Your Tour Itinerary…

ItineraryDay

Day 1    April 25th Arrive Casablanca

Greetings and welcome to Morocco! Your journey starts with a pickup from Casablanca airport, followed by a transfer to an oceanfront restaurant for breakfast.

After breakfast, you will be taken to a beautiful location along the "Cornish" seaside, offering breathtaking ocean views. Then, you'll meet your local guide to start a tour, including a visit to the Hassan II Mosque, the grandest mosque outside Mecca.

Lunch at a local restaurant.

Rest to recover from the tour at the hotel in the mid-afternoon.

Dinner at Ricks Cafe. Ricks Cafe Casablanca is a world-famous restaurant and bar located in Casablanca, Morocco. It was designed to recreate the bar made famous in the classic 1942 film "Casablanca," starring Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman. The cafe is known for its 1930s decor, live music, and the iconic piano that was featured in the film. Visitors can enjoy a meal or a drink while soaking in the nostalgic ambiance and experiencing a bit of cinematic history

Day 2    April 26th

After breakfast, you will journey to Rabat, the capital of Morocco.

A local guide will accompany us as we explore the city's magnificent monuments.

You’ll visit the Oudaia Casbah, a small fortress built on top of a cliff overlooking the ocean with a maze of small streets and blue buildings. There’s a wonderful tea shop overlooking the ocean and endless photo opportunities.

Next to the Kasbah is a spectacular seafood restaurant jutting out into the sea where we will have lunch

Then, travel to Chefchaouen, the blue city of Morocco.

Day 3 April 27th

Chefchaouen, the "Blue City" This picturesque town was established in the 15th century by Jews and Moors fleeing the Reconquista of Spain. It is now home to numerous ancient synagogues. The Medina, Casbah (a fortified building from the 15th century), and Utta El Ham-am plaza is among the city's most visited tourist destinations.

The city's old market, or Medina, is a great place for strolls restaurants, people watching and shopping for genuine local relics. The Grand Mosque of Chefchaouen is one of the most significant structures in town, and it is also one of the most photographed due to its distinctive octagonal tower.

Day 4     April 28th

After having breakfast at the Riad, our tour will start with a scenic drive to Bhalil

Firstly, you will visit Bhalil, which is located at the edge of a mountain range. It is perched on the edge of a hillside, away from the main road and not on the usual tourist route. Bhalil is known for its incredible cave dwellings situated in the oldest part of the village. It is also famous for its brightly colored houses, connected by a series of mountain bridges.

The village is also renowned as a manufacturing centre for jellaba buttons. You can observe village women in the alleys off the main street, working with cotton and buttons to create unique and beautiful traditional jellabas.

Bhalil is also known for its traditional bread ovens and the production of olive oil, both of which you can see. The view from the top of the village is breathtaking, offering a panorama of the green valley below and attractive hilltops.

The second stop will be the beautiful town of Sefrou, located on the main road and now a regular tourist attraction due to its proximity to Fes, less than 30 km away. It is a peaceful and relaxed place, part of its charm and a reason for its popularity after the hustle and bustle of Fes.

Day 5  April 29th   Fes

Following breakfast at your Fes riad, immerse yourself in a full day of exploration in Fes, an imperial city boasting the world's oldest university dating back to the 9th century.

This medieval marvel, built in 790 A.D., stands as a testament to the rich history of Morocco. Fes, often referred to as the soul of Morocco, seamlessly blends the Middle Ages with the present, captivating the senses with its exquisite details, evocative sounds, and luxurious fragrances.

Embark on a journey through the Pottery village, where you'll witness a captivating demonstration of mosaic tile craftsmanship.

Continue to explore the historic Medina, home to the renowned Quaraouine University, Medersa Attarine, the iconic blue gate, the chouara tannery, and vibrant souks filled with authentic local treasures.

After a satisfying lunch, indulge in a panoramic view of the entire Medina of Fes, capturing the essence of its intricate layout. As the day unfolds, settle in for the night at your Riad in the heart of Fes, surrounded by the enchanting echoes of the city's past and present.

Day 6 April 30th

A Photographic day.

Embark on a mesmerizing journey as we pick you up from your Riad in Fes, heading south towards Iframe and Azure through the Middle Atlas mountains.

Along the way, we'll pause to observe the Barbarian Ape in their natural habitat, adding a touch of wildlife to your adventure.

Traverse the Tiki Ntalghamt pass to Midelt, marveling at the breathtaking Ziz Gorges sculpted from volcanic rock.

Witness the gradual transformation of the landscape as we approach the Middle-Atlas plateau, providing subtle hints of the impending desert terrain near Errachidia.

After lunch, our expedition continues through the picturesque Ziz Valley, Erfoud, Rissani, and Merzouga.

Arriving at our destination, we'll savor a refreshing mint tea before leaving our belongings in a room. The next chapter unfolds with a camel ride to a Berber tent nestled in the heart of the desert.

The Erg Chebbi Sand Dunes, stretching 20 kilometers in length and 5 kilometers in breadth, boast the title of the tallest sand dunes in North Africa, shrouded in legendary tales.

Immerse yourself in the unique and diverse atmosphere as we recreate the nomadic Berber lifestyle. Our camp features three well-appointed Berber tents equipped with a restaurant and kitchen. Natural amenities are at your disposal, including beds, blankets, cushions, a shower, and a private toilet.

Experience an enchanting overnight stay in this luxurious Sahara Desert camp, with meals included (Breakfast, Dinner). Whether beneath the stars or in a deluxe Berber tent, you're in for an unforgettable experience with the best view!

Day 7 May 1st

The camp workers will wake you up early to experience the panoramic view of the dawn, followed by breakfast. We get up early in the morning to enjoy another spectacular panorama in Morocco's Sahara dunes.

After seeing the amazing dawn, you'll have breakfast and then back to Riad Café Du Sud, where you'll begin your exploratory desert drive of the region, visiting the Khamlia hamlet, formerly slaves from Sudan, to experience their music and culture.

Merzouga Lake, with its bird populations, including flamingos, is not far distant. You could also like to stop by the nomad wire home, where many Berber and Oiasis live, before meeting your driving tour and heading to Rissani, the amazing birthplace of Moulay Ali Cherif, the founder of Morocco's ruling family The Alaouite Dynasty, then visit the authentic local Market of this town.

After you will be returned to meet your driver to begin your day directly to TINGHIR passing, you will have visited TOUDGHA VALLEY its important spot then where you’ll learn about the Moroccan carpet, you will have lessons  and illustrations of the Berber rug with a local lady.

Overnight in Xaluca .

Day 8 May 2nd

After breakfast you will pass across the village of Rose’s plantation the source of rose products in Morocco, and you will visit a cooperative.

The Museum of Cinema, Atlas studios, and finally the Casbah Air Ben Hadou one of the most interesting UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Morocco, where many films were made.

Overnight at your hotel in Ouarzazate .

DAY 9   May 3rd :

After breakfast you shall be heading to Marrakesh on the chain of Atlas Mountain. Once you reach there day is free on leisure to explore Marrakesh on your own. Pam will share some of her favourite shopping places with you.

Settle into your last hotel.

Day 10 May 4th

We will pick you up and take you to the Marrakech Medina (old city) Palaces, Jewish Quarter.

Bahia palace, Menata park, Saadian tombs, Koutoubia mosque, Ben Youssef Madrasa and the museum, Jamaa lafna (Square). The yard in the heart of Marrakesh, Where they find pilgrimage inhabitants and guests, and they utilize as a gathering spot.

And where there are well-known storytellers, snake charmers, fortune tellers, acrobats, Musicians, dancers, models, etc. Also included is a visit of the Ramparts and Majorelle

Gardens,Yves Saint Laurent .

Day 11 May 5th

Your full-day excursion to Ourika Valley will begin at 900 am with a drive across the Houz Plains, followed by a stop at a pottery real factory to learn how they make it (classes),

And a stop at a local ladies Argan oil cooperative to see how this liquid gold is extracted and some cosmetic fine products are made.

From here, we'll travel to Tnin Ourika, one of the largest Berber Souks in the area, where all of the villagers from the Ourika Valley gather once a week to trade and buy their wares.

From here, we'll drive beside the Ourika River to the Berber settlement of Setti Fatima, where most Marrakech residents seek refuge Spend a day in the shade of the walnut trees to escape the summer heat.

Local hiking guides are available for hire to bring you to several spectacular cascades and back if you want to explore the Valley on foot. Relax at one of the riverfront cafés and spend the rest of the day listening to the sound of the stream with the High Atlas Mountains as a backdrop.

Local cafés serve light lunches and can meet all budgets.

Return to Marrakech in the late afternoon, where your day excursion to Ourika Valley will Conclude with a drop-off at your riad or Jamaa Elfna Square.

Day 12 May 6th:

Immerse yourself in the art of embroidery at our workshop, where you'll have ample time, between three and a half to four hours, to bring your embroidered piece to life. Our knowledgeable instructors will provide personalised information and explanations to meet your specific needs. As you work, enjoy a delightful tea break featuring an array of cakes or traditional Moroccan pancakes.

In the evening, take a magical two-hour horse-drawn carriage ride to explore the charming towns of the modern area and the French area

Day 13 May 7  : TRANSFER TO CASABLANCA AIRPORT

Today is your final day, and you'll check out ahead of the final direction you should be there Two hours of your scheduled flight.