Voyage au Maroc : itinéraire pour une semaine

Morocco is a charming destination between its millennial traditions, a variety of landscapes, special heritage and warm hospitality for its residents. In this article, we provide you with vibrant Marrakech to amazing Agadir every week and pass through towns and villages with the unique charm of the Atlantic coast. Discover between colorful open souks, classified merdin and golden sandy beaches What to do in Morocco in a week.

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Day 1: Front door of Marrakech, Morocco

It’s hard to imagine not having a Marrakech pass. On the first day, let yourself be fascinated by the energy, contrast and unique atmosphere of “Red City”.

What to do in Marrakech?

• Discover JEMAA EL-FNA Square : Defeat the heart of Medina, this place is filled with life at any time of the day, with its storytellers, musicians and food racks.
• get lost : Lost yourself in the maze of animated alleys to appreciate handicrafts, spices, fabrics, traditional objects…
• Visit Majorelle Garden and Yves Saint Laurent Museum : An exciting rest in this bright blue haven of peace.
• Explore palaces and doctorsjust like the Palais de la Bahia, Ben Youssef or Sadia’s tomb.

Suggested duration : 1 to 2 days, enjoy cultural wealth and absorb the atmosphere.

View Marrakech homes

Day 2: Essaouira, the atmosphere by the Bohemian sea

On the next day, you walk along Essaouira, about 3 hours from Marrakech. The port city is classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is attracted by its relaxed and artistic atmosphere.

What to do in Essaouira?

• Strolling in the fortified medina : Take some time to admire the small white and blue alleys, artisan shops, city walls, and enjoy the soft atmosphere of the medina.
• Discover fishing port : Assisting the boat back and enjoying fresh fish is a unique experience in Essaouira.
• Take advantage of the beach : Due to the constant wind, the destination is a place known for kite surfing, sailing and surfing.
• Explore the Art Gallery : If you are an art lover, then Essaouira is the benchmark for Moroccan and foreign artists.

Suggested duration : 1 day, it is possible to spend an evening there to fully enjoy the sweetness of life.

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Day 3: Taghazout, an excellent surfing destination

On the third day, head south to Taghazout, a seaside resort that attracts many surfers and travelers to find peace and tranquility. This ancient fishing village has been transformed into an international place with stylish cafes and colorful hotels.

What to do in Taghazout?

• Surfing and yoga : taghazout is a destination for good life and an ideal place to combine sports and well-being.
• Local activities : Why not use your visit to try you at a pottery workshop or Berber cooking class?
• Cafe and rooftop : Take some time to enjoy a cup or meal in a bohemian atmosphere and enjoy the ocean views.

Suggested duration : 1 day or more if you want to take time to surf or rest.

View Taghazout’s houses

Day 4: Tamraght, Authenticity and Beach

Tamraght is a small Berber village about ten kilometers south of Taghazout, maintaining a simple and friendly atmosphere. This is the ideal destination if you want to start surfing or simply enjoy the quiet pace.

What to do in tamraght?

• Surfing less : Many schools offer enlightenment at all levels.
• Sunset Walk : Tamraght Beach is especially beautiful at the end of the day.
• Tours to Paradise Valley : About 30 minutes away, discover an oasis of natural swimming pools and palm trees.

Suggested duration : 1 day is enough, but surfing enthusiasts can extend their stay.

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Day 5: Agadir, Cultural Discovery and Relaxation on the Beach

On the fifth day of the route, continue to reach Agadir in the southern hat. The large seaside town was rebuilt after the 1960 earthquake, giving it a modern face and a different atmosphere from the traditional Medinas.

What to do in Agadir?

• Relax on the beach : Agadir offers over 10 km of golden sandy beach with a walking border.
• Go to Kasbah in Agadir Oufella : From there, you will enjoy the special panoramic view of the Bay of Agadir.
• Discover open-air eggs El : This is one of the largest markets in Morocco. Souk El has a basic experience and is ideal for finding spices and local products.

Suggested duration : 1 day depending on your interest in the beach and modern activities.

View Agadir’s houses

Day 6: Taroudant: Marrakesh Little

It’s already the sixth day you leave the Atlantic Coast and discover Tarudet, nicknamed “Little Marrakech” because of its ledges and traditional atmosphere. Not too tourists, it can make rural Morocco more realistically immersed.

What to do on Taroudant?

• Discover the city wall : Ride the wall containing the Medina and discover the nine gates of the city.
• Visit the open air Known for leather, silverware and Berber crafts.

Suggested duration : Half a day before returning to Marrakech.

See Taroudant’s house

Day 7: Return to Marrakesh

The clapping of this difficult adventure is over, and it is already the last day you quietly lead to Marrakech. On the way, use it Explore the hinterland and discover green valleys, orange plantations and Berber villages.

Arrive in Morocco by car

If you have time and dreams, then your ideal is to take a car to Morocco. You can accept ferry Linking Spain to Morocco is already an experience in itself.

Furthermore, the biggest advantage of this travel mode is that it provides you with No more freedom Explore your surroundings along your route without constraints. The budget should be calculated based on fuel, tolls and ferries, but still Very interesting choice for families or groups.

Take the train to Morocco

It is also possible to reach Morocco by train from France. To do this, join the southern part of Spain (Algeciras or Tarifa) and set out on the ferry to Tangier.

If you take the train, you can rent a car on site or use public transport on site:

• ONCF train : Modern Network is specially connected to Marrakech, Casablanca, Rabat, Tangier.
• bus : Companies like CTM or Supratours provide a comfortable journey for Essaouira, Agadir and Taroudant.
• Collective taxi : An economical solution that connects towns and villages that are not served by transportation.

All in all, taking a car to Morocco is still the most flexible option along this route, but the public transport range is good.

Budget: How much does Morocco have in a week?

The budget for an expected weekly trip depends on several criteria: number of people, type of accommodation, mode of transportation, activities, etc.

This is a Two people are estimated to be a week :

stay :

• Exchange homes: No additional fees. This is the ideal accommodation model for cheap trips to Morocco.
• Hostel/surf camp: 25-40 Euros per night.
• Comfortable RIAD: 60-100 euros per night.

A meal :

• Street food and small restaurants: 3-5 euros per meal.
• More stylish restaurants: 15-25 euros per meal.

transportation :

• Car rental: 25-40 euros per day.
• Long-distance bus: 8-20 euros, depending on the distance.

Activity :

• Monument entry: €2-7.
• Surfing or tour lessons: 25-50 euros.

Explore Morocco with HomeExchange

In addition to its architectural treasures, its cultural diversity and its contrasting landscape, Morocco is mainly composed ofUnique hospitality for its residents. Exchange homes are a great choice to fully experience this warm welcome.

Indeed, house-based exchange joy and shareallowing you to explore Moroccan culture while leveraging local generosity and kindness. It also allows you to experience it More authentic accommodationstay away from traditional tourism tours. Follow the owner’s advice and suggestions and discover confidential addresses.

In terms of budget, house exchange is a particularly advantageous option. Only 175 euros per yearHomeExchange membership enables you to achieve You want as much communication as you can for 12 months. An ideal solution that can reduce the cost of your accommodation and spend more on the real fun of your holiday: discovery, outings, food, activities and relaxation moments!

Finally, apart from its user-friendly and economic aspects, the exchange of houses is a more responsible way to travel, which helps you limit the ecological footprint of your accommodation.

I’ll get a house in Morocco

“Family exchange, being frankly discovered our cats, has become a real passion and a way of life in three years: when we are still working, that is during the school holidays. It’s now year-round, every three-month exchange, about every three months. What we can’t financially allow without this formula is that we can leave more often.