Chefchaouen

Your journey begins with a scenic drive from Tangier along Morocco's northern coast. Pass through coastal towns like Tetouan, with its colorful murals and tranquil beaches, as well as M’diq and Fnideq, charming seaside towns offering glimpses of Morocco’s coastal beauty. Arrive in Chefchaouen, the famed “Blue Pearl,” for Lunch a relaxed evening exploring its blue-washed streets and squares.

Fez

In the morning, continue southward to Fes, Morocco’s spiritual and cultural center. Enjoy the scenic transition from the Rif Mountains to the rolling landscapes leading into the city. Check into your 4-star hotel or traditional Riad, ready to immerse yourself in the timeless atmosphere of Fes the next day.

Royal Palace of Fez

Royal Palace & Jewish Quarter: Discover the grand architecture of the Royal Palace and wander through the Mellah (Jewish Quarter) for a look into Fes’s multicultural past.

Panoramic Viewpoint: Get a bird’s-eye view of the city from a scenic vantage point.

Fez Medina Pottery

Pottery Workshop: See local artisans at work in the famed pottery quarter, known for intricate ceramics and tilework.

Enjoy a traditional Moroccan lunch in the ancient Medina, followed by an exploration of its bustling souks, historic mosques, and madrasas. The winding alleys and vibrant energy of the old city are truly unique.

Tour Fez Medina

Step into the labyrinthine streets of Fes's old medina, one of the world’s largest car-free zones and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Here, history and tradition thrive in every corner: -Al-Attarine and Bou Inania Madrasas: Marvel at the exquisite craftsmanship of these Islamic colleges, adorned with beautiful tile work, carved wood, and zellij mosaics. -Al-Qarawiyyin University: Visit the renowned Al-Qarawiyyin University, one of the oldest continuously operating universities in the world, originally founded in 859 AD. -Nejjarine Museum of Wooden Arts and Crafts: Discover Morocco's rich woodworking heritage at this beautifully restored museum, housed in a traditional caravanserai. Explore intricate wooden artifacts and learn about traditional Moroccan crafts. -Souks and Tanneries: Wander through bustling souks dedicated to vibrant textiles, handmade ceramics, aromatic spices, and intricate leather goods, including the famous Chouara Tannery.

Ifrane

Known as “Little Switzerland,” Ifrane boasts charming Alpine-style architecture and clean mountain air.

Azrou

A tranquil forest inhabited by Barbary macaques, where you can stretch your legs and admire the cedar trees.

Middle Atlas Mountains

Drive through the rolling landscapes of the Middle Atlas as you make your way toward Merzouga.

Merzouga

Arrive in Merzouga in the evening, where you’ll venture into the desert for a camel ride to a traditional desert camp. Enjoy a magical evening under the stars with dinner and Berber music.

Take a scenic walk through the towering rock walls of Todra Gorges, a natural marvel and popular destination for climbers.

El Kelaa M'gouna

Pass through the famed Valley of Roses, especially beautiful in springtime, and known for its fragrant rose produ

Ouarzazate, known as the "Gateway to the Sahara," is a city in southern Morocco famous for its dramatic desert landscapes and role in the film industry. Surrounded by the Atlas Mountains and desert dunes, it’s home to the iconic Kasbah Taourirt and the world-renowned Atlas Film Studios, where many famous movies and TV series have been filmed. Ouarzazate is also a starting point for exploring the Draa Valley, the Sahara Desert

Ait Ben Haddou

Explore the fortified village of Ait Ben Haddou, renowned for its traditional mudbrick architecture and as a filming location for many famous movies.

Marrakech

Arrive in Marrakech in the afternoon, where your tour ends with a drop-off at your hotel, leaving you with memories of Morocco’s beauty, culture, and history.