Uncover the world’s famous Casablanca, the unique blue city of Chefchaouen, the soul of Morocco in Fes, be in your own movie in Ouarzazate,  explore the magic of Marrakech and enter the dream desert through Merzouga.

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Main stops along the way:

• Spend the morning exploring the city .
• Lunch break, we can leave the city after lunch.
• Volubilis to see the Roman ruins which are spread over a wide area( depends on time you spend in Chefchaouen.
• Fez for dinner and spend the overnight in a local riad.

A relaxing day in Fez:

• Enjoy a full day sightseeing tour in Fez. An Imperial City that has stood in the north of Morocco for a thousand years. Within its timeless walls you’ll find the place where old Morocco still exists – in the elaborate architecture, the historic Medina and the throngs of people that make their home here.
• Fez has the largest medina in the world, so go and get lost in a world from the past centuries. This is also the best place for shopping.
• We recommend to visit the exotic Bou Inania Medersa, the Medina and the Kairaouine Mosque, where you may take photos of the wonderful courtyard from the main gate as well as the famous soukhs.
• In the afternoon you can visit Fes El Jdid, or “New Fes” and the Museum of Moroccan Arts.
• The night is spent in the riad.

Main stops along the way:

• Azrou, to see Barbary apes in the cedar forest of the Middle Atlas. 
• Midelt, for lunch, “the apple capital”, at the foot of the Ayachi Mountain.
• Tizi-n-Talremt pass and the Ziz Valley, which is particularly well-known for its palm trees and the length of the oasis.
• Short stops in “ksars”, small villages of individual houses.
• Erfoud, famous for its date festival and fossils.
• The Hotel in Erg Chebbi to wonder around the dunes before the sunset. Dinner will be served and followed by an evening of music and the night in Hotel.

• You will take the camels, either riding or walking behind, as they carry everything needed to cook your lunch, which will be prepared out in the dunes by your camel man. You’ll walk about three hours in the morning, followed by another three in the afternoon returning to the bivouac for dinner and the night in your private tent.

• Early morning wake up to watch the most unforgettable sunrise.
• Camel ride back to the camp site in Merzouga. You will meet with your guide and continue your road journey.
•  Tinghir and the Toudgha gorges for lunch.
•  Toudgha Valley to walk through the gardens or up the road on the other side of the gorges.
• Dades Valley and the Dades Gorges for the night in a hotel.

Main stops along the way:

• Boutarar to visit Berber nomads in their caves and partake of a glass of tea with them.
• Valley of the Roses (Kelaa M’Gouna) is the centre of Moroccan roses and rose products. Acres of Persian roses are grown and harvested here to create rose water, creams and soaps.
•  Skoura, to visit Kasbah Amredil
• Ouarzazate where you will stay in a riad or guest house.

Main stops along the way:

• UNESCO  Site – Ait ben Haddou. This Kasbah is the most impressive and well-preserved fortress cities in Morocco.  The Gladiator or Lawrence of Arabia were filmed here.
• Telouet is set right in the midst of the mountains and was once the seat of the last Pasha of Marrakesh, El Glaoui.
• Tizi-n-Tichka – the highest pass in North Africa.
• Marrakech arrival late in the afternoon.

To visit in Marrakech:

• Djemma El Fna with its juice stalls, dried fruit and nut stalls, women applying henna, snake charmers, story sellers and the myriad of nightly food stalls.
• The Majorelle Gardens which belonged to Yves St Laurent and is famous for its special shade of blue
• The Koutoubia Mosque,
• El Bahia Palace which means “the palace of the beautiful”,
• The Qoranic School, the Ben Youssef Medersa which used to house some 80 Qoranic students and the
• Saadian Tombs.
• You will spend another night in your riad.