When you meet with our driver/guide, the tour from Tangier will begin. Then, we proceed toward the Blue City of Chefchaouen through the Rif Mountains and Tetouan. Before going to the hotel for the night, we will explore the blue-washed streets, the works of local artists, and the excellent cuisine.

Self to take tour of Chefchaouen (The Blue City), a small town located in the Rif Mountains, after breakfast. The city was founded in 1471. The word “Chef Chaouen,” which means “look at the horns,” is a Berber moniker that gave rise to the city’s name. A peaceful area to hike and unwind is Chefchaouen. You will stroll around Chefchaouen’s historic blue walls and stop at Rass El Ma (The Head if the water). Water utilised by the city for laundry and irrigation comes from Ras El Ma. Local women wash blankets and garments in an open space. After your tour is over, you’ll spend the night in your riad or hotel.

After breakfast, we will go to the most significant archaeological site in Morocco, the Roman remains of Volubilis, by way of the Rif Mountains and the Middle Atlas Mountains. You will continue your travels to Fez after continuing to Fes through Meknes, which served as Morocco’s capital under Moulay Ismail’s rule. For the evening, rest in your hotel or riad.

We will travel Fes, the oldest and largest mediaeval city in the world, on this day of the tour from Tangier. A local guide will accompany us as we explore the UNESCO-designated historic medina of Fes. The oldest institution in the world, Al Qarawiyin University, the tanneries, and the Souks of the Medina are just a few of the historical places that we will see. We’ll head back to the Riad at the conclusion of the day.

We will travel to Midelt, known as the Capital of Apples, after breakfast. Ifrane, the city in Morocco that is thought to be the coldest, is one that you will pass through. Because of its housing design and snowfall, Ifrane is often nicknamed as the Switzerland of Morocco. Continue your excursions through the Middle Atlas Mountains to the 3940-foot-high Cedar Forest or Azrou. You may feed these critically endangered Barbary (Macaque) monkeys here. Drive to the city of Midelt from here and check into your hotel.

After breakfast, we will transport you to the famous Rissani Souk (Market), where locals go shopping three times every week. You will travel from Rissani to the village of Khamlia to enjoy the African Gnawa Music’s music and dance. You may indulge in an authentic Berber pizza in the village after working up an appetite.After lunch, return to your hotel in Merzouga where camels will be waiting for you as your next means of transportation. Your journey to the tent at the Berber Camp in the sand dunes will take about an hour and a half on your camel. Here, you may sample nomadic life, eat local cuisine, and listen to drum-driven Berber music.

We will start this morning with a magnificent sunrise in the desert before you board your camel and return to the hotel for breakfast. You can explore various forts, the Palmeies Valley, and gorges after breakfast. You will see the irrigation wells from the 17th century as well as a spectacular perspective of the Toda Gorges. You will travel from here to the highest oasis in Morocco, where the mountains reach a height of 300 metres (1000 feet). As you make your way to Boumaln Dades, you will pass via the city of Tinghir. There, you will check into your hotel and unwind for the evening.

After breakfast, we’ll travel via the Valley of Roses, where the annual Rose Festival is held at the end of May, to get to Ouarzazat. You will keep going until you reach Skoura, an oasis of palm groves. From here, you will go to Ouarzazate, also known as the Hollywood of Morocco, where you will stop by the Taourirt Kasbah en route to the film studios. drive to your hotel, have dinner, and spend the night.

After breakfast, you’ll go from Ouarzazte to Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah, the most well-known Kasbah in all of Morocco. The Kasbah and fortified settlement are located near the Ounila River in the highlands. Since 1987, it has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Mummy, Alexander, Babel, and The Message are just a few of the movies that been made at the Kasbah. We will proceed through the High Atlas Mountains after the Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah trip, where the height reaches 2260 M near Tichka Pass. You will arrive in Marrakech after a hard day to relax for the evening.

Following breakfast, you will tour Marrakech. The Amazigh (Berber) words MUR (n) AKUSH, which mean “Land of God,” are the source of the name Marrakech. The magnificent Atlas Mountains’ foothills are where Marrakech is located. The Tombs of the Saadians, Palais Bahia, Garden Majorelle, the Kotoubia Mosque, and Jamaa Lafna Square and the Souks will be among the most fascinating places you will see in Marrakech. Jamaa Lafna’s central square is teeming with boutiques, handicrafts, entertainment venues, and a variety of eateries.

After breakfast, we will begin our day of touring from Tangier to Marrakech via the most stunning Middle Atlas locations. A little community at 1500 metres above sea level, it is around 180 kilometres from Marrakech and is well-known for its waterfalls. You will also have the opportunity to walk up to the necessary stunts and then climb the 600 steps to access specialised restaurants on the banks via the monkeys on the nearby trees. 100m, which is the biggest in our nation and in northern Africa. Where you’ll have lunch and have fun on your day trip. Return in the evening and drop you off at your Marrakesh lodging.

From Marrakech, take a full-day excursion to Essaouira. Visit a relaxed fishing village. You will travel across the huge, stunning Moroccan terrain after leaving Marrakech at 8:00, which is dotted with a few isolated settlements and grazing camels, sheep, and goats. Enter the quaint village of Essaouira, popularly known as “the Wind City of Africa,” which is great for sailing and wind surfing. You’ll go to a lot of fascinating places, like the harbour where the fishermen find the day’s catch. stroll along the long, sandy beach to the south.This town’s laid-back vibe, the majestic ramparts, and the sandy beach have all worked to draw artists and hippies for years. Essaouira is very different from the rest of the country in that it has a bohemian vibe. When “Othello” was being filmed in 1950, Orson Wells stayed at the Hotel des lles. Essaouira, a charming village, served as the setting for numerous more movies. The song “Castles Made of Sand” by Jimmy Hendrix was written two years before he went to Essaouira. After that, you’ll return to Marrakech for the evening.

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