4-Day Casablanca to Fes via the Atlantic Coast & Chefchaouen
A relaxed private route from Casablanca to Fes along Morocco's Atlantic and northern highlights, with a gentler pace than a shorter circuit. It follows the coast past Rabat to the walled medina of Asilah, turns inland to the Blue City of Chefchaouen, and continues through imperial Meknès and the Roman site of Volubilis to finish in Fes. The itinerary is confirmed around your dates on a basis. A starting price per person is published for this route; the exact total depends on your party size and the accommodation you choose, and is confirmed around your dates before booking.
Duration: 4 Days / 3 Nights
Why You'll Love This Tour
The Hassan II Mosque and Casablanca's Corniche
Rabat and the coastal route to Asilah
The Blue City of Chefchaouen
Imperial Meknès and the Roman ruins of Volubilis
A guided day in Fes
Itinerary
Day 1: Casablanca → Rabat → Asilah
Day 2: Asilah → Chefchaouen
Day 3: Chefchaouen → Meknès → Volubilis → Fes
Day 4: Guided Fes and departure
What you will experience
Every item below is a stop on this itinerary — not an extra to buy.
Hassan II Mosque — The mosque built out over the Atlantic in Casablanca, with one of the tallest minarets in the world. Explore Casablanca
Rabat — The capital on the Atlantic — the Kasbah of the Udayas above the river and the Hassan Tower on the hill. Explore Rabat
Asilah — A small whitewashed town on the northern Atlantic coast, its medina walls painted with murals.
Rif Mountains — The green northern range that Chefchaouen sits in.
Chefchaouen — The blue-washed town in the Rif, small enough to walk end to end and best seen early. Explore Chefchaouen
Meknès — The imperial city of Moulay Ismail — the Bab Mansour gate, the mausoleum and the walls around the old granaries. Explore Meknès
Volubilis — The Roman town near Meknès, a UNESCO World Heritage site, with mosaic floors still in place where the houses stood.
Fes — The oldest of the imperial cities, and the start of the northern route to the desert. Explore Fes
Fes el-Bali medina — The walled old city, a UNESCO World Heritage site, where the lanes are too narrow for cars.
Chouara Tannery — The stone dye pits of the Fes tanneries, worked by hand much as they have been for centuries.
What's Included
Private air-conditioned vehicle
Professional English-speaking driver
Fuel and tolls
Selected riads and hotels per the confirmed itinerary
Breakfasts as confirmed
Official local guide in Fes
Not Included
International flights
Lunches and drinks
Entrance fees
Tips and personal expenses
How booking works
Send your request: Free. No payment, no card details, no obligation.
We confirm your trip: We check your dates, group size and availability, then send you the itinerary and the final price in writing.
20% deposit: Paid only after you have approved the confirmed trip. It secures your booking.
80% on arrival: The remaining 80% is paid when you arrive in Morocco.
Cancel more than 7 days before the trip and there is no charge. Within 7 days, 50% is charged.
FAQ
Is this a fixed-price tour?
A starting price per person is published for this route. Your exact total depends on how many of you travel — the per-person price comes down as the group grows — and on the accommodation you choose, so we confirm the final figure with your dates before any payment. You are welcome to ask us to adjust the itinerary first.
Does the tour reach the Sahara?
No, this route focuses on the Atlantic coast and the imperial cities. Ask about our desert tours if you wish to continue south.
What is the final city?
The tour is designed to end in Fes, with a return to Casablanca or onward travel arranged on request.