14-Day Morocco for the Adventurer

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Visit the economic capital of Morocco and enjoy some of the most important sights in Casablanca. Visit the Hassan II Mosque also called the Grand Mosque with its 210-metre-tall minaret, Morocco’s largest mosque, which can accommodate 25,000 faithful in the prayer hall. Then, to the king's residence with a façade of carved arches covered with blue glazed tiles. Lastly, to Mohammed V Square, now the municipal administrative centre, with Hispanic-Muslim architecture and Art Deco influences.

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Thirty minutes from Marrakesh, this tour to Agafay Desert and Lalla Takerkoust lake is a unique quad biking trip. You will ride past majestic mountains, Valley of the Turtles, Berber villages, the Agafay Desert and the plateaus of the Atlas mountains. During your biking, you will stop to taste a mint tea with locals while enjoying the dazzling panoramic views of the clear water tank of Lalla Takerkoust which extends to the foot of the plateau.

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After breakfast, return to the bikes and continue the circuit towards Amizmiz through the Valley of Turtles and a eucalyptus forest. Have a refreshment stop in Imintala and then continue to Amizmiz along the Atlas Mountains. In the afternoon, winding tracks will lead you directly to the desert of Agafay and its arid hills that look like Saharan dunes. Stop to enjoy a good mint tea and honey pancakes in a charming Berber village.

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Enjoy the most magical places in Morocco ranging from the Atlas Mountains to the Kasbah Ait Benhaddou. Feel like Lawrence of Arabia on a one-hour horse ride on the former caravan route between the Sahara desert and Marrakesh. Then, you will be taken to the amazing Dades Valley through the magical Rose Valley that will make your trip worth every single moment.

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Today, you'll go rock climbing, hiking and visit a Berber family in a cave in the Todra Gorges. The Todra Gorges are a series of limestone river canyons with steep cliff sides. This is an adventurous journey that will provide unforgettable and authentic experiences in the stunningly beautiful Todra Gorges alongside a culturally immersive experience where you'll learn about nomadic life in the Atlas mountains.

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Enjoy quad biking in the sand dunes, go on a camel ride around sunset and try sandboarding if you feel like it. Today is adventurous yet relaxing; you can do as little or as much of each activity as you want. We'll stop for some lunch with nomads and learn about life on the road in the desert before checking into our luxurious camp for the night. Under a blanket of stars, you'll dine in the dark.

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Take a camel ride back to the main road to conclude your desert experience. Then, drive to Ouarzazate via Draa Valley and Anti-Atlas Mountains. You will stay in a beautiful riad overlooking the Draa Valley. Riads were the stately city homes of the wealthiest citizens such as merchants and courtiers. Staying here is the ultimate Moroccan experience!

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Drive to Marrakesh via High Atlas Mountains. You'll have free time in the afternoon to explore the souks and stunning architecture at your own pace. Marrakesh is a place that travellers either love or hate. Visit the souks and handicraft quarters displaying a variety of items and the famous Jemâa El Fna with its non-stop entertainment and make your decision!

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This morning visit the Skala du Port, a fortified tower that defends the harbour entrance. Climb to the top of the tower for picturesque views of the fishing port. Then to the Moulay El Hassan Square, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, one of the most beautiful places between the port and the entrance of the Medina. Walk through the markets with colourful fruit and vegetables, or simply wander through the harbour and witness the hive of activity at the water's edge.

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This morning your 14-day Morocco itinerary takes you to Mogador Island and its magnificent beach. Just off the coast, this uninhabited island is home to Eleanora’s falcons. These birds come here to breed between April and October before returning to Madagascar. Take a pair of binoculars and you can watch them swooping from the beach of Essaouira. Late afternoon, you'll take the boat back to Essaouira.

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Some of the best windsurfing in the world can be enjoyed here and there are plenty of opportunities to have a go if you’ve never windsurfed before. You'll also find some surfing opportunities dependent on the time of year. Essaouira is also one of the best shopping destinations in Morocco for those looking to purchase some traditional goods at reasonable prices in a laid back atmosphere.

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After breakfast, it's a 5-hour drive to Casablanca via El Jadida city. This will take up the majority of the day, so you can relax in your accommodation when you arrive.