Couple questions: Honeymoon planning
What can you see on a 14-day Morocco honeymoon?
Two weeks lets you see the whole country without a rushed day. Our 14-day route runs from Tangier and Chefchaouen through Fes, out to a desert camp at Erg Chigaga, through Skoura and the Rose Valley, up into the High Atlas, and on to Marrakech and Essaouira. Most stops get two nights.
Answered by the Morocco Honeymoons team. Checked October 2026.
The short answer
Two weeks lets you see the whole country without a rushed day. Our 14-day route runs from Tangier and Chefchaouen through Fes, out to a desert camp at Erg Chigaga, through Skoura and the Rose Valley, up into the High Atlas, and on to Marrakech and Essaouira. Most stops get two nights.
In more detail
The point of fourteen days is pace as much as distance. With two nights almost everywhere, the trip feels like a celebration rather than a sprint, which suits a honeymoon or a milestone anniversary.
The north gives you Tangier across the strait from Spain, the blue lanes of Chefchaouen and the old medina of Fes. The south gives you the Sahara, the kasbah road and the oases. The High Atlas offers mountain air, and Marrakech and Essaouira end the trip with city life and the sea.
Every stay is a palace riad, a kasbah retreat or an exclusive desert camp, and the whole journey is private and chauffeured. A 14-day honeymoon can also start in Spain, with the ferry across to Tangier on day one. Fast ferries from Tarifa take about 35 minutes. Spring and autumn give the best weather across both the north and the desert.
Good to know
- Fly into Tangier and home from Marrakech, or the reverse, so you never drive back the way you came.
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