Experience the rich culture, history, and landscapes of Morocco on this 8-day private adventure. Walk the blue streets of Chefchaouen, explore the ancient Roman ruins of Volubilis, tour the imperial city of Fes with a local guide, and finish with the vibrant medina and souks of Marrakech. This tour combines comfort, cultural immersion, and scenic drives through mountains, valleys, and traditional Berber villages, making it perfect for travelers who want a comprehensive Moroccan experience in one week.
Welcome to Morocco! Upon arrival at Casablanca Airport, meet your driver and transfer to your hotel. Depending on your arrival time, enjoy free time to relax or explore the city.
Visit the iconic Hassan II Mosque, one of the largest mosques in the world. Then drive north through scenic landscapes to reach the magical blue city of Chefchaouen. Free time to explore its charming streets.
After breakfast, depart Chefchaouen toward Volubilis, the best-preserved Roman ruins in Morocco.
Continue to Fes, the spiritual capital.
Full day city tour of fes with local official guide including :
- Jewish Mellah :
The Mellah is a Jewish quarter located in the old cities of Morocco with a walled boundary. The
Fes Mellah is also walled and it has a fortified gateway. These Jewish quarters are located near
the royal residencies which enabled its inhabitants to be protected from the wrath of the Muslim
populace. The Fes Mellah was once solely inhabited by Jews. This was the first "mellah" in
Morocco and originated in 1438. In the early 14th century it was founded by the Merinids, beside
Fes.
- The Bou Inania Meders a:
The Madrasa Bou Inania is a madrasa founded in AD 1351–56 by Abu Inan Fais, who also
founded the Madrasa Bou Inania in Meknes. The madrasa functioned as both an educational
institute and as a congregational mosque at the same time. It is the only madrasa in Fes which
has a minaret.
- Pottery & Zellij Tile Cooperative :
A cooperative where old techniques of how zellij and pottery is made. Option to participate in
making zellij tile or pottery making. Great for shopping for a purchase of fabulous pottery, zellij
tiled tables, zellij fountains and more.
- Dyers souk of silk, wool and cotton :
The dyers market, located along Rue de Teinturies, is the best place to see the dying vats which
have been used for centuries to soak the skins of sheep, goat, cows and camels after they have
their hair and flesh removed. You will see many tanned hides colored with natural pigments
ranging from shades of brown, black, turquoise fuchsia, yellow and orange.
- The Tannery :
The Chourara or the Tanner's Quarters is the most lively and picturesque souks in Fès. The
Tanneries are often located near watercourses like the Wadi Fès and at a distance from
residential areas due to the strongly unpleasant smells they produce. See the wide array of
leather work, a tradition of Fes.
At 8 am, we will pick you up at the hotel and drive to Merzouga crossing the Middle Atlas, a 350-kilometer mountain range from south-west to north-west. On the way, we will cross cities like Ifrane, nicknamed the "Moroccan Switzerland" for the architecture of their houses, and Azrou, one of the most famous Berber cities of Morocco. We will cross the valley and the gorges of Ziz and cross cities like Midelt or Erfoud. From Erfoud, we will take a desert track to Merzouga. after your arrivas you will start the Camel rides toward the desert camp with an optional included Sandboarding activity
On this day in the morning after breakfast we wil start the sunrise Camel Rides to head towards the parking where the car is waiting for you to start another exciting day. we will visite the Toudgha Gorges and Ait ben haddou village the UNISCO heritage site after that we will head towards Marrakech through the Tizi Ntichka road arrive in Marrakech evening
Exploring the souks of Marrakech is an unforgettable experience and this private tour will ensure
you make the most of your time. Follow your guide through the maze of market stalls, handicrafts
workshops, and artisan quarters, where you can learn about herbal medicines, watch a carpet
weaving demonstration, see where the leather hides are dyed, and haggle over souvenirs.
Discover the flowery palaces and innumerable monuments of Marrakech during a 3 hours guided
tour and discover the history of the ocher city of the Kingdom of Morocco. Admire one of the
largest mosques in the Western Muslim world, visit the gardens of the Bahia Palace, explore the
ancient medina of Marrakech and its amazing souks and discover the way of life of Marrakchi
through the dynamic and huge Jemaa El Fana.
After taking possession of your home at 09:00, the discovery of one of the oldest imperial cities
of Morocco begins with Koutoubia, the largest and most beautiful mosque in the Western Muslim
world. Admirably proportioned, with 12.80 m side and 69 m high, its masterful architecture
evokes the Giralda of Seville.
Then you will go to the Kasbah to visit the famous Saadian tombs that were designed by the
Saadian Sultan Ahmad al-Mansour in 1120. Admire the colorful tiles, Arabic script and intricate
carvings of this unique Islamic mausoleum.
Then, spend an hour to visit the Bahia Palace (Palace of Wonderful), one of the main
monuments of the historical heritage of the kingdom and discover 8 hectares of a masterpiece of
Moroccan architecture built by the Moroccan architect El Mekki Moussa, chamberlain of Sultan
Hassan I, for his beloved Bahia (the wonderful Arabic) in 1866. Intended to be the finest example
of Islamic world architecture, this architectural jewel reflects almost all the secrets of
Hispano-Moorish art through magnificent stucco works, Islamic mosaics and carved cedar wood
roofs, surrounded by Moorish gardens of orange and cypress trees and scented jasmine plants.
At the end of this unique experience, enter the labyrinths of the narrow streets of the Medina to
get closer to the lifestyle of Marrakchi through different souks, aromatic grocery stores, tea
rooms, craft workshops, etc. Jemaa El Fna Square, where fruit juice sellers, snake charmers,
dancing monkeys, magicians, acrobats and many other actors come together to create a
magnificent show that reflects the extraordinary Moroccan lifestyle
Transfer to the airport at the indicated time
