We start in Casablanca, by the sea. Your first sunset will be near the great Hassan II Mosque, with waves crashing nearby. From there, we head to Chefchaouen the Blue City where every street feels like a quiet painting.
Each day is simple and real. Walk through busy markets. Meet artisans in the mountains. Share tea with local families. And take photos that show the spirit of everyday life not just perfect shots, but true ones.
Your guide walks beside you, helping when you need, giving space when you don’t. No stress. No rush. Just kind people, warm light, and time to slow down.
You don’t need fancy gear. Just a clear eye and an open heart.
Welcome to the real Morocco — one moment at a time.
You arrive in Casablanca and we meet you with a warm hello. The city is big and full of movement but we make sure it feels easy. We take you to a quiet guesthouse near the old part of town. The streets smell like fresh bread and jasmine flowers.
Take your time to rest. When you feel ready we share a mint tea together. Later your guide walks with you to the ocean. You visit the Hassan II Mosque from the outside. It sits beside the sea and looks calm and bright in the soft evening light. You can take your first photo here as the sun begins to set.
Dinner is in a local place. Maybe you try chicken tagine or a light salad. As we eat we talk about your camera and the kind of photos you want to take during your trip.
After breakfast we leave the busy roads behind. We drive toward the mountains and pass through soft hills and small quiet towns. There are many places to stop for photos. Maybe you see a farmer walking with his donkey or a fruit stand full of color.
By afternoon we reach Chefchaouen. The town is quiet and blue and feels like a dream. Your guesthouse is right inside the medina. You drop your bags and take a calm walk with your guide. The light here touches the walls in a special way.
At sunset we eat on a rooftop. You can see the town from above. It is peaceful. This is when the trip starts to feel real.
We wake up early to feel Chefchaouen before it gets busy. The air is soft and the light is low. We walk slowly through the streets and stop often. Maybe you see a cat sleeping or clothes hanging in the sun or shadows moving across the blue walls.
We visit a quiet mosque and an old garden with orange trees. Then we rest at a small café with a view. Later you meet a local artist or someone who makes things by hand. They tell you their story and if they agree you take their portrait.
In the evening we sit together and look at your photos. Your guide gives a few gentle tips if you want them.
Today is about learning and meeting kind people. We visit a group of women who make scarves with their hands. They use color from flowers and spices. You watch them work and take photos that feel honest.
Lunch is with a local family. You sit at their table and share their stories. The food is warm and simple. In the afternoon we walk near olive trees and wide hills. The view is open and calm. It is a good place to slow down.
Later you can walk through the market if you want. Maybe you find a small gift made by hand.
After breakfast we take a short drive into the mountains. The air is fresh. The world feels quiet. We walk through green hills and pass stone houses. You see goats and small gardens and children playing. There is a spring where we stop and rest.
Lunch is in a village home. You sit on carpets and eat with your hands. If the time feels right you ask to take portraits. Most people smile and say yes.
As the sun begins to fall we walk back. The light touches the hills in gold. It is a good time for your camera and a good time for your heart.
Today we visit a local market where people come to shop for daily life. It is full of sound and color and movement. You see bread sellers and women buying spices. You hear kids laughing and men calling prices. Your guide helps you connect with people so you can take photos that feel true.
Later we visit a pottery studio. You watch as clay is shaped and painted. If you want you can paint a tile to keep.
In the evening we walk up to a small hill. There is an old Spanish mosque there. From this spot you can see all of Chefchaouen. The sunset here is quiet and strong.
We keep the last morning easy. One more walk through the calm streets. One more cup of tea or coffee. Maybe you stop at a small courtyard or take a final photo of a quiet blue door.
We sit together and look at your best photos. Your guide gives one last small tip to take home with you.
You have time to relax or buy a gift from the market. Then we help you get back to Casablanca. The ride takes about four to five hours.
When you arrive your camera is full and your heart is full too.
NOTE : If the itineraries that we offer By Morocco Photography Tours does not match what you’re looking for contact us and we will prepare a trip that suits your own needs and requirements.
Airport pickup in Casablanca
6 nights in charming guesthouses (with private rooms and breakfast)
Daily guided photo walks and storytelling moments
Transport between cities in a private, comfortable vehicle
All meals during the tour (breakfast, lunch, and dinner)
Local experiences like a weaving workshop, family meals, and visits with artists
Photo support and tips from your guide, every day
Entrance fees to all included sites
Bottled water during travel days
Help with photo editing and reviewing your shots
A small gift to remember your trip
Flights to and from Morocco
Travel insurance
Personal spending
Tips for local guides and drivers (optional, but appreciated)
Your return transport from Chefchaouen to Casablanca
