A short holiday is coming, a 7-day trip to Morocco is waiting for you.
Hello everyone! This 7-day Morocco travel guide is definitely worth collecting! In the blue and white city of Essaouira, you will be able to experience interesting surfing activities; in the unique Marrakech, a traditional steam bath will take you to experience exotic customs; take a hot air balloon, and enjoy the desert scenery at sunrise, with the magnificent Atlas Mountains at your feet. Listen to the silence of the desert, feel the magnificence of the mountains, a new feast of taste and vision is waiting for you. The short holiday is coming, this is the Morocco you are looking forward to!
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📌Route suggestion:
DAY 1: Depart from various locations, and the dream journey to Morocco begins🌃
Embark on a dreamy Moroccan journey, let the overnight flight take you across the stars and fly to a charming foreign land.
DAY 2: Marrakech Hot Air Balloon🎈-> Yves Saint Laurent Museum-> Majorelle Garden-> El Badi Palace-> Bahia Palace-> Djemaa el-Fna
Bathed in the gentle glow of sunrise, overlook the plants and trees of Marrakech in a hot air balloon, and explore exotic castles and museums.
DAY 3: Essaouira Old Town-> Essaouira Beach🏝️-> Essaouira Fortress-> Essaouira Fishing Port-> Castle Battery
Along the ancient streets of Essaouira, all the way to the sea, experience the world of surfing on the beach, shuttle between the fortress and the fishing port, and enjoy the comfort and enthusiasm of life.
DAY 4: Miami Beach Boulevard-> Mohammed V Square-> Casablanca Old Town
Experience the lazy seaside life of Miami Beach Boulevard, feel the blend of history and modernity in Mohammed V Square, and shuttle through the mysterious alleys of Casablanca's old town.
DAY 5: Rabat Royal Palace🏰-> Mausoleum of Mohammed V-> Hassan Tower-> Asilah Old Town
Start the day from the Rabat Royal Palace, delve into the royal atmosphere of Morocco, tour the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, visit the Hassan Tower, and feel the warmth of the old town of Asilah.
DAY 6: Caves of Hercules-> Cape Spartel-> American Legation Museum-> Tangier Old Town
Encounter the extraordinary Caves of Hercules, visit the picturesque Cape Spartel, visit the historic American Legation Museum, and savor the unique charm of Tangier's old town.
DAY 7: Habous-> Casablanca Cathedral⛪
Stroll through Habous, then visit Casablanca Cathedral, let the ancient church share stories with you, and end your seven-day Moroccan journey.
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Places to visit:
🌟Majorelle Garden🌟 (Recommended Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐)
Address: Rue Yves St Laurent, Marrakech 40090 Morocco
Opening hours: 08:00-18:30
Duration: 1-3 hours
YSL color garden, surrounded by rare plants and blue villas, colorful, as if stepping into a fairy tale world.🌺🌱
🌟Caves of Hercules🌟 (Recommended Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐)
Address: Terrasse Slouquia, Tangier
Opening hours: 11:00-16:00
Duration: 15-30 minutes
Enjoy the magnificent scenery of the sunrise and sunset over the sea, stand at the cool entrance of the cave, and feel the depth and vastness of the sea with the sea breeze.🌅
🌟Djemaa el-Fna🌟 (Recommended Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐)
Address: Marrakesh 40000 Morocco
Opening hours: 10:30-00:00
Duration: 1-2 hours
This is the heart of Morocco, a market square full of exotic customs, which is even more lively and full of life in the evening.🌙☕️
🌟Miami Beach Boulevard🌟 (Recommended Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐)
Address: Casablanca, Morocco
Duration: 2-3 hours
This is a beautiful scenic road in Casablanca. Take a stroll here, feel the gentle sea breeze, and enjoy the beautiful scenery. Come and feel the warmth and romance of this city!🌊🌴
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📱 SIM card & plug adapter: The voltage in Morocco is 220V, and the sockets are different from ours, so a plug adapter is essential. It is also recommended to bring a Moroccan SIM card or a roaming phone card to prevent loss of contact.
📁 Documents & cash: Morocco is visa-free, so you only need to bring your passport, but some procedures are still required for entry and exit, so be sure to bring it with you. In addition, Morocco uses Dirham. Although most places accept credit cards, it is still recommended to bring some cash.
🧥 Clothing & sunscreen: The temperature difference between day and night in Morocco in March is large, so remember to bring a few thin clothes and a thick coat. Keeping warm is very important. The sun is strong during the day, so sunscreen, sunglasses, and wide-brimmed hats are essential for travel.
🔌 Charger & portable charger: Don't forget to bring your phone and camera charger. If possible, bring a portable charger so you don't have to worry about running out of battery.
🎒 Lightweight backpack: The most important thing when traveling is to be light, so a backpack that can hold all your belongings is very necessary! For example, it can hold a camera, water bottle, sunscreen, etc.
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That's all for the story of Morocco. I look forward to you exploring more unknowns in this charming land. Come and set off for beautiful Morocco with Ctrip Private Group!
Cape Spartel is located in the northwest of the African continent. The sea level here is more than 300 meters, and you can overlook the majestic sea. There are two towers at the cape, which are mainly used as lighthouses to serve passing ships. They are the iconic landscape of the place. There is a cave under the cape with a long history. Archaeologists discovered the remains of the Neolithic Age. Later, the rocks next to the cave were continuously mined, and finally the cave became larger and larger, reaching its current size. In fact, many major historical events have taken place at Cape Spartel: the American War of Independence in 1782, and the British and French fleets also fought naval battles not far away. In the Spanish Civil War in 1936, it was a contest between the nationalist and republican fleets. In the end, the republic broke the blockade of the Strait of Gibraltar by the republic, ensuring the naval supply route for the nationalists to Spain and Morocco in the early days of the war The west side is the Atlantic Ocean, and the east side is connected to the Mediterranean Sea. A pure white lighthouse stands alone on the cliff of the cape, like a night watchman wearing traditional Moroccan clothes and holding an oil lamp, guiding the direction of ships passing by for centuries This pattern is on the back of the 200-dirham note, which shows the importance of this inconspicuous lighthouse Address: 1.14km Achakar commun de Tanger, 90000 Morocco Transportation: There is no public transportation in this place. If you don’t drive yourself, you can charter a car. It costs 250 dirhams round trip with the African Cave, and the price is about 175 yuan. Each scenic spot will wait for you to take pictures. Three hours round trip is enough.
Tangier must-see: Until the end of the world, when the Atlantic Ocean meets the Mediterranean Sea Cape Spartel is located 14 kilometers west of Tangier and is the northwest end of the Atlantic coast of Africa. Crossing the pine-covered cape and standing in front of the Spartel Lighthouse, you will face the amazing view of the Atlantic Ocean on the left and the Mediterranean Sea/Strait of Gibraltar on the right.
Came here on March 2, 2019. Take out 200 dirhams! Morocco has a long coastline, and there are many lighthouses along the coast, but this lighthouse is "honored" on the back of the 200 dirhams. Why? Because this lighthouse is located on the south side of the Strait of Gibraltar, which is the boundary between the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea! To the east of the lighthouse is the Mediterranean Sea, and to the west of the lighthouse is the Atlantic Ocean. Although the navigation technology continues to progress, this lighthouse is no longer in use. However, the lighthouse building itself is very beautiful, a typical Moorish-style building, and it is still very beautiful to take pictures. Walking back from the lighthouse, there are several restaurants with a good atmosphere, where you can sit down and have a drink and rest.
Cape Spartel Lighthouse is located at Cape Spartel at the entrance of the Strait of Gibraltar. From the point of demarcation between the Atlantic and the Mediterranean, Spain is to the east of the Mediterranean Sea, to the west of the Atlantic Ocean and to the other side of Spain. When you come to such geographical indications, you can't help looking up maps.
Cape Spartel Lighthouse, located 12 kilometers west of Dangil at the entrance of the Strait of Gibraltar, is the northernmost end of the African continent. The Lighthouse separates the Atlantic Ocean from the Mediterranean Sea and stands at the lighthouse. To the west, the Atlantic Ocean is the Mediterranean Sea. It is a magical place. Spain can also be seen in fine weather. This is a place where tourists like to take photos. There are also some souvenir vendors around.
Cape Spartel Lighthouse is located at Cape Spartel, 12 kilometers west of Dangil, at the entrance of the Strait of Gibraltar, about 300 meters above sea level. Tourists always take photos in the background of the lighthouse. Another special feature of this lighthouse is that standing here, it can be basically recognized that the Atlantic Ocean is to the West and the Mediterranean Sea is to the east. When the weather is fine, you may see Spain when you climb the tower. We arrived here that day just in time for the sunset. The sun's afterglow was shining brightly on the lighthouse. Finally, we witnessed the sun slowly falling into the Atlantic Ocean. The scene was very spectacular.