Greetings from Morocco! After landing at Marrakech Airport, we will have a brief car ride to our connecting hotel, where we will spend the night. Try to explore the old medina, with its winding lanes and well-known square Djamaa El Fena, if you get there early. Spend the night in the hotel

This morning, we'll set out to travel across Morocco's high Atlas Mountains to reach the historic village of Ait Benhaddou. Historically, this village served as a major caravan stop and is now recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It also serves as the backdrop for numerous international films, including Gladiators, Prince of Persia, and Game of Thrones. This village is not too distant from Ouarzazate, a city in southern Morocco that is referred to as North Africa's Hollywood because of the quantity of movies that have been produced there in its film studios. We pass through the Roses Valley en route to Boumalen Dades, our overnight destination. This stunning, evergreen valley is well-known for its Damaskina Roses, and locals celebrate the harvest with an annual festival. Spend the night in the hotel

Following breakfast, we will travel eastward into the Sahara, passing by the breathtaking Toudra Gorges, often known as the Grand Canyon of Morocco. We will reach Erfoud around noon. Fossils and fossilized marble from this city are highly well-known. We are going to stop for lunch in Rissani. It's time to travel to the Sahara Desert, where we will mount our camels and ride the sand dunes to the Berber camp for the night. If anyone is unable to mount a camel, there is an option to rent a 4WD vehicle for an additional fee and drive to the camp. You get a little free time before dinner when you first get to the camp. Spend the night in a desert tent or something similar

The ZIZ valley, which is well-known for its date palms, and the city of Errachidia will be passed by car after breakfast and a shower in the Berber camp. The High and Middle Atlas Mountains, which divide the Sahara desert from the country's interior, will then be crossed. The oldest capital of Morocco, Fes, is where we will next arrive and spend the night. Spend the night in the hotel.

We are going on a guided tour of Fes today. The world's oldest and biggest medieval city is Fes. Its 400.000-person medina, which is only accessible by bike or donkey, is a sensory overload of sights, noises, and scents. There are many mosques and palaces to see in Morocco, but keep in mind that only Muslims are permitted inside. We visit dye-pits, tanneries, ceramics shops, and restaurants before heading back to our hotel to clean up for tonight's entertainment, which includes a traditional supper and live Moroccan entertainment like belly dancers and traditional dancers. Spend the night in the hotel.

Following breakfast, we head into Chefchaouen, often known as "bleu city," a hospitable town in northwest Morocco that is located in the Rif Mountains to the south of the Mediterranean coast. It is one of the country's most visited tourist destinations. This charming blue city is well-known for its historic structures. Take a stroll around the medina to see its white-and-blue-washed walls and the markets that sell some interesting local goods. Chefchaouen's breathtaking vistas of the Rif Mountains make it an excellent location for photography.
Before heading back to our hotel, we will eat dinner at one of the neighborhood eateries in the medina. Spend the night in the hotel.

We will head south to Rabat, Morocco's official capital, after breakfast. We will embark on a guided tour of Rabat's top attractions upon arrival, which will include the Royal Palace, Hassan Tower, and Oudaya Kasbah. Following this, we shall carry on traveling until we reach Casablanca, Morocco's commercial hub. Spend the night in the hotel.

Transfer to the airport of Mohamed V in Casablanca

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