
10-Day Morocco Itinerary: The Route, Day by Day
A 10-day Morocco itinerary from Marrakech over the Sahara to Fes and Chefchaouen: about 25 hours on the road, dirham costs and how to fly home from the north.

A 10-day Morocco itinerary from Marrakech over the Sahara to Fes and Chefchaouen: about 25 hours on the road, dirham costs and how to fly home from the north.

One week in Morocco is 1,100 km and roughly 19 hours on the road. The Marrakech to Fes route day by day, with drive times, dirham costs and where to fly.

3 days in Marrakech is enough, if you get the order right. The sights sit in three walkable clusters. Real dirham costs and the closing days that break plans.

Planning a Mount Toubkal hike? The 4,167m route day by day, licensed guides and checkpoints, seasonal gear, real 2026 MAD costs, and how to train for it.

A slow traveler compares Sahara desert tour options: camel trek from 535 MAD, 4x4 from 4,185 MAD, luxury camps to 7,300 MAD, plus the camel-welfare question.

The best things to do in Morocco, with field-checked 2026 prices: Sahara tours from 2,000 MAD, Toubkal refuge beds from €20 a night, 20-60 MAD hammams.

Chefchaouen to Fes runs about 200 km via Ouezzane, roughly 4 hours by CTM bus. A slow traveler compares bus, taxi, and transfer costs for 2026 travel.

First time in Morocco tips from a slow traveler: petit taxis are color-coded by city, a public hammam costs 20-60 MAD, and Fridays slow down for couscous.

How to get around Morocco: comparing trains, buses, grand taxis, and car rental on real cost and speed, Al Boraq trains hit 320 km/h, taxis from 25 MAD.

Choosing your Morocco itinerary days? 10 days is the sweet spot for most first-timers, see exactly what 7, 10, and 14 days each let you cover.