Yes. Every itinerary is private to your own party and fully adjustable. We treat the day-by-day plans you see here as a starting point — you can change the order of cities, swap or add stops, adjust the pace, and shape the route around your dates, interests and travel style.

A typical day mixes guided sightseeing with free time. In Rabat that might mean a morning at the Hassan Tower, the Kasbah of the Udayas and the ruins at Chellah with a local guide, lunch near the medina, and a relaxed afternoon by the river or the Atlantic. Travel days between cities are planned with comfortable driving stages and scenic stops along the way.

The day-by-day plan, route and recommended highlights are the core of every itinerary, arranged around private transport and local guiding where it adds value. Exactly what is included — such as accommodation, drivers, guides and activities — is confirmed in the written quote we prepare for your specific dates, since it depends on the cities, length and style you choose.

Earlier booking gives the widest choice of riads and guides, especially in the pleasant spring and autumn periods, though we also help with shorter lead times where availability allows. Combining regions is very common: a Rabat-based plan pairs naturally with Salé across the river, the imperial city of Meknes and the Roman ruins of Volubilis, Casablanca and the Atlantic coast, or onward routes toward Fes and beyond.