13 DAYS TOUR FROM CASABLANCA

13-DAY tours departing from Casablanca, At Casablanca Mohammed V Airport, you will be greeted and taken to your lodging. Our expert will provide a succinct summary of your tour.

After breakfast, we’ll see some of the city’s top attractions, like the Hassan II Mosque, the UN Plaza, and the Coastal Seaside “Corniche.” Following that, we’ll take a trip to Rabat, the capital of Morocco, where we’ll stay in a typical riad in the Medina.

The following morning, after breakfast, we will start our tour of the Moroccan capital. Visit Oudaias Kasbah, Rabat’s oldest structure with breathtaking views of the river “Bu Regrag” and the Atlantic Ocean, as your first step. Yacoub Al-Mansour, the leader of “Al Mohads,” started the unfinished mosque known as Hassan tower and tomb, which is Rabat’s second step. The azure city of Chefchaouen will be our next stop. We’ll explore this wonderful city’s central plaza, Utta El-Hammam, and be amazed by the blue and white mansions there. Spend the night in a hotel or a riad.

13 DAYS TOUR FROM CASABLANCA After breakfast, we’ll make a trip to Volubilis to visit the Roman city. You will go to Moulay Idriss, the heavenly city of all Moroccans and a focal point of journey for all Moroccans. From that point onward, you’ll make a trip to Meknes to see the Medina of Meknes, which incorporates the choice Moulay Ismail Burial place, the storage facility, and the Sahrij Souani, which were utilized for water system and development, as well as the Square of Lehdim and the Door of Bab al Mansour. You’ll get the opportunity to meander through the souks and loosen up at one of the Square’s bistros. We’ll carry on to Fez later. Overnight boardinghouses are remembered for the cost of your visit at a conventional Riad.

After breakfast, we’ll go to Ifrane, otherwise called “Moroccan Switzerland,” and Azrou, going through the Center Chart Mountains on the Tizi n t’lghamt pass. We will stop in many spots to take pictures and eat in Midelt. following which we will proceed with our visit through Ziz Valley, Errachidia, Erfoud, and lastly Merzouga, the focal point of the Moroccan Sahara Desert, where you will rest prior to riding your camels and climbing into the profound desert. We’ll get dusk in the midst of the sand rises while camels are traveling. After an extraordinary supper in a Sahara Desert camp, we will go through the night in desert tents, paying attention to Berber drumming music while looking at the stars.

Our 13-DAY TOUR FROM CASABLANCA camel guide will get you up promptly in the first part of the day to watch the dawn. After breakfast, you’ll get back to the inn on your camel. We’ll take you on an exploratory tour of the area, stopping by the Khamlia settlement—which former Sudanese slaves founded—to experience their music and way of life. We could likewise need to visit the Berber traveler tents, where numerous Berber products are less expensive than in the towns. You’ll go through the night at an inn or a Riad here.

We’ll leave the lodging after breakfast and drive across the Dades Valley to Ouarzazate. The excursion through Dades Valley is known as the course of 1,000 kasbahs, and it offers a few prospects to catch probably the best photos of your outing. We’ll stop in Kalaa Mgouna, otherwise called “the rose city,” to purchase rosewater, which will keep your clothes smelling new long after your excursion is finished. Proceed to Skoura and the Dades Valley, where you might see the Kasbah of Ameridil, a very much protected kasbah in the district. After lunch, go climbing in the valley prior to proceeding to Ouarzazate, named “Hollywood of Africa” in light of its geography and glorious environmental elements, which has drawn in numerous top notch movie producers. Short term visits will be in a riad or an inn.

Following breakfast in your riad, we’ll head out to Taroudant through Taznakht, halting at Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah, Morocco’s biggest Kasbah. Worked during the turn of the 20th century. The Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah, which is presently a UNESCO world heritage site, was previously one of the stops for processions on their extended excursion from Sub-Saharan Africa to Marrakech. From that point forward, we’ll head to Taliouine, Morocco’s saffron capital, where you might see the Saffron Agreeable. Assuming your visit falls during the saffron reap, you will have the potential to meet Berber families who are gathering saffron in their fields.We will show up at Taroudant in the early evening, where you will actually want to investigate the defenses and stroll around the Medina’s tight roads. Since it was established by the Saadian tradition, which involved it as their capital until moving to Marrakech in the sixteenth century, Taroudant is frequently alluded to as “the little Marrakech.”

We’ll leave the riad after breakfast and go to Essaouira through Agadir. Our most memorable stop will be in Agadir, a retreat city that has for some time been a well known vacationer location. You’ll proceed to Essaouira after lunch and a short stroll along the Promenade. The ocean front course offers shocking perspectives and is known for its Argan plants. Groups of goats should be visible climbing the Argan trees, looking for preferred food over what they can acquire on the ground. We show up in Essaouira in the early evening after a few stops along the coast. In the Medina, go through the night in a riad.

Following breakfast at your convenience in Essaouira, you will go on an exploratory visit through the city with a neighborhood guide. As you move through the medina’s back entrances, you’ll see the Skala Post, expertly cut Thuya wood, and many other handiworks. The present lunch will be served in Moroccan style, with newly bought fish ‘ready to arrange.’ You will have extra energy in the early evening to walk around, go to the ocean side, and partake in some alone time. Essaouira, regularly known as the “City of the Breeze,” is a famous objective for surfers from everywhere the world. Essaouira has seen a few civic establishments, including the Portuguese occupation, which has left a permanent imprint on the city’s design, yet it is still a little local area saturated with history. It is otherwise called Morocco’s “Gem of the Atlantic” because of its size and particular blue entryways and washed walls. There is a yearly “Gnawa music” celebration, at which different melodic gatherings from everywhere Africa and the world perform. It ordinarily starts the second seven day stretch of June. Short-term visit in a lodging or Riad.

You will have available energy after breakfast in your riad prior to withdrawing for Marrakech. You will have the chance to visit the ladies’ co-employable of Argan oil on our excursion, as this is the nation of Argan culture, where they extricate the oil that is celebrated for its culinary, magnificence, and health advantages. You will proceed with your excursion to Marrakech and look into your riad after a few photo stops. After dinner, you can take a stroll through the well-known Jemaa El Fenna square, where performers, narrators, and snake charmers will keep you entertained.

The next morning, you’ll go to the Menara garden, which includes a pool encompassed by flowerbeds that act as a water system framework for the encompassing ranchers. The Koutoubia mosque, Majorelle Nurseries, Bahia Castle, and the Dar Si Said Royal residence gallery of gems will be in every way remembered for the touring visit. A discretionary lunch in the medina will be followed by a walk around Marrakech’s vivid souks. Partake in a dusk drink on a bistro’s porch while looking out over the clamoring Jamaa El Fenna Square, dinner, and the night at the inn.