Road journeys
Start with where the road needs to take you. Then choose how much time to give that route. Every Journey is a starting shape that can be adapted after inquiry.
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Start and finish cities decide the basic shape. Extra days decide whether the Sahara is an overnight, a full chapter, or part of a slower journey through southern Morocco.
Marrakech → Marrakech
Return to Marrakech after a compact or slower southern route, with the Sahara as the main priority.
Compare 3, 4, 5 or 7 days
Marrakech → Fes
Cross the Sahara between Morocco's two major medina cities instead of driving back to the starting point.
Compare 3 or 4 days
Fes → Marrakech
Travel south from Fes through Erg Chebbi and the valleys, with more time available for the desert or Dades.
Compare 3, 4 or 5 days
Casablanca gateway route
Connect the north, Fes, the Sahara, southern valleys, and Marrakech as one broader private journey.
Compare 10, 12 or 14 days
Marrakech → Marrakech
Sahara-focused return journey
Return to Marrakech after a compact or slower southern route, with the Sahara as the main priority.
Choose the duration by what you want the extra time to protect, not by treating each version as a separate package.
3 days / 2 nights
Fastest useful Marrakech return.
Reaches Erg Chebbi, but the final return to Marrakech is deliberately a very long road day.
Route: Marrakech, Dades, Erg Chebbi, then the long road back
€1,400–€2,200
4 days / 3 nights
Better return rhythm.
Splits the return through Ouarzazate so the last day is more sensible and Ait Ben Haddou fits naturally.
Route: Dades and Erg Chebbi outbound, Ouarzazate and Ait Ben Haddou on the return
€1,900–€3,000
5 days / 4 nights
Protects a full Sahara day.
Gives Erg Chebbi its own chapter instead of treating the dunes as one overnight on an out-and-back route.
Route: Marrakech to the Sahara and back through southern Morocco
€2,500–€4,000
7 days / 6 nights
Slower southern Morocco and Sahara.
Adds enough time for Dades, N'Kob, kasbah country, and the southern road to matter beyond reaching the dunes.
Route: Dades, Erg Chebbi, N'Kob, kasbah country, and the High Atlas
€4,000–€6,500
Marrakech → Fes
Point-to-point Sahara crossing
Cross the Sahara between Morocco's two major medina cities instead of driving back to the starting point.
Choose the duration by what you want the extra time to protect, not by treating each version as a separate package.
3 days / 2 nights
Most compact Marrakech-to-Fes Sahara crossing.
Avoids backtracking, but the final road north from Merzouga remains long.
Route: High Atlas, Dades, Erg Chebbi, Ziz Valley, and the Middle Atlas
€1,500–€2,300
4 days / 3 nights
Adds a full Erg Chebbi day.
The Sahara becomes a real stay between Marrakech and Fes rather than a single overnight.
Route: The three-day crossing with a full day protected around Erg Chebbi
€2,100–€3,300
Fes → Marrakech
Point-to-point Sahara crossing
Travel south from Fes through Erg Chebbi and the valleys, with more time available for the desert or Dades.
Choose the duration by what you want the extra time to protect, not by treating each version as a separate package.
3 days / 2 nights
Most compact Fes-to-Marrakech Sahara crossing.
Efficient rather than slow, with meaningful scenery and substantial road time every day.
Route: Middle Atlas, Erg Chebbi, Todra, Dades, and the High Atlas
€1,500–€2,300
4 days / 3 nights
Protects a full Sahara day.
Keeps two nights around Erg Chebbi before the route continues through Todra and Dades.
Route: Middle Atlas to Erg Chebbi, a full desert day, then Dades and Marrakech
€2,100–€3,300
5 days / 4 nights
Adds depth in both Sahara and Dades.
Protects a full Erg Chebbi day and a full Dades day instead of simply adding another destination.
Route: A full Sahara day and a full Dades Valley day between Fes and Marrakech
€2,700–€4,300
Casablanca gateway route
Broader first Morocco journey
Connect the north, Fes, the Sahara, southern valleys, and Marrakech as one broader private journey.
Choose the duration by what you want the extra time to protect, not by treating each version as a separate package.
10 days / 9 nights
Broad first Morocco journey in a tighter shape.
Connects the main inland chapters with less breathing room between the north, Sahara, valleys, and Marrakech.
Route: North, Fes, Sahara, southern valleys, and Marrakech
€6,500–€10,500
12 days / 11 nights
Core Grand Morocco route with a practical departure day.
Keeps the strongest inland chapters while reserving the final day around the flight rather than adding another destination.
Route: The northern cities, Fes, Sahara, Dades, and Marrakech in twelve days
€7,500–€12,500
14 days / 13 nights
Most breathing room across the wider route.
Adds real pauses in Chefchaouen, Fes, the Sahara region, and Marrakech, plus Essaouira and final Casablanca positioning.
Route: Casablanca, Rabat, Tangier, Chefchaouen, Fes, Sahara, Dades, Marrakech, and Essaouira
€9,000–€14,500
The sample Journeys are there to make planning easier, not to force your Morocco trip into a fixed template.
Custom path
Start from scratch if none of the sample journeys fits. Share your timing, route ideas, comfort level, and priorities so Arhhal can shape the trip around you.
Use these guides when the route choice depends on trip length, budget, or how a private Journey is actually built.
Understand how route planning, drivers, licensed local guides, stays, and support fit together.
Compare what different trip lengths can hold before choosing a route family or Journey.
See which practical choices affect a proposal without treating every Journey as the same.
Use route and pacing ideas to work out what can fit comfortably into your available time.
Tell us which route family is closest to your trip and how much time you have. We will refine the final Journey around you.