Greetings from Morocco! You will be welcomed and driven to your accommodation after you arrive at Casablanca Mohammed V airport. Our agent will give you a brief rundown of your tour.

After that, travel to Rabat, the capital of Morocco. Dinner and an overnight stay at a hotel or riad.

Leave for Fes. We go through a stunning area of agriculture on the way to Fes, passing fields of olives, grains, vegetables, and grapes.

You will stop in at Volubilis and Meknes on your way to Fes. The famous Roman ruins from the farthest southern edge of the Roman Empire can be found in Volubilis. The Medersa Bou Inania and the Bab Mansour, the Gateway of Moulay Ismail Palace, are located in Meknes, the location of the first Arab kingdom founded by Moulay Ismail.

This takes us to the Henri Es-Souani, which houses the granaries and stable for horses. A rooftop cafe and garden with a beautiful view of the city is located upstairs. When you get to Fes, check into your hotel.

With a local professional tour guide, you will start your visit to “the oldest living Medina in the world” after breakfast.

You will take a walking tour of the Medina, stopping at its “souks” (markets), the Royal Palace’s entrance, the University, and the Karouine mosque from the ninth century. You will also go to the mausoleum of Moulay Idriss II, who founded the city

We’ll eat lunch at a typical establishment in the ancient Medina. You will continue your tour after lunch by going to the Batha Museum, the historic Harem Garden, and the Najarine Fountain. You’ll stop on the way back to the hotel to take in a panoramic vista of the area.

We will begin your day journey toward Chefchaouen (the blue city), a major tourist destination in northwest Morocco and a friendly town located in the Rif Mountains just south of the Mediterranean coast, after breakfast in your riad or hotel at around 8 AM.

This lovely blue city is renowned for its historic structures. Take a stroll to discover the medina’s white- and blue-washed walls and the markets that sell distinctive local items. With its stunning vistas of the Rif Mountains, Chefchaouen is an excellent location for photography. Later on, return to Fez. Arrival to Fes is anticipated at 7:00 PM.

After breakfast, we will begin our journey to Merzouga by traversing the Atlas Mountains, going via Ifrane, and then travelling through the cedar forests of Azrou, where there are wild monkeys. It will be a good chance to capture images of Morocco’s wilderness on camera. Lunch in Zaida, a tiny Berber community.

To go to the small town of Rich, Erfoud, where we will feel the start of the Saharan oasis of Tafilalet, we continue via the Atlas Mountains while taking in the scenery of Medilt. From there, we proceed to Merzouga. Spend the night close to the sand dunes in a hotel.

You’ll begin your exploratory Sahara Desert drive of the region after breakfast at the hotel. You’ll stop by the village of Khamlia, which was once home to slaves from Sudan, to get a feel for their music and way of life.

The nearby Merzouga Lake is home to a variety of birds, including flamingos. Visit the Berber nomad wire house as well, where you may get numerous Berber goods at prices that are lower than in the big towns.

You will ride a camel in the afternoon under the guidance of a knowledgeable camel man to discover the mystical Erg-Chebbi sand sea. Your first night will be spent here, either under the stars or, if you’d choose, in a typical Berber nomad tent. You’ll eat dinner in the tent where you’ll sleep for the night. Bed and breakfast and dinner.

We’ll get up early in the morning to see the dawn, when the colour of the sand dunes combines with the shadow play to create an amazing sight.

You will have breakfast and take a shower in the Kasbah before departing for the walled settlement of Rissani in the Tafilalt region after a cup of tea on the camels for a couple of hours (or less; it is up to you).

The spectacular Mausoleum of Moulay Ali Sharif, the first king of the Alawite dynasty, who ruled over this region in the 17th century, is located in the old desert village of Rissani, which is tucked away at the edge of the Ziz Valley.

Travel to Tinerhir Oasis, with its lush valley of palms and local communities, via the spectacular Todra Gorges and the eastern slopes of the Atlas Mountains, before continuing on a scenic journey through the Dades Valley, also known as the “Valley of 1000 Kasbahs.” Dades Valley overnight stay.

After breakfast in the hotel this morning, we go through Skoura to Ouarzazate. Taking a break to get a panoramic view of the Taourirt kasbah before making another photo stop close to the Atlas film studios.

After that, you’ll explore the Kasbah of Ait Benhaddou before stopping for lunch in a small eatery. We will go to Marrakech in the afternoon via the Tizi N’tichka pass across the high Atlas highlands (2260 m in altitude). Deliveries to Marrakech.

Visit the Menara, a pool surrounded by flowerbeds that serves as an irrigation system for the nearby farmland, as part of a full-day tour of Marrakech.

The Koutoubia mosque, Majorelle Gardens, Bahia Palace, and the Dar Si Said Palace jewellery museum are just a few of the stunning sites that will be included in the sightseeing tour. An optional lunch in the medina will be followed by a stroll through Marrakech’s vibrant souks.

Enjoy supper, a night at the hotel, and a drink at sunset on a cafe terrace overlooking the lively Jamaa El Fna Square.

Marrakech to Ouzoud Waterfalls day excursion Starting from Marrakech in the morning, travel to the Ouzoud Waterfalls, which are around 170 km northeast of the city. Here, you’ll find lovely waterfalls that are about 110 m high and a gorgeous environment teeming with birds and monkeys.

As soon as you arrive, you’ll see the amazing waterfalls, which are around 110 metres high, and a gorgeous landscape full of birds and monkeys. If you’d like, you can also arrange to hire a local guide to take you on walks or excursions up to a height of 1068 metres.

You’ll leave for the scenic fishing village of Essaouira, which is located on Morocco’s southwest coast, after breakfast.

Essaouira has developed into one of Morocco’s most well-liked coastal cities because to the gorgeous beach it boasts to its south. Essaouira is the home of many of the country’s woodcarvers and artisans.

The 12-day journey from Casablanca will be transferred from Essaouira to the airport in either Marrakech or Casablanca.