Private 12-Day Tour From Marrakech

After your delicate breakfast, you will start exploring Marrakech, "the red city of Morocco". Your local guide will ensure that you visit the most important places of cultural and historical interest, including the Saadian Tombs, the El Badi Palace, and the Ben Youssef Koranic School. Lunch is in a restaurant near the Jamma Lfna square, then in the afternoon, you can visit the "Majorelle gardens" and the Koutoubia tower. Overnight at our hotel/riad.

We'll start our trip from your hotel & riad in Marrakech, and drive you to Ouarzazate through the dramatic Tizi n'Tichka, the loftiest major mountain pass in Africa( 2260m) over the High Atlas Mountains, appreciating the beauty of the geography through Berber villages. Arriving at the notorious Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah, the largest one in Morocco and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1987 where; we will have lunch before we continue to Dades Gorge via Ouarzazate, “ the Hollywood of Africa ” and along the( Road of the thousand Kasbahs), passing by Kalaat Mgouna, “ the rose’s valley ” known for the product of rose water roses and its periodic jubilee( May), before arriving at Dades Gorge. Overnight at Hotel/ Riad.

 Sahara Desert. After morning breakfast, we’ll drive through the valley to see the fantastic rock formations and take a break in one of the nice spots of the gorge. Leaving the Dades valley towards Tinghir and the Todra valley, we will see the panoramic views of the old Berber townlets with their palm groves overlooking the valley. Arriving at the Todgha Gorge, you’ll walk under a high red precipice raised to 300m) at its narrowest point. Continuing to Erfoud and Rissani, lunch will be on the way afterward, and we’ll leave for the Sahara Desert of Merzouga on our arrival. You'll be treated to a hot mug of mint tea, and you'll also be prepared for your camel tour. After a traditional regale under the stars, overnight in the Kasbah hotel.

After breakfast, we will drive you deep into the Sahara Desert region. We'll make a trip around the desert dunes, where you'll have the chance to see the nomads’ way of life and the amazing changing contrasts of the desert. We'll visit the ‘ black townlet ’ of Khamlia to see the Gnawa musicians. We'll have a classic Berber Pizza for lunch in the old capital of Rissani. After lunch, you can visit the traditional sites. After that, we will return to the Hotel to be ready for departure on the camels. As the evening over the desert dunes will ride the camels for 90 minutes to the desert camp. We'll have a traditional Moroccan food regale and succulent mint tea while watching the stars and the rising moon in the amazing desert. We'll spend the night in a traditional nomad tent.

Wake up early morning to watch the beautiful sunrise, we ride the camels back to the Hotel, and after taking a shower and a conventional breakfast, we’ll start our Sahara tour back to Fes. through the spectacular decor of the ravines and gaps. In the Ziz valley, which punctuates the geography with its brilliant green palms and ancient Kasbahs, and passing by the most extensive cedar timber in Morocc,o where you will have a break to meet some wild monkeys continuing via Ifrane( Switzerland of morocco), stopping for a picture or coffee before arriving in the afternoon to Fes where we’ll spend the night.

We’ll start the day exploring the oldest city in Morocco, snaking through its alleys and narrow streets. Fes consists of three different parts, Fes el Bali (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) is the oldest of the three with more than 9000 narrow streets and alleys fortified by a large wall, Fes-Jdid, “new Fez” (home of the Jewish quarter), and the “Ville Nouvelle”, the newest sector of Fez, constructed during the French occupation. As well as we will visit the Tanneries, the Attarine museum, and the Moulay Idriss mausoleum, and then we will take you to visit the royal palace of Fes from outside and the fantastic panoramic view over the whole Medina of Fes, overnight in Fes

After breakfast in Fes, we will drive you to the north of Morocco to explore an extremely different culture and lifestyle. One of the stunning villages at the feet of the Rif mountains, Chechaouen it’s known as the Blue City, is one of the most beautiful villages at the base of the Rif Mountains. The city's name derives from the Berber name "Chef Chaouen," which means "look at the horns," and it was founded as a small fortress in 1471 by Moulay Ali Ben Moussa, a direct descendant of the Prophet Mohammed. Chefchaouen was occupied by the Spanish until it was freed in 1956. Once we are there, you can take a stroll to see the medina's white- and blue-washed walls and the marketplace. Overnight in Chefchaouen.

After breakfast and a half-afternoon in the Blue Pearl (Chefchaouen), your next stop will be Rabat after breakfast. Following your stay, we will go to Rabat, the Moroccan capital. When you get there, you can visit. The medina, home to the Hassan Tower and the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, will be a part of Rabat. You will also go to Chellah, a community that was developed around the local freshwater springs. As Rabat migrated to the north, these then developed into the Phoenician, then the Roman city of Sale, before falling into ruins. The Chellah is best known as a necropolis since this is where the sultans of the Merenid dynasty chose to bury their dead. Roman Sala's remains are visible, but it is the funerary complex's minarets, which are crowned with stork nests, that provide the picturesque background to your visit here. After the visit to Rabat, we will drive you to Casablanca, where we’ll spend the night.

After breakfast, you will drive to Casablanca to explore the economic capital, including the spectacular Hassan Il Mosque, which opened in 1993. The stunning Corniche seashore is home to one of the few places of worship accessible to non-Muslims, with space for 25,000 worshippers. Give yourself a minute to relax and take in the tranquility of the Atlantic Ocean. After the visit, we continue north toward Essaouira, a place with a strong sense of place where you can explore Phoenician, Berber, Portuguese, Jewish, and French past in the well-preserved architecture. Its charming fishing harbor, whitewashed buildings with blue paintwork, and narrow alleyways reflect the Portuguese character of 16th-century settlers.

We leave for Marrakech after breakfast, via the picturesque inland route that winds through the Argan forest, a unique feature of this part of the world. Along the way, we pause to snap photos of goats gathering Argan fruits. Next, go to an Argan oil cooperative that is managed by women in the area. You may talk to the women, pick up delights like handmade soap or "Amlou," a traditional Moroccan jam, to take home, and take a tour to discover how argan oil is manufactured. After that, we proceed to Marrakech. Sleep at the hotel or on the road.

We may take a day excursion to Ozoud Waterfall, one of the highest waterfalls in North Africa, and take in the scenery and the pristine environment there. Preparing for an excursion in the mountains is the second choice. We'll go on a hiking excursion through the Imlil highlands. For the majority of our tour, a local guide will be there to help us explore the village. The Imlil waterfall walk, one of the easiest in the area around the falls, can be done after visiting the museum at Toubkal National Park.
Spend the night in Marrakech.

We will drive you to the airport for your flight back home, the end of our service.