We will travel from Rabat to Tangier; an essential strategic crossing point between Africa and Europe, and a Moroccan port in the Gibraltar Strait. Our first visit in Tangier will be in Sparatel Cope, a lighthouse located 14 kilometers west of Tangier at the point where the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean White Sea converge. Our next stop will be in the Hercules caverns, where people have lived since the Neolithic era. This location has been the subject of numerous photographs.
Later on, we back in the medina where we will spend some time exploring the Kasbah Museum of Mediterranean Culture and ST Andrew's Church before going to the most recent art exhibit at the Ibn Khaldoun Cultural Center.
Overnight in Tangier
After breakfast, we will move to visit Chefchaouen City, an attractive city in the color blue that has deep ties to Andalusia. The Spanish Inquisition caused many Jews and moors to flee. Our tour in Chefchaouen will include a short climb to the Spanish mosque ruin to take in the breathtaking panoramic view and a visit of Ras El-Ma to learn about the mountains, which are considered a city's freshwater source. Next, we will have time to stroll through the magnificent Old Kasbah and garden before enjoying the tranquil blue-washed streets of the old city to make memories with the locals.
Overnight in Chefchaouen
On this day, we will begin our journey by heading to the Middle Atlas Mountains, Volubilis, the best preserved archaeological site in Morocco, which was recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site and known as a ruined Roman city in Morocco’s kingdom. Continue to Meknes, the sixth largest city in Morocco, this city is worth the visit. Here we will visit the magnificent Bab El Mansour, the king's tomb site at the center of the medina, which remains the imperial city. After visiting Meknes, we will drive to Fes City where we will spend our next 2 nights.
Overnight in Fes
Today’s full-day city tour will take place on Fes with an official guide. During this tour, we will visit the entire city. First, we will start by exploring the magnificent city of Fes and its magnificent medina, "Fes-El Bali.", we will start the day at the Royal Palace before walking through the old Jewish neighborhood, past one of the towers, and stopping at the cemetery Bab-Fettouh. To experience the expansive view of the white sea houses of the medina.
Next, we will see Bab Boujloud; the gate that leads to the inside medina, after that, we will move to see the oldest and most famous Tanneries in the world, here we can have a lookout to see the workers as well as they will be glad to tell you about the different steps of their work. Time for lunch in the heart of the medina, then we move to visit the Nejjarine Museum, a repository for wooden arts and crafts, and then continue our tour to the local instruments, furniture, and carpets.
Later on, we will head to explore the historical sites of the imperial city, starting with The Medersas of Bou-Inania, Al Attarine, the religious school of Quran studies, Al-Karawyen mosque, AL-Karawyen University, the oldest continuously operating university in the world, in addition to the significant historic site "Idris’s ll tomb". These sites are just a few of the magnificent ancient structures we will visit during our Morocco trip.
Overnight in the medina of Fes
Early morning, Leave the crowded city streets and move to another stretch of desert sea. First, we will pass through Ifrane; a city which is famed for its chalet-style homes and is sometimes referred to as the Switzerland of Morocco. Continue to Azrou, the capital city of the Medium Atlas - This city is renowned for its Atlas cedar forest which is home to Barbary apes.
Next, we will continue our travel toward Midelt, then pass through the Ziz Oasis where we will stop to take in the priceless visit of the Ziz Valley framed by a thousand date palms. Finally, we will reach our last destination for this day, Merzouga desert, as we reach the Sahara we will see an amazing oasis of sand see that reflects the golden dunes of the Sahara.
Overnight in Merzouga desert
Another beautiful day in the Merzouga desert. We will wake up to enjoy the desert sunrise before we start our explorative journey of the Sahara desert. We will start by visiting the local markets of Rissani, then head to khamlia village to dance or just settle and listen to the Gnaoua music played by the black slave who lives in the Sahara from the 16th century and are known for their distinctive music, which combines the Islamic poetry and anthems with traditional African rhythms and songs. Afternoon, we will take on a guided camel trip over the desert's dunes, guided by a local friendly guide who knows the area well. Time to cherish, we can explore the Sahara more by quad biking – on your own - and take pictures before we continue to our luxury camp where we'll spend the evening and take in the breathtaking scenery of the Sahara desert of Morocco.
When we get to our desert camp, we will be greeted with dates and mint tea. After that, we will relax and take in the breathtaking sunset as the sun sets over the golden dunes of Morocco's Sahara desert. We will enjoy a traditional dinner provided by the locals during our night in the peaceful and calm desert camp, followed by Berber music and a campfire time under the starry African sky. Later on, we shall go to our luxury tents with their king-size beds and private shower and bathroom. Merzouga Desert is a fantastic destination to explore and create lifelong memories.
Overnight in Merzouga desert
We will wake up to take in the gorgeous desert sunrise before we are treated to breakfast and take a shower the continue our traveling toward Dades. First, we will take a stop in the village of Tinjdad settlement to check out its impressive Berber architecture and culture before moving on to Todra Gorges, also known as "Tinghir," and the Grand Canyon of Morocco. Here, we will stop to explore the area and see its fantastic rock walls that magically change color as the sun shines and reflect the light, we will have the chance to dip our legs in the water. After that, we will continue on our journey to Dades. Here, we will take in the panoramic view of Dades Valley before moving on to our hotel.
Overnight in Dades
We will pass through many different landscapes today as we travel From Dades to Marrakech. Passing through Rose Valley for a wonderful visit of continue to visit the Valley of the Roses a center of Moroccan roses and rose products. Acres of Persian roses are grown and harvested here to create rose water, creams prized throughout Morocco and the world.
Continue traveling along the road of Thousand Kasbah toward Ouarzazate this city also known as "the gate of the desert," It is where trips to "Dades," the Eastern Oasis, the Southern Road, and the Anti-Atlas Mountains begin. Above all, Ouarzazate is a gateway to the thrilling experiences of the Great Southern. Continue to Ait Ben Hadou, which was designated as part of the human heritage by UNESCO in 1987 and the setting for some well-known movie shows. Such as Gladiator, Sahara, and Game of Thrones. This fortified Ksar sits in the province of Ouarzazate, Later on, we make our journey to Marrakech, we will first stop at the highest road, Tishka to take in the magical Atlas Mountains view and appreciate the breathtaking panorama of the High Atlas Mountains, and finally reach Marrakech for a restful evening.
Overnight in Marrakech
After breakfast, we will have a guided city tour with an official guide in Marrakech. This city is popularly known as "the Red City" or "the City of Palms." We will meet our official guide and head to visit The Koutoubia mosque; a spectacular mosque built in the 12th century and has a large square with a garden that illuminates light during the night, We will see historical palaces and traditional culture of this historic city. We will begin by visiting The Saadian tombs, Bahia Palace, Badia Palace, and other intriguing sites. It's time to enjoy lunch, and we will stroll around Jamaa El-Fna World Square. Well known for the snake charmers and the delicious food, overflowing orange juice. From there, we'll go on to the souk "market" where we will get the opportunity to see the local artisans' lamps and smell the flavors of all the Moroccan spices.
Overnight in Marrakech.
Today, we will pick you up from your hotel in Marrakech. To begin our day excursion to the High Atlas Mountains - Ourika Valley. As we travel further, we will take in the expansive panorama of the Green Valley. Along the way, we will reach Setti Fadma, which renowned for its seven waterfalls. Magnificent streams, and astounding cliffs. Here, we will meet our local tour guide, who will lead us on a short hike to the first waterfall. Where we can swim and observe the monkeys climbing the trees in the area. After that, we will investigate the towns where the Berber culture still practices medieval agriculture. We will eventually take commemorative photos with the locals or in the lush valley. And then. we will have time to enjoy our lunch in a precious restaurant. That featured an amazing view of the high Atlas Mountains. Later on, we will take our feet back to Marrakech.
Overnight in Marrakech.
Through your trip to Morocco, you will get the chance to see and explore Ouzoud waterfalls. One of the most impressive waterfalls in North Africa. You will reach the Ouzoud waterfalls after passing through the quaint, little village of Ouzoud. And pass by numerous souvenir shops where you may pick up some souvenirs for your siblings. After that, we take a break and get breakfast across the street at one of the nearest cafes. In front of a wonderful waterfall view; it is a very breathtaking image.
The Ouzoud waterfalls are the ideal location for a relaxing vacation away from the hustle and bustle. We will hike through olive gardens to get to the waterfall's depth with our local guide. After that, if you enjoy swimming, you can enjoy cooling off in the waterfall's refreshing water. Besides, there are plenty of boats available so that everyone can go swimming. They are useful vessels that can used for tours of the waterfalls. We can enjoy some fresh orange juice and a brief trip on a traditional board boat. To the base of the waterfall, Additionally. We will take in the stunning views of the waterfalls. While eating lunch at a Berber restaurantbefore we come back to Marrakech.
Overnight in Marrakech
We will move to Essaouira City. Our visit in this city will include the fortified rampart of Essaouira's old city. Which served as a location for the popular series Game of Thrones, and previously called Mogador. This harbor was well-known for its gorgeous blue vessels. Here, we'll take some time to enjoy Essaouira's picturesque scenery. Then, we will explore the great and lively Moulay El Hassan Square. After that, we will wander through the narrow streets of Essaouira city. To see the traditional market with amazing local artisans' handicrafts.
Our next stop will be the Berber Women Association which produces Argan oil. And then we will visit the tiny workshop. Which specialized in ornate paid work using Thuya wood “a local conifer”. Later, possibly enjoy the beach and have a fresh fish lunch in the souk (Market) with the locals. Before we come along for a walk during the sunset for the most unbelievable view next to the beach. Before we move to our hotel.
Overnight in Essaouira
On this day, we will move to explore Casablanca. The modern metropolis and the location of numerous financial businesses and industries. And the capital of an economically significant nation. This city situated in the middle of western Morocco and 95 kilometers south of Rabat. We will start our trip to Casablanca by exploring Mohamed V Square and the magnificent Hassan ll Mosque. Which's constructed by Boygue in 1993. And was designed by Michel Pinseau. Hassan ll is the second-largest mosque in Africa and features the second-tallest minaret in the entire globe at 210 m. After the visit of Casablanca. If time allowed we will come along for a walk along the corniche boulevard. Which shines with many restaurants and cafes.
Overnight in Casablanca
Set aside an hour to go to Rabat where our Morocco trip will be finished, Rabat; The fortified monastery was established in the 19th century and later became the political and administrative center of the Moroccan monarchy. Named by Yacub El Mansour, the third caliph of the Almohad dynasty in the 12th century. Our visit in Rabat will include the visit of Rabat's beautiful Mohamed V Mausoleum; a Royal monument situated in front of Hassan Tower. The Sultan Yacub El Mansour site, the Kasbah of Udaya, a remnant of colonial periods, the old city's narrowest streets, and the colorful fishing boats along the river will also be included in our Morocco adventure tour.
Our 14 Day-tour in Morocco will start with a guided city tour in Marrakech – This city is popularly known as "the red city" or "the city of palms." We will meet our official guide and head to visit The Koutoubia mosque; a spectacular mosque built in the 12th century and has a large square with a garden that illuminates light during the night, We will see historical palaces and traditional culture of this historic city.
We will begin with a visit of The Saadian tombs, Bahia Palace, Badia Palace, and other intriguing sites. Time to enjoy lunch, and we will stroll around Jamaa El-Fna world square, which is well known for the snake charmers and the delicious food, overflowing orange juice. From there, we'll go on to the souk "market" where we will get the opportunity to see the local artisans' lamps and smell the flavors of all the Moroccan spices.
Overnight in Marrakech.
Today, we will pick you up from your hotel in Marrakech to begin our day excursion to the High Atlas Mountains - Ourika Valley. As we travel further, we will take in the expansive panorama of the Green Valley. Along the way, we will reach Setti Fadma, which is renowned for its seven waterfalls, magnificent streams, and astounding cliffs. Here, we will meet our local tour guide, who will lead us on a short hike to the first waterfall, where we can swim and observe the monkeys climbing the trees in the area.
After that, we will investigate the towns where the Berber culture still practices medieval agriculture. We will eventually take commemorative photos with the locals or in the lush valley. And then. we will have time to enjoy our lunch in a precious restaurant that featured an amazing view of the high Atlas Mountains, Later on, we will take our feet back to Marrakech.
Overnight in Marrakech.
Through your trip to Morocco, you will get the chance to see and explore Ouzoud waterfalls; One of the most impressive waterfalls in North Africa. You will reach the Ouzoud waterfalls after passing through the quaint, little village of Ouzoud, and pass by numerous souvenir shops where you may pick up some souvenirs for your siblings. After that, we take a break and get breakfast across the street at one of the nearest cafes in front of a wonderful waterfall view; it is a very breathtaking image.
The Ouzoud waterfalls are the ideal location for a relaxing vacation away from the hustle and bustle. We will hike through olive gardens to get to the waterfall's depth with our local guide. After that, if you enjoy swimming, you can enjoy cooling off in the waterfall's refreshing water. Besides, there are plenty of boats available so that everyone can go swimming. They are useful vessels that can be used for tours of the waterfalls, we can enjoy some fresh orange juice and a brief trip on a traditional board boat to the base of the waterfall, Additionally, we will take in the stunning views of the waterfalls while eating lunch at a Berber restaurantbefore we come back to Marrakech.
Overnight in Marrakech.
We will pass through many different landscapes today as we travel From Marrakech to Dades, we will first stop at the highest road, Tishka to take in the magical Atlas Mountains view to fully appreciate the breathtaking panorama of the High Atlas Mountains. Continue to Ait Ben Hadou, which's designated as part of the human heritage by UNESCO in 1987. And the setting for some well-known movie shows. Such as Gladiator, Sahara, and Game of Thrones. This fortified Ksar sits in the province of Ouarzazate. After that, we will move to explore Ouarzazate, this city also known as "the gate of the desert," It is where trips to "Dades," the Eastern Oasis, the Southern Road, and the Anti-Atlas Mountains begin. Above all, Ouarzazate is a gateway to the thrilling experiences of the Great Southern.
Continue traveling along the road of Thousand Kasbah toward Rose Valley for a wonderful visit of the Roses a center of Moroccan roses and rose products. Acres of Persian roses grown. And harvested here to create rose water, creams prized throughout Morocco and the world before making our way to Dades for our final step of the day.
Overnight in Dades
After breakfast, we will continue our traveling to Merzouga. First, we will take in the panoramic view of Dades Valley before moving on to Todra Gorges, also known as "Tinghir," and the Grand Canyon of Morocco. Here, we will stop to explore the area and see its fantastic rock walls that magically change color as the sun shines and reflect the light, we will have the chance to dip our legs in the water.
After that, we will continue on our journey and make a stop in the Tinjdad settlement to check out its impressive Berber architecture before moving on to the Merzouga desert, as we reach the Sahara we will see an amazing oasis of sand see that reflects the golden dunes of Merzouga desert. Overnight in Merzouga desert
Another beautiful day in the Merzouga desert. We will wake up to enjoy the desert sunrise before we start our explorative journey of the Sahara desert. We will start by visiting the local markets of Rissani, then head to Khamlia village to dance or just settle. And listen to the Gnaoua music played by the black slave who lives in the Sahara from the 16th century and are famous for their distinctive music, which combines the Islamic poetry and anthems with traditional African rhythms and songs.
Afternoon, we will take on a guided camel trip over the desert's dunes, guided by a local friendly guide who knows the area well. Time to cherish, we can explore the Sahara more by quad biking – on your own - and take pictures before we continue to our luxury camp where we'll spend the evening and take in the breathtaking scenery of the Sahara desert of Morocco.
When we get to our desert camp, we will be greeted with dates and mint tea. After that, we will relax and take in the breathtaking sunset as the sun sets over the golden dunes of Morocco's Sahara desert. We will enjoy a traditional dinner provided by the locals during our night in the peaceful and calm desert camp, followed by Berber music and a campfire time under the starry African sky. Later on, we shall go to our luxury tents with their king-size beds and private shower and bathroom. Merzouga Desert is a fantastic destination to explore and create lifelong memories.
Overnight in Merzouga desert
Early morning, we will wake up to take in the gorgeous desert sunrise, then we will eat breakfast and take a shower before we set off on our journey to Fez city. We will pass through the Ziz Oasis on the route to Midelt, where we'll stop to take in the priceless visit of the Ziz Valley framed by a thousand date palms.
Continue to Azrou, the capital city of the Medium Atlas. This city renowned for its Atlas cedar forest which is home to Barbary apes. Next, we will continue to Ifrane, a city which famous for its chalet-style homes and is sometimes referred to as the Switzerland of Morocco. Finally, we will reach our last destination for this day, Fes City, where we will spend the following two nights.
Overnight in Fes
Today’s full-day city tour will take place on Fes with an official guide. During this tour, we will visit the entire city. First, we will start by exploring the magnificent city of Fes and its magnificent medina, "Fes-El Bali.", we will start the day at the Royal Palace before walking through the old Jewish neighborhood, past one of the towers, and stopping at the cemetery Bab-Fettouh. To experience the expansive view of the white sea houses of the medina.
Next, we will see Bab Boujloud; the gate that leads to the inside medina, after that, we will move to see the oldest and most famous Tanneries in the world, here we can have a lookout to see the workers as well as they will be glad to tell you about the different steps of their work. Time for lunch in the heart of the medina, then we move to visit the Nejjarine Museum, a repository for wooden arts and crafts, and then continue our tour to the local instruments, furniture, and carpets.
Later on, we will head to explore the historical sites of the imperial city, starting with The Medersas of Bou-Inania, Al Attarine, the religious school of Quran studies, Al-Karawyen mosque, AL-Karawyen University, the oldest continuously operating university in the world, in addition to the significant historic site "Idris’s ll tomb". These sites are just a few of the magnificent ancient structures we will visit during our Morocco trip.
Overnight in Fes
On this day, we will begin our journey by heading to the Middle Atlas Mountains, stopping first at Meknes, the sixth largest city in Morocco, this city is worth the visit. Here we will visit the magnificent Bab El Mansour, the king's tomb site at the center of the medina, which remains the imperial city. After visiting Meknes, we will drive to Volubilis, the best preserved archaeological site in Morocco, which was recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site and known as a ruined Roman city in Morocco’s kingdom. Later on, we will continue to Chefchaouen for the night.
Overnight in Chefchaouen
Chefchaouen is an attractive city in the color blue and has deep ties to Andalusia. The Spanish Inquisition caused many Jews and moors to flee. Our tour in Chefchaouen city will include a short climb to the Spanish mosque ruin to take in the breathtaking panoramic view and a visit of Ras El-Ma to learn about the mountains, which are considered as a city's freshwater source. Next, we will have time to stroll through the magnificent Old Kasbah and garden before enjoying the tranquil blue-washed streets of the old city to make memories with the locals.
Overnight in Chefchaouen
Today we will move to explore an essential strategic crossing point between Africa and Europe, a Moroccan port in the Gibraltar Strait. Our first visit in Tangier will be Sparatel Cope, a lighthouse located 14 kilometers west of Tangier at the point where the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean White Sea converge. Our next stop will be in the Hercules caverns, where people have lived since the Neolithic era. This location has been the subject of numerous photographs. Later on, we back in the medina where we will spend some time exploring the Kasbah Museum of Mediterranean Culture and ST Andrew's Church before going to the most recent art exhibit at the Ibn Khaldoun Cultural Center.
Overnight in Tangier
Today we will move to visit Rabat. The fortified monastery was established in the 19th century and later became the political and administrative center of the Moroccan monarchy. Named by Yacub El Mansour, the third caliph of the Almohad dynasty in the 12th century. Our visit in Rabat will include the visit of Rabat's beautiful Mohamed V Mausoleum; a Royal monument situated in front of Hassan Tower. The Sultan Yacub El Mansour site, the Kasbah of Udaya, a remnant of colonial periods, the old city's narrowest streets, and the colorful fishing boats along the river will also be included in our tour. Following our visit to Rabat, we will set aside an hour to go to Casablanca where we will spend our night.
Overnight in Casablanca
Today, we will discover Casablanca, the modern metropolis and the location of numerous financial businesses and industries, and the capital of an economically significant nation. This city situated in the middle of western Morocco and 95 kilometers south of Rabat. We will start our trip to Casablanca by exploring Mohamed V Square. And the magnificent Hassan ll Mosque, which was constructed by Boygue in 1993 and was designed by Michel Pinseau. Hassan ll is the second-largest mosque in Africa and features the second-tallest minaret in the entire globe at 210 m. After the visit of Casablanca, we will travel to Essaouira city for the evening.
Overnight in Essaouira
Morning, we will explore Essaouira City. Our visit in this city will include the fortified rampart of Essaouira's old city which served as a location for the popular series Game of Thrones, and previously called Mogador, this harbor was well-known for its gorgeous blue vessels. Here, we'll take some time to enjoy Essaouira's picturesque scenery. Then, we will explore the great and lively Moulay El Hassan Square. After that, we will wander through the narrow streets of Essaouira city to see the traditional market with amazing local artisans' handicrafts.
Our next stop will be the Berber Women Association which produces Argan oil, and then we will visit the tiny workshop which specialized in ornate paid work using Thuya wood “a local conifer”. Later, possibly enjoy the beach and have a fresh fish lunch in the souk (Market) with the locals. Before we come along for a walk during the sunset for the most unbelievable view next to the beach before we move to Marrakech.
Khamlia village is a small village in Morocco Sahara, it has been found in the southeast of Morocco, next to the Algerian border. It is well known for being a place where the Gnaoua - a group of musicians and shamans, call home - The Gnaoua are known for their distinctive music, which combine the Islamic poetry and anthems with traditional African rhythms and songs.
The history of the Gnaoua is interesting, they're thought they have brought from West Africa in 16th century and were taken to Morocco as skaves. They get their own distinct religion, language, and culture progressively over time, which is a synthesis of different spiritual traditions, and African animism and Sufi Islam.
The Gnaoua are well known for their spiritual healing skills with their music, they include music into their religious rituals as they still think that it can solve both mental and emotional problems. Most of the tourists, while they visit Khamlia can learn about their practices and even contribute with them under the guidance of a Gnaoua.
Tourist that are are interested in music, culture, and spirituality, we suggest the visit of Khamlia as a unique and special place to visit in morocco, this small village and its people give a unique glimpse into a rich and complex cultural tradition that has been remained for centuries.
in a nut shell, Khamlia is one of the best attractions in Morocco where you can experience Gnaoua music with moroccan culture, the village is home to several Gnaoua families, who still lives and practice their traditional lifestyle. Tourist can often attend performances of Gnaoua, it is always held either in a small cafes or private homes.
We will start our 14 Day morocco vacation deal from Casablanca, the modern metropolis, the location of numerous financial businesses and industries, and the capital of an economically significant nation. This city is in the middle of western Morocco and 95 kilometers south of Rabat. We will start our trip to Casablanca by exploring Mohamed V Square and the magnificent Hassan ll Mosque, constructed by Boygue in 1993 and designed by Michel Pinseau. Hassan ll is the second-largest mosque in Africa and features the second-tallest minaret in the entire globe at 210 m. After the visit of Casablanca. If time allowed we will come along for a walk along the corniche boulevard which shines with many restaurants and cafes. Overnight in Casablanca
We will move to Essaouira City. Our visit in this city will include the fortified rampart of Essaouira's old city which served as a location for the popular series Game of Thrones, and previously called Mogador, this harbor was well-known for its gorgeous blue vessels. Here, we'll take some time to enjoy Essaouira's picturesque scenery. Then, we will explore the great and lively Moulay El Hassan Square. After that, we will wander through the narrow streets of Essaouira city to see the traditional market with amazing local artisans' handicrafts.
Our next stop will be the Berber Women Association which produces Argan oil, and then we will visit the tiny workshop which specialized in ornate paid work using Thuya wood “a local conifer”. Later, possibly enjoy the beach and have a fresh fish lunch in the souk (Market) with the locals. Before we come along for a walk during the sunset for the most unbelievable view next to the beach before we move to our hotel.
Overnight in Essaouira
Traveling from Essaouira, we will have a guided city tour with an official guide in Marrakech – This city is popularly known as "the red city" or "the city of palms." We will meet our official guide and head to visit The Koutoubia mosque; a spectacular mosque built in the 12th century and has a large square with a garden that illuminates light during the night, We will see historical palaces and traditional culture of this historic city.
We will begin with a visit of The Saadian tombs, Bahia Palace, Badia Palace, and other intriguing sites.Time to enjoy lunch, and we will stroll around Jamaa El-Fna world square, which is well known for the snake charmers and the delicious food, overflowing orange juice. From there, we'll go on to the souk "market" where we will get the opportunity to see the local artisans' lamps and smell the flavors of all the Moroccan spices.
Overnight in Marrakech.
Today, we will pick you up from your hotel in Marrakech to begin our day excursion to the High Atlas Mountains - Ourika Valley. As we travel further, we will take in the expansive panorama of the Green Valley. Along the way, we will reach Setti Fadma, which is renowned for its seven waterfalls, magnificent streams, and astounding cliffs. Here, we will meet our local tour guide, who will lead us on a short hike to the first waterfall, where we can swim and observe the monkeys climbing the trees in the area. After that, we will investigate the towns where the Berber culture still practices medieval agriculture.
We will eventually take commemorative photos with the locals or in the lush valley. And then. we will have time to enjoy our lunch in a precious restaurant that featured an amazing view of the high Atlas Mountains, Later on, we will take our feet back to Marrakech. Overnight in Marrakech.
Through your trip to Morocco, you will get the chance to see and explore Ouzoud waterfalls; One of the most impressive waterfalls in North Africa. You will reach the Ouzoud waterfalls after passing through the quaint, little village of Ouzoud, and pass by numerous souvenir shops where you may pick up some souvenirs for your siblings. After that, we take a break and get breakfast across the street at one of the nearest cafes in front of a wonderful waterfall view; it is a very breathtaking image.
The Ouzoud waterfalls are the ideal location for a relaxing vacation away from the hustle and bustle. We will hike through olive gardens to get to the waterfall's depth with our local guide. After that, if you enjoy swimming, you can enjoy cooling off in the waterfall's refreshing water.
Besides, there are plenty of boats available so that everyone can go swimming. They are useful vessels that can be used for tours of the waterfalls, we can enjoy some fresh orange juice and a brief trip on a traditional board boat to the base of the waterfall, Additionally, we will take in the stunning views of the waterfalls while eating lunch at a Berber restaurantbefore we come back to Marrakech. Overnight in Marrakech
We will pass through many different landscapes today as we travel From Marrakech to Dades, we will first stop at the highest road, Tishka to take in the magical Atlas Mountains view to fully appreciate the breathtaking panorama of the High Atlas Mountains. Continue to Ait Ben Hadou, which was designated as part of the human heritage by UNESCO in 1987 and the setting for some well-known movie shows. Such as Gladiator, Sahara, and Game of Thrones. This fortified Ksar sits in the province of Ouarzazate. After that, we will move to explore Ouarzazate, this city also known as "the gate of the desert," It is where trips to "Dades," the Eastern Oasis, the Southern Road, and the Anti-Atlas Mountains begin. Above all, Ouarzazate is a gateway to the thrilling experiences of the Great Southern.
Continue traveling along the road of Thousand Kasbah toward Rose Valley for a wonderful visit of the Roses a center of Moroccan roses and rose products. Acres of Persian roses are grown and harvested here to create rose water, creams prized throughout Morocco and the world before making our way to Dades for our final step of the day.
Overnight in Dades
After breakfast, we will continue our traveling to Merzouga. First, we will take in the panoramic view of Dades Valley before moving on to Todra Gorges, also known as "Tinghir," and the Grand Canyon of Morocco. Here, we will stop to explore the area and see its fantastic rock walls that magically change color as the sun shines and reflect the light, we will have the chance to dip our legs in the water. After that, we will continue on our journey and make a stop in the Tinjdad settlement to check out its impressive Berber architecture before moving on to the Merzouga desert, as we reach the Sahara we will see an amazing oasis of sand see that reflects the golden dunes of Merzouga desert.
Overnight in Merzouga desert
Another beautiful day in the Merzouga desert. We will wake up to enjoy the desert sunrise before we start our explorative journey of the Sahara desert. We will start by visiting the local markets of Rissani, then head to Khamlia village to dance or just settle and listen to the Gnaoua music played by the black slave who lives in the Sahara from the 16th century and are known for their distinctive music, which combines the Islamic poetry and anthems with traditional African rhythms and songs.
Afternoon, we will take on a guided camel trip over the desert's dunes, guided by a local friendly guide who knows the area well. Time to cherish, we can explore the Sahara more by quad biking – on your own - and take pictures before we continue to our luxury camp where we'll spend the evening and take in the breathtaking scenery of the Sahara desert of Morocco.
When we get to our desert camp, we will be greeted with dates and mint tea. After that, we will relax and take in the breathtaking sunset as the sun sets over the golden dunes of Morocco's Sahara desert. We will enjoy a traditional dinner provided by the locals during our night in the peaceful and calm desert camp, followed by Berber music and a campfire time under the starry African sky. Later on, we shall go to our luxury tents with their king-size beds and private shower and bathroom. Merzouga Desert is a fantastic destination to explore and create lifelong memories.
Overnight in Merzouga desert
Early morning, we will wake up to take in the gorgeous desert sunrise, then we will eat breakfast and take a shower before we set off on our journey to Fez city. We will pass through the Ziz Oasis on the route to Midelt, where we'll stop to take in the priceless visit of the Ziz Valley framed by a thousand date palms. Continue to Azrou, the capital city of the Medium Atlas - This city is renowned for its Atlas cedar forest which is home to Barbary apes. Next, we will continue to Ifran; a city which is famed for its chalet-style homes and is sometimes referred to as the Switzerland of Morocco. Finally, we will reach our last destination for this day, Fes City, where we will spend the following two nights.
Overnight in the medina of Fes
Today’s full-day city tour will take place on Fes with an official guide. During this tour, we will visit the entire city. First, we will start by exploring the magnificent city of Fes and its magnificent medina, "Fes-El Bali.", we will start the day at the Royal Palace before walking through the old Jewish neighborhood, past one of the towers, and stopping at the cemetery Bab-Fettouh.
To experience the expansive view of the white sea houses of the medina. Next, we will see Bab Boujloud; the gate that leads to the inside medina, after that, we will move to see the oldest and most famous Tanneries in the world, here we can have a lookout to see the workers. As well as they will be glad to tell you about the different steps of their work. Time for lunch in the heart of the medina, then we move to visit the Nejjarine Museum, a repository for wooden arts and crafts. And then continue our tour to the local instruments, furniture, and carpets.
Later on, we will head to explore the historical sites of the imperial city, starting with The Medersas of Bou-Inania. Al Attarine, the religious school of Quran studies. Al-Karawyen mosque, AL-Karawyen University, the oldest continuously operating university in the world. In addition to the significant historic site "Idris’s ll tomb". These sites are just a few of the magnificent ancient structures we will visit during our Morocco trip.
Overnight in the medina of Fes
On this day, we will begin our journey by heading to the Middle Atlas Mountains. Stopping first at Meknes, the sixth largest city in Morocco, this city is worth the visit. Here we will visit the magnificent Bab El Mansour. The king's tomb site at the center of the medina, which remains the imperial city. After visiting Meknes, we will drive to Volubilis, the best preserved archaeological site in Morocco. Which was recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site and known as a ruined Roman city in Morocco’s kingdom. Later on, we will continue to Chefchaouen for the night.
Overnight in Chefchaouen
Chefchaouen is an attractive city in the color blue and has deep ties to Andalusia. The Spanish Inquisition caused many Jews and moors to flee. Our tour in Chefchaouen city will include a short climb to the Spanish mosque ruin. To take in the breathtaking panoramic view. And a visit of Ras El-Ma to learn about the mountains, which are considered as a city's freshwater source. Next, we will have time to stroll through the magnificent Old Kasbah. And garden before enjoying the tranquil blue-washed streets of the old city to make memories with the locals.
Overnight in Chefchaouen
Today we will leave Chefchaouen and travel to explore an essential strategic crossing point between Africa and Europe. Moroccan port in the Gibraltar Strait. Our first visit in Tangier will be Sparatel Cope, a lighthouse located 14 kilometers west of Tangier. At the point where the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean White Sea converge.
Our next stop will be in the Hercules caverns, where people have lived since the Neolithic era. This location has been the subject of numerous photographs. Later on, we back in the medina where we will spend some time exploring the Kasbah Museum of Mediterranean Culture. And ST Andrew's Church before going to the most recent art exhibit at the Ibn Khaldoun Cultural Center.
Overnight in Tangier
Today we will move to visit Rabat. The fortified monastery was established in the 19th century. And later became the political and administrative center of the Moroccan monarchy. Named by Yacub El Mansour, the third caliph of the Almohad dynasty in the 12th century. Our visit in Rabat will include the visit of Rabat's beautiful Mohamed V Mausoleum. A Royal monument situated in front of Hassan Tower.
The Sultan Yacub El Mansour site, the Kasbah of Udaya, a remnant of colonial periods. The old city's narrowest streets. And the colorful fishing boats along the river will also be included in our tour. Following our visit to Rabat, we will set aside an hour to go to Casablanca. Where we will end our Morocco complete tour package.
Our 14 day morocco vacation package starts from Agadir, pass through many different landscapes to reach Ait Ben Hadou, which was designated as part of the human heritage by UNESCO in 1987 and the setting for some well-known movie shows. Such as Gladiator, Sahara, and Game of Thrones. This fortified Ksar sits in the province of Ouarzazate. After that, we will move to explore Ouarzazate, this city also known as "the gate of the desert," It is where trips to "Dades," the Eastern Oasis, the Southern Road, and the Anti-Atlas Mountains begin.
Above all, Ouarzazate is a gateway to the thrilling experiences of the Great Southern. Continue traveling along the road of Thousand Kasbah toward Rose Valley for a wonderful visit of the Roses as a center of Moroccan roses and rose products. Acres of Persian roses are grown and harvested here to create rose water, creams prized throughout Morocco and the worldbefore making our way to Dades for our final step of the day.
Overnight in Dades
After breakfast, we will continue our traveling to Merzouga. First, we will take in the panoramic view of Dades Valley before moving on to Todra Gorges, also known as "Tinghir," and the Grand Canyon of Morocco. Here, we will stop to explore the area and see its fantastic rock walls that magically change color as the sun shines and reflect the light, we will have the chance to dip our legs in the water.
After that, we will continue on our journey and make a stop in the Tinjdad settlement to check out its impressive Berber architecture before moving on to the Merzouga desert, as we reach the Sahara we will see an amazing oasis of sand see that reflects the golden dunes of Merzouga desert.
Overnight in Merzouga desert
Another beautiful day in the Merzouga desert. We will wake up to enjoy the desert sunrise before we start our explorative journey of the Sahara desert. We will start by visiting the local markets of rissani, then head to khamlia village to dance or just settle and listen to the Gnaoua music played by the black slave who lives in the Sahara from the 16th century and are known for their distinctive music, which combines the Islamic poetry and anthems with traditional African rhythms and songs.
Afternoon, we will take on a guided camel trip over the desert's dunes, guided by a local friendly guide who knows the area well. Time to cherish, we can explore the Sahara more by quad biking – on your own - and take pictures before we continue to our luxury camp where we'll spend the evening and take in the breathtaking scenery of the Sahara desert of morocco.
When we get to our desert camp, we will be greated with dates and mint tea. After that, we will relax and take in the breathtaking sunset as the sun sets over the golden dunes of Morocco's Sahara desert. We will enjoy a traditional dinner provided by the locals during our night in the peaceful and calm desert camp, followed by Berber music and a campfire time under the starry African sky. Later on, we shall go to our luxury tents with their king-size beds and private shower and bathroom. Merzouga Desert is a fantastic destination to explore and create lifelong memories.
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Overnight in Merzouga desert
Early morning, we will wake up to take in the gorgeous desert sunrise, then we will eat breakfast and take a shower before we set off on our journey to Fez city. We will pass through the Ziz Oasis on the route to Midelt, where we'll stop to take in the priceless visit of the Ziz Valley framed by a thousand date palms. Continue to Azrou, the capital city of the Medium Atlas - This city is renowned for its Atlas cedar forest which is home to Barbary apes.
Next, we will continue to Ifran; a city which is famed for its chalet-style homes and is sometimes referred to as the Switzerland of Morocco. Finally, we will reach our last destination for this day, Fes City, where we will spend the following two nights.
Overnight in the medina of Fes
A full-day city tour today will take place on Fes with an official guide. During this tour, we will visit the entire city. First, we will start by exploring the magnificent city of Fes and its magnificent medina, "Fes-El Bali.", we will start the day at the Royal Palace before walking through the old Jewish neighborhood, past one of the towers, and stopping at the cemetery Bab-Fettouh.
To experience the expansive view of the white sea houses of the medina. Next, we will see Bab Boujloud; the gate that leads to the inside medina, after that, we will move to see the oldest and most famous Tanneries in the world, here we can have a lookout to see the workers as well as they will be glad to tell you about the different steps of their work. Time for lunch in the heart of the medina, then we move to visit the Nejjarine Museum, a repository for wooden arts and crafts and then continue our tour to the local instruments, furniture, and carpets.
Later on, we will head to explore the historical sites of the imperial city, starting with The Medersas of Bou-Inania, Al Attarine, the religious school of Quran studies, Al-Karawyen mosque, AL-Karawyen University, the oldest continuously operating university in the world, in addition to the significant historic site "Idris’s ll tomb". These sites are just a few of the magnificent ancient structures we will visit during our Morocco trip.
Overnight in the medina of Fes
On this day, we will begin our journey by heading to the Middle Atlas Mountains, stopping first at Meknes, the sixth largest city in Morocco, this city is worth the visit. Here we will visit the magnificent Bab El Mansour, the king's tomb site at the center of the medina; a site that remains the imperial city. After visiting Meknes, we will drive to Volubilis, the best preserved archaeological site in Morocco, which was recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site and known as a ruined Roman city in Morocco’s kingdom. Later on, we will continue to Chefchaouen for the night.
Overnight in Chefchaouen
Chefchaouen is an attractive city in the color blue and has deep ties to Andalusia. The Spanish Inquisition caused many Jews and moors to flee. Our tour in Chefchaouen city will include a short climb to the Spanish mosque ruin to take in the breathtaking panoramic view and a visit of Ras El-Ma to learn about the mountains, which are considered as a city's freshwater source. Next, we will have time to stroll through the magnificent Old Kasbah and garden before enjoying the tranquil blue-washed streets of the old city to make memories with the locals.
Overnight in Chefchaouen
Today we will move to explore an essential strategic crossing point between Africa and Europe, a Moroccan port in the Gibraltar Strait. Our first visit in Tangier will be Sparatel Cope, a lighthouse located 14 kilometers west of Tangier at the point where the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean White Sea converge. Our next stop will be in the Hercules caverns, where people have lived since the Neolithic era. This location has been the subject of numerous photographs.
Later on, we back in the medina where we will spend some time exploring the Kasbah Museum of Mediterranean Culture and ST Andrew's Church before going to the most recent art exhibit at the Ibn Khaldoun Cultural Center.
Overnight in Tangier
Today we will move to visit Rabat. The fortified monastery was established in the 19th century and later became the political and administrative center of the Moroccan monarchy. Named by Yacub El Mansour, the third caliph of the Almohad dynasty in the 12th century. Our visit in Rabat will include the visit of Rabat's beautiful Mohamed V Mausoleum; a Royal monument situated in front of Hassan Tower.
The Sultan Yacub El Mansour site, the Kasbah of Udaya, a remnant of colonial periods, the old city's narrowest streets, and the colorful fishing boats along the river will also be included in our tour. Following our visit to Rabat, we will set aside an hour to go to Casablanca where we will spend our night.
Overnight in Hotel in Casablanca
Today, we will discover Casablanca, the modern metropolis and the location of numerous financial businesses and industries, and the capital of an economically significant nation. This city is situated in the middle of western Morocco and 95 kilometers south of Rabat. We will start our trip to Casablanca by exploring Mohamed V Square. And the magnificent Hassan ll Mosque, which constructed by Boygue in 1993, designed by Michel Pinseau. Hassan ll is the second-largest mosque in Africa and features the second-tallest minaret in the entire globe at 210 m. After the visit of Casablanca, we will travel to Essaouira city for the evening.
Overnight in Essaouira
Morning, we will explore Essaouira City. Our visit in this city will include the fortified rampart of Essaouira's old city which served. As a location for the popular series Game of Thrones. And previously called Mogador, this harbor was well-known for it’s gorgeous blue vessels. Here, we'll take some time to enjoy Essaouira's picturesque scenery. Then, we will explore the great and lively Moulay El Hassan Square. After that, we will wander through the narrow streets of Essaouira city. To see the traditional market with amazing local artisans' handicrafts. Our next stop will be the Berber Women Association which produces Argan oil. And then we will visit the tiny workshop which specialized in ornate paid work using Thuya wood “a local conifer”. Later, possibly enjoy the beach and have a fresh fish lunch in the souk (Market) with the locals. Before we come along for a walk during the sunset. For the most unbelievable view next to the beach before we move to Marrakech. Overnight in Marrakech
We will meet our official guide and head to visit The Koutoubia mosque. A spectacular mosque built in the 12th century. And has a large square with a garden that illuminates with light during the night. We will see historical palaces and traditional culture of this historic city. We will begin with a visit of The Saadian tombs, Bahia Palace, Badia Palace. And other intriguing sites.Time to enjoy lunch, and we will stroll around Jamaa El-Fna world square. Which well known for the snake charmers and the delicious food, overflowing orange juice. From there, we'll go on to the souk "market". Where we will get the opportunity to see the local artisans' lamps. And smell the flavors of all the Moroccan spices.
Overnight in Marrakech.
Today, we will pick you up from your hotel in Marrakech. To begin our day excursion to the High Atlas Mountains - Ourika Valley. As we travel further, we will take in the expansive panorama of the Green Valley. Along the way, we will reach Setti Fadma, which renowned for its seven waterfalls, magnificent streams, and astounding cliffs. Here, we will meet our local tour guide, he will lead us on a short hike to the first waterfall. Where we can swim and observe the monkeys climbing the trees in the area. After that, we will investigate the towns where the Berber culture still practices medieval agriculture. We will eventually take commemorative photos with the locals or in the lush valley. And then, we will have time to enjoy our lunch in a precious restaurant. That featured an amazing view of the high Atlas Mountains, Later on, we will take our feet back to Marrakech.
Overnight in Marrakech
As you concluded your journey to Morocco vacation. And restored your connection to your heritage. We truly hope that you felt satisfied and enjoyed your Morocco tour package with us. Today after breakfast in Marrakech, we will take you straight to the airport in Agadir for your flight back.
On the first day of our Morocco travel tour, we will have a guided city tour in Marrakech – This city is popularly known as "the red city" or "the City of Palms." We will meet our official guide and head to visit The Koutoubia mosque; a spectacular mosque built in the 12th century and has a large square with a garden that illuminates light during the night, We will see historical palaces and the traditional culture of this historic city.
We will begin with a visit to The Saadian tombs, Bahia Palace, Badia Palace, and other intriguing sites.Time to enjoy lunch, and we will stroll around Jamaa El-Fna world square, which is well known for the snake charmers and the delicious food, overflowing orange juice. From there, we'll go on to the souk "market" where we will get the opportunity to see the local artisans' lamps and smell the flavors of all the Moroccan spices.
Overnight in Marrakech
Today, we will pick you up from your hotel in Marrakech to begin our day excursion to the High Atlas Mountains - Ourika Valley. As we travel further, we will take in the expansive panorama of the Green Valley. Along the way, we will reach Setti Fadma, which is renowned for its seven waterfalls, magnificent streams, and astounding cliffs. Here, we will meet our local tour guide, who will lead us on a short hike to the first waterfall, where we can swim and observe the monkeys climbing the trees in the area.
After that, we will investigate the towns where the Berber culture still practices medieval agriculture. We will eventually take commemorative photos with the locals or in the lush valley. And then. we will have time to enjoy our lunch in a precious restaurant that featured an amazing view of the high Atlas Mountains, Later on, we will take our feet back to Marrakech.
Overnight in Marrakech.
We will pass through many different landscapes today as we travel From Marrakech to Dades, we will first stop at the highest road, Tishka to take in the magical Atlas Mountains view to fully appreciate the breathtaking panorama of the High Atlas Mountains. Continue to Ait Ben Hadou, which was designated as part of the human heritage by UNESCO in 1987 and the setting for some well-known movie shows. Such as Gladiator, Sahara, and Game of Thrones.
This fortified Ksar sits in the province of Ouarzazate. After that, we will move to explore Ouarzazate, this city also known as "the gate of the desert," It is where trips to "Dades," the Eastern Oasis, the Southern Road, and the Anti-Atlas Mountains begin. Above all, Ouarzazate is a gateway to the thrilling experiences of the Great Southern. Continue traveling along the road of Thousand Kasbah toward Rose Valley for a wonderful visit of the Roses a center of Moroccan roses and rose products. Acres of Persian roses are grown and harvested here to create rose water, creams prized throughout Morocco and the world before making our way to Dades for our final step of the day.
Overnight in Dades
After breakfast, we will continue our traveling to Merzouga. First, we will take in the panoramic view of Dades Valley before moving on to Todra Gorges, also known as "Tinghir," and the Grand Canyon of Morocco. Here, we will stop to explore the area and see its fantastic rock walls that magically change color as the sun shines and reflect the light, we will have the chance to dip our legs in the water.
After that, we will continue on our journey and make a stop in the Tinjdad settlement to check out its impressive Berber architecture before moving on to the Merzouga desert, as we reach the Sahara we will see an amazing oasis of sand see that reflects the golden dunes of Merzouga desert.
Afternoon, we will take on a guided camel trip over the desert's dunes, guided by a local friendly guide who knows the area well. Time to cherish, we can explore the Sahara more by quad biking – on your own - and take pictures before we continue to our luxury camp where we'll spend the evening and take in the breathtaking scenery of the Sahara desert of Morocco.
When we get to our desert camp, we will be greeted with dates and mint tea. After that, we will relax and take in the breathtaking sunset as the sun sets over the golden dunes of Morocco's Sahara desert. We will enjoy a traditional dinner provided by the locals during our night in the peaceful and calm desert camp, followed by Berber music and a campfire time under the starry African sky. Later on, we shall go to our luxury tents with their king-size beds and private shower and bathroom. Merzouga Desert is a fantastic destination to explore and create lifelong memories.
Overnight in Merzouga desert
Early morning, we will wake up to take in the gorgeous desert sunrise, then we will eat breakfast and take a shower before we set off on our journey to Fez city. We will pass through the Ziz Oasis on the route to Midelt, where we'll stop to take in the priceless visit of the Ziz Valley framed by a thousand date palms.
Continue to Azrou, the capital city of the Medium Atlas - This city is renowned for its Atlas cedar forest which is home to Barbary apes. Next, we will continue to Ifran; a city which is famed for its chalet-style homes and is sometimes referred to as the Switzerland of Morocco. Finally, we will reach our last destination for this day, Fes City, where we will spend the following two nights.
Overnight in Fes
A full-day city tour today will take place on Fes with an official guide, during this tour, we will visit the entire city. First, we will start by exploring the magnificent city of Fes and its magnificent medina, "Fes-El Bali.", we will start the day at the Royal Palace before walking through the old Jewish neighborhood, past one of the towers, and stopping at the cemetery Bab-Fettouh.
To experience the expansive view of the white sea houses of the medina. Next, we will see Bab Boujloud; the gate that leads to the inside medina, after that, we will move to see the oldest and most famous Tanneries in the world, here we can have a lookout to see the workers as well as they will be glad to tell you about the different steps of their work. Time for lunch in the heart of the medina, then we move to visit the Nejjarine Museum, a repository for wooden arts and crafts, and then continue our tour to the local instruments, furniture, and carpets.
Later on, we will head to explore the historical sites of the imperial city, starting with The Medersas of Bou-Inania, Al Attarine, the religious school of Quran studies, Al-Karawyen mosque, AL-Karawyen University, the oldest continuously operating university in the world, in addition to the significant historic site "Idris’s ll tomb". These sites are just a few of the magnificent ancient structures we will visit during our Morocco trip. Overnight in Fes
On this day, we will begin our journey by heading to the Middle Atlas Mountains, stopping first at Meknes, the sixth largest city in Morocco, this city is worth the visit. Here we will visit the magnificent Bab El Mansour, the king's tomb site at the center of the medina, which remains the imperial city. After visiting Meknes, we will drive to Volubilis, the best preserved archaeological site in Morocco, which was recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site and known as a ruined Roman city in Morocco’s kingdom. Later on, we will continue to Chefchaouen for the night.
Overnight in Chefchaouen
Chefchaouen is an attractive city in the color blue and has deep ties to Andalusia. The Spanish Inquisition caused many Jews and moors to flee. Our tour in Chefchaouen city will include a short climb to the Spanish mosque ruin to take in the breathtaking panoramic view and a visit of Ras El-Ma to learn about the mountains, which are considered as a city's freshwater source. Next, we will have time to stroll through the magnificent Old Kasbah and garden before enjoying the tranquil blue-washed streets of the old city to make memories with the locals.
Overnight in Chefchaouen
Today we will move to explore an essential strategic crossing point between Africa and Europe, a Moroccan port in the Gibraltar Strait. Our first visit in Tangier will be Sparatel Cope, a lighthouse located 14 kilometers west of Tangier at the point where the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean White Sea converge. Our next stop will be in the Hercules caverns, where people have lived since the Neolithic era. This location has been the subject of numerous photographs. Later on, we back in the medina where we will spend some time exploring the Kasbah Museum of Mediterranean Culture and ST Andrew's Church before going to the most recent art exhibit at the Ibn Khaldoun Cultural Center.
Overnight in Tangier
Today we will move to visit Rabat. The fortified monastery was established in the 19th century and later became the political and administrative center of the Moroccan monarchy. Named by Yacub El Mansour, the third caliph of the Almohad dynasty in the 12th century. Our visit in Rabat will include the visit of Rabat's beautiful Mohamed V Mausoleum; a Royal monument situated in front of Hassan Tower.
The Sultan Yacub El Mansour site, the Kasbah of Udaya, a remnant of colonial periods, the old city's narrowest streets, and the colorful fishing boats along the river will also be included in our tour. Following our visit to Rabat, we will set aside an hour to go to Casablanca where we will spend our night. Overnight in Casablanca
Today, we will discover Casablanca, the modern metropolis and the location of numerous financial businesses and industries, and the capital of an economically significant nation. This city is situated in the middle of western Morocco and 95 kilometers south of Rabat. We will start our trip to Casablanca by exploring Mohamed V Square and the magnificent Hassan ll Mosque, which was constructed by Boygue in 1993 and was designed by Michel Pinseau.
Hassan ll is the second-largest mosque in Africa and features the second-tallest minaret in the entire globe at 210 m. After the visit of Casablanca, we will travel to Essaouira city for the evening. Overnight in Essaouira
Morning, we will explore Essaouira City. Our visit in this city will include the fortified rampart of Essaouira's old city which served as a location for the popular series Game of Thrones, and previously called Mogador, this harbor was well-known for it’s gorgeous blue vessels. Here, we'll take some time to enjoy Essaouira's picturesque scenery. Then, we will explore the great and lively Moulay El Hassan Square. After that, we will wander through the narrow streets of Essaouira city to see the traditional market with amazing local artisans' handicrafts.
Our next stop will be the Berber Women Association which produces Argan oil, and then we will visit the tiny workshop which specialized in ornate paid work using Thuya wood “a local conifer”. Later, possibly enjoy the beach and have a fresh fish lunch in the souk (Market) with the locals. Before we come along for a walk during the sunset for the most unbelievable view next to the beach before we move to Marrakech.
We will start our budget Tour in Morocco from Casablanca, the modern metropolis, the location of numerous financial businesses and industries, and the capital of an economically significant nation. This city is in the middle of western Morocco and 95 kilometers south of Rabat. We will start our trip to Casablanca by exploring Mohamed V Square and the magnificent Hassan ll Mosque, constructed by Boygue in 1993 and designed by Michel Pinseau. Hassan ll is the second-largest mosque in Africa and features the second-tallest minaret in the entire globe at 210 m. After the visit of Casablanca. If time allows we will come along for a walk along the Corniche Boulevard which shines with many restaurants and cafes.
Overnight in Casablanca
We will move to Essaouira City. Our visit in this city will include the fortified rampart of Essaouira's old city which served as a location for the popular series Game of Thrones, and previously called Mogador, this harbor was well-known for its gorgeous blue vessels. Here, we'll take some time to enjoy Essaouira's picturesque scenery.
Then, we will explore the great and lively Moulay El Hassan Square. After that, we will wander through the narrow streets of Essaouira city to see the traditional market with amazing local artisans' handicrafts. Our next stop will be the Berber Women Association which produces Argan oil, and then we will visit the tiny workshop which specialized in ornate paid work using Thuya wood “a local conifer”.
Later, possibly enjoy the beach and have a fresh fish lunch in the souk (Market) with the locals. Before we come along for a walk during the sunset for the most unbelievable view next to the beach before we move to our hotel. Overnight in Essaouira
Traveling from Essaouira, we will have a guided city tour with an official guide in Marrakech – This city is popularly known as "the red city" or "the city of palms." We will meet our official guide and head to visit The Koutoubia mosque; a spectacular mosque built in the 12th century and has a large square with a garden that illuminates light during the night, We will see historical palaces and traditional culture of this historic city.
We will begin with a visit of The Saadian tombs, Bahia Palace, Badia Palace, and other intriguing sites.Time to enjoy lunch, and we will stroll around Jamaa El-Fna world square, which is well known for the snake charmers and the delicious food, overflowing orange juice. From there, we'll go on to the souk "market" where we will get the opportunity to see the local artisans' lamps and smell the flavors of all the Moroccan spices.
Overnight in Marrakech.
Today, we will pick you up from your hotel in Marrakech to begin our day excursion to the High Atlas Mountains - Ourika Valley. As we travel further, we will take in the expansive panorama of the Green Valley. Along the way, we will reach Setti Fadma, which is renowned for its seven waterfalls, magnificent streams, and astounding cliffs. Here, we will meet our local tour guide, who will lead us on a short hike to the first waterfall, where we can swim and observe the monkeys climbing the trees in the area. After that, we will investigate the towns where the Berber culture still practices medieval agriculture.
We will eventually take commemorative photos with the locals or in the lush valley. And then. we will have time to enjoy our lunch in a precious restaurant that featured an amazing view of the high Atlas Mountains, Later on, we will take our feet back to Marrakech. Overnight in Marrakech.
We will pass through many different landscapes today as we travel From Marrakech to Dades, we will first stop at the highest road, Tishka to take in the magical Atlas Mountains view to fully appreciate the breathtaking panorama of the High Atlas Mountains. Continue to Ait Ben Hadou, which was designated as part of the human heritage by UNESCO in 1987 and the setting for some well-known movie shows. Such as Gladiator, Sahara, and Game of Thrones.
This fortified Ksar sits in the province of Ouarzazate. After that, we will move to explore Ouarzazate, this city also known as "the gate of the desert," It is where trips to "Dades," the Eastern Oasis, the Southern Road, and the Anti-Atlas Mountains begin. Above all, Ouarzazate is a gateway to the thrilling experiences of the Great Southern.
Continue traveling along the road of Thousand Kasbah toward Rose Valley for a wonderful visit of the Roses a center of Moroccan roses and rose products. Acres of Persian roses are grown and harvested here to create rose water, creams prized throughout Morocco and the world before making our way to Dades for our final step of the day.
Overnight in Dades
After breakfast, we will continue our traveling to Merzouga. First, we will take in the panoramic view of Dades Valley before moving on to Todra Gorges, also known as "Tinghir," and the Grand Canyon of Morocco. Here, we will stop to explore the area and see its fantastic rock walls that magically change color as the sun shines and reflect the light, we will have the chance to dip our legs in the water.
After that, we will continue on our journey and make a stop in the Tinjdad settlement to check out its impressive Berber architecture before moving on to the Merzouga desert, as we reach the Sahara we will see an amazing oasis of sand see that reflects the golden dunes of Merzouga desert.
Afternoon, we will take on a guided camel trip over the desert's dunes, guided by a local friendly guide who knows the area well. Time to cherish, we can explore the Sahara more by quad biking – on your own - and take pictures before we continue to our luxury camp where we'll spend the evening and take in the breathtaking scenery of the Sahara desert of Morocco.
When we get to our desert camp, we will be greeted with dates and mint tea. After that, we will relax and take in the breathtaking sunset as the sun sets over the golden dunes of Morocco's Sahara desert. We will enjoy a traditional dinner provided by the locals during our night in the peaceful and calm desert camp, followed by Berber music and a campfire time under the starry African sky. Later on, we shall go to our luxury tents with their king-size beds and private shower and bathroom. Merzouga Desert is a fantastic destination to explore and create lifelong memories.
Overnight in Merzouga desert
Early morning, we will wake up to take in the gorgeous desert sunrise, then we will eat breakfast and take a shower before we set off on our journey to Fez city. We will pass through the Ziz Oasis on the route to Midelt, where we'll stop to take in the priceless visit of the Ziz Valley framed by a thousand date palms.
Continue to Azrou, the capital city of the Medium Atlas - This city is renowned for its Atlas cedar forest which is home to Barbary apes. Next, we will continue to Ifran; a city which is famed for its chalet-style homes and is sometimes referred to as the Switzerland of Morocco. Finally, we will reach our last destination for this day, Fes City, where we will spend the following two nights.
Overnight in the medina of Fes
Today’s full-day city tour will take place on Fes with an official guide. During this tour, we will visit the entire city. First, we will start by exploring the magnificent city of Fes and its magnificent medina, "Fes-El Bali.", we will start the day at the Royal Palace before walking through the old Jewish neighborhood, past one of the towers, and stopping at the cemetery Bab-Fettouh. To experience the expansive view of the white sea houses of the medina.
Next, we will see Bab Boujloud; the gate that leads to the inside medina, after that, we will move to see the oldest and most famous Tanneries in the world, here we can have a lookout to see the workers as well as they will be glad to tell you about the different steps of their work. Time for lunch in the heart of the medina, then we move to visit the Nejjarine Museum. A repository for wooden arts and crafts, and then continue our tour to the local instruments, furniture, and carpets.
Later on, we will head to explore the historical sites of the imperial city, starting with The Medersas of Bou-Inania. Al Attarine, the religious school of Quran studies, Al-Karawyen mosque, AL-Karawyen University. The oldest continuously operating university in the world. In addition to the significant historic site "Idris’s ll tomb". These sites are just a few of the magnificent ancient structures we will visit during our Morocco trip. Overnight in the medina of Fes
On this day, we will begin our journey by heading to the Middle Atlas Mountains. Stopping first at Meknes, the sixth largest city in Morocco, this city is worth the visit. Here we will visit the magnificent Bab El Mansour, the king's tomb site at the center of the medina. Which remains the imperial city.
After visiting Meknes, we will drive to Volubilis, the best preserved archaeological site in Morocco. Which was recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site. And known as a ruined Roman city in Morocco’s kingdom. Later on, we will continue to Chefchaouen for the night. Overnight in Chefchaouen
Chefchaouen is an attractive city in the color blue and has deep ties to Andalusia. The Spanish Inquisition caused many Jews and moors to flee. Our tour in Chefchaouen city will include a short climb to the Spanish mosque ruin to take in the breathtaking panoramic view. And a visit of Ras El-Ma to learn about the mountains. Which are considered as a city's freshwater source. Next, we will have time to stroll through the magnificent Old Kasbah and garden. Before enjoying the tranquil blue-washed streets of the old city to make memories with the locals.
Overnight in Chefchaouen
Today we will leave Chefchaouen and travel to explore an essential strategic crossing point between Africa and Europe. Moroccan port in the Gibraltar Strait. Our first visit in Tangier will be Sparatel Cope, a lighthouse located 14 kilometers west of Tangier. At the point where the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean White Sea converge.
Our next stop will be in the Hercules caverns, where people have lived since the Neolithic era. This location has been the subject of numerous photographs. Later on, we back in the medina where we will spend some time exploring the Kasbah Museum of Mediterranean Culture. And ST Andrew's Church before going to the most recent art exhibit at the Ibn Khaldoun Cultural Center.
Overnight in Tangier
Today we will move to visit Rabat. The fortified monastery was established in the 19th century. And later became the political and administrative center of the Moroccan monarchy. Named by Yacub El Mansour, the third caliph of the Almohad dynasty in the 12th century. Our visit in Rabat will include the visit of Rabat's beautiful Mohamed V Mausoleum. Royal monument situated in front of Hassan Tower.
The Sultan Yacub El Mansour site, the Kasbah of Udaya, a remnant of colonial periods, the old city's narrowest streets. And the colorful fishing boats along the river will also be included in our tour. Following our visit to Rabat, we will set aside an hour to go to Casablanca. Where we will end our Morocco cheap tour package.
Today’s full-day city tour will take place on Fes with an official guide. During this tour, we will visit the entire city. First, we will start by exploring the magnificent city of Fes. And its magnificent medina, "Fes-El Bali.". We will start the day at the Royal Palace before walking through. The old Jewish neighborhood, past one of the towers, and stopping at the cemetery Bab-Fettouh. To experience the expansive view of the white sea houses of the medina.
Next, we will see Bab Boujloud; the gate that leads to the inside medina. After that, we will move to see the oldest and most famous Tanneries in the world. Here we can have a lookout to see the workers. As well as they will be glad to tell you about the different steps of their work. Time for lunch in the heart of the medina. Then we move to visit the Nejjarine Museum, a repository for wooden arts and crafts. And then continue our tour to the local instruments, furniture, and carpets. Later on, we will head to explore the historical sites of the imperial city. Starting with The Medersas of Bou-Inania, Al Attarine. The religious school of Quran studies, Al-Karawyen mosque, AL-Karawyen University, the oldest continuously operating university in the world. In addition to the significant historic site "Idris’s ll tomb". These sites are just a few of the magnificent ancient structures we will visit during our Morocco trip.
Overnight in the medina of Fes
Early morning, Leave the crowded city streets and move to another stretch of desert sea. First, we will pass through Ifrane; a city which is famed for its chalet-style homes. And is sometimes referred to as the Switzerland of Morocco. Continue to Azrou, the capital city of the Medium Atlas. This city is renowned for its Atlas cedar forest which is home to Barbary apes. Next, we will continue our travel toward Midelt. Then pass through the Ziz Oasis. Where we will stop to take in the priceless visit of the Ziz Valley framed by a thousand date palms. Finally, we will reach our last destination for this day. Merzouga desert, as we reach the Sahara we will see an amazing oasis of sand see. That reflects the golden dunes of the Sahara.
Overnight in Merzouga desert
Another beautiful day in the Merzouga desert. We will wake up to enjoy the desert sunrise before we start our explorative journey of the Sahara desert. We will start by visiting the local markets of Rissani, then head to Khamlia village you can dance. Or just settle and listen to the Gnaoua music played by the black slave. Who lives in the Sahara from the 16th century and are known for their distinctive music. Which combines the Islamic poetry and anthems with traditional African rhythms and songs.
Afternoon, we will take on a guided camel trip over the desert's dunes. Guided by a local friendly guide who knows the area well. Time to cherish, we can explore the Sahara more by quad biking – on your own -. And take pictures before we continue to our luxury camp. Where we'll spend the evening and take in the breathtaking scenery of the Sahara desert of Morocco.
When we get to our desert camp, we will be greeted with dates and mint tea. After that, we will relax and take in the breathtaking sunset as the sun sets over the golden dunes of Morocco's Sahara desert. We will enjoy a traditional dinner provided by the locals during our night in the peaceful and calm desert camp, followed by Berber music and a campfire time under the starry African sky. Later on, we shall go to our luxury tents with their king-size beds and private shower and bathroom. Merzouga Desert is a fantastic destination to explore and create lifelong memories.
Overnight in Merzouga desert
We will wake up to take in the gorgeous desert sunrise before we are treated to breakfast and take a shower the continue our traveling toward Dades. First, we will take a stop in the village of Tinjdad settlement to check out its impressive Berber architecture and culture before moving on to Todra Gorges, also known as "Tinghir," and the Grand Canyon of Morocco. Here, we will stop to explore the area and see its fantastic rock walls that magically change color as the sun shines and reflect the light, we will have the chance to dip our legs in the water. After that, we will continue on our journey to Dades. Here, we will take in the panoramic view of Dades Valley before moving on to our hotel.
Overnight in Dades
We will pass through many different landscapes today as we travel From Dades to Marrakech. Passing through Rose Valley for a wonderful visit of continue to visit the Valley of the Roses a center of Moroccan roses and rose products. Acres of Persian roses are grown and harvested here to create rose water, creams prized throughout Morocco and the world.
Continue traveling along the road of Thousand Kasbah toward Ouarzazate this city also known as "the gate of the desert," It is where trips to "Dades," the Eastern Oasis, the Southern Road, and the Anti-Atlas Mountains begin. Above all, Ouarzazate is a gateway to the thrilling experiences of the Great Southern. Continue to Ait Ben Hadou, which was designated as part of the human heritage by UNESCO in 1987 and the setting for some well-known movie shows. Such as Gladiator, Sahara, and Game of Thrones. This fortified Ksar sits in the province of Ouarzazate, Later on, we make our journey to Marrakech, we will first stop at the highest road, Tishka to take in the magical Atlas Mountains view and appreciate the breathtaking panorama of the High Atlas Mountains, and finally reach Marrakech for a restful evening.
Overnight in Marrakech
After breakfast, we will have a guided city tour with an official guide in Marrakech – This city is popularly known as "the red city" or "the City of Palms." We will meet our official guide and head to visit The Koutoubia mosque; a spectacular mosque built in the 12th century and has a large square with a garden that illuminates light during the night, We will see historical palaces and traditional culture of this historic city.We will begin with a visit of The Saadian tombs, Bahia Palace, Badia Palace, and other intriguing sites.Time to enjoy lunch, and we will stroll around Jamaa El-Fna world square, which is well known for the snake charmers and the delicious food, overflowing orange juice. From there, we'll go on to the souk "market" where we will get the opportunity to see the local artisans' lamps and smell the flavors of all the Moroccan spices.
Overnight in Marrakech.
Today, we will pick you up from your hotel in Marrakech to begin our day excursion to the High Atlas Mountains - Ourika Valley. As we travel further, we will take in the expansive panorama of the Green Valley. Along the way, we will reach Setti Fadma, which is renowned for its seven waterfalls, magnificent streams, and astounding cliffs.
Here, we will meet our local tour guide, who will lead us on a short hike to the first waterfall, where we can swim and observe the monkeys climbing the trees in the area. After that, we will investigate the towns where the Berber culture still practices medieval agriculture. We will eventually take commemorative photos with the locals or in the lush valley. And then. we will have time to enjoy our lunch in a precious restaurant that featured an amazing view of the high Atlas Mountains, Later on, we will take our feet back to Marrakech.
Overnight in Marrakech.
Through your trip to Morocco, you will get the chance to see and explore Ouzoud waterfalls; One of the most impressive waterfalls in North Africa.
You will reach the Ouzoud waterfalls after passing through the quaint, little village of Ouzoud, and pass by numerous souvenir shops where you may pick up some souvenirs for your siblings. After that, we take a break and get breakfast across the street at one of the nearest cafes in front of a wonderful waterfall view; it is a very breathtaking image.
The Ouzoud waterfalls are the ideal location for a relaxing vacation away from the hustle and bustle. We will hike through olive gardens to get to the waterfall's depth with our local guide. After that, if you enjoy swimming, you can enjoy cooling off in the waterfall's refreshing water. Besides, there are plenty of boats available so that everyone can go swimming. They are useful vessels that can be used for tours of the waterfalls, we can enjoy some fresh orange juice and a brief trip on a traditional board boat to the base of the waterfall, Additionally, we will take in the stunning views of the waterfalls while eating lunch at a Berber restaurantbefore we come back to Marrakech.
Overnight in Marrakech
We will move to Essaouira City. Our visit in this city will include the fortified rampart of Essaouira's old city which served as a location for the popular series Game of Thrones, and previously called Mogador, this harbor was well-known for its gorgeous blue vessels. Here, we'll take some time to enjoy Essaouira's picturesque scenery.
Then, we will explore the great and lively Moulay El Hassan Square. After that, we will wander through the narrow streets of Essaouira city to see the traditional market with amazing local artisans' handicrafts. Our next stop will be the Berber Women Association which produces Argan oil, and then we will visit the tiny workshop which specialized in ornate paid work using Thuya wood “a local conifer”. Later, possibly enjoy the beach and have a fresh fish lunch in the souk (Market) with the locals. Before we come along for a walk during the sunset for the most unbelievable view next to the beach before we move to our hotel.
Overnight in Essaouira
On this day, we will move to explore Casablanca, the modern metropolis and the location of numerous financial businesses and industries, and the capital of an economically significant nation. This city is situated in the middle of western Morocco and 95 kilometers south of Rabat. We will start our trip to Casablanca by exploring Mohamed V Square and the magnificent Hassan ll Mosque, which was constructed by Boygue in 1993 and was designed by Michel Pinseau. Hassan ll is the second-largest mosque in Africa and features the second-tallest minaret in the entire globe at 210 m. After the visit of Casablanca. If time allowed we will come along for a walk along the corniche boulevard which shines with many restaurants and cafes.
Overnight in Casablanca
Set aside an hour to go to Rabat.The fortified monastery was established in the 19th century and later became the political and administrative center of the Moroccan monarchy. Named by Yacub El Mansour, the third caliph of the Almohad dynasty in the 12th century. Our visit in Rabat will include the visit of Rabat's beautiful Mohamed V Mausoleum; a Royal monument situated in front of Hassan Tower. The Sultan Yacub El Mansour site, the Kasbah of Udaya, a remnant of colonial periods, the old city's narrowest streets, and the colorful fishing boats along the river will also be included in our tour. Following our visit to Rabat, we will move to Tangier for the evening.
Overnight in Tangier
Exploring day starts at an essential strategic crossing point between Africa and Europe, a Moroccan port in the Gibraltar Strait. Our first visit in Tangier will be Sparatel Cope, a lighthouse located 14 kilometers west of Tangier at the point where the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean White Sea converge. Our next stop will be in the Hercules caverns, where people have lived since the Neolithic era. This location has been the subject of numerous photographs. Later on, we back in the medina where we will spend some time exploring the Kasbah Museum of Mediterranean Culture and ST Andrew's Church before going to the most recent art exhibit at the Ibn Khaldoun Cultural Center. After the visit of Tangier, we will head to Chefchaouen for the night.
Overnight in Tangier
Chefchaouen is an attractive city in the color blue and has deep ties to Andalusia. The Spanish Inquisition caused many Jews and moors to flee. Our tour in Chefchaouen city will include a short climb to the Spanish mosque ruin to take in the breathtaking panoramic view. And a visit of Ras El-Ma to learn about the mountains, which are considered as a city's freshwater source. Next, we will have time to stroll through the magnificent Old Kasbah and garden. Before enjoying the tranquil blue-washed streets of the old city to make memories with the locals.
Overnight in Chefchaouen
On this day, we will begin our journey by heading to the Middle Atlas Mountains, Volubilis, the best preserved archaeological site in Morocco. Which was recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site and known as a ruined Roman city in Morocco’s kingdom. Continue to Meknes, the sixth largest city in Morocco, this city is worth the visit. Here we will visit the magnificent Bab El Mansour. The king's tomb site at the center of the medina, which remains the imperial city. After visiting Meknes, we will drive to Fes city where we will end our Morocco vacation.
We will begin our 10 day unexpensive morocco tour from an essential strategic crossing point between Africa and Europe, a Moroccan port in the Gibraltar Strait. Our first visit in Tangier will be Sparatel Cope, a lighthouse located 14 kilometers west of Tangier at the point where the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean White Sea converge. Our next stop will be in the Hercules caverns, where people have lived since the Neolithic era. This location has been the subject of numerous photographs. Later on, we back in the medina where we will spend some time exploring the Kasbah Museum of Mediterranean Culture and ST Andrew's Church before going to the most recent art exhibit at the Ibn Khaldoun Cultural Center. After the visit of Tangier, we will move to Chefchaouen for the evening.
Overnight in Chefchaouen
On this day, we will begin our journey by heading to the Middle Atlas Mountains, Volubilis, the best preserved archaeological site in Morocco, which was recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site and known as a ruined Roman city in Morocco’s kingdom. Continue to Meknes, the sixth largest city in Morocco, this city is worth the visit. Here we will visit the magnificent Bab El Mansour, the king's tomb site at the center of the medina, which remains the imperial city. After visiting Meknes, we will drive to Fes city where we will spend our next 2 nights.
Overnight in Fes
A full-day city tour today will take place on Fes with an official guide. During this tour, we will visit the entire city. First, we will start by exploring the magnificent city of Fes and its magnificent medina, "Fes-El Bali.", we will start the day at the Royal Palace before walking through the old Jewish neighborhood, past one of the towers, and stopping at the cemetery Bab-Fettouh. To experience the expansive view of the white sea houses of the medina.
Next, we will see Bab Boujloud; the gate that leads to the inside medina, after that, we will move to see the oldest and most famous Tanneries in the world, here we can have a lookout to see the workers as well as they will be glad to tell you about the different steps of their work. Time for lunch in the heart of the medina, then we move to visit the Nejjarine Museum, a repository for wooden arts and crafts and then continue our tour to the local instruments, furniture, and carpets.
Later on, we will head to explore the historical sites of the imperial city, starting with The Medersas of Bou-Inania, Al Attarine, the religious school of Quran studies, Al-Karawyen mosque, AL-Karawyen University, the oldest continuously operating university in the world, in addition to the significant historic site "Idris’s ll tomb". These sites are just a few of the magnificent ancient structures we will visit during our Morocco trip.
Overnight in the medina of Fes
Early morning, Leave the crowded city streets and move to another stretch of desert sea. First, we will pass through Ifrane; a city which is famed for its chalet-style homes and is sometimes referred to as the Switzerland of Morocco. Continue to Azrou, the capital city of the Medium Atlas - This city is renowned for its Atlas cedar forest which is home to Barbary apes.
Next, we will continue our travel toward to Midelt, then pass through the Ziz Oasis where we will stop to take in the priceless visit of the Ziz Valley framed by a thousand date palms. Finally, we will reach our last destination for this day, Merzouga desert, as we reach the Sahara we will see an amazing oasis of sand see that reflects the golden dunes of the Sahara.
Afternoon, we will take on a guided camel trip over the desert's dunes, guided by a local friendly guide who knows the area well. Time to cherish, we can explore the Sahara more by quad biking – on your own - and take pictures before we continue to our luxury camp where we'll spend the evening and take in the breathtaking scenery of the Sahara desert of morocco.
When we get to our desert camp, we will be greeted with dates and mint tea. After that, we will relax and take in the breathtaking sunset as the sun sets over the golden dunes of Morocco's Sahara desert. We will enjoy a traditional dinner provided by the locals during our night in the peaceful and calm desert camp, followed by Berber music and a campfire time under the starry African sky. Later on, we shall go to our luxury tents with their king-size beds and private shower and bathroom. Merzouga Desert is a fantastic destination to explore and create lifelong memories. Overnight in Merzouga desert
We will wake up to take in the gorgeous desert sunrise before we treated to breakfast and take shower the continue our traveling toward Dades. First, we will take a stop in the village of Tinjdad settlement to check out its impressive Berber architecture and culture before moving on to Todra Gorges, also known as "Tinghir," and the Grand Canyon of Morocco. Here, we will stop to explore the area and see its fantastic rock walls that magically change color as the sun shines and reflect the light, we will have the chance to dip our legs in the water. After that, we will continue on our journey to Dades. Here, we will take in the panoramic view of Dades Valley before moving on to our hotel.
Overnight in Dades
We will pass through many different landscapes today as we travel From Dades to Marrakech. Passing through Rose valley for a wonderful visit of continue to visit the Valley of the Roses as a center of Moroccan roses and rose products. Acres of Persian roses are grown and harvested here to create rose water, creams prized throughout Morocco and the world.
Continue traveling along the road of Thousand Kasbah toward Ouarzazate this city also known as "the gate of the desert," It is where trips to "Dades," the Eastern Oasis, the Southern Road, and the Anti-Atlas Mountains begin. Above all, Ouarzazate is a gateway to the thrilling experiences of the Great Southern. Continue to Ait Ben Hadou, which was designated as part of the human heritage by UNESCO in 1987 and the setting for some well-known movie shows. Such as Gladiator, Sahara, and Game of Thrones. This fortified Ksar sits in the province of Ouarzazate, Later on, we make our journey to Marrakech, we will first stop at the highest road, Tishka to take in the magical Atlas Mountains view and appreciate the breathtaking panorama of the High Atlas Mountains, and finally reach Marrakech for a restful evening.
Overnight in Marraekch
After breakfast, we will have a guided city tour with an official guide in Marrakech. This city popularly known as "the red city" or "the city of palms." We will meet our official guide and head to visit The Koutoubia mosque. A spectacular mosque built in the 12th century and has a large square with a garden that illuminates with light during the night. We will see historical palaces. And traditional culture of this historic city. We will begin with a visit of The Saadian tombs, Bahia Palace, Badia Palace, and other intriguing sites. Time to enjoy lunch, and we will stroll around Jamaa El-Fna world square. Which is well known for the snake charmers and the delicious food. Overflowing orange juice. From there, we'll go on to the souk "market" where we will get the opportunity to see the local artisans' lamps. And smell the flavors of all the Moroccan spices.
Overnight in Marrakech.
We will move to Essaouira City. Our visit in this city will include the fortified rampart of Essaouira's old city. Which served as a location for the popular series Game of Thrones. And previously called Mogador. This harbor was well-known for it’s gorgeous blue vessels. Here, we'll take some time to enjoy Essaouira's picturesque scenery. Then, we will explore the great and lively Moulay El Hassan Square. After that, we will wander through the narrow streets of Essaouira city. To see the traditional market with amazing local artisans' handicrafts.
Our next stop will be the Berber Women Association which produces Argan oil. And then we will visit the tiny workshop which specialized in ornate paid work using Thuya wood “a local conifer”. Later, possibly enjoy the beach and have a fresh fish lunch in the souk (Market) with the locals. Before we come along for a walk during the sunset for the most unbelievable view. Next to the beach before we move to our hotel.
Overnight in Essaouira
On this day, we will move to explore Casablanca, the modern metropolis. And the location of numerous financial businesses and industries. And the capital of an economically significant nation. This city is situated in the middle of western Morocco and 95 kilometers south of Rabat. We will start our trip to Casablanca by exploring Mohamed V Square and the magnificent Hassan ll Mosque. Which was constructed by Boygue in 1993 and designed by Michel Pinseau. Hassan ll is the second-largest mosque in Africa and features the second-tallest minaret in the entire globe at 210 m. After the visit of Casablanca. If time allowed we will come along for a walk along the corniche boulevard. Which shines with many restaurants and cafes.
Overnight in Casablanca
Set aside an hour to go to Rabat. The fortified monastery was established in the 19th century. And later became the political and administrative center of the Moroccan monarchy. Named by Yacub El Mansour, the third caliph of the Almohad dynasty in the 12th century. Our visit in Rabat will include the visit of Rabat's beautiful Mohamed V Mausoleum. A Royal monument situated in front of Hassan Tower. The Sultan Yacub El Mansour site, the Kasbah of Udaya. A remnant of colonial periods, the old city's narrowest streets. And the colorful fishing boats along the river will also included in our tour. Following our visit to Rabat, we will move to Tangier where our morocco cheap tour will be over.
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