14-days itinerary from
Tangier

welcome to Morocco

Arrive in Tangier and spend some of the morning exploring the city. Known as “the Gate of Africa,” this is one of Morocco‘s most dynamic and mysterious inert cities. We headed toward Asilah, stopping first at the Hercules Cave. According to legend, this is where the legendary hero of Hercules rested after his work. The cave’s entrance faces the Atlantic and is frequently inundated during high waves. The views and points of viewpoint contained inside the offers provide an experience. Arrival in Asilah, a little coastal town that is without a doubt one of the most beautiful in Morocco’s north, with a modest, clean medina marked by blue houses and a look embellished with colorful art work. Accommodation at the hotel

After breakfast, we left in the morning towards Rabat, the capital of Morocco. Arrival in Rabat is known as the City of Gardens. It is the administrative capital of Morocco. It is a modern and traditional city, a dynamic mixture of ancient and modern culture. Surrounded by hills. The city itself is elegant, with harmonious gardens. Morocco’s current capital. Investigate the Chellah’s medieval fortifications. Visit the Bab Oudaia gate and the Kasbah des Oudaias, a stronghold erected during the Almohad era in the 12th century. The Hassan Tower, a tower of the completed mosque, and the Mausoleum of Mohamed V. Free time to explore the city. Accommodation in hotel

We continue our trip along the Atlantic to Casablanca, the economic capital of the country and the largest city in Morocco. You will have all day to explore the famous Hassan II Mosque, the world’s third-largest mosque with the world’s highest minaret (210 m). It was designed by the French architect Michel Pinseau. The mosque can accommodate 25,000 worshippers inside, as well as 80,000 in the courtyard and surrounding squares. It is one of the few mosques that allow non-Muslims to visit. staying in your accommodation, and the rest of the day you have free time.

We continue along the Atlantic, enjoying a beautiful coastal landscape of the city of Essaouira. Accommodation at the hotel and free time to explore the heritage city maintain the charm and authenticity of a land lost in time. This is where the Mediterranean ends, the last fortress walled on the Atlantic coasts. Essaouira Bay, washed by the waves of the Mogador Islands, is a paradise for fans of wind sports. Accommodation in hotel/raid

Breakfast at the hotel. Free time for a last walk through the Medina of Essaouira before leaving for Marrakech. Arrival in Marrakech and transfer to the Riad. Free day to make a tour and contact with the place. Accommodation in Riad with charm

Enjoy a leisurely pace this morning with a homemade breakfast before embarking on your exciting day. Our local guide will meet you to take you on a tour of the Medina’s cultural and historic sites, including the Bahia Palace, Koutoubia Mosque, Saadian Tombs, and Jemaa El Fna, Marrakesh’s lively center.
After lunch at a nearby restaurant, we’ll walk through the crowded souks before driving to the serene and inspiring Jardin Majorelle and Yves Saint Laurent Mansion.
The last part of the day will be at your own pace.

After breakfast, we will pick you up from the Riad at the scheduled hour and drive over the High Atlas Mountains via the Tichka pass (2260 m), Morocco’s highest pass route. It provides panoramic views of the snow-capped High Atlas Mountains and breathtaking scenery. We stop at Ait Ben Hadou Kasbah, which is the day’s highlight. The Kasbah is currently a UNESCO World Heritage site and has served as the set for films such as Gladiator and Lawrence of Arabia, among others. You can climb through the village to the top of the hill, where you will be rewarded with spectacular views. We’ll eat lunch at a historic desert settlement. From there, We drive to Ouarzazate, Morocco’s Hollywood, where you may visit a film studio. Then we follow the route of a thousand Kasbahs, which runs through the oasis of Skoura.We move on via Rose Valley to Dades Valley, where we will spend the night.

After breakfast, we’ll depart Dades Valley for the desert, traveling through the Todra Gorge. The Gorge, a spectacular gorge in the High Atlas Mountains, is the highlight of the second day.
There will be time for a walk around the canyon floor, surrounded by stunning rocks on both sides.
As we go through the palm tree groves, we pause to explore Kheterra, an ancient underground irrigation system. It was utilized many years ago to deliver fresh water to local farmers. While the water has largely dried up, it is still possible to explore the tunnel systems.

We will travel by Erfoud, which was underwater millions of years ago. This has resulted in the discovery of several fossils. Our next destination will be at the Erg Chebbi sand dunes. We’ll spend the night here before heading into the desert the next day.

Wake up early in the morning to enjoy the lovely sunrise in the middle of the desert. Free time for breakfast. Then you ride camels back to Merzouga, where the driver awaits. We will focus your two-week Morocco tour to exploring the Merzouga region. The area contains many magnificent sights, including sand dunes, wild lakes, mines, fossil locations, and fabulous oasis. Which are perfect locations for all kinds of activities in the outdoors.
We begin our adventure in Merzouga by driving off-road to see an ancient eyeliner mine. Then we make the nomads a visit in their hand-woven tent. Drink Berber tea and learn about their lifestyle Our next stop is Khamlia village, where you may enjoy Gnaoua music and dance performances. The people who live there are from sub-Saharan African nations such as Mali, Sudan, and Niger. you will have time to tast the berber pizza. afterwards that, we take a walk around the palm tree grove. Then continue a few kilometers to visit the wild lake of Merzouga, also known as Flamingo Lake. Then we cross the sand dunes with a camel ride and watch the sunset and enjoy the music of drums, dinner, and Moroccan tea. You can see the immense sky of the stars and sleep in the nomadic tents.

waking to watching your beautiful sunrise from your accommodation . Leave the dunes and travel to the west to enter Rissani through a spectacular gate. Rissani, a market town, has a cattle auction and a “donkey parking lot. Visit a craft workshop in this town. It was a distinct kingdom known as Sijilmassa from the 8th through the 14th centuries. A wealthy caravan route commencing in Mali’s capital Tombouctou and leading to several Moroccan cities such as Marrakech and Fes built a flourishing market there. The market still exists today. It is unique in that it is not a tourist souk, but rather serves the locals. It doubles in size three times a week (Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday) when farmers and nomads gather to sell their livestock, vegetables, dates, and other commodities, known as a sight worth (hearing) and experiencing. we continue through the city of Erfoud, the ancient gate of the desert, famous for the work of the fossil city, crossing the impressive Ziz valley with its palm trees, arriving at Midelt. Dinner and overnight at the hotel.

After breakfast, will  travel to Meknes, one of Morocco’s imperial cities.visiting Meknes, including the majestic Bab Mansour Gate, the greatest of all Moroccan royal getaways. The gate is well preserved, with elaborate Zellij and inscriptions on the top. Sultan Moulay Ismail (Meknes’ founder) built it in 1732. You will then have the opportunity to tour the heart of Meknes Medina: el-Hedim, the wide square facing Bab El-Mansour. Historically used for royalty statements and public executions, it’s a lovely spot to sit and watch the locals by with sellers offering miracle cures and families promenading.. we will visit the ancient Roman ruins of Volubilis. You will spend the morning exploring the 2000-year-old ruins, which feature amazing mosaics from the third century BC.. you’ll head to Fes. Overnight stay in your accommodation in Fes city

We will explore Fes, Morocco’s spiritual capital and oldest city. Our skilled local guide will take us on a tour of this medieval city’s highlights. you will discover the Medina, with its narrow streets and traditional markets (souks);  we visit sites of cultural and historical interest, such as the famous Al Karaouine Mosque and University, one of Africa’s largest mosques and possibly the world’s oldest university; this mosque is the religious center of Fes and Morocco itself. It can accommodate up to 20,000 people during prayer. we continue known locally as Fes el Bali. The labyrinth of the medina takes you back to the Middle Ages, with crafts hands, markets, tanneries, and mosques. Pass donkeys piled with goods (this is one of the world’s largest car-free downtown areas) and explore the souks specialty sections. Look for the Medersa Bou Inania, one of the city’s beautiful buildings.

You will pass through the Jewish quarter “the Mellah” and head to the pottery cooperative… In the afternoon, you will have free time to explore medieval Fes and soak in its lovely culture while connecting with the locals. overnight stay in your accommodation

Departure in the morning to Chefchaouen, a charming small town located in the foothills of the Tisouka .This lovely city is out of other Moroccan cities. It is hidden in the heart of the Riff mountains, and the area’s countryside is amazing. The city was founded by Spanish Jews and Moors in the 15th century, which had a major effect on its architecture; its white, cleaned walls, blue doors, and windows are just a few of the charms. in afternoonfor a panoramic view of the blue city from above, especially during a breathtaking sunset.
Your entire day in Chefchaouen assures an unforgettable experience, brimming with scenic beauty, cultural immersion, and delightful cuisine. Do not forget your camera to seize the charm of this remarkable town. overnight you will stay in your hotel

You will be transferred to the airport depending on your departure time. End of your getaway of 14-day in morocco