Welcome to Morocco! Today is the start of a great adventure that you will
never forget. You can start your tour in either Casablanca or Tangier. On
arrival, you will be picked up by our driver and taken to your hotel to relax.
If you have time, our professional and friendly driver can help you discover
the city with a professional local guide .

Your tour in Morocco begins with a jump start today. You’ll be picked up by
our professional driver and head up to Chefchaouen . This city is a visual
delight in blue; walls, doors, windows; stairways, alleyways, and archways.
In the afternoon you will be free to enjoy the corners of the city and
discover the hidden beauty .

It is time for more adventure and discovery, it is now time to see and learn
more about the Blue Town. Meander the mystical medina, which, despite
the number of intriguing shops, is still mainly residential, and where we find
several shops selling tourist gifts & gadgets. Your driver is always available
if you would like to make a visit to the stunning Rif Mountains.

It is time to leave Chefchaouen and head south to Volubilis, the most
extensive remains of a Roman city in Morocco, and one of the most distant
of the Empire’s domain. We’ll move on to Moulay Idriss, which, from a
distance, looks like a sitting camel. The oldest town in Morocco is founded
by Moulay Idriss I in the early 789. Our journey today will lead us to one of
Morocco’s four imperial cities, Fez, where you can have some rest and
prepare for tomorrow’s tour around this historical city.

In order to make your stay in Morocco rewarding and rich, we will start our
day by a visit to the UNESCO protected Fez Medina and see it through a
local’s eyes, with a private guide who was born in Fez your guide will help
you navigate the narrow and maze-like ancient streets of the medinas,
starting in Fes El Bali . Your tour lasts from 9:30 am starting from the King
place until 5:30 pm ends in the tanneries, then meet your driver and back

to your accommodation to relax after along day of walking inside the oldest
Medina in Morocco .

Today we will leave Fez early in the morning and head into the south of
Morocco crossing the Atlas Mountains. You’ll pass by Ifran before
continuing ahead to Midelt then Ziz Valley. In this beautiful oasis valley .
You can have a short walk through the date palms and farms. After a night
in the hotel, we’ll be fully rested and ready for the next day’s adventures.

It is finally time to the discovery of Moroccan Sahara, Today we’ll go to the
dunes of Erg Chebbi and enjoy the Sahara Desert. We’ll explore Arfoud
and Rissani before preparing for a beautiful night under the stars. and
prepare for a camel ride through the dunes, arriving at camp just before
sunset. Climb up the nearest sand dune to watch the colorful display as the
sun sets behind the colossal dunes to camp for dinner in the open air and
an evening by the campfire enjoying traditional Berber music from the
locals under a blanket of stars. Spend the night in a luxury camp

In order to fully enjoy your day, the best thing to do is to rise with the dawn
to watch the sunrise behind the sand dunes, a stunning view you should
not miss, then we’ll return to the hotel, to take shower and breakfast. Our
first stop in the road is Tinjedad where lunch is available. This night, we’ll
stay in the Skoura palm grove, known as the Valley of Kasbahs. On our
second day in Skoura, we’ll have a free day to relax in this garden oasis
and enjoy the calmness of the Sahara.

It is time to leave Skoura for a new adventure, today our direction is
Ouarzazat , also known as the Hollywood of Africa. We will also visit the Ait
Ben Haddou kasbah, a UNESCO world heritage site . From Ait Ben
Haddou, we’ll continue to Telouat. Here, you can meander about the former
palace of the Glaoui family. And we’ll continue to Marrakesh where we’ll
explore the famous Jemaa El-Fenaa Square before our dinner in the riad.

We’ll discover the Red City, aided by our professional guide who will meet
with you in the morning at your riad. The “Red City” for its 1000-year-old
red sandstone city walls and buildings, Marrakech has always been a
thriving city dating back to the Berber Empire (1062 ACE). Meet your guide
for a day tour, starting with browsing the stalls of Souk El Attarine (spices),
Souk Haddadine (blacksmiths), and Souk Smata (slippers). Visit Souk the
dyers’ souk ,and visit the Koutoubia Mosque, along the way note the open
spaces that extend off of some alleys. These fondouks were once medieval
inns that provided travelers and merchants with shelter for themselves and
their animals. The hard-to-miss Mosque’s 253 feet (77 m) minaret is the
tallest tower built in Marrakech. Relax in the adjoining gardens, before
carrying on to Ben Youssef Madrasa. Built in the 16th century, this madrasa
once housed students of the nearby mosque. Admire the Moroccan
artisanship carved cedar, stucco plaster. Visit the Marrakech Museum of
Moroccan Arts for more examples of traditional art and woodwork. South of
Jamaa El-Fna is the Kasbah area with several worthwhile sights: the
Saadian Tombs, El Badi Palace, Bahia Palace, and the Jewish quarter .

Today, you'll start your day from Marrakech to ancient Essaouira, which
was formerly known as Mogador. A driver will pick you up at your hotel and
drive you 118 miles (191 km) to the 18th-century town on the coast that is
surrounded by medieval battlements. You can walk along the beach, and
possible to do other activities on your own .

On Essaouira’s beach you will find kitesurfing schools that take advantage
of the windy weather to make their favorite water sports. Although in the

medina will find craftsmen, little shops, hidden vistas, and other gems that
are worth exploring. Tonight we’ll enjoy a local fish dish should the catch of
the day be tempting.

El Jadida’s 16th-century city, City Portuguese, previously known as
Mazagan, is small and in a derelict state. It seems like time has been
standing still here while mass tourism, or any tourism outside July and
August, have largely overlooked this old city. Enjoy it now before the
bulldozers and whitewash painters move in, followed by busloads of
tourists.
Today’s City Portuguese is very much a residential place, void of tourist
shops and restaurants. In fact, there are hardly any restaurants within the
city walls, so best head out to the new town for drinking and dining.

El Jadida’s 16th-century city, City Portuguese, previously known as
Mazagan, is small and in a derelict state. It seems like time has been
standing still here while mass tourism, or any tourism outside July and
August, have largely overlooked this old city. Enjoy it now before the
bulldozers and whitewash painters move in, followed by busloads of
tourists.
Today’s City Portuguese is very much a residential place, void of tourist
shops and restaurants. In fact, there are hardly any restaurants within the
city walls, so best head out to the new town for drinking and dining.

The end of your journey and adventure in Casablanca. Our team ensures
you will arrive at the airport 2 or 3 hours before your flight . End of your
Moroccan Odyssey 15-days Tour with EPIC TRAVEL MOROCCO .