This 14-day Morocco tour begins and ends in Rabat, offering an immersive exploration of Morocco's rich culture, history, and landscapes. After visiting Tangier with its famous Cave of Hercules and Cap Spartel, you’ll head to the charming blue town of Chefchaouen. Along the way, visit the ancient Roman ruins at Volubilis. From there, the tour continues to the historic cities of Fes. Then, the adventure takes you to the Sahara Desert, where you’ll embark on a camel trek and spend the night in a luxury desert camp. Marvel at the Todra Gorge and Dades Valley, and explore Ait Ben Haddou. Then explore High Atlas Mountains and Marrakech, with iconic visits to places like Jemaa el-Fnaa, Bahia Palace, and the Saadian Tombs. After Marrakech, you’ll head to the coastal city of Essaouira to explore its vibrant medina and enjoy the sea breeze and the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca. This tour blends historical, cultural, and natural wonders with expert guides, comfortable accommodations, and unforgettable experiences throughout Morocco.
Price Based on 2 People is: €1955 per person
Price Based on 3 People is: €1563 per person
Price Based on pp4 People is: €1367 per person
Price Based on 5 People is: €1250 per person
Price Based on 6 People is: €1172 per person
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Arrive in Rabat, Morocco’s capital. Upon landing, you’ll be met and transferred to your hotel or riad. Depending on arrival time, enjoy a gentle walk through the Kasbah of the Udayas, relax in the Andalusian Gardens, or sip mint tea overlooking the Bou Regreg River.
Overnight in Rabat
We will pick you up from Rabat and drive toward Tangier; the gateway between Africa and Europe, named for the goddess Tinge and the lover of Hercules, who mythically pulled Europe apart from Africa to form the Strait Gibraltar. First, we will visit Spartel Cap, Lighthouse, where the Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean White sea converged. After that, we will visit the cave of Hercules, where we can have much-photographed view from within the mythical dwelling cave of Hercules that resembles a map of Africa, as it existed since Neolithic period. Next, we will back to the city for the visit of Museum Kasbah of Mediterranean culture. Here we will spend a few hours aliasing down the alleyways, within it’s 15th century Portuguese fortress walls. Then, we can move around St Andrew’s Church for a spot of gravestone reading, and then take in the latest art exhibition at the cultural center of Ibn Khaldoune. Then, we will move to Chefchaouen.
Overnight in Chefchaouen
Today we will explore Chefchaouen. This city has a very distinct pale blue. Buildings and winding alleyways with strong Andalusian connection with blue-washed walls. This city founded in 14th century by African Berbers is a home that attracts tourists from over the world. Our tour in this city will include the visit of Ras el-ma. Where the fresh water head from the mountain to the city. A short hike to explore the ruin of Spanish mosque for a wonderful panoramic view. Next, we will stroll around the Kasbah and gardens. After that, we will head into the city to explore the quieted blue streets. We will enjoy our time and get the chance to picture memories before we head back to our hotel.
Overnight in Chefchaouen
Today we will leave Chefchaouen city and drive to Volubilis. This former roman ruins outpost is one of the most preserved archaeological places in morocco. And distinct with many mosaics that are still sound for us to behold. Declared by UNESCO as a world heritage place in 1977. After that, we will continue to the versailles of Morocco. Meknes, this city is the first capital of Alaouit dynasty under the ruler Moulay Idriss I. Our visit in this city will include Bab el Mansour as one of the finest ornamented gates in Morocco. The Mausoleum of the king Moulay Ismail in the medina, resting place of admirer and most prolific builder of Meknes. Haras de Meknes the “huge stable complex” underground used to house the slave’s army of the sultan. Late afternoon, we will transfer to Fes city.
Overnight in Fes
After breakfast in our Hotel or Riad. We will head into the city to explore the medina of Fes with an official friendly guide. Fes is the cultural capital and one of the most complete medieval Islamic cities in the world. We will start our sightseeing with a visit of the Royal palace from the towers of Borj. Then the cemetery Bab Fettouh, the mosaic house for traditional pottery methods used by Fassi artisans. Heading into the medina, passing through the gates and walls into the alleyways beyond transports you back in time.
The streets are just as they were when they were built in the 8th century. We will then pass through Bab Boujloud, the medina entrance to explore the largest famous tanneries in morocco. And the historical monument Idris's II tomb. In addition to the oldest university in the world; Al Qarawayine university. Also, Nejjarine is a place of wooden crafts. And other ancient buildings such as Bou-inania medersa, Al-Karawyn mosque, and then a stroll around al Attarine souk. After that, we close our guided tour with a hammam, or traditional bathhouse to steam away the stresses of life. Later on, we will move to our hotel or riad in the medina.
Overnight in Fes
A change of scenery today we will leave the crowded streets of Fez behind and set out across the Middle Atlas Mountains, Passing through the charming Swiss village of Ifrane, called Switzerland of Morocco. Moreover, we will stop at Azrou to view the Atlas cedar-forested hills that are populated with myriad Barbary monkeys. This city is well known for its Atlas cedars forest.
Continue via Midelt, Ziz valley oasis, then we will continue our journey to Merzouga desert. Later on, the scenery will change as well as we start seeing the golden sand dunes from the road. The great sand oasis of Merzouga desert. An amazing area of polite, apricot, colored sand extensions as far as the eye can see. We will then proceed to our to rest. Also, we can go out to enjoy the desert sunset.
Overnight in Merzouga
After breakfast, we will begin our explorative desert journey. In the early morning, we’ll wake up to witness the breathtaking sunrise over the sand dunes, which paints the landscape in an impressive mix of colors. Later, we’ll explore the surrounding area a bit. We’ll visit the ruins in Rissani village and explore its vibrant local market.
Next, we head to Khamlia village, where we’ll experience traditional Gnaoua (Tuareg) music performed by Black musicians with ancestral roots in Sudan. Here, you can dance to the rhythms or simply relax and enjoy the performance.
In the late afternoon, we’ll set off into the vast Sahara dunes on a camel caravan, guided by a local Berber. The camel, often referred to as the "ship of the desert," has been vital to desert life for centuries, once carrying valuable goods from Sub-Saharan Africa to Mediterranean trading ports. You may ride or walk alongside the caravan, matching its rhythm as you take in the breathtaking silence and solitude of the desert.
As the day ends, we arrive at our luxury desert camp, nestled between the golden dunes. We’ll be welcomed with traditional mint tea and dates or nuts. The camp gives the feeling of serene isolation in the heart of the Sahara. After settling in, enjoy a delicious dinner prepared by local chefs, followed by live music and a campfire beneath the dazzling African night sky. There is nothing quite like the stillness, starlight, and peace of the desert. Later, we’ll retire to our private luxury canvas tents, feeling as though we’ve stepped into one of the tales from Arabian Nights.
Overnight in Merzouga
Today we will start the day early to enjoy the magnificent desert sunrise before being treated to breakfast. Then we will enjoy time with a shower before starting our trip to Marrakech city. We will continue along the Berber village of Tinjdad. After that, we will set onto Todra Gorge; the spectacular gash in the hills that surrounds Tinghir village. To see the gigantic rock walls that change colors when the sun unfolds. These 300-meter cliffs of limestone that shaped weirdly and 15 meters separated from each other. We can often meet Nomads in the gorge. Many deserted Kasbahs, nomadic brick villages, and green oases. Our last step on this day will be in Dades. We will explore Dades valley and then move to our hotel.
Overnight in Dades
Today we will pick you up in the morning from Dades and start traveling to Marrakech city. Passing over the prodigious rock creation of Tamnalt Hills. Then we will continue to visit Rose Valley, the Moroccan rose's center and products. Where the acres of Persian roses grew and reaped to breed rose water. In addition to creams throughout Morocco and other countries around the world. Next, we will continue along the Road of One Thousand Kasbahs. Heading into the Skoura oasis, continue to Ouarzazate, and stop to visit the UNESCO Heritage Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou.
This Ksar or Kasbah is one of Morocco's most precious and well-preserved strongholds. Built on a hilltop. Kasbah Ait Ben haddou inspired myriad movie makers like Gladiator and Game of Thrones filmed here. The view from the upper heights of the Kasbah. Is fright inspiring and worth the desired mount through the sinuous streets? After that, we will continue our journey to Marrakech via Tizi n'Tichka Pass; the highest road in Morocco. We will stop to enjoy the panoramic views of the High Atlas Mountains. And magnificent landscapes, scenery flavored by small Berber villages exemplarily of the region. Later on, we will reach Marrakech for a restful evening.
Overnight in Marrakech
We will enjoy a guided tour with an official guide. Our journey in Marrakech will include a visit of antique Moroccan architecture. Koutoubia mosque, built in the 12th century by Caliph Abd al-Mumen with a 77 meters minaret. And the Saadian tomb, Bahia Palace and Badiaa Palace. Then we will continue toward Jama-a el Fna square, the famous world square and the symbol of Marrakech. A charming place with snake charmers, and the tastiest fresh orange juice. Crowding the square to give an exotic impression. Moreover, we will head into the Medina Souk (Market). The main cultural place to explore Morocco's historical culture. With the local artisans and experience the scents of all Moroccan spices.
Overnight in Marrakech
After breakfast, we will travel from Marrakech to Essaouira city. Where we will have a stroll around the lively old port - Mogador port - that is full of color and interest and full of visual surprises, this port was the main trade route round the Cape of Good Hope to Western Europe. It later became a free port, when it had a small international community of merchants. The cosmopolitan mixture of different influences makes it a wonderful place to explore. We will head over the smallest streets of the medina that are full of various handicraft Artisans, and visit the largest square of Moulay El Hassan.
Besides, we are going to visit the Berber association where the Argan oil manufactured by the local women. Then, we will proceed to discover the workshop that produces the ornate wood of the local conifer. After that, we will have a fresh fish lunch near the souk (Market). Later on, we will make a stroll around the beach to enjoy the stunning sunset of Essaouira city.
Overnight in Essaouira
Today we will move to explore the modern and economic city in Morocco, Casablanca. Our tour in Casablanca will include the visit of Mohamed V square; an Airy square built-in 1916 amid French Colonial buildings, with a statue & pigeon-covered fountain. The most visited sight of Hassan ll mosque, was built & Completed in 1993 by Bouygues, and designed by Pinseau. Hassan ll mosque is an incredible architecture and largest mosque that has a second tallest minaret at 210 meters in the world after the Algiers grand mosque, Next, we will have time for lunch and then we continue the exploration of Casablanca, by heading into the medina to discover the modern culture, after that we we can make a stroll around the corniche row and Atlantic boardwalk that shined by many restaurants. Possibility to enjoy dinner in one of these restaurants before we move to our hotel for a restful evening.
Overnight in Casablanca
Today we will leave Casablanca city and drive toward Rabat, we will explore the capital of Morocco. Rabat, was founded in 10th century by Phoenicians and Romans. Our visit in this city will include the visit Royal tomb of Mohammed V and Hassan tower; the major minaret of the spectacular Hassan mosque constructed by the Almohad Yacoub El Mansour. We will then head into the city to visit Kasbah Oudaya as a colonial heritage Kasbah and other interesting points.
Overnight in Rabat
Today after breakfast, you’ll be transferred to Rabat-Salé Airport depending on your flight for your departure. Safe travels and farewell to Morocco!
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