13 Days Trip

Day 1: Casablanca Airport to the Hotel

Upon arrival at Casablanca Mohammed V International Airport, the group will be warmly welcomed by our English-speaking representative and transferred in a luxury vehicle to their 5-star accommodation. After check-in, guests can relax and recover from their long flight. Depending on arrival time, a gentle stroll along the Corniche or a welcome dinner in the hotel can be arranged.

Accommodation: Four Season Hotel Meals: Dinner (if arrival allows)

Day 2: Casablanca City Tour

Casablanca, or “Casa” as the locals call it, is the largest and most populated city in Morocco. It is also the busiest port and the country’s economic and industrial capital, accounting for more than half of Morocco’s industrial output. The atmosphere is more cosmopolitan than in other parts of the country, with Western dress and fashions predominating. Start discovering Morocco’s largest city and economic capital — Casablanca is the best representation of the modern nation. A brief highlight tour will include Place Mohammed V, as well as the new Grand Théâtre de Casablanca. The city’s handsome Moresque buildings, which blend French-colonial design with traditional Moroccan style, are best seen in the downtown area, the Quartier Habous, and the beachside suburb of Ain Diab. Of course, no visit to Casablanca is complete without seeing the Hassan II Mosque. Sitting in a picturesque location by the sea, it was inaugurated in 1993. Its minaret is the tallest structure in Morocco — and the tallest minaret in the world. While the exterior and surrounding area are impressive, what makes

this mosque especially unique is that it is one of the few in Morocco that non- Muslims are allowed to enter. After our visit we will drive for a delicious lunch by the sea before we go back to the hotel for the rest of the day.

Accommodation:

1. Four Season Hotel 2. Meals: Breakfast

Day 3: Casablanca to Rabat

After breakfast in Casablanca, and around 10 am we begin a scenic drive along the Atlantic coast to reach Rabat, the capital city of Morocco. Known for its calm atmosphere and elegant mix of old and new, Rabat offers a refreshing contrast to the hustle of Casablanca. Upon arrival, we’ll start our guided visit with a walk through the Kasbah of the Udaya’s, a quiet 12th-century fortress perched on a hill overlooking the ocean. Its narrow blue-and-white streets, Andalusian gardens, and seaside views make it one of Rabat’s most charming corners. Next, we head to the impressive Hassan Tower, the remains of a massive mosque begun in the 12th century. Just opposite, we’ll visit the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, where the late king and his two sons are laid to rest. The site is a masterpiece of modern Alaouite architecture, richly decorated in marble, zellij, and carved cedar. We’ll also take time to pass by the Royal Palace (external view), the official residence of the King of Morocco, set within beautifully kept grounds and surrounded by high walls and ornate gates. After the visit, enjoy some free time for lunch at a local restaurant, followed by a relaxed stroll along the Bouregreg River or some last-minute shopping in the Medina of Rabat, known for its relaxed atmosphere and traditional crafts. In the late afternoon, we will head to the hotel for overnight.

Accommodation:

1. Fairmont la Marina 2. Meals: Breakfast

Day 4: Rabat to Fez

After a relaxed morning in Rabat, you head to Dar Naji near Bab El Had for lunch around noon. The restaurant serves traditional Moroccan dishes in a casual, local setting—perfect for a hearty meal before a road trip. After lunch, around 1:30 PM, you set off for Fez by car. The drive takes about two and a half hours, passing through open countryside and small towns along the A2 highway. You arrive in Fez by late afternoon, around 4:00 PM, and head straight to your hotel or riad to check in and settle. There’s no sightseeing planned for the rest of the day—just time to rest, maybe enjoy a light dinner, and prepare for a full day of exploring the medina and historical sites tomorrow.

Accommodation:

1. Riad Lamine Fez 2. Meals: Breakfast,

Day 5: Fez City Tour

Welcome to Fez, the most monumental of Morocco’s Imperial Cities. The medina of Fès el-Bali (Old Fez), a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a sensory overload—a maze of narrow lanes and covered bazaars bursting with aromatic food stalls, bustling craft workshops, ancient mosques, and a constant flow of people. As we walk through the narrow, uneven alleyways, daylight filters down between tall, gray walls. On either side, tables overflow with spices, dried fruits, fresh fish, silk, and hand-crafted leather goods. The medina has been home to artisans and traders since medieval times, and many of today’s craftsmen still work in the same stalls as their ancestors. Everywhere you look, cats—the unofficial mascots of the medina—prowl, nap, and scavenge. In this ancient heart of Fez, past and present blend seamlessly: a man guiding a mule through the streets may be talking on his mobile phone, while the skyline is dotted with both satellite dishes and minarets.

Your city tour will include major landmarks such as Bab Boujloud (the Blue Gate), the Jewish Mellah, and Jamaa Al-Karaouine, the oldest continuously operating university in the world, founded in 859 AD. Its tranquil inner courtyard is adorned with intricate, geometric carvings, offering a glimpse into a culture that once remained closed to outsiders. You ll also visit the Medersa Bou Inania, one of Morocco’s finest theological colleges and the spiritual heart of Fez.

Next, explore the Chaouwara Tanneries—perhaps the city’s most iconic (and aromatic) attraction—where leather is still produced using traditional methods that have changed little since medieval times. Time permitting, we’ll also visit clay workshops, artisan quarters, the souks of Morocco’s largest and oldest medina, and the Batha Museum—a former royal palace converted into a museum in 1916, now home to over 6,000 artifacts.

Accommodation:

1. Riad Lamine Fez 2. Meals: Breakfast,

Day 6: Day trip to meknes & wine tasting

In the morning, we depart from Chefchaouen, traveling through Morocco’s vast agricultural fields a route to Meknes, arriving around lunchtime. As an imperial city and former seat of the Moroccan sultanate, Meknes boasts winding medina streets and grand historical architecture. Three layers of ancient fortifications, seamlessly integrated into the city’s layout, highlight its past significance.

At the heart of the imperial city, we visit the Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail, the imposing royal granary, and the magnificent Bab el-Mansour gate. We then head to Domaine Taleb, a renowned winery near Meknes, to enjoy a delightful lunch paired with locally produced wines. From Meknes, we continue to Volubilis, a UNESCO-listed Roman archaeological site. Only half of this 40-hectare city has been excavated, yet its key landmarks—the Capitol, Basilica, and expansive Forum—stand as remarkable remnants of its past. The Capitol, dedicated to Jupiter, Juno, and Minerva, dates back to AD 218, while the Basilica and Forum dominate the northern section.

After exploring Volubilis, we journey onward to Fez for an overnight stay.

Accommodation:

1. Riad Lamine Fez 2. Meals: Breakfast,

Day 7: Fez to Marrakech

At the early morning and around 6 am we will head to Fes airport for a flight to Marrakech around 7h25 am the arrival will be in Marrakech around 12h20 min. in your arrival our driver will be waiting for you at the airport exit to escort you to your hotel. the evening at leisure.

Accommodation:

1. Savoy Le Grand Hotel 2. Meals: Breakfast daily

Day 8: Marrakech City Tour

An exciting day awaits you as the vibrant sights and sounds of Marrakesh dazzle, enchant, and captivate your senses. Our morning city tour begins with a visit to Bahia Palace, a stunning example of Moroccan architecture renowned for its intricate tile work and beautifully painted floral ceilings. Next, we continue to Dar El Bacha, considered one of the most beautiful palaces in the Red City, where you can admire its multicolored mosaic ceilings and elegant Berber-style design. Afterward, head to the iconic Jemaa el-Fnaa Square, a bustling hub where you’ll experience the astonishing spectacle of daily life in Marrakesh. By day, the square is filled with juice stalls, water sellers, snake charmers, and street performers. As evening falls, the atmosphere transforms into a vibrant scene of storytellers, dancers, and musicians. Return to your hotel for an overnight stay.

Accommodation:

1. Savoy Le Grand Hotel 2. Meals: Breakfast daily

Day 9: Day trip to Ourika Valley

Departure at 9 am from Marrakech to Ourika valley, we will drive 30 km in 1 hours through a landscape of rolling foothills to this amazing area near to the village of setti fatma.

Setti-Fatma: last douar accessible by paved road, this small village is the starting point for many excursions in the neighboring mountains. The most popular and easiest hike is to ride along a mountain stream to discover 7 waterfalls. Arriving 1h before lunch time to the most visited site of the region will allow us to walk easy whit a local guide about 600 meters up the hills and enjoy the amazing views.

Safranière de l’Ourika: Farm that has the particularity of producing saffron., His visit is the most interesting from late October to mid-November when harvesting this spice. After the walk you will enjoy lunching whit foot on the river, the typical Moroccan lunch, a delicious tajine, can be taken in a restaurant in the shade next to the river, after lunch you have 2 hours free to enjoy a walk around the berbere village end next to the river, let yourself relax next to the amazing river and catch some sun or take a swim. 17pm drive back to Marrakech.

Accommodation:

1. Savoy Le Grand Hotel 2. Meals: Breakfast daily

Day 10: Marrakech to Agafay desert

Today we will enjoy the first half day at the hotel. and after lunch around 6 pm we will take a short drive (45 min) will take the group to the peaceful agafay Desert for a magical night under the stars. Set in luxury tents with proper beds and private bathrooms, the group will enjoy a sunset camel ride, an elegant Berber dinner with live music, and a tranquil night in nature.

Accommodation:

Le Bedouine Agafay

Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Day 11: Agafay to Marrakech

After a quiet morning in the agafay Desert, you enjoy a leisurely breakfast and some time by the pool, taking in the peaceful desert views. There’s no rush—just a slow, comfortable start to the day.

Around late morning, you depart for Marrakech, a short drive of about 45 minutes to an hour. As you leave the desert behind, the landscape gradually shifts, and the city comes into view.

By early afternoon, you arrive in Marrakech and head straight to the Fairmont Royal Palm. The rest of the day is yours to enjoy at your own pace. Whether you choose to relax at the hotel, unwind at the spa, or enjoy dinner on-site, the Fairmont offers a calm and elegant setting for a perfect evening.

Accommodation:

1. Fairmont Royale Palm 2. Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Day 12: Marrakech free day

After a peaceful morning and breakfast in Agafay, you make your way to Marrakech, arriving at the elegant Fairmont Royal Palm by early afternoon The rest of the day is at your leisure to enjoy the hotel’s facilities—whether relaxing by the pool, unwinding at the spa, or simply taking in the quiet, green surroundings. A private car will remain at your disposal throughout the day, should you or any guests wish to explore the city, visit a specific site, or go out for shopping or dinner. Otherwise, you’re free to simply rest and enjoy a calm, luxurious day

at the Fairmont.

Accommodation:

1. Fairmont Royale Palm 2. Meals: Breakfast

Day 13: Marrakech to Casablanca

Today we will assist you for your return flight

Including:

12 nights in 5★ Riads or luxury boutique hotels
1 domestic flights: Fès–Marrakech
Private luxury vehicle with English-speaking driver
English-speaking local guides for the Entire trip
All airport and hotel transfers
Ourika day trip
Daily breakfasts
Entrance fees to monuments, museums, gardens
Camel ride and dinner show in Agafay
On-trip assistance 24/7

Excluding:

Drink, tips, dinner, lunch

English Speaking national Guide throughout the tour

Price per person in double room 5931 USD

CASABLANCA

FES

Rabat

MARRAKECH.

Agafay

FOUR SEASON

Riad El Amine 5*

Le Marina Fairmont 5*

Fairmont Royale Plam 5*

Savoy Le Grand Hotel 5*

Le Bedouine Agafay 5*