After Breakfast, our chauffeur will rendezvous with you at the hotel to commence your tour by traveling eastward to traverse the High Atlas Mountains at the Tishka Pass, which stands at 2260 meters. Along the way, you can capture breathtaking views and see Berber villages. Afterward, proceed through the charming Ounila Valley to reach the renowned town of Ait Ben Haddou, acknowledged as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Later in the day, venture 30 kilometers south to Ouarzazate, a city known as the gateway to the desert and renowned for its film studios and ancient kasbahs. Overnight in Riad.

After Breakfast, you proceed on your journey by traveling towards the east across a desert, eventually arriving at the palm grove in Skoura, home to one of Morocco’s most stunning and historic kasbahs. You will have ample time to explore and discover the rich history of the historic Kasbah of Amridil. Next, make your way to the Valley of Roses to make a stop at one of the women’s cooperatives for the distillation of rose water. From there, continue to the Dades Valley, nestled deep within the High Atlas Mountains, known for its peculiar and distinctive rocky landscape. Lastly, head towards Tinghir via the Gorge-Gorge road, leading to the renowned Todgha Gorges, celebrated as one of Morocco’s most captivating rocky valleys, allowing you to take a stroll before arriving at the hotel.

After having breakfast, you continue your journey by traveling east through a desert landscape towards the Merzouga Desert. Along the way, you make a stop at Jorf Khettaras, which is a prime example of the oldest irrigation system in the region. This method was the sole approved means of transporting water and irrigating the palm groves that line the road. Afterward, proceed towards the city of Erfoud, known as the capital of fossils. Visit one of the workshops for extracting and processing fossils to understand the region’s history better. Then head towards Rissani, Morocco’s first imperial city, and the Alawite Dynasty’s cradle. Finally, you arrive at the Erg Chebbi desert in Merzouga in the afternoon. You can ride a camel and venture into the dunes to witness the enchanting sunset. Then, head to spend the night at the desert camp.

After breakfast, we’ll begin our journey to discover the Merzouga area. Our first stop will be the Hassilabiad Oasis. Next, we’ll traverse the historic Dakar Rally tracks to visit the nomadic community and gain insight into their way of life. We’ll then proceed to the Khamlia village to experience the unique traditional music known as Gnawa music. After the tour, you’ll have some free time to partake in one of the most renowned activities in the area – exploring the heart of the dunes by Quads or ATV (optional). overnight in Riad.

After breakfast, continue your tour by heading north through the vast Ziz Valley, considered the region’s largest palm grove. Then, cross the High Atlas Mountains to reach the vast cedar forests spread along the Middle Atlas Mountains, considered the macaque monkeys’ primary habitat. While in the forest, you can take a break to take pictures with the monkeys. Then, you will continue towards Ifrane, a beautiful and quiet city with a distinctive style similar to Swiss architecture. This is what earned it the title of Switzerland of Morocco. During the evening, arrive at Fez, the oldest city in Morocco. It is a city of history, over 1200 years old, Overnight in Riad.

During the morning and after breakfast. You will have a guided tour led by an experienced and enthusiastic guide who will reveal to you the ancient history of the city as well as its most important historical landmarks that distinguish it from others. Your tour begins by visiting the gates of the Royal Palace. Then, visit one pottery-making workshop that distinguishes the city of Fez from others. Then, head to Medina’s narrow and crowded alleys, which are included on the UNESCO World Heritage List. To visit Al-Qarawiyyin Mosque / University, Bou Inania Madrasa, Shaara Tannery, and Al-Attarine Madrasa…, Overnight in Riad.

After breakfast, your journey continues north through vast areas of agricultural land and olive trees, reaching the historical ruins of Volubilis. Volubilis is a partly excavated Berber-Roman city in Morocco situated near the city of Meknes that may have been the capital of the Kingdom of Mauretania, at least from the time of King Juba II.
Then head north through the Rif Mountains, towards the Blue Pearl or Chefchaouen. The city is famous for its blue alleys at the foot of a mountain.

After breakfast, you will embark on a trip to the fantastic Akchour Waterfalls, a series of picturesque waterfalls surrounded by lush greenery, providing stunning views and natural beauty. Along the way, you’ll encounter rugged mountains and winding trails and pass through various rural villages, providing a glimpse into Morocco’s rural culture and traditions. Enjoy the valley’s beauty and a delicious lunch at one of the local restaurants. During the afternoon, return to Chefchaouen to wander its famous blue streets, visit the Kasbah Museum to learn about the city’s history and culture, and explore the bustling Medina. Enjoy a panoramic city view from the Spanish Mosque for photography, relaxation, and watching the sunset. Overnight in Riad

After breakfast, your journey continues north through the green slopes of the Rif Mountains, arriving at the city of Tetouan (White Dove). For a quick visit to the town, visit the Royal Palace Square (Michouar’s Square) and Feddan Park. Before heading to the city of Tangier via the coastal road of the Mediterranean Sea, passing through both M`diq and Fnideq. Which features beautiful beaches. Finally, arrive in the city of Tangier (the bride of the north), where you can spend the rest of the day visiting Medina. Overnight in Hotel.

After breakfast, start your day with a visit to Cap Spartel and the famous Cave of Hercules. Then, head south towards Rabat, the administrative capital of the Kingdom of Morocco, where tradition and modernity meet. Visit the Kasbah of Shallah, King Mohammed V’s mausoleum, Hassan’s Tower, and then the historic Kasbah of the Udayas. Finally, arriving in Casablanca, the economic capital of the Kingdom. Overnight in hotel.

After breakfast, start your day with a visit to the famous Hassan II Mosque, considered a distinctive religious architectural masterpiece. It is considered the largest mosque in Morocco, the third in Africa, and the thirteenth in the world.
Then, head south via the highway to Essaouira (the capital of the winds), a small and quiet city with a mixture of Moroccan-Portuguese architecture, overnight in Riad.

Today is a rest day to explore Medina, famous for its handmade products. You will also visit Sqala and the Old 18th Century fortress to learn about the city’s ancient history. Also, do not miss the opportunity to taste fresh fish. During the afternoon, you can try some popular beach activities, such as horse or camel riding or quad biking. Also, don’t miss the opportunity to watch the beautiful sunset along the beach overnight in Riad.

After breakfast, the return journey to the city of Marrakesh begins, which takes about two and a half hours, through large areas of abundant argan trees. You can also stop at one of the women’s cooperatives that manufacture argan oil spread along the road. Finally, arrive in Marrakesh, where you can enjoy the afternoon to wander around Jemaa El Fna Square. Overnight in Riad

After breakfast, a qualified and highly experienced guide will await you. He will lead you on an exploratory walking tour through the crowded alleys of Marrakesh to explore and learn about the city’s ancient history, which dates back to the 11th century. As well as a visit to the most important tourist attractions, such as Jemaa el-Fna Square, the Koutoubia Mosque, and the Bahia Palace. Ben Youssef Madrasa…
Finally, wander through the lively alleys to discover the most essential and popular handmade products. Afternoon, you will have free time to explore other places, such as the Geliz area, the Menara Gardens, and others.