
Olá, eu sou o Aziz! Há mais de 16 anos, minha família e eu somos apaixonados guias turísticos culturais aqui em nossa linda casa, o Marrocos. Colocamos nosso coração no que fazemos e teríamos o maior prazer em compartilhar nossa experiência com você.
Vamos trabalhar juntos para criar passeios personalizados pelo Marrocos que você guardará para sempre. Estamos ansiosos para ouvir de você!
2. Compartilhe sua Visão: Diga-nos, seus guias locais no Marrocos, com o que você está sonhando.
3. Proposta Personalizada: Criaremos um pacote de turismo personalizado no Marrocos de acordo com suas ideias.
4. Aperfeiçoe o Plano: Ajustaremos o roteiro da viagem com você até que esteja exatamente como você deseja.
5. Aproveite o Marrocos: É hora da aventura! Faremos o nosso melhor para garantir que sua viagem seja uma experiência inesquecível.
Duas semanas no Marrocos é o roteiro completo. É tempo de ver tudo o que o país tem: os bulevares modernos de Casablanca, o labirinto medieval de Fez, o vilarejo azul de Chefchaouen na montanha, o silêncio do deserto do Saara, as gargantas do Atlas, a energia de Marrakech e o vento da costa atlântica. Sem correria e sem cortar nada.
Para quem vem do Brasil e encara um voo longo, um roteiro de 14 dias no Marrocos é o que garante conhecer o país de verdade: não só os cartões-postais, mas os cantos que fazem a diferença.
Somos a Morocco Stunning Tours, uma empresa de família berbere com mais de dez anos guiando viajantes do mundo inteiro. O Aziz, que fundou a empresa, nasceu em uma família berbere de Merzouga, na beira do Saara. Esse roteiro de 14 dias é o que a gente tem mais orgulho de oferecer: é a forma mais completa de conhecer a nossa terra, montada por quem viveu nela a vida inteira.
Duração: 14 dias / 13 noites
Começa em: Casablanca (buscamos no aeroporto)
Termina em: Casablanca ou Marrakech (transfer para o aeroporto)
Distância: cerca de 2.800 km
Indicado para: quem quer conhecer o Marrocos por inteiro, casais, famílias, lua de mel e quem tem duas semanas livres
Tipo: viagem privativa com guia berbere dedicado

Buscamos você no aeroporto e levamos até o hotel. Visita à Mesquita Hassan II, a terceira maior do mundo, construída na beira do Atlântico. Caminhada pela Corniche e o primeiro chá de hortelã da viagem. Jantar de boas-vindas para começar a entender a comida marroquina, que é bem menos apimentada e bem mais perfumada do que a maioria das pessoas espera.
Noite em: Casablanca, hotel 4 estrelas
Seguimos para Rabat, a capital. Visitamos a Kasbah dos Oudaias, com suas ruas andaluzas azuis e brancas de frente para o Atlântico, a Torre Hassan inacabada e suas 348 colunas, e o Mausoléu de Mohammed V. Tarde livre para andar pela medina ou sentar em um café de jardim.
Noite em: Rabat, hotel boutique perto da medina
Estrada: cerca de 1 hora
Saída de manhã para Meknes, a Versalhes do Marrocos, construída pelo sultão Moulay Ismail. Vemos o portão Bab el-Mansour, os celeiros reais e o mausoléu. Depois seguimos para as ruínas romanas de Volubilis, Patrimônio Mundial da UNESCO, com mosaicos surpreendentemente bem preservados, arcos triunfais e basílicas. Parada na cidade sagrada de Moulay Idriss, encravada na encosta. Chegada a Fez no fim da tarde.
Noite em: Fez, riad boutique na medina
Estrada: cerca de 3h30 no total
Dia inteiro na medina de Fez com guia local privativo. É a maior área urbana sem carros do mundo, com mais de 9.000 becos, e sem alguém que conheça o caminho você simplesmente não vê metade do que importa. Visitamos os curtumes de Chouara de um terraço com vista, a universidade Al-Qarawiyyin, fundada em 859, a medersa Bou Inania, os bairros dos artesãos (caldeireiros, tecelões, couro) e os souks de especiarias e azeitonas. Almoço em restaurante de palácio com vista para a medina.
Noite em: Fez, mesmo riad (segunda noite)

Manhã de estrada pelas montanhas do Rif até Chefchaouen, a pérola azul do Marrocos. Chegada por volta do meio-dia e tarde livre. A medina pintada de azul é um prato cheio para quem gosta de fotografar, cheia de lojas de artesão, cafés de montanha e algumas das pessoas mais receptivas do país. No fim do dia, subida até o mirante da mesquita espanhola para ver o pôr do sol sobre os telhados azuis.
Noite em: Chefchaouen, riad na medina azul
Estrada: cerca de 4 horas
Manhã sem pressa em Chefchaouen: as últimas fotos, uma volta pelas lojas de artesão e café da manhã na montanha. A volta para Fez é por outra estrada, passando por vilarejos tradicionais do Rif e vales agrícolas, para você não refazer a mesma paisagem. Chegada a Fez à tarde, com tempo livre para voltar aos lugares que você gostou, conhecer Fes el-Jdid, a medina nova, ou simplesmente descansar no riad.
Noite em: Fez, riad boutique

O dia mais longo de estrada, e também um dos mais bonitos. Atravessamos o Médio Atlas com parada em Ifrane, a Suíça do Marrocos, na floresta de cedros de Azrou, onde vivem os macacos de Barbary soltos, e no vale do Ziz, com seus paredões e palmeirais. Chegada a Merzouga, na beira das dunas de Erg Chebbi, no fim da tarde.
Noite em: Merzouga, hotel, riad ou kasbah
Estrada: cerca de 7 horas, com várias paradas cênicas

Dia inteiro na região do deserto. Opções de manhã: visitar uma família nômade berbere, conhecer o vilarejo de Khamlia e sua música gnawa, fazer um passeio de 4×4 pelas dunas ou experimentar sandboard. No fim da tarde começa o passeio de camelo ao pôr do sol, entrando nas dunas de Erg Chebbi enquanto a cor da areia muda. No acampamento, jantar marroquino sob as estrelas, percussão berbere na fogueira e o céu mais limpo que você vai ver na vida.
Noite em: acampamento no Saara, tenda privativa (upgrade de luxo disponível)
Acorde cedo para o nascer do sol do alto de uma duna. Volta de camelo a Merzouga, café da manhã e saída. Visitamos Rissani, antiga cidade de comerciantes, e seu souk, que é um dos mais autênticos do país. Seguimos para oeste até as gargantas do Todra, onde paredões de 300 metros se fecham sobre um rio estreito. Caminhada curta pelo desfiladeiro antes de seguir para o vale do Dades.
Noite em: vale do Dades, kasbah
Estrada das mil kasbahs, passando pelo vale das rosas e pelo oásis de palmeiras de Skoura. Chegada a Ouarzazate, a porta de entrada do deserto e a Hollywood marroquina, com visita opcional aos estúdios Atlas, onde foram rodados Gladiador, Game of Thrones e Lawrence da Arábia. Seguimos para a kasbah de Aït Ben Haddou, Patrimônio Mundial da UNESCO, com caminhada guiada pelo antigo vilarejo fortificado.
Noite em: região de Aït Ben Haddou, hotel-kasbah com vista
Cruzamos o Alto Atlas pelo passo de Tizi n’Tichka, a 2.260 metros, com curvas fechadas e vista de montanha o caminho inteiro. Paradas em aldeias berberes ao longo da estrada. Chegada a Marrakech no começo da tarde, com tempo para se instalar no riad e dar a primeira volta pela medina.
Noite em: Marrakech, riad boutique
Estrada: cerca de 4 horas
Dia inteiro de city tour privativo em Marrakech. Palácio da Bahia, tumbas saadianas, medersa Ben Youssef e a mesquita Koutoubia. Depois os souks com o guia: o bairro do couro, o mercado de especiarias, as oficinas de luminárias e os artesãos do metal. À tarde, o jardim Majorelle e o museu Yves Saint Laurent. À noite, a praça Jemaa el-Fna no seu melhor momento, seguida de jantar em um rooftop com vista para a medina.
Noite em: Marrakech, mesmo riad (segunda noite)
Um dia de mar. Vamos até Essaouira, cidade portuária fortificada no Atlântico. Caminhada pelas muralhas portuguesas, galerias de arte, lojas de música, o porto de pesca com a captura do dia chegando e o melhor almoço de frutos do mar da viagem. A medina é tranquila e boa para procurar artesanato em madeira de thuya e prata.
Vale saber: Essaouira é cidade de vento. É ótimo para kitesurf e para caminhar na praia, menos para banho de mar.
Estrada: cerca de 2h30 em cada sentido
Noite em: Marrakech, mesmo riad (terceira noite)
Última manhã no Marrocos. Dependendo do horário do voo, dá para tomar café no terraço do riad, fechar as compras ou encaixar um hammam tradicional, que é uma forma bem marroquina de terminar a viagem. Transfer privativo para o aeroporto de Marrakech, ou para o de Casablanca se for o caso, com cerca de 3 horas de estrada.
Bssaha, e até a próxima. A gente espera que o Marrocos tenha ficado com você do jeito que ficou com a gente.
Não é. Duas semanas é a duração ideal para conhecer o Marrocos direito, sem correria. Dá para ficar mais de um dia nos lugares que merecem e ainda sobra espaço para o improviso. A maioria de quem faz esse roteiro diz depois que queria ter ficado mais.
Dá. Oferecemos esse roteiro como viagem privativa e também em grupo pequeno, de 8 a 12 pessoas, o que reduz bastante o custo por pessoa. Consulte as datas disponíveis.
Funciona, e a gente guia famílias nessa rota o tempo todo. Ajustamos o ritmo, incluímos atividades que as crianças curtem (camelo, aula de culinária, paradas para banho) e escolhemos hospedagem com quarto familiar. É só avisar as idades na hora de reservar.
O dia mais longo é o sétimo, de Fez a Merzouga, com cerca de 7 horas, mas ele é quebrado por paradas em Ifrane, na floresta de cedros e no vale do Ziz. Nos outros dias são 2 a 4 horas de direção com paradas frequentes em mirantes e vilarejos. O carro é só seu, então a gente para quando você quiser.
Março a maio e setembro a novembro dão o melhor clima em todas as regiões ao mesmo tempo, que é o que importa num roteiro longo assim. De dezembro a fevereiro as cidades e a costa continuam ótimas, mas a noite no deserto é fria. De junho a agosto o deserto e o interior passam dos 40 °C.
Brasileiro com passaporte comum não precisa de visto e pode ficar até 90 dias, com passaporte válido por pelo menos seis meses. A Royal Air Maroc voa direto de São Paulo (GRU) para Casablanca em cerca de nove horas, e este roteiro começa exatamente em Casablanca. Também dá para conectar em Lisboa, Madri, Paris ou Doha.
É a viagem de uma vida. Mande suas datas que a gente monta a sua versão dessas duas semanas no Marrocos:
We have always wanted to do a proper Morocco trip and kept putting it off because 10 days felt too short and we weren’t sure two weeks was realistic. Then we found this Morocco 14 day itinerary and realised it was exactly what we’d been looking for. Seeing all four imperial cities — Marrakech, Fes, Meknes, and Rabat — in one journey gave us a sense of the country’s history that you simply cannot get in less time. Volubilis on a quiet morning with just our guide and the ruins was one of the most atmospheric experiences of our lives. The two nights in the Sahara desert camp were pure magic. We came home fully satisfied, which almost never happens after a long trip.
We chose the Morocco 14 day tour specifically because we wanted our three children to experience the full breadth of the country, not just highlights. It was absolutely the right decision. The first week through the imperial cities was rich with history and our guide made it genuinely accessible for the kids. Then the High Atlas mountain roads and the Berber villages made them understand that Morocco is not just medinas and souks. And then the Sahara — two nights, a 4×4 desert adventure, camel trekking at dawn — they will be talking about this trip for decades. Volubilis was an unexpected favourite for our eldest who loves history. We cannot recommend this itinerary highly enough for families.
Four of us did this Morocco 14 day tour as a lads trip and it completely changed how we think about travel. None of us had been to North Africa before and we honestly didn’t know what to expect. What we got was two extraordinary weeks that covered everything from the ancient Roman ruins of Volubilis to sand dunes in the Sahara to the blue alleyways of Chefchaouen. The 4×4 desert adventure on day nine was an absolute highlight — proper off-road dune driving with our guide who had clearly done it ten thousand times but was still as enthusiastic as if it were the first. The Sahara camp fire, the stars, the Berber music — we didn’t want to leave.
I chose the Morocco 14 day itinerary over the 10-day specifically to include Volubilis and the extra night in the Sahara, and both additions were absolutely worth it. Volubilis at sunrise with the mist still in the valley and Roman columns stretching across the Moroccan countryside is something I will never forget. The two desert nights meant I had time to genuinely settle into the Sahara rather than just pass through it. Our guide spoke excellent English and had a quiet, thoughtful way of explaining Moroccan history that I found deeply engaging. I travelled solo and felt completely comfortable and welcome throughout. Morocco Stunning Tours clearly takes care of their guests.
We did this 14 day Morocco tour for our honeymoon after considering Maldives and Bali, and we are so glad we chose something different. The variety within a single tour is staggering — from the buzz of Marrakech’s Jemaa el Fnaa to the silence of the Sahara at midnight, from the ancient Roman stones of Volubilis to the blue perfection of Chefchaouen, from the Atlantic air of Essaouira to the winding drama of the High Atlas roads. Our guide was extraordinary — warm, knowledgeable, and seemed to genuinely enjoy every day of his job. The two Sahara nights were peak honeymoon: camels at sunset, private dune, stars beyond counting. Perfect in every way.
We debated for a long time between the 10 and 14 day Morocco tours and ultimately chose the longer itinerary because we wanted to see Volubilis and Meknes. It was the right choice. Meknes is often overshadowed by the more famous imperial cities but our guide brought it to life in a way that made it feel just as compelling. Volubilis genuinely surprised us — none of us expected to be standing among Roman ruins in the middle of Morocco and feeling quite so moved by it. The children were fascinated. Two Sahara nights gave the whole family time to relax into the desert experience rather than rushing through it. Food throughout was consistently wonderful — home-cooked Berber meals were a highlight every time.
Nous avions prévu ce voyage depuis deux ans et le circuit Maroc 14 jours de Morocco Stunning Tours a dépassé toutes nos attentes. Fourteen days sounds like a long time but the itinerary fills every day with something genuinely worth seeing. The High Atlas mountain roads on day six were breathtaking — we kept asking the driver to slow down so we could look at the views. Chefchaouen had a full day and we spent most of it completely lost in the blue medina in the best possible way. The Roman ruins of Volubilis were spectacular. And the Sahara — two nights, 4×4 adventure, camel trek, fire and stars and Berber music — the greatest trip of our lives so far.
My husband and I are both in our 60s and were a little concerned the Morocco 14 day tour might be physically demanding. Our guide immediately put us at ease and consistently ensured the pace worked for everyone in the group. We saw all four imperial cities, walked the Volubilis ruins at golden hour, spent a magical night in the Sahara desert camp under the most stars I’ve ever seen, and stood above Chefchaouen watching the blue city wake up in the morning light. None of it felt rushed and all of it felt deeply special. Morocco is a country that rewards slow attention and this itinerary gives you exactly that. We returned home already planning a return visit.
We chose the Morocco 14 day itinerary for our tenth anniversary and it was everything we hoped and more. The cultural depth of seeing all four imperial cities gave the trip a richness that shorter itineraries cannot offer. Our guide explained connections between Fes, Meknes, Marrakech, and Rabat that made the whole history of the country click into place. The Volubilis ruins were genuinely spectacular — we had not expected to feel so emotional standing among first-century Roman columns in North Africa. And then the Sahara: two nights, the 4×4 adventure across the dunes, riding camels at sunrise — an experience completely unlike anything else we have done in ten years of anniversary travel. Exceptional.
We have three children between 8 and 16 and Morocco Stunning Tours made this 14 day Morocco itinerary work beautifully for all of us. Our guide had an incredible talent for pitching his explanations perfectly — the 8-year-old was listening just as hard as the 16-year-old, which never happens. Seeing Volubilis through the eyes of our history-obsessed teenager was one of those parenting moments you treasure. The two Sahara nights were transformative for the whole family — by the second morning we had fully settled into the desert rhythm and none of us wanted to leave. Essaouira on the final days was a lovely decompression after the intensity of the south. Flawless organisation throughout.
I am a solo traveller in my early 30s who has done many group tours across Asia and South America. This Morocco 14 day tour is the best-run tour I have ever been on. The guide was exceptional — I cannot say enough about how his passion for Morocco elevated every single site. Volubilis without context is impressive ruins; Volubilis with our guide’s explanation becomes a story about trade, power, and the meeting of civilisations that leaves you genuinely moved. The High Atlas mountain roads on a clear morning were among the most beautiful things I have ever seen. Two Sahara nights felt like proper immersion rather than a tourist checkbox. I came home having genuinely fallen in love with a country.
We spent a long time researching Morocco 14 day tour options and chose Morocco Stunning Tours based on the consistency of their reviews — and those reviews were right. Every promise the itinerary made was delivered, and several days exceeded what we expected. The Volubilis Roman ruins were a genuine surprise — we knew they existed but had no idea they were so extensive and so well preserved. The High Atlas roads left us speechless. And the Sahara — two full nights, sunset camel trek, 4×4 dune adventure, Berber music and fire and that extraordinary sky — is an experience that fundamentally shifts your sense of what is possible in travel. We returned home different people, in the best way.
My wife and I brought our two children on this Morocco 14 day tour and it was the most meaningful family holiday we have ever taken. The combination of ancient history — Volubilis, the imperial cities, the medinas — with natural wonder — High Atlas mountains, Sahara desert — and cultural warmth gave our children an education no school can provide. Our guide spoke warmly about Moroccan family life in ways that resonated with our own values. The two Sahara nights were the children’s absolute favourite — they still talk about waking up before sunrise and riding camels across the silent dunes. We are deeply grateful to Morocco Stunning Tours for creating such a careful and enriching itinerary.
Four of us did the Morocco 14 day itinerary together and we genuinely did not want it to end. Fourteen days sounds extravagant but the tour earns every one of them — there is no padding, no filler, every day delivers something extraordinary. Our personal highlights were different for each of us: Sophie loved the Koutoubia Mosque and Marrakech medina, Charlotte was completely mesmerised by Volubilis, Hannah fell in love with Chefchaouen and didn’t want to leave, and Mia’s highlight was the 4×4 Sahara desert adventure on day nine. The two nights in the desert camp meant we truly experienced the Sahara rather than just glimpsing it. Our guide Mohamed was warm, funny, and endlessly knowledgeable. An absolutely wonderful trip.
We flew from New Zealand for this Morocco 14 day tour and the journey was absolutely worth it. We have both travelled widely but Morocco felt genuinely unlike anywhere else — the visual richness, the sensory intensity, the warmth of the people. Seeing all four imperial cities gave us a real sense of how complex and deep Moroccan history is, and Volubilis added an extraordinary Roman layer to that story. The Sahara over two nights was the centrepiece of the trip — our guide chose a route that took us away from other groups so for those two days we had the desert largely to ourselves. Chefchaouen in the soft evening light was a beautiful final chapter. Fourteen days well spent.
I booked this Morocco 14 day tour as a solo traveller after a difficult year and Morocco gave me exactly what I needed — beauty, warmth, history, and perspective. The group was small and international and within three days felt like old friends. Our guide Youssef was one of the most impressive people I have met on any trip: deeply knowledgeable, completely calm, and genuinely invested in each traveller’s experience. Standing at Volubilis in the late afternoon light felt like standing inside a history book. The High Atlas mountain road on day six was something I will never stop talking about. Two Sahara nights reminded me of the extraordinary scale and silence of the natural world. Thank you, Morocco Stunning Tours.
Nous avons choisi ce circuit Maroc 14 jours pour les vacances d’été en famille et c’était la meilleure décision que nous ayons prise. The itinerary moves beautifully from south to north, giving the children (aged 11 and 14) a clear geographic story of the country. The Sahara was the obvious highlight for them — two nights gave them time to genuinely explore rather than just pose for photos. But Volubilis surprised the whole family enormously: our son, who was studying Roman history at school, was completely overwhelmed to see it in person. Our guide connected the dots between everything we saw in a way that made the 14 days feel like one coherent, deeply satisfying journey. We returned home closer as a family for having shared it.
We chose the Morocco 14 day itinerary because we wanted a holiday with genuine depth, not just a collection of famous sights. This tour delivered exactly that. Seeing all four imperial cities back to back gave us a fascinating sense of how Morocco’s power and culture shifted across the centuries. Volubilis was breathtaking and completely unexpected in its scale. The High Atlas villages our guide showed us away from the main road were windows into a way of life that few tourists see. Two nights in the Sahara desert camp allowed us to wake up truly belonging to the desert rather than just visiting it. The panoramic view of Chefchaouen from above at sunset was a perfect final image to carry home.
We took our three children on this Morocco 14 day tour and it remains the trip they talk about most, years later. What struck us most was how the itinerary managed to include something meaningful at every age level — the youngest loved the camels and the colours of Chefchaouen, the middle child was fascinated by the Berber way of life in the Atlas villages, and our eldest, who was studying archaeology, was deeply moved by Volubilis. Two nights in the Sahara gave the whole family time to slow down together, away from screens, watching stars and listening to the silence of the desert. Our guide was exceptional and remains one of the most knowledgeable and warmhearted people we have met in any country.
I have wanted to visit Morocco for fifteen years and finally booked the 14 day tour as a solo traveller for my fortieth birthday. It was the finest gift I have ever given myself. Fourteen days at a thoughtful pace through all four imperial cities, the Volubilis ruins, the High Atlas mountains, the Atlantic coast of Essaouira, the blue city of Chefchaouen, and two extraordinary nights in the Sahara gave me a relationship with Morocco that I know will only deepen with future visits. Our guide Hamid was exceptional — endlessly patient, genuinely passionate, and full of stories that made every site feel alive. I have already started planning a return trip. Morocco Stunning Tours made everything feel effortless and meaningful in equal measure.
