Your Trip at A Glance
- Duration:10 Days
- Availability:30th July 2027
- Guided In: English
- Exclusivity: Private Tour
- Best for: Cultural Explorers
- Age Range: 8 to 75 Years
- Intensity: Moderate, Urban Walking
- Best Time: July - August 2027
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Key Spots:Casablanca - Rabat - Tangier - Chefchaouen - Volubilis - Meknes - Fez - Beni Mellal - Marrakech
Key Experiences
- Witness the remarkable 2027 solar eclipse in northern Morocco on August 2.
- Explore Casablanca’s Hassan II Mosque, Atlantic Corniche, Habous Quarter, and Royal Palace exterior.
- Discover Rabat’s Hassan Tower, Royal Palace, Kasbah of the Udayas, medina, and traditional souks.
- Experience Tangier’s multicultural heritage overlooking the Strait of Gibraltar between Africa and Europe.
- Wander through Chefchaouen’s blue-painted streets, mountain lanes, historic kasbah, and atmospheric central square.
- Walk among the Roman ruins, monumental arches, temples, and preserved mosaics of UNESCO-listed Volubilis.
- Visit imperial Meknes and admire the monumental Bab El Mansour and historic Heri es-Souani complex.
- Explore the UNESCO-listed Fez Medina with its madrasas, tanneries, artisan souks, squares, and historic Mellah.
- Join a traditional pottery workshop led by a skilled local artisan in Fez.
- Cross the scenic Middle Atlas through Ifrane, Imouzzer, and the fertile landscapes surrounding Beni Mellal.
- Discover Marrakech’s Majorelle Garden, Menara Gardens, Koutoubia Mosque, Mellah, medina, and colorful souks.
- Enjoy comfortable transfers, knowledgeable local guides, carefully paced sightseeing, and leisure time throughout the journey.
Detailed Itinerary
Day 1: July 30, 2027 – Welcome to Casablanca
Your Moroccan journey begins upon arrival at Casablanca Airport, where our representative will welcome you and assist with your transfer. Settle into your hotel, relax after your flight, and prepare for the exciting experiences ahead.
Day 2: July 31, 2027 – Casablanca and Rabat’s Imperial Heritage
After breakfast, discover Morocco’s largest city on a guided tour of Casablanca. Admire the impressive exterior of the Hassan II Mosque, enjoy the Atlantic views along the Corniche, and explore the traditional Habous Quarter before stopping outside the Royal Palace.
In the afternoon, travel to Rabat, Morocco’s elegant capital. Visit the Royal Palace area, the historic Hassan Tower, and the picturesque Kasbah of the Udayas. Later, wander through the old medina and browse colorful souks filled with Berber crafts, traditional goods, and vintage jewelry.
Day 3: August 1, 2027 – North to Tangier
Travel north to Tangier, the legendary “Bride of the North,” overlooking the Strait of Gibraltar where Africa meets Europe.
Begin at Dar el Makhzen, the former sultan’s palace that now houses the Kasbah Museum of Mediterranean Cultures. Continue through Petit Socco and Grand Socco, where lively markets and local street food reveal Tangier’s distinctive character. Complete your discovery with visits to the American Legation Museum and St. Andrew’s Anglican Church, two landmarks reflecting the city’s fascinating international heritage.
Day 4: August 2, 2027 – Tangier Solar Eclipse and the Blue Pearl
Experience one of the journey’s most extraordinary moments as you witness the Morocco solar eclipse during the afternoon. This rare celestial event adds a once-in-a-lifetime dimension to your Moroccan adventure.
On this extraordinary day, the sky above Tangier will darken for approximately 4 minutes and 50 seconds during the second-longest total solar eclipse of the 21st century. With a 79% probability of clear skies based on 24 years of satellite weather data, Tangier offers some of the most favorable viewing conditions along the eclipse path. This carefully designed tour combines this rare celestial spectacle with Morocco’s essential imperial cities, delivering a complete experience without requiring an extended journey.
Afterward, continue through the Rif Mountains to Chefchaouen, Morocco’s enchanting “Blue Pearl.” Explore the old town with your guide, visiting Kasbah Ali Ben Rachid and Plaza Uta el-Hammam before wandering through its famous blue-painted lanes, arched passages, and charming hillside streets.
Day 5: August 3, 2027 – Roman Volubilis, Imperial Meknes and Fez
Leave Chefchaouen and journey toward Fez, stopping first at the UNESCO-listed ruins of Volubilis. Walk among remarkably preserved Roman remains, including monumental arches, the Capitoline Temple, and beautiful mosaics such as those found in the House of Orpheus.
Continue to Meknes, one of Morocco’s imperial cities, to admire landmarks including the grand Bab El Mansour and the historic Heri es-Souani complex. Later, complete the journey to Fez and settle into your hotel.
Day 6: August 4, 2027 – Inside the Ancient Medina of Fez
Step into the living history of Fez on a guided exploration of its UNESCO-listed medina. Navigate its atmospheric lanes while discovering the Bou Inania and Al Attarine madrasas, traditional tanneries, Seffarine Square, the Moulay Idriss mausoleum area, Nejjarine Square, the woodworkers’ souk, and the historic Mellah.
Meet a master artisan during a traditional pottery workshop and gain insight into the craftsmanship that has shaped Fez for generations. After lunch at a local restaurant, enjoy free time to explore the medina, shop for handmade treasures, or simply absorb its timeless atmosphere.
Day 7: August 5, 2027 – Across the Middle Atlas to Marrakech
Begin a scenic journey toward Marrakech through the landscapes of the Middle Atlas. Pass mountain towns and villages such as Imouzzer and Ifrane, known for its distinctive alpine character.
Continue through the fertile region surrounding Beni Mellal before arriving in Marrakech. Check into your hotel and enjoy the evening at leisure in Morocco’s vibrant Red City.
Day 8: August 6, 2027 – The Gardens and Heritage of Marrakech
Discover Marrakech with your guide, beginning amid the vivid colors and exotic plants of the Majorelle Garden. Continue to the Menara Gardens, a peaceful historic retreat framed by olive groves and distant mountain views.
Admire the iconic Koutoubia Mosque and explore the Mellah, Marrakech’s historic Jewish quarter. Following lunch at a local restaurant, enjoy a free afternoon to relax, browse the souks, or experience the energy of the city at your own pace.
Day 9: August 7, 2027 – Marrakech at Leisure and Return to Casablanca
Enjoy a relaxed morning in Marrakech. Revisit a favorite neighborhood, shop for final souvenirs, unwind at the hotel, or choose an optional excursion.
In the afternoon, travel back to Casablanca and check into your hotel for the final night of your Moroccan journey.
Day 10: August 8, 2027 – Farewell to Morocco
After breakfast, meet our representative for your transfer to Casablanca Airport. Depart Morocco carrying memories of imperial cities, blue mountain lanes, ancient Roman ruins, vibrant medinas, and the unforgettable 2027 solar eclipse.
What's Included
- Meet and assist service by our representatives at the airports
- Transfers in modern AC vehicles with a licensed English-speaking driver
- 2 nights of accommodation in Casablanca with breakfast
- 1 night of accommodation in Rabat with breakfast
- 1 night of accommodation in Tangier with breakfast
- 1 night of accommodation in Chefchaouen with breakfast
- 2 nights of accommodation in Fez with breakfast
- 2 nights of accommodation in Marrakech with breakfast
- Professional local guides in sites as per itinerary
- Entrance fees for all sites specified in the itinerary
- Daily bottled mineral water during transportation
- All applicable service charges and local taxes
What's Not Included
- International Flights – Book separately.
- Entry Visas – Guidance provided.
- Tipping – At your discretion.
- Personal Expenses – Such as shopping, snacks, or phone.
- Optional Tours – Available at extra cost if desired.
- Travel Insurance – Strongly recommended.
How We Organize Your Trip
- We have hand-picked our 10-day route to ensure you are perfectly positioned within the path of totality for the 2027 event.
- Our local experts manage the timing of your visit to balance this rare alignment with the historic backdrop of the temples.
- We look after all the specialized logistics and permits required, allowing you to focus entirely on the transformation of the sky.
- You witness a once-in-a-lifetime celestial event, supported by a team dedicated to your absolute comfort and safety.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What to wear when visiting Morocco?
There is no special dress code when visiting Morocco tourist sites, modest dress is recommended in less tourist sites and there is no special concern for women traveling Morocco alone.
What language is spoken in Morocco?
Arabic is the official language, English and French are studied in Moroccan schools. Fewer Moroccans can speak Italian, Spanish, and German. Professionals in the tourism sector are accustomed to visitors who cannot speak Arabic.
What currency is used in Morocco?
The currency in Morocco is the Moroccan Dirham (MAD), it is about 0.10 to USD. Money exchange is widely available and Credit cards are largely used.
Are solar eclipses dangerous?
Solar eclipses are not inherently dangerous, but viewing them without proper eye protection can cause severe damage to your eyesight. Always use certified eclipse glasses or solar filters when observing the Sun, except during the brief moments of totality when it is safe to look directly at the eclipse.
Why are solar eclipses rare?
Solar eclipses are rare because they require precise alignment of the Earth, Moon, and Sun. The Moon's shadow covers only a small portion of the Earth's surface, making the path of totality limited to specific regions. Additionally, the timing of the Moon's orbit and the Earth's tilt adds to the rarity of these events.