Arrival at Casablanca airport. Welcome by our French-English-Spanish-speaking driver and departure for a guided tour of the interior and exterior of the Hassan II Mosque. After the visit, lunch and then a panoramic tour of the following: the economic capital, United Nations Square, Mohammed V Boulevard, the Anfa villa district, and Ain Diab Corniche. Then, continue to Rabat for dinner and accommodation.
*For the French-speaking guided tour of the interior and exterior of the Hassan II Mosque, you will be paired with a group.

Breakfast and departure for a guided historical tour of the administrative capital, Rabat. Stroll along the esplanade of the Royal Palace, Dar el Makhzen, adorned with immense historic gates. Then, proceed to a guided walking tour of the unfinished Hassan Tower and the prestigious Mausoleum of Mohammed V, which, made of marble, represents traditional Moroccan style and is considered one of the most beautiful tombs in the world. This will be followed by discovering the ramparts of the Méchouar, the Kasbah gardens, and the Kasbah of the Oudayas.
Lunch at a restaurant near the exit of Rabat. Afterwards, continue to the spiritual capital of Morocco and the oldest city, founded in 808. Welcome to Fès. Dinner and accommodation.

Breakfast and departure for a discovery tour of Fès. You will start with a guided historical visit of Fès El-Jdid and a stroll along the esplanade of the Royal Palace to admire its mysterious golden gates. Then, continue with a guided walking tour of the medina, which is the largest medina (old town) in the world. "Fès El Bali" is the oldest neighborhood in Fès, founded between 789 and 808 by the Idrissids. Next, explore the Madrasa el Attarine, built in 1323 by the Merinid Sultan Abou Saïd, known for its exquisite decoration showcasing the authentic architecture of Eastern civilization, as well as the exterior view of the ancient Al Quaraouiyine Mosque and University, one of the many sites in the Fès medina and certainly the most beautiful.

Visit the Nejjarine Square and its fountain adorned with mosaics, as well as the bustling commercial sectors and local markets where you will see artisans and merchants. Don’t miss the Chouara tanneries, established since the Middle Ages, which are one of the most spectacular places in the medina.

After lunch, depart for a visit to a world-renowned artisanal ceramics factory in Fès, followed by a continuation to a stunning panoramic view at Borj Nord, offering breathtaking views of the old city. Dinner and accommodation.

Breakfast and departure for the impressive Roman ruins of Volubilis, which contain primarily Roman remnants at the foot of Jebel Zerhoun. Then admire the beautiful panorama of the holy city of Moulay Idriss.

Lunch in Meknès, the "Ismaili Capital of Morocco." Enjoy a guided historical panoramic tour, including the imperial section with Bab Lakhmis, the grand gate richly decorated from the 17th century. Bab el Mansour is the most remarkable gate in the city of Meknès and is ranked among the four most beautiful gates in the world and the most important in North Africa.

Visit the granaries and stables of Moulay Ismail at Heri Es-Souani, built by Moulay Ismail in the 18th century, the Agdal Basin, and the mausoleum of Moulay Ismail.

Finally, return to the spiritual capital, the oldest city in Morocco, Fez, for dinner and accommodation.

*If restoration work on the monuments is completed.

Breakfast and departure towards Marrakech, passing through the mountainous landscapes of the Middle Atlas. There will be a short stop to discover the city of Ifrane, known as the "Little Swiss of Morocco," located at a high altitude and surrounded by one of the most beautiful cedar forests in the Atlas. You may also have the opportunity to encounter Barbary macaques.

Then, continue on the highway with a lunch break in Rabat. Afterward, proceed to the Red City, "MARRAKECH." Dinner and accommodation.

Breakfast and departure for a guided visit to the Majorelle Garden, one of the most beautiful gardens in Marrakech, featuring over 300 species of plants from five continents, with its magical contrast of Majorelle blue and yellow, creating a stunning botanical artwork. Next, discover the ramparts of Marrakech, which served as a wall to protect the city, and the 19th-century Bahia Palace, revealing the love of a grand vizier for his favorite.

Lunch in the medina, followed by a historical guided walking tour of the Marrakech medina, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Its souks are filled with enchanting scents and vibrant colors. Then, visit the Ben Youssef Madrasa, a Quranic school that reflects Saadian architecture. Afterward, discover Jemaa El Fna Square, the liveliest area of Marrakech, which serves as the social heart of the medina with its snake charmers, acrobats, musicians, and water bearers, making it one of the most famous squares in the world.

Enjoy an interesting visit to a local herbalist where you will have the opportunity to explore the world of spices. Our tour concludes at the Koutoubia Mosque, with its stunning 77-meter-high minaret. Dinner and accommodation.

=

Breakfast and departure to Essaouira, also known as "ex-Mogador," located on the Atlantic coast. Travel through vast argan tree fields, with a stop at an argan oil cooperative, renowned for its numerous properties. Continue towards Essaouira, where you will have lunch at a seaside restaurant.

Afterward, embark on a historical guided walking tour of the city's Skala and port, where many blue wooden boats are lined up. The Portuguese Skalas of Essaouira have become a legendary site. Explore the souks that showcase various artisan trades and several traditional markets, as well as the consulate area and the Jewish quarter, known as the Mellah. Return to your accommodation in Marrakech for dinner.

Breakfast and departure to Dadès via the High Atlas Mountains, reaching the Tizi-n-Tichka pass at an altitude of 2260 meters, the highest road pass in the country. After lunch, depart for an interesting visit to the Aït Ben Haddou Kasbah, a UNESCO World Heritage site, consisting of a collection of earthen buildings surrounded by walls, representing a type of traditional pre-Saharan habitat. Some of its houses resemble small castles with their tall towers, and the oldest constructions date back to the 12th century.

Continue with a panoramic tour of Ouarzazate, stopping for a photo in front of the Taourirt Kasbah. Then, head towards the Dadès city for an excursion into the Dadès Valley, where you will discover surprising rock formations known as the "Monkey Fingers," along with remarkable color variations and natural landscapes. Stop for a breathtaking panoramic view of part of the Tissadrine Gorges in the Dadès Valley. Finally, return to the city of Dadès for dinner and accommodation.

Breakfast and departure to the Toudra Gorges via the town of Tinghir for a stroll to explore these magnificent gorges, featuring high limestone cliffs carved by the Toudra River over millennia, reaching heights of up to 300 meters—truly a natural gem of southern Morocco.

Lunch in Tinjdad, followed by a continuation towards Erfoud, the gateway to the desert, discovering the immense golden dunes along the way until we arrive at our hotel in Merzouga. Enjoy a camel ride through the dunes to admire a spectacular sunset, with a pause on the dunes before returning on camels to the luxury camp.

Experience a luxurious dinner in a desert bivouac and an entertaining evening in a typically vibrant desert atmosphere at the luxury camp, creating an extraordinary and memorable moment in the desert. Accommodation in the luxury camp.

After enjoying the breathtaking sunrise, breakfast, and departure for a 4x4 excursion around the Erg Chebbi dunes, some of which reach heights of up to 150 meters. Continue to the village of Khamlia for an opportunity to experience a beautiful Gnaoua music performance.

Then, visit the village of Merzouga and the Hassilabied oasis, known for its irrigation system. Return for lunch at the inn and enjoy some free time to appreciate the beauty of the desert from your accommodation, situated directly at the foot of the sand dunes. You’ll have access to the pool and can climb the dunes for a relaxing moment in this paradise-like setting.

In the afternoon, meet with the camel herders for a camel ride through the dunes to witness another stunning sunset. Take a pause on the dunes before returning on camels to your accommodation for dinner.

After admiring the beautiful sunrise, breakfast, and departure towards Zagora via the village of Rissani, enjoy a stroll through its souks and take a moment to taste local varieties of dates.

Lunch in Alnif, followed by a continuation towards Zagora, passing through small Berber villages where you might catch a glimpse of nomadic life along the way. You will encounter the faded sign “Tombouctou 52 jours” in the heart of Zagora, marking the city’s historical significance as the last stop on the caravan route from Mali and Sudan. Dinner and accommodation.

Breakfast and departure towards Taroudant. During this journey, you will discover a stunning and unique landscape, with the possibility of encountering herds of camels feeding by the roadside. Continue via Foum Zguid towards Taznakht, then on to Taliouine, a region renowned for its saffron cultivation, often referred to as the royal spice or "Red Gold."

Make a stop at a saffron cooperative for an insightful visit, then continue to Ouled Berhil for lunch, where you may see goats climbing argan trees. Afterward, proceed to Taroudant. Dinner and accommodation.

Breakfast and departure towards Tafraoute, passing through the Anti-Atlas Mountains. Discover the Almmeln Valley along the way, located in the heart of the Anti-Atlas. Continue to the center of Tafraoute, situated in a basin, with wonderful landscapes to admire during the journey.

Make an impressive photo stop at a lion's head carved into the rocky Anti-Atlas Mountains. Enjoy lunch in Tafraoute before embarking on an excursion to discover stunning sights such as the Napoleonic Hat near the village of Aguerd-Oudad and the Aït Mansour Gorges—a paradise nestled between the Anti-Atlas mountains that should not be missed.

We will conclude our excursion with a beautiful view of the blue granite rocks painted by the French pop artist Jean Vérame. Finally, take a short tour of the village center of Tafraoute to learn about the culture of the Barbary Babouche, which is also known for its handmade babouches. This beautiful village is a hidden gem, showcasing its natural beauty and rustic charm. Dinner and accommodation.

Breakfast and departure towards Kasbah Tizourgane, a magnificent fortified village perched on a rocky peak, which is one of the wonders to discover on the road to Aït Baha. With the Anti-Atlas peaks in the background, the setting is simply magnificent and unique.

Next, enjoy a walk at the site of the traditional collective granary, “Agadir Imchguiguiln,” which is over 700 years old. This granary served a role similar to that of a bank, where the inhabitants carefully stored all their treasures, such as foodstuffs, crops, jewelry, and precious documents. These marvels of Amazigh architecture are true ancestral treasures of inestimable cultural and historical value.

Continue your journey to Agadir, where dinner awaits. Afterward, head to the Kasbah of Agadir Oufella to admire the view of the Atlantic Ocean, overlooking the entire city for a panoramic tour. Enjoy a free afternoon at your accommodation. Dinner and accommodation.

Breakfast and a free day on a half-board basis. Several options are available to you for this day; take your time to enjoy the beach resort, or if you wish, participate in one of the optional activities. These are available through our representative. Dinner and accommodation.

Breakfast and departure for:

Transfer to Agadir Airport / transfer to Casablanca for a safe flight to your final destination.
Going to Casablanca’s airport with the driver.