Tours Of The Imperial Cities, Desert & Kasbahs in 13 Days

Asilah, Tangier Travel together from Tangier to Asilah. Located around 31 kilometers (km) from Tangier, Asilah is a fortified city on the northwest point of Morocco’s Atlantic seaboard. Its original walls and gates are still standing.

Travel to Morocco’s commercial hub and stop at the stunning Hassan II Mosque. Make your way to your lodging and settle in.

The remainder of the day in Marrakech may be spent strolling about the unique Djemaa el Fna square after a hearty breakfast on the drive there.

The first stop on your Morocco vacation is the Kasbah of Pasha Glaoui in Teruet, which you will reach after an early morning departure over the High Atlas Mountains and the Tigintichka pass, 2,260 m above sea level (lunch on the spot). Afternoon travel to Ait Ben Haddou through the scenic Ounira Valley and its nearby Berber towns. The journey will go to Ouarzazate. Inn check-in, supper

Spend the night in a tent beside the dunes in Merzouga after traveling via the Valley of Roses, Dades Valley, and Todra Valley.

To spend a day in the Sahara. Explore the various Berber settlements dotted over the Sahara Desert sands. Visit the desert nomads who live in tents and listen to Gnaua music played by locals at one of the many Camuria villages or African villages. At night, you’ll be taken back to your accommodation before setting out on a camel trek over the expansive Chebbi dunes. Bedtime in a nomadic tent.

Before heading to Midelt, get up early to see the dawn over the sand dunes. Views of the High and Middle Atlas Mountains may be seen during this excursion.

The Berber settlement of Azrou, located in the heart of Morocco’s biggest and most renowned cedar forest, is well worth a visit on route to Fez. Leaving the woods behind, the trip then proceeds to Fez through Ifrane, sometimes called the “Switzerland of Morocco.”

Once the morning meal at your Fes riad is over. Fes, the oldest of the imperial cities, was created in 790 A.D., and now it is one of the most intact medieval towns in the world. The Soul of Morocco is an enticing sensory experience that seems to bridge the gap between the Middle Ages and the present day with its intricate visual elements, eerie noises, and heady scents.

Medina tour with a local expert: blue gate, chouara tannery, souks, and university of Quaraouine’s Medersa Attarine. After lunch, you’ll be able to take in a breathtaking panorama of Fes’s Medina before retiring to your Riad for the evening.

Visit the famed Bab Mansour Gate, Saharij Suani Bassan, and Mullai Ismail’s Mausoleum at the first stop of your tour, Meknes, one of Morocco’s royal towns and the capital of Morocco’s Ismailis. Keep on to the 25 BC Roman city of Volubilis. Some of the ancient mosaics here are still in pristine condition. Continue on your way to Chefchaouen, Morocco, passing close to the Rif Mountains.

You have the day off to explore this stunning blue town in the foothills of the Rif Mountains.

Time of flight departure is subject to change. Pickup and drop-off at Tangier’s airport or port. this is the last stop on our journey.