Explore Imperial Cities and Go on a Camel Ride in the Desert

morning Beginning the day with a visit to the Hassan Tower and the Mohamed V Mausoleum, you will travel by car to Chefchaouen, which is situated beneath the rugged peaks of the Rif Mountains. Once there, you will travel across the breathtaking Rif Mountains toward Ouazane and through breathtakingly dramatic landscapes. Chefchaouen is one of the most picturesque towns in Morocco, an artsy, blue-washed mountain village that feels like its own world. The old medina, with its bright blue buildings, red-tiled roofs, and narrow lanes that converge on the bustling Plaza Uta el-Hammam and its restored kasbah, is a delight of Moroccan and Andalucian influence.

You will spend the night in a pleasant lodging with a panoramic view from which you can take in the scenery and the refreshing breeze.

After breakfast in the riad, we will embark on an authentic journey that will take us through Wazan and other rif villages to Volubilus, where we will find Roman ruins and learn about the archeological site of Moroocan history. Following our visit to the ruins, we will continue on to Meknes City, the 17th century's cultural center, where we will stop for lunch and spend some time exploring the enormous historical walls of the medina, Bab El Mansour, and Moulay Ismail Shrine. Following your visit to Meknes, we'll take you straight to Fes city, where you'll spend the night. Free night and dinner at Riad.

During your guided tour, you will explore Fes's medina and well-known Souks, which are lined with historic mosques and tall, green-glazed minarets. You will see some of Fes' most exquisite palaces and monuments. To witness the traditional Moroccan crafts, the tour will include stops at the ceramics cooperative and tannery. Night in the Riad.

Following breakfast, we will travel through the Middle Atlas region on our way to Merzouga. We'll travel through Ifrane, which is known as Morocco's "Switzerland," and the cedar forests of Azrou, where we can pause and feed the monkeys by hand. We're going to keep going and stop for lunch in Midelt. On our way to Merzouga, we will next follow the Ziz River through the valley and pause to view the Ziz Gorges. From here, we travel to Er Rachidia, Erfoud—famous for its fossils and date festival—and the renowned Dunes of Erg Chebbi. We will ride the camels to witness the sunset over the dunes and spend the night in the desert camp after enjoying a welcome glass of tea in a guest house close to the dunes. In the breathtaking Sahara desert, we will enjoy a traditional tagine dinner, sip delectable mint tea, and listen to traditional berber music while we watch the stars and the rising moon.

After breakfast, we'll get up early to witness the breathtaking sunrise over the dunes close to the hotel. To get to Todgha Gorge, we will Macke the departer across the Tourog and Tinjdad palm-line valleys. Before going to our lodging in the Dades Gorge, we will take a stroll through the Todra Gorges and eat lunch at a nearby restaurant. Evening in the hotel, dinner.

We will travel to Marrakech after breakfast, stopping at El Kelaa Magona, the Valley of the Roses, and the Skoura oasis en route. Once we arrive at Ait Benhaddou, we will explore the World Heritage Site. Next on our itinerary is a trip to the Kasbah el Glaoui and Telouet, a traditional Berber village in the High Atlas. After lunch at a neighborhood eatery in Telouet, we'll ride the Tizi-n-Tichka down to Marrakech. Free night and dinner at Riad.

We will spend a significant portion of our free day in Marrakech, a city known for its Jemaa el Fna, a unique fusion of sounds, smells, and sensations. There are many other areas in the city to explore and have fun, such as the Majorelle Gardens, Menara, Tombs Saadianas, walks along the walls, the mellah medina (the old Jewish quarter), and the contemporary city of Gueliz, which has a lot of Western-style homes.Dinner and lodging in the designated category.

As per the flight time, make your way to the airport in Rabat. Last of our offerings.