12-Day Tour The Coast, Imperial Cities and Sahara Desert

You will meet with your guide at airport and transfer to your hotel in Casablanca.

Casablanca – Rabat

In the morning, we’ll pick you up from your hotel and go to visit Casablanca overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, home of industries and finance business. once we arrive, we’ll go to visit Mohammed V Square. It’s a lively and bustling area, particularly during the daytime when people are going about their daily activities. It’s a great place to soak in the atmosphere, people-watch, and appreciate the blend of historical and modern architecture. Next, we’ll head to the spectacular Mosque of Hassan II situated directly at the ocean. Its a largest mosque in Africa, built in the modern era. Next, enjoy a leisurely walk along the Corniche Boulevard, a scenic promenade lined with palm trees and offering breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. Afterwards, we drive towards to Rabat. Following we arrive. It will be time for lunch before embarking to discover the Medina. Next, we go to visit many historical monuments, including the magnificent mausoleum of Mohammed V and Hassan II, Hassan Tower a largest minaret in the world, Kasbah of Udayas, and Royal Palace. Overnight in riad/hotel at Rabat.

Rabat – Asilah – Tangier

Today, you’ll have ample time to explore Asilah, known for its historical Portuguese ramparts and gates that highlight its past as a fortified town. Wander through the medina, a labyrinth of narrow streets with whitewashed buildings and vibrant murals, reflecting the town’s artistic flair. We’ll then drive to Tangier to visit the Caves of Hercules, an intriguing archaeological site located 14 km west of the city. Following this, we’ll head to Cape Spartel, a stunning natural landmark where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Mediterranean Sea at the entrance to the Strait of Gibraltar. Overnight in your hotel at Tangier

Tangier – Chefchaouen

Today, we will pick you up to visit Chefchaouen. It’s famous for its blue-painted buildings, which give it a unique and distinctive look. The town has a relaxed and laid-back atmosphere, with many small cafes and restaurants where you can enjoy traditional Moroccan cuisine. There are also several historic landmarks in the town, including the Grand Mosque, the Kasbah, and the Ethnographic Museum. Explore the town’s winding alleyways and colorful streets. You can wander through the town’s blue-painted buildings, which provide a unique backdrop for photographs and a one-of-a-kind experience. Ovenight in riad at Chefchaouen.

Chefchaouen – Volubilis – Meknes – Fez

After breakfast, you’ll leave Chefchaouen to Fes. Our first stop of the day is to Volubilis an amazing ruins of the ancient Roman Empire. Its a UNESCO World Heritage Site, founded in the 3rd century BC. You’ll be plenty of time to discover the ruins of this historical site. The next stop will be in Meknes. It was once the capital of Morocco during the reign of Sultan Moulay Ismail, who left a lasting mark on the city’s architecture and development. Overnight in riad at Fes.

A full-day tour to explore one of the most famous imperial cities. In morning you’ll meet our local guide in your hotel and we’ll drive to Royal Palace, founded in 1276 by Abu Yusuf Yaqub. Next, we head towards Panorama of Fez, where you’ll see a wonderful panoramic view of the Medina. After that, Let’s go visit the Pottery, Bab Boujeloud and Chouara Tannery. Afterward, your guide will organize for you a walking tour of the Medina visiting the famous many historical monuments. It founded in the 9th century and in 1981 was included into the UNESCO World Heritage site. It is famous for being home to the world’s oldest university named Al-Qarawiyyin. Take in the beautiful historic buildings and homes while discovering their stories in the Medina. Overnight at riad/hotel.

Fez – Ifran – Cedar Forest – Ziz Valley – Merzouga

After a sumptuous breakfast, you’ll be picked up at your hotel in Fez at 7:30 am. Our first stop is Ifrane, renowned for its beautiful landscapes, clean streets, and European-style architecture, often called the “Switzerland of Morocco” for its alpine-style houses and snowy winters. Next, we drive to the Cedar Forest, home to diverse wildlife, including the endangered Barbary macaques. Lunch will be at a nice restaurant in Midelt. Following that, we’ll drive along the foothills of the Ziz Valley Mountains, taking in the stunning landscape. We’ll pause for a coffee at the mountain peak, enjoying panoramic views of the Ziz Valley before heading to Merzouga desert. Overnight in your riad at Merzouga.

Merzouga – Khamlia – Nomad Family – Tour of the Dunes

In the morning and after your breakfast, you’ll starts your trip to explore Merzouga desert in a 4×4 vehicle. Our first stop is to Khamlia village. It is known for being a settlement of the Gnawa people, an ethnic group with African roots, predominantly from West Africa, but they speak Berber as their mother tongue. The Gnawa people have a distinct cultural heritage that includes music, dance, and spiritual practices. Next, we head to visit nomad families who still maintain connections to their traditional way of life. You can spend time with them, learn about their customs, and even have the chance to participate in daily activities like milking camels or baking traditional bread. Afterward, we will take you on a thrilling off-road adventure through the dunes. It’s a great way to cover more ground and witness the changing landscapes of the desert. Lunch in the local restaurant Merzouga. You will end your day with a one-hour camel ride to Merzouga desert camp as you witness the sunset. Enjoy a traditional dinner under the stars, spend the night with the beat of locals traditional folk songs with dance around the camp fire.

Merzouga – Khettara – Todra Gorges – Dades Gorges

In the early morning you will enjoy an memorable experience!, where you’ll climb the dunes upwards to watch the sunrise (optional). Then go back into the camp for serve a warm typical breakfast. Next, depart the authentic south to Dades valley. our first stop of the day is to Khettara, where refers to a traditional Moroccan irrigation system. It’s an ancient method used to bring water from underground aquifers to the surface for agriculture. The system consists of a series of underground tunnels and channels that transport water over long distances, often from mountainous regions to arid areas. Next, we’ll continue our drive to Todra Dades. It’s a lovely stop along the route to the Sahara desert, and features high limestone cliffs rising up to 300m. The landscape of this place even in summer leaves a deep impression. Lunch in the local restaurant Todra Dades. The last stop of the day is to winding Road in Dades. It’s a Gorge carved out by the Dades River, which separates the Atlas Mountains to the Anti-Atlas. Overnight in your riad at Dades Gorge.

Dades Gorges – Roses Valley – Aït Benhadou Kasbah – Tizi n’Tichka – Marrakesh

After breakfast, we drive towards Marrakesh. Our first stop of the day is to Kalaat M’Gouna, also known as roses valley, where provides insights into the local Berber culture and way of life. The town is famous for its rose cultivation and production. Every May, Kalaat M’Gouna hosts the Rose Festival, a vibrant celebration of the local rose harvest. Next, we move to visit Kasbah of Aït Benhaddou, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1987 and one of Morocco’s most famous sites. Once we arrive, it will be time for lunch and have a memorable lunch. Aït Benhaddou is a fortified historic kasbah and was a major stop point on the ancient caravan route between Marrakech and the Sahara. Many various movies were filmed at this historic site such as Gladiator, Black Hawk Down, The Message, and most recent critically acclaimed series Game of Thrones. Next, we continue our tour to the last stop through Tizi n’Tichka mountain pass 2.260m. Time for a short stop for some great photos and rest. Overnight in your riad/hotel at Marrakesh.

This full day Trip let you to visit historical sites with a local guide, including Bahia Palace one of the beautiful palaces build in the late 19th century. Then visit the Saadien’s Tombs, which were built in the late 16th century. Ibn Youssef School is an islamic Madrasa, founded in the 14th century by the Almoravid Sultan Ali ibn Yusuf. Next, you’ll walking through the narrow alleyways of the Medina towards Jemaa El-Fna Square, while enjoy walking through the narrow alleyways packed with market stalls that sell handmade objects and jewelry for all tastes. Then let’s walking through the narrow alleyways of the Medina towards Jemaa El-Fna Square, while enjoy the narrow alleyways packed with market stalls. The Jemaa el-Fna square is a main square of the city and gate to the souks. Here the merchants of the area come to display and sell their goods. When you feel hungry get ready to taste the famous area cuisine and have a memorable lunch. Afterward, head to visit the Majorelle Garden, is a famous botanical garden. It was designed by French painter Jacques Majorelle in the early 20th century and is now owned by the fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent and his partner Pierre Bergé.

Today, there’s free time until the transfer to the Marrakesh Airport for the flight to the next destination.