After having breakfast, you will start your journey by visiting the Hassan II Mosque, the largest one in Morocco then drive you by the “Cornish” seaside going to Rabat, the capital of Morocco, where you will spend the night in a nice riad. 

After arriving to Rabat, you will stop by the seaside restaurants to have your lunch and taste the Moroccan fish. After enjoying your lunch, you will start visiting the most famous historical monuments of Rabat, including the Hassan Tower, the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, the Kasbah of the Udayas, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and Mohamed VI Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art. By the afternoon you will head to your Riad to rest your head and be ready for the next day’s adventure.
 

Today’s target is heading to Chefchaouen, the Morocco’s Blue City, which is a truly beautiful town with appropriately blue walls and majestic mountains overlooking the characterful town. After leaving Rabat you will take the highway to Kenitra, passing by one of the greenest countryside of Morocco. By the halfway, you will get to Ouazzane, where you will stop for your lunch. Then you will start climbing the Rif Mountains, where you can enjoy the Rif’s landscape. You will be in Chefchaouen by the early afternoon.

After your breakfast in the riad, you will get the opportunity to explore the blue city with a local guide. In this town which has so many little stories and hidden finds, you will learn about the majestic walls and gates of the town; admire the small signs of early life through the flour mill; and enjoy the medina’s beautiful natural water spring before getting crowded with visitors. Then you will drive to the next destination, passing by the first point Volubulis, the impressive Roman ruins and the best-preserved archaeological site in Morocco. About 33Km north,you will be in the second point, Meknes, one of the four imperial cities in Morocco, here where you will have lunch then visit the fames places in Meknes as Bab Mansour,a huge gate with arches and mosaic tiling, and Lahdim Square. After the visit, you will move to Fes city where you will spend the night. 

 Today is devoted to immersing yourself in the mesmerizing Fez Medina, a UNESCO World Heritage site, for a guided sightseeing tour. The labyrinthine streets of the medina offer a sensory overload of colors, sounds, and scents. You’ll visit the Bounania Madrasa, a splendid example of Moroccan architecture, and observe the traditional leather Tannery which is one of the oldest tanneries in the world since the 12th century. The lively souks of Fez beckon you to explore and shop for a variety of Moroccan goods, from intricately designed rugs to aromatic spices. Don’t forget to sample local delicacies like pastilla and harira in the medina. 

We will ensure that you visit all sites of cultural and historical interest including the famous Al Qaraouine University (the oldest in the region), the Attarine Museum and Mulay Idriss Mausoleum. After lunch, we will visit the Tiles Cooperative and then experience a wonderful panoramic view over the whole medina of Fez. 

As you leave Fez, you’ll set out on a captivating journey through Morocco’s Middle Atlas Mountains. The road takes you to Ifrane, often referred to us “Little Switzerland” due to its European-inspired architecture and clean streets. Next, you’ll traverse the forested area of Azerou, where tall cedar trees provide a striking contrast to the desert landscapes you’ll encounter later in the day,and stop to see the Barbarian Apes in their natural habitat. after having lunch in Midelt (the Apple city) by the half way to the desert, you will continue your journey via Tizi N Talghamt pass, which takes its name from the Berber Language and means the Camel pass according to the former Berber caravan trades who used to that road, heading to Errachidia city and the beautiful Ziz Valley through the mid-Atlas mountain chain and stop for panoramic views along the way to Erfoud and Rissani.  By the evening, you’ll reach Merzouga, the gateway to the Sahara Desert. Here, you’ll check in at your hotel and rest your head after a long-adventured day.offering an authentic desert experience under the starlit sky.   

After breakfast at the hotel, it’s time to explore the Merzouga area. Afterwards your journey begins with a 4×4 tour to explore the diverse landscapes, including seasonal lakes and oases. old Vegan’s mines (eyeshadow), meet the nomadic Berbers behind the dunes in their natural habitat, and visiting KHAMLIA village (Blacks’ village inhabited with the Gnawa people, originally slaves brought from Sudan, to experience their music and lifestyle). 

In the afternoon, return to Merzouga, where you’ll start your camel trekking into the sand dunes. And make your cameras ready for a life dream pictures of the magnificent sunset above the golden sand dunes. Your evening will be filled with traditional Moroccan hospitality, including a delicious dinner and the opportunity to experience the magic of the desert night. You’ll sleep under the starry Sahara sky in your luxury desert camp. 

After breakfast in your hotel, we will drive through Boumale Dades passing by Erfoud which is famous by fossils dating back a hundreds of millions of years, then to the Berber village of Tinjdade where we will have a stop for a drink or lunch if it’s the right time for it, then continue your journey via the high Atlas mountains to see the stunning gorges of Todgha where springs of water runs between the rocks and enjoy the views of natural beauty. After the visit to the gorges, the trip continues through the magic landscape of the Dades Valley where you will end the day spending the night in a nice hotel located on the top of the mountain to enjoy an over view of the valley and the mountains. 

After breakfast in the hotel, you will travel through the Dades Valley towards Kalaa M’gouna and Ouarzazat. The route through Dades Valley is called, “the way of the thousand kasbahs” – providing numerous opportunities to take some of your best photographic shots of the trip in both the cities, famous for its roses and the cinema city of Ouarzazate. We will pass by Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah. the largest Kasbah in Morocco, built by T-hami El Glaoui, one of the last Berber chieftains. During the beginning of the XXth Century, it used to be one of his stops during his long travels from the Sahara to Marrakech, now it is a UNESCO heritage site. After that, we will begin to cross the high Atlas mountains with many panoramic views and attractive Berber villages all along the way till Marrakech.  

The hustle and bustle of Marrakech quickly slips away as you travel to and enter into the peace and beauty that is Essaouira. This ancient citadel on the West Atlantic coast of Africa literally means “wall” in the Berber language, and you’ll soon discover why. Travelers from all over the world come here to experience the very special weather, and explore its diverse and unique history. 

 As we leave Marrakech, we drive through lush valleys filled with orange groves, ancient olive trees and working farms on the drive to the coast. After a short while, we arrive in Chichaoua, where we can take a short break for a coffee or snack. 

 Once you have had the chance to refuel a bit, we will continue on, soon coming upon our first signs of the Argan trees. These special trees are valued for their nutritive, cosmetic and numerous medicinal properties. The tree, a relic species from the Tertiary age, is extremely well adapted to drought and other environmentally difficult conditions of southwestern Morocco, and because they are now endangered, they are under the protection of UNESCO.  

After all of your morning travels, you arrive in Essouira, where you have the chance to wander the ancient streets and can imagine what life existed here in the past. The streets have a genuinely Portuguese feel, after they renamed the city in the 16th century and used it as a port city of their own. Here you can dine on fish straight out of the sea at any number of local restaurants and can even have a camel ride on the beach, if you want! 

After breakfast in your riad, depart back to Marrakech. On our way – since this is the land of Argan culture – this is an opportunity to visit the women’s co-operative of Argan oil where they extract the oil that is famous for its culinary, cosmetic and medicinal properties. After several stops to take photographs, you will continue your travel to Marrakech and check-in to your riad. 

After dinner you will enjoy walking within the famous square of Jemaa Elfna, entertained by magicians, story tellers, musicians and snake charmers. Overnight in a riad in the Medina. 

Dive into the enchanting city of Marrakech with the guidance of a knowledgeable local guide. The day’s exploration begins at the Bahia Palace, an architectural marvel with intricate tilework and lush gardens. Next, you’ll visit the Jardin Majorelle, a serene oasis of exotic plants and vibrant blue structures, designed by French painter Jacques Majorelle. The Koutoubia Mosque, with its stunning minaret, is a must-visit landmark. Spend the afternoon at the bustling Jemaa el-Fnaa square, where you can explore the lively souks, savor street food, and experience the unique street performances and traditions that have made Marrakech famous. 

 Your day begins in the heart of Marrakech, where your driver/guide will greet you at your accommodation. The journey to the Ourika Valley, located in the High Atlas Mountains, takes you through the mesmerizing Moroccan countryside. Along the way, you’ll be captivated by picturesque Berber villages, terraced farmlands, and the ever-changing landscapes. 

Upon reaching the Ourika Valley, your adventure unfolds with a visit to a traditional Berber home, where you’ll be warmly welcomed with traditional mint tea. Here, you’ll gain insights into the local way of life and the customs that have shaped the region for generations. 

  Next, a guided walk through the valley’s lush greenery awaits. The Ourika River flows through the valley, creating a serene and refreshing ambiance. As you meander along the riverbanks, you’ll have the chance to admire the stunning waterfalls that punctuate the landscape. 

  Your journey continues to a local restaurant, where you can savor authentic Moroccan cuisine. The culinary delights include tagines, couscous, and an array of fresh, local ingredients that define the region’s flavors. 

  With a full stomach and a heart filled with the magic of the valley, you’ll embark on the return journey to Marrakech. As the sun begins to set over the Atlas Mountains, you’ll be left with cherished memories of a day spent in the midst of natural beauty, cultural richness, and Berber hospitality, all within easy reach of Marrakech. 

Today you will be on your own and if you would like to have a cooking class or trying the Moroccan Hammam (traditional bath), our Team will help to arrange it for you. 

On your final day, the plan depends on your flight schedule. If you have a flight departing from Marrakech, you can explore the city further, do some last-minute shopping in the souks, or simply relax at your hotel. Alternatively, if your flight is from Casablanca, you’ll travel back to the economic capital of Morocco, where you can engage in any last-minute sightseeing or shopping before heading to the airport for your departure.