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7 Days / 6N
Casablanca
Fes
Private tour
On request
Northern Morocco is a land of royal courses and imperial cities, and the 7 Days Golf Tour From Casablanca brings the two together in one unhurried week. The journey begins with golf and the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, continues to the royal Dar Es Salam course in Rabat, and climbs into the Rif Mountains to the blue lanes of Chefchaouen.
From the mountains, this Casablanca to Fes golf tour descends to the Roman ruins of Volubilis and imperial Meknes, then settles in Fes for a round and a guided day in the world’s largest car-free medieval city. Private and carefully paced, it is a refined golf holiday in northern Morocco.
Day 1
A private driver welcomes you and your clubs at Mohammed V International Airport, opening the 7 Days Golf Tour From Casablanca with a free afternoon to settle in. The evening is yours to enjoy the ocean-facing Corniche.
Day 2
A morning round near the coast is followed by a guided visit of the Hassan II Mosque, with its 210 m minaret, the tallest in Africa. The city tour continues through the Habous quarter and downtown’s Art Deco boulevards, ending at sunset by the ocean.
Day 3
In Rabat, a guided morning visits the Hassan Tower, the Mausoleum of Mohammed V and the Kasbah of the Udayas. In the afternoon, play the Royal Golf Dar Es Salam, designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. among cork oaks and home of the Hassan II Trophy, the jewel of this Casablanca to Fes golf tour.
Day 4
The road heads inland and climbs into the green folds of the Rif Mountains to Chefchaouen, the blue city founded in 1471. A guided walk leads through its painted lanes, the Outa el-Hammam square and the Ras el-Maa spring, before the sunset view from the Spanish Mosque.
Day 5
The road south leads to Volubilis, a UNESCO-listed Roman city where mosaics and the Triumphal Arch of Caracalla stand among olive groves. In Meknes, admire the tiled Bab Mansour gate of Sultan Moulay Ismail, before continuing to Fes for two nights.
Day 6
A morning round on a course in the hills around Fes is followed by a guided afternoon in Fes el-Bali. Visit the Bou Inania Madrasa, pass the Al Quaraouiyine, founded in 859, and watch leather dyed in stone vats at the Chouara Tannery, a highlight of this golf holiday in northern Morocco.
Day 7
Time permitting, a last morning round in Fes closes the week, before a private transfer to Fes-Saïss Airport or the train station for your onward journey.
Some courses ask for a handicap card or certificate, especially in high season. Please bring proof.
Your clubs travel in the private vehicle for the whole trip, so there is no need to send them separately.
Available at most courses and recommended for reading the greens.
There is no golf in Chefchaouen: the day is spent walking the blue medina in the Rif Mountains.
The tour starts in Casablanca, follows the Atlantic coast to Rabat, climbs into the Rif Mountains to Chefchaouen, then descends through Volubilis and Meknes to Fes, where it ends at Fes-Saïss Airport or the train station.
Up to four rounds: Casablanca on Day 2, Rabat on Day 3, Fes on Day 6 and an optional round in Fes on Day 7.
Designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. in a cork oak forest, it is one of Africa’s most prestigious courses and the long-time host of the Hassan II Trophy.
No. Chefchaouen is a cultural stop in the Rif Mountains, chosen for its beauty and atmosphere. The day is spent walking the blue medina.
Yes. Fes-Saïss Airport has direct flights to several European cities. A transfer back to Casablanca can also be arranged.
Royal courses may ask for a handicap card or certificate. We recommend bringing proof of your handicap for all rounds.
Tour type
Private
Price
On request
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