Morocco + Sahara Desert 10D7N

• Upon arrival in Casablanca, proceed to Marrakech - the most important former imperial city in the history of Morocco.
• Marrakech city orientation tour - photo stop at Koutoubia Mosque and Jemaa El Fna Square ~ is a square and market place in Marrakech’s medina quarter.
• Overnight at Marrakech Palm Menara Hotel or similar.

• Entrance to Bahia Palace an ornate and beautiful palace.
• Afternoon drive to Tizi n’tichka, photo stop at Tizi n’Tichka Mountain Pass.
• From Tizi n’Tichka to Ait Ben Haddou - a stunning, ancient fortified village (ksar) in southern Morocco, famous for its unique earthen architecture.
• View of the Kasban Alt Ben (subject to sunset time)
• Overnight at Oscar Hotel by Atlas Studios or similar.

• Quarzazate city tour, view the great Kasbah (Kasbah of Taurirt) .
• Continue to Garganta Del Dades, also referred to as Dades Valley, are a series of rugged wadi gorges carved out by the Dadès River in Morocco.
• Next travel to Tinghir, photo stop at Dades Gorges.
• Next keep on the journey to Merzouga, the entrance gateway into the the Sahara Desert by 4x4 vehicles.
• Jeep excursion to see the sunset over the sands-dunes of Merzouga. Hope on the back of a camel and take a journey across the healing Dunes. Enjoy traditional dinner is served with Berber’s Drum Performance.
• Overnight at Merzouga Camp or similar.

• Erfoud is a small village is known to be a heaven for hundreds of varieties of fossils which some are dated back 500 million years old. Visit to the Fossiles Museum.
• Continue to Fes via the Middle-Atlas Mountain, passing by Azrou - an important handicraft centre.
• Visit of the Blue Meski - tourist come to this beautiful attraction to enjoy the unique atmosphere and environment.
• Proceed to Fes, it is the medieval capital of Morocco, and a great city of high Islamic civilization. Fes has the best-preserved old city in the Arab world, the sprawling, labyrinthine medina of Fez el-Bali, which is incidentally also the world’s largest car-free urban zone.
• Overnight at Across Hotel & Spa or similar.

• After breakfast, out view of The Royal Palace Gates.
• Then, visit the ancient craft of the “Zellige”, to have in depth view and knowledge about it and Borj Nord Museum.
• Proceed for walking tour of the Medina. Entrance to Bou Inania Madrasa - is the first of the Fes theological colleges.
• Out view Qaraouiyine University, is the oldest university in the world.
• View the Tannery – one of the city’s most iconic sights (and smells), oering a unique window into the pungent, natural process of producing world-class leather using methods that have changed little since medieval times.
• Bab Boujloud – Medersa Bou Inania, The Palaces of Fes El Bali – an ancient walled part of the city of Fez, there is a historically significant site in Morocco.
• The Mellah – is a walled Jewish Quarters of a city in Morocco.
• Overnight at Across Hotel & Spa or similar.

• Today depart to Chefchaouen via Meknes.
• Meknes is a little Moroccan jewel ready to show its beauty to visitors. The city is called the Versailes of Morocco for the palaces, mosques, stables and the beautiful gardens that adorn it.
• Photo stop Bab El Mansour - Iconic gateway known for its geometric ornamentation, devotional inscriptions & marble columns.
• From Meknes to El Menzeh, entrance to Site Archeologique de Volubills.
• Travel to Chefchaouen for overnight.
• Overnight at Dar Ba Sidi Spa or similar.

• After breakfast, visit of Chefchaouen. It is a mountains massif and the last rampart before the Mediterranean and the Iberian Peninsula. It is famous for its shady valleys Medina, its white houses with blues doors and wrought iron windows and tile roofs.
• Leave for the imperial city of Rabat - once lair of the corsairs and now he country’s capital.
• Photo stop at Royal Palace, Oudaias Kasbah, a defensive fortress and observation post when it was built in the 10th century.
• View the Hassan Tower, a 44m high minaret towering amongst the ruins of the Sultan Yacoub al Mansour mosque which was completely destroyed by an earthquake in the 18th century.
• Photo stop at Mohamed V’s Mausoleum is one of the most important monuments in Morocco. It is here that the founder of modern and independent Morocco, the father of the nation, King Mohammed V is laid to rest.
• Continue journey to Casablanca.
• Out-view the famous King Hassan II Mosque - the largest in Morocco and has the tallest minaret on the planet. Last view to United Nations Square and the Habous district.
• Overnight at Kenzi Basma Hotel or similar.

• Big farewell to Morocco as we transfer to airport for flight back home.

• Arrive home with sweet memories.

10D7N Morocco + Sahara Desert