9 days Tour from Marrakech to Casablanca

Immediately after breakfast, you will have a round trip, with the help of your local guide, of course, to explore the best places and very famous tourist attractions in the city of Marrakech We will take you to visit the Majorelle Gardens, which bear their name from the great French artist Jacques Majorelle. As it is considered its original innovator, and it will also witness the largest mosque in Marrakesh called the Koutoubia Mosque It is one of the Islamic landmarks well-established in the history of Morocco, and it is near the famous Djemaa El Fna square in Morocco It is a popular space for leisure and entertainment for locals and tourists. You will also discover the Jewish navigator, who is the second oldest in the country. Also, exploring the Bahia Palace, whose construction dates back to the era of the Alawite state, and it is one of the most famous landmarks in Marrakech. In addition to the Saadian tombs, it includes most of the Sadian sultans and their family members. Overnight we will transfer you to your riad.

Start from Riad or hotel 8 in the morning. Start by traveling to the Ouarzazate pass in Tizi Ntishka, 2260 m. It is the highest road pass in Morocco. Stop and take some pictures of the panoramic views. And turning around to visit Kasbah Talwat, which was the seat of the authority of the Al-Kalawi family Therefore, it is sometimes called Dar Al-Kilawi. And the passage to the Kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou, which is a group of traditional buildings built of mud and surrounded by a defensive wall. For lunch, it will be in Ait Ben Haddou or Ouarzazate, and then visit the cla studiosAs well as the Kasbah of Taourirt, which is a historic building in Ouarzazate, and is considered among the national monuments in Morocco. As well as a visit to the Cinema Museum in Ouarzazate, and cross the road of a thousand kasbahs, passing through one skoura. In addition to crossing the Valley of Roses surrounding the main road, the rose season begins in mid-April and early May for a period of 25 days. And a turn to the valleys of Dades, which is the excellent green valley that heads to your hotel. You will be greeted with tea and checked into your room for a relaxing shower before dinner and a festive atmosphere by the hotel staff.

On this day, you will live moments that are rich in definition Where you will go to the valleys of Todra, where you can enjoy walking there to enjoy the natural scenery, such as the very majestic mountains famous for the sport of climbing. Leaving the Todra Gorge and heading south, you can have lunch at one of the towns on the way, and your driver will suggest the best options. Continue towards the desert with a few photo stops. Continuing to Merzouga Erg Chebbi where camels are waiting for you, you can arrange your luggage with the driver and camp manager in the car park. You will find your luggage in the camp, Ride a camel across the golden sand dunes to enjoy an immersive sunset in the desert. On arrival at camp, you will be greeted with mint desert tea, offered to your tents to settle you in for the evening. And dinner will be served in the camp restaurant, and then enjoy sitting around the fire and under the bright stars with some enthusiastic Berber music. Note: unlike hotels, even luxury campsites have limited resources, private showers, water and electricity (it is possible to charge light devices such as cameras, phones…)

Wake up early in the morning to enjoy the golden sunrise and the warm morning scents over the Erg Chebbi sand dunes. Have your delicious breakfast at the camp and take a camel ride back to meet your driver at the edge of the dunes (possibility to leave by car from the camp). Drive north through the Ziz Valley, a river in the south that has its source in the Atlas Mountains and the Azrou Cedars Forest named after French General Henri Goure, where you can see a colony of monkeys along the way. Stop by for a short break, enjoy a coffee, and take pictures. After you have lunch, you can decide where and when to stop with your driver. Stop in the Cedar Forest to see lots of macaques and take more photos. Stop in Ifrane, also called “Little Switzerland,” for a coffee, any drink, or a bathroom break. Stop in Ifrane, also called “Little Switzerland,” for a coffee, any drink, or a bathroom break. Stop in Ifrane, also called “Little Switzerland,” for a coffee, any drink, or a bathroom break. Continue to Fes, and drop off at your hotel or nearest car park to your riad at 6pm.

After breakfast, you will meet your local guide to start your guided tour of Medina. Fez is considered one of the most beautiful tourist cities and is characterized by several tourist areas. We mention the North Tower and it is one of the tourist attractions as it is one of the highest observation points in the country, as well as the Gate of Abu al-Junud, which is one of the most prominent tourist places in Fez, which is one of the gates of the wall of the ancient city of Fez, and includes a basic entrance to this city and its markets, as well as the Al-Buainain School, which has a great religious importance and history as it is one of the most famous schools in the Kingdom of Morocco, in addition to the Al- Qarawiyyin Mosque, which is one of the oldest mosques in Morocco and is characterized by its wonderful designs, as well as the Dar Al Batha Museum It is an old palace with an area of about a hectare and also You will explore narrow streets filled with fresh fruits, heaps of spices, and intricately woven Berber carpets as well Visiting the king’s palace, tanneries, and potters are just a few of the places you will experience. Visit the carpenters’ place Or passing through the shops of merchants in the fourteenth century, or going to the tanneries that the city of Fez was famous for, which is a traditional craft appreciated by many of its citizens and the world. In addition to A walking tour of the Attarin Souk and the old souks and narrow lanes also takes you back to your Riad.

Departure from the hotel after breakfast, Among the most important landmarks in Chefchaouen, we mention the old city in Chefchaouen, distinguished by its beauty and Andalusian architectural design, as well as Wata al-Hamam Square, which includes a large group of various cafes and local restaurants that serve popular food in the city. We also mention the Souika neighborhood, where it is not possible to walk around the city of Chefchaouen without visiting The Swaqa neighborhood, as it is one of the neighborhoods in which the Andalusian character is clearly radiant, in addition to the ancient Kasbah Museum, which dates back to decades in addition to the Spanish Mosque, and it is one of the most prominent tourist destinations where you can enjoy the sunset.

After breakfast, you will go the capital of Morocco Rabat and Visit the Oudaya Kasbah and it’s beautiful gardens located at Abou Regreg river.and Explore the economic capital of Morocco “Casablanca” take a stroll through the medina and Mohammed V Square. Visit the largest mosque in the kingdom “Hassan II”.