The second-oldest imperial city in Morocco, Marrakech, will be the subject of a full-day guided trip for you. It is also referred to as the Red City and is the location of various illustrious monuments that document the vibrant history of North Africa. You’ll see significant locations, including the Bahia Palace, the Agdal Gardens, and the Koutoubia Mosque, this morning. The rest of the day will be spent experiencing local culture by visiting the famed Djemaa el Fna plaza
and captivating souks, which are both located in the medina of Marrakech (old town).
The vibrant energy that never stops in the city creates an exhilarating buzz that gives you a wide range of options — from musicians to tattoo artists to merchants with intriguing businesses.

You’ll have the day to do as you want, with the option of taking a day excursion to the Atlas Mountains or seaside Essouira. Stay put and unwind if you want to see more of Marrakech, or visit one of the many spas with hammams for a relaxing dip and maybe some luxurious treatments.
Take a culinary lesson to learn more about the local cuisine, or just stroll the alluring streets. Enjoy dinner at your hotel or a traditional Moroccan eatery.

Say goodbye to Marrakech in the morning, setting off with your private driver on a scenic journey up and over the Atlas Mountains. Enjoy spectacular views as you rise through a series of mountains and valleys before descending the other side and stopping to visit Ait Benhaddou — a remarkable fortified kasbah that sits high atop a hill. The medieval city has been featured in famous films like “Lawrence of Arabia” and “Gladiator,” thanks to its unrivaled beauty. You’ll continue to Ouarzazate, another popular Hollywood filming site.
On arrival check in to your hotel and relax for the rest of the day. Driving time on this day will be around 4 hours.

After breakfast, you’ll be taken to visit the world-famous Atlas Cinema Studios in Ouarzazate. Known as the Hollywood of Africa, it is the largest film studio in the world and has been used to film many well-known classics such as Game of Thrones, the Mummy, Gladiator, Prison Break, and Bond film The Living Daylights. You’ll then venture into the desert, passing through palm groves and fields of roses before stopping at the magnificent Todra Gorge, the Grand Canyon of
Morocco with its towering limestone cliffs that change colors with the position of the sun.
You’ll then arrive in the Merzouga region of the desert, changing over to a 4×4 vehicle for an exhilarating ride over the dunes to arrive at your desert camp. Marvel at the Sahara sunset before enjoying dinner around the campfire then settle in to spend the night in a Berber-style tent.

Wake up and join a camel ride out in the dunes to enjoy a stunning desert sunrise. Return to the camp for a hearty Berber breakfast, before checking out and continuing by road to Fes. This long journey will take you back up and over the Atlas Mountains, pass along the way cedar forests filled with Barbary monkeys, and potentially glimpses of the nomadic Berbers as they travel through the mountains. Stop in Ifrane, with its Swiss alpine looks, just before reaching your hotel
in Fes where you’ll enjoy dinner.

Today you’ll meet a local guide for a fascinating tour of this ancient city, considered to be the cultural capital of the country. Walk through the bustling streets, just a few of some 9,000 different passageways, taking in the atmospheric souks and medina. Look out for colorful spices and skilled artisans, and visit Nejjarine Square with its famous fountain. You’ll also visit the alluring madrasa Bouanania Medersa, the mausoleum of Mouley Driss, Karaouiyine Mosque, and the oldest university in the world, founded in 859AD.

You’ll get a full day to enjoy the country’s cultural capital at your leisure. For an authentic local experience, relax at one of the many hammams throughout the city. You might want to do some shopping at one of the oldest souks, the Henna Souk which offers traditional cosmetics like henna and ceramics. Be sure to visit the Golden Gates at Royal Palace, one of the top spots in Fes for photos, before returning to your hotel for dinner.

Your enchanting adventure continues after breakfast, with a scenic drive toward the Rif mountains and the famous Blue City, Chefchaouen. Stop for a guided tour of Meknes, the fortified Ismailia capital, visiting the imposing port, the Herri Essouani, and the Jewish Quarter. You’ll also visit the Moulay Ismail Shrine, an 18th-century mausoleum with Islamic architecture, and the Roman ruins of Volubilis – the 3rd century BC capital of Mauritania. Continue to Chefchaouen, a blue dream with its vibrant blue architecture nestled in the hills, arriving late afternoon and checking in to your hotel. Driving time should be around 4-4.5hrs today.

Chefchaouen is a truly beautiful mountain town, renowned for its azure Andalusian architecture. The town was originally established in the 15th century by Moors and Jews fleeing the Reconquista of Spain. Walk through these truly unique structures, stopping at Uta el-Hammam, the town’s central medina (old town) where the locals meet in cafes. Chefchaouen gives visitors a glimpse of a more rural way of life as opposed to the large busy cities.

After breakfast and checking out of your Chefchaouen hotel your driver will transfer you to Rabat, the capital city of Morocco. On arrival, you’ll meet a local guide to explore the city which is located on the Atlantic coast at the mouth of the river Bou Regreg. You’ll visit the 12th-century Hassan Tower and Mausoleum, a masterpiece of modern Alaouite architecture, along with Roman ruins and the Kasbah des Oudaias which overlooks the sea. You’ll then take the last
leg of your journey into Casablanca, arriving mid-afternoon.

Casablanca is the largest city in Morocco located on the Atlantic coast, it is the country’s chief port and its economic hub. The town and the medina of Casablanca, as it is today, was founded in 1770 AD by Sultan Muhammad III ben Abdallah and there has been a settlement in this location since the 7th Century B.C. In the morning your driver will meet you and take you on a guided tour of the city, including a visit to Mohammed V Square, the spectacular Hasan II Mosque, and a walk along the evocative ‘corniche’ waterfront.

Your adventures in Morocco have come to an end. At the appropriate time, your driver will transfer you privately from the hotel to Casablanca International Airport, arriving in plenty of time to check in for your flight.