Tanger Port or Airport – Tanger

Tangier - Enjoy a seamless transfer from the Airport or Port of Tanger to your hotel. The driver will be waiting for you at the exit with a sign displaying your name, ready to take you to your hotel. Spend the night at a hotel in Tanger.

Tanger Sightseeing – Chefchaouen.

Tangier - After breakfast at your hotel, meet your driver to begin exploring Tangier. This day is dedicated to discovering the rich culture of northern Morocco. The tour includes visits to Cape Spartel, the magnificent Sultan’s Palace, the Necropolis, the Hercules Caves, the Kasbah, the medina, and the souk. At the souk, enjoy some free time to wander the streets. After exploring the souk, savor lunch at a traditional Moroccan restaurant, sampling the finest Moroccan cuisine.

Chefchaouen - Post-lunch, continue the journey to Chefchaouen. Known locally as Chaouen, this destination is favored by tourists due to its proximity to Tangier and the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. The name refers to the mountain peaks above the town, resembling the horns (chaoua) of a goat. “Chef Chaouen” comes from the Berber word for horns, Ichawen. The town boasts around two hundred hotels catering to the influx of European tourists during summer. Chefchaouen is renowned for its blue-washed houses and buildings.

Chefchaouen Medina - Chefchaouen is also a popular shopping spot, offering unique local handicrafts like wool garments and woven blankets, unavailable elsewhere in Morocco. The region’s goat cheese is a tourist favorite. The growing tourism industry particularly attracts Spanish visitors, especially during major Catholic celebrations like Semana Santa and Christmas. Joe Orton and Kenneth Halliwell visited Chefchaouen in 1967, describing it as “very ‘Golden Bough-ish’” in the Orton Diaries. The town features several distinct mosques, including one at Place Uta Hammam in the medina and another dedicated to the patron saint of Northern Morocco’s Jebalah region, Moulay Abdeslam Ben Mchich Alami. His tomb and the surrounding village are about an hour’s drive from Chefchaouen on the old road to Larache. There is also a ruined mosque built by the Spanish.

Chefchaouen – Volubilis – Meknes – Fes

Volubilis - Volubilis is an ancient Berber and Romanized city, once the capital of the kingdom of Mauretania, located in the Saiss plain of Morocco, near the Wadi Rhoumane river, close to the holy city of Moulay Idriss Zerhoun, where Idriss I, founder of the Idrissid dynasty, rests.

Meknes - Meknes is renowned for its imperial history, with landmarks like Bab Mansour, a grand gate adorned with voice and mosaic tiles, serving as the entrance to the ancient imperial city. The mausoleum of Sultan Moulay Ismaïl, who established the city in the seventeenth century, features courtyards and fountains. To the south, the expansive Heri es-Souani complex once housed stables and food warehouses.

Fes - Early in the morning, travel to Volubilis and Meknes through the Rif Mountains, enjoying the scenic views of the Magic Mountains until reaching Fes, the oldest city in Morocco. In the afternoon, continue the tour to Fes. Spend the night at a hotel or riad in Fes.

Fes – Fes

Fes - After breakfast at your riad, begin exploring Fes, the oldest city in Morocco, rich in culture, traditions, and gastronomy. Known as the cultural capital of Morocco, this tour will guide you through its ancient medieval medina, alleys, and narrow streets. Visit the Royal Palace gate, the Blue Gate, and the Jewish quarter, the first Mellah ever built in Morocco during the 14th century. Discover sites of cultural and historical significance, including the renowned Al Qaraouine University, the oldest in the world, the Tanneries, and the Moulay Idriss mausoleum. After lunch, visit the tiles cooperative and enjoy a stunning panoramic view over the entire Medina of Fes.

Fez – Ifran – Azrou – Ziz Valley – Sahara Desert of Merzouga

Ifrane - After breakfast, depart Fes for Merzouga via Midelt and the Ziz valley. Travel through Ifrane, a picturesque mountain village known as the Switzerland of Morocco. Stop at the cedar forest in the Middle Atlas Mountains.

Midelt - During this journey, catch glimpses of the Middle Atlas and Higher Atlas mountains, stopping at Azrou, a Berber village in the famous cedar forest – the largest in Morocco – where you can see the Barbary apes. Continue to Midelt, traveling through the stunning hills and mountains of the Atlas. After lunch in Midelt, journey through the captivating Tiz Ntalghamt pass and the spectacular Ziz Gorge.

Errachidia - Enjoy views of the High Atlas plateau, observing the changing scenery as you approach the southeastern province of Errachidia city. Travel along the beautiful Ziz Valley, stopping for panoramic views en route to Erfoud and Rissani.

Merzouga - Arrive in Merzouga in the afternoon and enjoy a welcoming glass of mint tea. Then, embark on a camel ride through the dunes of the Sahara Desert of Merzouga to reach the camp where you will spend the night.

Merzouga – Todra Gorges – Dades Valley

Merzouga Desert - Rise early to witness what might be the most breathtaking sunrise of your life. Climb the Sand Dunes of Sahara of Erg Chebbi to watch the stunning sunrise. Afterward, return to the camp for breakfast. Then, enjoy a peaceful camel trek back to the village of Merzouga. During the morning camel ride, appreciate the unique beauty of the spectacular Erg Chebbi sand dunes, which change with the light throughout the day.

Erfoud - Upon reaching the village of Merzouga, meet your driver to continue the tour to Dades. Optionally stop in Rissani to visit the Mausoleum of Moulay Ali Cherif, the founder of the Alaouite dynasty, then proceed to Erfoud to visit the fossilized marble factory before continuing to the Todra valley for lunch.

Gargantas del Todra - In Todra, enjoy a half-hour walk to calmly explore the gorges, guided through the palm grove and the Jewish quarter. Todra gorges are the highest and narrowest in Morocco. The Todra River has carved a gorge with enormous vertical walls of great beauty, making it a climber’s paradise and a unique location.

Boumalne Dades - In the evening, drive through the Dades Valley, where you’ll see majestic sand castles and the amazing rock formations known as “monkey toes.” Overnight accommodation will be in a charming guest house overlooking the Dades Valley.

Dades Valley- Ouarzazate – Ait Ben Hadou – Marrakech

Ouarzazate - After breakfast at your accommodation, travel through the Dades Valley towards Ouarzazate and then to Marrakech. The road through Dades Valley is known as the way of the thousand Kasbahs, offering numerous opportunities for capturing some of the best photographs of your trip. Stop at Kalaat M’Gouna, the center of the rose’s valley, where you can visit the cooperative for roses and purchase rosewater, which will keep your linens smelling delightful long after your trip.

Ait Ben Haddou - Continue to Marrakech via the Ait Benhaddou Kasbah. Built by Et Hami El Glaoui, one of the last Berber chieftains during the 19th century, the Kasbah now houses many Glaoui people.

Tizi n Tichka - Your journey continues through the majestic Tizi n’Tichka Pass (2260 m) over the High Atlas Mountains, where you can explore the process of producing Argan oil, unique to Morocco, by Berber women in their cooperative.

Marrakech - Arrive at your overnight accommodation in Marrakech.

Marrakech Sightseeing

Marrakech - After breakfast at your hotel or riad, begin exploring Marrakech, “the red city of Morocco.” Visit the most significant historical and cultural sites, including the Majorelle Gardens, the Koutoubia Tower, the Saadian tombs, the Bahia Palace, and the main square, Place Ljamaa Lfna. After lunch at a nearby restaurant, stroll through the souks and admire hundreds of handicrafts. In the afternoon, enjoy some free time to explore other parts of the city at your leisure.

Koutoubia Mosque - Marrakech, nicknamed the “Red City” for its old red sandstone city walls and buildings, has Berber rather than Arab roots and was an important trading capital for Atlas mountain tribes. Orient yourself around Marrakech’s bustling Jemaa el-Fna Square: the souks are to the north, the Koutoubia Mosque and Gardens to the west, and the kasbah area with the Saadian Tombs, Bahia Palace, and El Badi Palace to the south. In the new city, you will find the Majorelle Gardens.

Jardin Majorelle - Delight your senses as you navigate the intricate labyrinth of souks, hidden behind ordinary restaurants and shops. Explore Souk el Attarin, Souk Chouari, and Souk Smata for a variety of spices, woodwork, and babouche (traditional Moroccan slippers). Visit the Souk of Tanneries or the dyers’ souk to see traditional cloth and yarn dyeing methods. Next, admire the exquisite Moroccan Islamic architecture of the Ben Youssef Madrasa, a 16th-century Koranic school, noting the ornate details of its interior: carved cedar ceilings, sculpted plaster, and zellij tiling.

Transfer to the Airport

Marrakech - Transfer to the Airport. The tour itinerary can be customized to your preferences. For more information or details, please contact us via email, and our team will be delighted to assist you as much as possible.

• Private transportation
• Dinner
• Breakfast
• Local guide for the walking tour in Fes & Marrakech

• lunch
• All Fees and Taxes
• Drinks

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.