Morocco - Duration : 8 Days / 7 Nights

Embark on an unforgettable 12-day Moroccan odyssey, exploring the bustling streets of Casablanca and Marrakech, immersing yourself in the ancient cities of Fez and Meknes, marvelling at the blue-washed wonder of Chefchaouen, and venturing through the diverse landscapes of the Atlas Mountains, the Agafay Desert, and the charming coastal town of Essaouira. This group package promises an immersive journey through Morocco's vibrant culture, breathtaking beauty, and delicious cuisine. 

CASABLANCA, MARRAKECH
Upon arrival at Casablanca airport, a local guide will pick you up, and you will head to Marrakech to rest and relax. There, you’ll start your first day visiting a listed UNESCO World Heritage site in 1985 and exploring one of Morocco's largest and most beautiful mosques—the Koutoubia. You can continue the tour to the Bahia Palace and take a look at its magnificent gardens filled with fruit trees and fragrant flowers. Travel to the peaceful grounds of the Kasbah to see the cedar wood domes and marble columns of the Saadian tombs. Jamaa El Fna is one of the greatest shows in the world. It is listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, and you’ll have the opportunity to see the crazy cacophony of musicians, snake charmers, and storytellers.
Optional lunch. Majorelle Garden, you will discover various plants, including a large collection of cacti. Yves Saint Laurent Museum has opened its doors a few steps from the Majorelle garden. The Berber Museum, in what was once Jacques Majorelle's painting studio. The museum unfolds in four distinct spaces, articulated around as many themes. Dinner show: You will be taken to dinner in a Moroccan restaurant with an animated show(Musicians, magicians, belly dancers…). Accommodation: Palm Plazza Hotel.

OURIKA, AGAFAY
After breakfast, you’ll be heading to the Ourika Valley today, which is ideal for those who want to discover the beauty of the High Atlas range without straying too far from Morocco's red city. After breakfast, depart in the direction of the Atlas, where you will discover the excellent tourist sites of the valley and will have the opportunity to take many photos. During the visit to a small Berber village, you will find the traditional way of life of the places. Optional Lunch: A delicious Berber tagine by the water
-Departure to Agafay; on your way, to you the crossings of typical Berber villages, the tracks winding between gardens and olive groves, the crossings of wadi and the panoramas on the Atlas. Discover the beauty of the Agafay desert, a rocky desert with a splendid view of the hills resembling sand dunes, allowing you to enjoy a spectacular sunset while sipping a cup of mint tea. Your sunset camel ride in the Agafay desert will end with a drop-off at your hotel. We would suggest that you wear comfortable shoes for this excursion. Accommodation:  Palm Plazza Hotel.

ESSAOUIRA
After breakfast, depart for beautiful Essaouira on the Atlantic coast, where you will explore the UNESCO-listed medina. Stop at El Hanchane to take pictures of goats climbing into the argan trees to eat the fruits. Then, they regurgitate the argan nuts collected to extract the famous rare oil. When you arrive, you can embark on a harbour tour. The place not only has sqala cannons exposed here and there but also offers incredible views of the Atlantic Ocean and the medina. Optional Lunch: Enjoy a fresh fish lunch at a local restaurant. Visit Bayt Dakira Essaouira. Accommodation: Atlas Essaouira Hotel

RABAT
After breakfast, you’ll be taking the road to Rabat, where you’ll get to visit the capital of Morocco, Rabat, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2012, is the result of a fruitful exchange between the Arab-Muslim past and Western modernism. You will start with a visit toChellah and Kasbah of Oudayas next to the old Medina, King's Palace, Mohammed V mausoleum, Hassan Tower, and modern art museum. Optional Lunch. You’ll be taken to your appointment in the Parliament of Morocco situated in Rabat. Accommodation: At Gardenia Boutique Hotel

RABAT, FEZ
After breakfast, you’ll visit the capital of Morocco, Rabat. Listened as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2012, Rabat is the result of a fruitful exchange between the Arab-Muslim past and Western modernism. You will start with a visit to Chellah and Kasbah of Oudayas next to the old Medina, King's Palace, Mohammed V's mausoleum, Hassan Tower, and a modern art museum. Optional Lunch: 20:00 The 14th edition of the International Festival "Children of Peace"Departure to Fes. Accommodation:  Zalagh Park Palace

FEZ, MEKNES
After breakfast, we’ll take the road to Meknes, a Moroccan imperial city known as"Moroccan Versailles." The visit will include Bab El Mansour Gate, Dar Jamai Palace and Museum, Royal Stables, Hedim Square, and Moulay Ismail Tomb. Optional Lunch:
The road back to Fes via the remains of the ancient Roman city of Volubilis, a remarkable and fascinating archaeological site.
The afternoon will be spent visiting Fez, the oldest imperial city and the religious capital of Morocco. It is one of the oldest and most monumental cities in the Arab world. You will be visiting Bab Bou Jeloud, which has green and blue ceramics. Abu Inan Faris founded Bou Inania Madrasa in 1350–56 AD. Dar Batha Museum is a former royal palace converted into a museum in 1915.
Accommodation. Dinner show: You will be taken to dinner in a Moroccan restaurant with an animated show. (Optional)

FEZ, CHEFCHAOUEN
After breakfast, you’ll have a quick tour of the city to visit. Chouara Tannery is the largest tannery in the city and one of the oldest. Funduq al-Najjarin is located in the heart of the medina, and Nejjarine Fountain is a traditional public fountain.
Aben Danan Synagogue dates back to the 17th century. Mimoun Ben Sidan, a wealthy merchant from Ait Ishaq, built it.
Place Seffarine Historic Site Museum is famous for brass/copper craftsmen. Then you’ll be heading to Chefchaouen, the blue city as it is known internationally. Small and uncrowded, it's easy to explore. You’ll immerse yourself in its medina, enjoy strolling through its winding streets lined with pretty blue houses, and visit its souks and Ras El Maa Waterfall. Optional Lunch. Place Outa el Hammam & Kasbah is a nice place to stop and have a coffee or mint tea. GrandMosque, built in the 15th century on the orders of Moulay Mohamed Ben Ali Ben Rachid, features an octagonal minaret, which is somewhat unusual compared to the many square minarets that typically dominate the country's myriad mosques. Spanish Mosque: You will see one of Morocco's best sunsets. Accommodation:  At Hotel Parador

CHEFCHAOUEN, TANGER, AKCHOUR
The Akchour region, a natural heritage with pine forests, mountains, rivers, waterfalls, and pools, highlights the gorge of the Farda River and its magnificent natural bridge. The road to Talassemtane is a beautiful national park with hidden treasures of nature. This hike is a great way to stretch your legs and get a mouth-watering taste of the Rif Mountains. It is one hour from the city of Chefchaouen. There are little tea shops here and there along the way. You reach the small waterfall after about an hour.
Optional Lunch. Once we get to the big waterfalls, an oasis of aqua-green and turquoise water awaits you at the end of the hike. The pictures don't do it justice. The waterfalls are so high that you must take a panoramic shot from the ground to fit them in.
Departure for Tanger. Accommodation: At Kenzi Solazur

TANGER
After breakfast, you will spend the whole day discovering the city with its panoramic views and visiting the best heritage monuments. Parc Perdicaris has stunning views of the Strait of Gibraltar and southern Spain. Cape Spartel is the meeting point between the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. Hercules Cave: if you know Greek mythology, you might remember the 12 Labors of Hercules. Medina of Tangier: the walking tour of the medina will allow you to have direct contact with the friendly inhabitants. Place du Grand, 9 Avril 1947, is known as Grand Socco, which separates the medina from the district of the new town of Tangier and Petit Socco, known locally as Souk Dakhel. Optional Lunch. Tangier Kasbah was a place of life for the local leader and defence when the city was attacked. Gran Mezquita de Tanger was once a church transformed into a mosque.
Tangier American Legation Museum is the only American national monument outside the United States. Moshe Nahon Synagogue was built in 1876 by Moïse Jacob Nahon, a prominent educator and scholar from an influential Jewish family in Tangier. Accommodation: At Kenzi Solazur

TANGER, CASABLANCA
A Departure to Casablanca early in the Morning. Upon your arrival, you’ll be visiting the medina, the oldest part of the city of Casablanca, surrounded by a wall and a marketplace. You will head to Hassan II Mosque, located on one of the coasts of Casablanca the largest in Morocco and Africa and the highest in the world. A walk through the Corniche of Ain Diab, discovering the elegant buildings of the Anfaand Maarif district, the large avenues, and architecture mixing modern and Moorish styles, passes by Ain Diab. Optional Lunch. After your lunch, you’ll continue into the square of Mohammed V, which is the heart of the city and is full of pigeons, attracting many visitors from all over the world, then visit the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes, an amazing cathedral with modern architecture with coloured glass walls around the church and of course the Habous near the Royal Palace of Casablanca, this district of the old town, which was built during the French colonial period passing by Bennis Habouspastry shop where you can visit a local bakery where locals bake their bread and pastries: one of the most famous pastry shops in town. Accommodation: At Onomo Hotel Casa City Center

CASABLANCA, EL JADIDA
After breakfast, you’ll be heading to El Jadida (Mazagan), with its Portuguese fortification listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2004, classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A visit to the Portuguese city, a historic district near the medina of the city, was built by the Portuguese. It comprises four bastions: the top left is the St Sebastian bastion; to the south is the bastion of St Antoine; at the bottom right is the bastion of the Holy Spirit and the bastion of the angel above. Bab El Bhar is one of the city's gates. In the centre of the city is an underground cistern with 23 gates. In 1516, the city was a Portuguese prison and garrison. In 1790, the town became Moroccan. Optional Lunch. We stopped at the Mazagan Casino and Resort before returning to Casablanca. Accommodation:  At Onomo Hotel Casa City Center

CASABLANCA
Transfer to Mohammed V airport in Casablanca.  

Package Inclusions

Hotel accommodations in BB 
Calculation based on the number of passengers
Currency is USD $ 
Touristic Bus from arrival to departure. 
Taxes included
Local guide in Tangier, Fes, Marrakesh 
Monuments : Bahia palace-Tombeaux Saadiens- Majorel Garden with YLS Museum   
Assistance

Package Exclusions

Chez Ali Show with dinner 55 USD  
Diner with show in Fes 55 USD 
Lunches and dinners 
Tipping services 
Soft or alcoholic drinks
Sim Cards
Other services