Overview:
This 4-day tour starts in Casablanca and ends in Tangier. You will visit some of Morocco’s most famous cities. you will explore Casablanca and see the big Hassan II Mosque. Then, we’ll travel to the old city of Fes, is full of history and culture. After you’ll enjoy the blue streets of Chefchaouen in the Rif Mountains. The tour ends in Tangier.
4 Days Tour from Casablanca to Fes
- Duration: 4 Days / 3 Nights
- Start: Casablanca
- End: Fes
- Total Distance: 1,200 km (approx.)
- Transportation: Private A/C 4×4 or Minivan
- Main Highlights: Casablanca, Rabat, Chefchaouen, Volubilis, Meknes, Fes Medina
- Accommodation: Hotels in Fes and other stops along the route
- Best Time to Visit: March–June & Sept–Nov
- Price From: €200 per person
Tour Highlights: Casablanca to Fes 4-Day Tour
- Visit the famous Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca
- Explore the old city (Medina) of Fes
- Walk in the colorful blue streets of Chefchaouen
- Enjoy the mountain views in the Rif region
- Discover Tangier, a city by the sea
- Learn about Moroccan culture and history
- Taste local Moroccan food and meet friendly people
4 Days Tour from Casablanca to Fes – Top Attractions & Distance
| Day | Route | KM |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Casablanca → Rabat → Chefchaouen | 350 |
| 2 | Chefchaouen → Volubilis → Meknes → Fes | 300 |
| 3 | Fes Medina Exploration → Roman Ruins → Local Souks | 50 |
| 4 | Fes → Middle Atlas Mountains → Ifrane → Casablanca | 400 |
Tour Itinerary: 4 Days Morocco Tour from Casablanca to Fes
Day 1 : Casablanca – Rabat – Fes
We will meet you in the airport or in your hotel in Casablanca and drive to Fes passing by Rabat and Meknes. If the time allow us ,we can make short stops to visit the important places in those cities as well as the Roman ruins then it’s on to Fes where you’ll arrive in the evening and here you’ll overnight in a traditional Moroccan house (riad).
Day 2 : Full day to Explore Fes
Most of the morning will be spent visiting the medina (the old city) and its alleys. Your visit starts by visiting the Jewish Quarter and the Royal Palace, which is the biggest one in the country.
You will be visiting the famous tanneries and the Quaraouine mosque considered the first university in the world . After lunch, in a typical Moroccan restaurant in the Medina, you’ll experience a wonderful panoramic view of the city. Overnight accommodation will be at the same riad.
Day 3 : Fes – Chefchaouen – Tangier
Today, we are going from Fez to Chefchaouen. Chefchaouen is a beautiful, unique city, with whitewashed walls and blue doors and windows. Unlike many regions of Morocco. In the afternoon, you will have your own time. Then we continue to Tangier where we spend the night in hôtel.
Day 4 : Tangier – Assilah – Rabat – Casablanca
Today we’re going to explore Tangier and drive to Assilah on Atlantic coast. We continue to Rabat where we stay in local riad.
In the next day you’ll be transferred directly to the Airport which is the end point of our service.
- What included:
- Pick-up and drop off at Hotel / Riad
- Deset tour in 4×4 vehicle / Minibus with A/C
- 4×4 Desert Tour around Erg Chebbi
- Expert Engish speaking driver / guide
- Hotel / Riad overnight stays
- Camel ride & night in a desert camp
- Camel per person
- Not inclueded:
- Flight Tickets
- Lunches & Drinks
- Tips
What to Pack and How to Prepare for a Trip to Morocco
- Bring comfortable clothing for walking, sunscreen, sunglasses, hat, and comfortable walking shoes.
- Bring cash for personal expenses, as credit cards may not be accepted in all locations.
- While English is commonly spoken in tourist areas, knowing a few basic phrases in Arabic or French can enhance your experience.
- When visiting religious sites, dress modestly and respect local customs and traditions.
FAQ: 4 Days Trip from Casablanca to Fes
You can reach Merzouga by car, bus, or a private transfer from major cities like Marrakech or Fes.
Accommodation is in traditional Berber tents, with options for basic or luxury camps depending on the tour package.
Most desert camps have limited electricity, usually provided by generators or solar power, sufficient for basic needs and charging devices.
Most guides speak English, and many also speak French, Spanish, and other languages.
Activities include sandboarding, visiting a nearby oasis, and interacting with local nomadic families.
The currency used in Morocco is the Moroccan dirham (MAD). It’s advisable to have some cash on hand for small purchases.
Yes, there are opportunities for shopping in souks and markets along the route. Your guide can provide recommendations for reputable shops.