Your private driver/guide will meet you at the airport and take you to Casablanca, from where they will drive you to Rabat. The largest mosque outside of Mecca is the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca. Proceeding to Rabat, the Moroccan capital, you will see the Hassan Tower and have a tour of the Oudaya Kasbah before to spending the night there.
Your private driver/guide will meet you at the airport and take you to Casablanca, from where they will drive you to Rabat. The largest mosque outside of Mecca is the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca. Proceeding to Rabat, the Moroccan capital, you will see the Hassan Tower and have a tour of the Oudaya Kasbah before to spending the night there.
You will begin your journey to Fez via Ouazzan and the Roman site of Volubilis after breakfast in your riad. You will see the most exquisite mosaics in Morocco, which date to the third century BC, at Volubilis, the well-preserved Roman empire dating to 225 BC, after a few hours of driving. You can learn a great deal about the Roman Empire and take a guided tour of the site here. We then proceed to Meknes, the capital of the Ismailis in Morocco. The sultan My Ismail constructed the intriguing Bab Mansour gate in Meknes, along with the granary and the Sahrij Souani, which are used for plantation irrigation. The Mulay Ismail Mausoleum is also included in your visit. After that, we travel to Fez via the highway.
You will begin your exploration of Fes, dubbed "the Spiritual City of Morocco," after breakfast in your riad. The majority of the sites with cultural and historical significance, such as the well-known Al Karaouine Mosque and University (the oldest in the world), the Medrasa Bouanania, the Tanneries, and the Najjarine fountain, will be visited during your morning of exploring the Medina and its alleyways. Following lunch, we'll take you for a drive outside the Medina to see the Royal Palace gate, take a stroll through "the Mellah," the Jewish neighborhood, and finally stop by the pottery cooperative. We will take you to one of the fortresses in the afternoon so you can enjoy a breathtaking overview of the entire Fez Medina.
You can reach Merzouga by traveling southeast via Midelt and Errachidia. Your first stop is Ifran, also known as "the Switzerland of Morocco." Merzouga is reached by passing through Midlet and the Ziz Valley. Views of the Middle and Upper Atlas mountains can be seen on this trip. Visiting the largest cedar forest in Morocco to observe Barbarian Apes As you approach Er Rachidia, the surroundings change to feature elements of a desert. Drive through the verdant Ziz Valley after lunch in Midelt, stopping for picturesque views. We'll go to Erfoud and Rissani, the starting points of the Alaouite dynasty, the dominant royal family of Morocco, via amiable Berber villages. In Merzouga, you will be offered mint tea as soon as you check into your riad.
Following your morning meal at the riad, you will embark on a sightseeing tour of the region. To experience their music and way of life, you will travel to the Gnawa people, who were originally brought from Sudan as slaves. The lake of Merzouga, with its avian inhabitants, is not far away. You can also go to the souk in Rissani, a historic town that served as the starting point for Morocco's ruling family and the hub for caravan trade that extended all the way to Timbuctou, Mali. You'll notice a lot of veiled women and hooded men here. You will begin your afternoon camel ride with a knowledgeable camel man guiding you as you explore Merzouga's sand sea. Spend the night at our opulent desert camp, where dinner will be served.
You will be roused to enjoy the most beautiful dawn of your life by your camel guide. As the light changes, you will hike back to Merzouga and see the Erg Chebbi sand dunes. You will explore the Todra Gorges, Morocco's tallest and narrowest gorges, in the Dades Valley after breakfast in your riad. You can take a leisurely stroll through the fields after lunch in the valley to see an old mud hamlet, socialize with locals, and spend an hour learning about their way of life. Visit Dades Valley to see the "monkey toes" rock formations and sand castles. Skoura, overnight.
We'll travel through the Dades Valley in the direction of Kalaat Mgouna and Ouarzazate after breakfast at the hotel. The "way of the thousand Kasbahs" that winds through Dades Valley offers plenty of chances to capture some of your best travel photos. We'll make a stop at Kalaat Mgouna, also known as "the rose city," to buy rosewater, which will leave your linen smelling lovely long after your vacation is over. Proceed through the Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah to Marrakesh. Constructed in the 18th century by Et Hami El Glaoui, one of the final Berber chieftains, the Kasbah is currently home to a large Glaoui family. After crossing the High Atlas Mountains via the magnificent Tizi n'Tichka Pass (2260m), you will reach your lodging..
You will enjoy a morning guided tour of Marrakesh, also known as "the Red City of Morocco," following breakfast at the riad. Your guide will make sure you visit all the historically and culturally significant locations, such as the Ben Youssef Koranic School, the stunning Palace of Bahia, the Saadian tombs, and the Koutoubia Minaret. Ultimately, culminate your morning by strolling through the medina lanes, where you will have the opportunity to witness the various craftspeople working on their creations, and eventually arrive at the renowned Jamaa El Fna Square. After lunch at a restaurant close to the square, spend the afternoon touring the Majorelle gardens and taking a quick tour of Gueliz, Marrakech's newest city. Following the visit, you can choose to stroll through the.
Leave for the Atlantic Coast city of Essaouira in the middle of the morning. A pleasant diversion from the hustle and bustle of Marrakech; unwind over a lunch of freshly caught fish, meander through the quiet squares, peruse galleries and artisan stores, and take in the handicrafts made from the unique "tuya" wood that is only found in Morocco. Stay the night at Essaouira.
After breakfast, travel to Safi, a former Portuguese stronghold well-known for its ceramics, sardines, and pottery. Proceed to the peaceful fishing village of Oualidia along the scenic coastal road. Savor your meal while taking in the view of the serene natural saltwater lagoon, which is the only thing separating it from the ferocious Atlantic waves save a sandbar. Proceed to El Jadida, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and former Portuguese colony. Proceed towards Casablanca. Get some sleep in Casablanca.
After your Morocco Jewish Tours, transfer to Mohammed V International Airport for your departure.
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