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Take a day trip to the Atlas Mountains and the Tizi-n'Tichka Pass , a scenic mountain pass with breathtaking views. Visit the Atlas Film Studios , where many famous movies and TV shows have been filmed, and learn about the history of Moroccan cinema.

Visit the Kasbah Amridil , a well-preserved 17th-century kasbah that offers a glimpse into traditional Moroccan life. Afterward, head to the Taghazout Beach , a popular surf spot with a laid-back vibe and stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean.

Spend the evening at a traditional Moroccan riad in the medina , where you can enjoy a delicious dinner of tagine and couscous.

Take a day trip to Essaouira Beach (Plage d'Essaouira) , a charming coastal town with a bohemian vibe and a rich history. Visit the Caves of Hercules , a natural wonder that is said to have been visited by the legendary hero himself, then head to Cape Spartel , the northwesternmost point of Africa.

Explore the medina of Essaouira , a UNESCO World Heritage Site that is known for its narrow streets and blue-and-white buildings. Visit the Essaouira Citadel (Skala de la Ville) , a historic fortress that offers stunning views of the ocean.

Enjoy a seafood dinner at one of the many restaurants in Essaouira , then take a walk along the beach and watch the sunset.

Explore the capital city of Rabat. Visit the Hassan Tower (Tour Hassan) , a partially completed mosque that was built in the 12th century, and the Kasbah of the Udayas (Casbah des Oudaïas) , a well-preserved fortress that dates back to the 12th century.

Visit the Mausoleum of Mohammed V (Mausolée de Mohammed V) , a grand mausoleum that houses the tombs of King Mohammed V and his two sons, King Hassan II and Prince Abdallah. Afterward, head to the nearby Souk el Had , a bustling market that offers a wide variety of goods.

Spend the evening at La Corniche , a seaside promenade that offers stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean. End your night with dinner at a traditional Moroccan restaurant .

Take a day trip to Agadir , a modern coastal city that is known for its beautiful beaches. Visit the Agadir Beach (Plage d’Agadir) , one of the most popular beaches in Morocco, then head to the Agadir Kasbah Ruins (Agadir Oufella) , a historic fortress that offers stunning views of the city and the ocean.

Visit the Crocoparc , a zoo that specializes in crocodiles and other reptiles. Afterward, head to the Museum of Amazigh Culture (Musée Municipal du Patrimoine Amazighe d’Agadir) , which showcases the history and culture of the Berber people.

Enjoy dinner at Argan Palace , a restaurant that specializes in traditional Moroccan cuisine and offers live music and entertainment.

Take a day trip to Casablanca, the largest city in Morocco. Visit the Hassan II Mosque , one of the largest mosques in the world, and the Old Medina of Casablanca (Ancienne Medina) , a historic neighborhood that is known for its traditional architecture.

Visit Mohammed V Square (Place Mohammed V) , a beautiful public square that features a fountain and statues of the country's past leaders. Afterward, head to the Casablanca Central Market (Marché Central de Casablanca) , a bustling market that offers a wide variety of goods.

Spend the evening at Quartier Habous (New Medina) , a neighborhood that was built by the French in the 1930s and features a mix of Moroccan and European architecture. End your night with a visit to Église Notre Dame de Lourdes , a beautiful Catholic church in the heart of the city.

Take a day trip to Merzouga , a small town on the edge of the Sahara Desert. Visit the Morocco Sahara Desert , one of the most iconic natural wonders in the world, and take a camel ride through the dunes.

Visit Erg Chebbi , a vast expanse of sand dunes that is known for its stunning beauty. Afterward, head to a traditional Berber camp and spend the night under the stars.

Enjoy a traditional Moroccan dinner and music by the campfire.

Watch the sunrise over the Sahara Desert, then head back to Marrakech. Spend the day relaxing and exploring the city on your own.

Visit the Royal Palace of Marrakech , a beautiful palace that is still used by the king of Morocco. Afterward, head to the United Nations Square (Place des Nations Unies) , a central square that is known for its fountains and cafes.

End your trip with dinner at a rooftop restaurant in the medina , where you can enjoy stunning views of the city and the Atlas Mountains.