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Let the beauty of Marrakech charm you. If you happen to be planning a trip to Morocco, you cannot miss out on Marrakech,…

Trip Type

Historical Monuments, Refreshing
Activities

Bike Ride, City Tour, Hiking
Group Size

1 Min - 20 Max
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Locations

Africa , Morocco
Fixed Departure

January 3, 2025

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Trip code WT-CODE 2663

Package Highlights:

Allow yourself to get lost into the magic of the Morocco Sahara Desert shadows. With nothing but a free mind and a quest of inner piece; enjoy stepping into the sand of the one and only Moroccan desert.

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Itineraries

Day 1

Dec 24- To Casablanca From New York

Depart this evening on your transatlantic flight on Royal Air Maroc’s direct service to Casablanca.

Day 2

Casablanca to Rabat

Upon arrival you will be met and assisted by our representative. A 60-mile drive brings you to Rabat, the present capital of Morocco. Check in to your hotel. Afternoon tours will include the walking to the bustling Medina, followed by a visit to the Kasbah of the Oudayas, the Great Mosque, the Hassan Tower and the magnificent Mohammed V Mausoleum. You will drive past the ramparts and the walls of Mechouar that encompass the royal palace. Dinner and overnight in Rabat.

Day 3

Rabat, Moulay ldriss, Volubilis, Meknes, Fez

You will begin your exploration of the Imperial Cities this morning with a stop at the Holy City of Moulay ldriss where the founder of Islam is buried. Continue on to the archaeological site of the Roman ruins at Volubilis. From here you will travel to Meknes where, after lunch, you will drive throughout the walls and numerous gates of the city. Visit the famous Gate of Bab el Mansour, the Shrine Mosque, the tomb of Moulay Ismail, Dar Jamai Palace and the Royal Stables. End your day in Fez, the first Imperial City which was built in 790 A.D. by Moulay Idris II.

Day 4

Fez

A full day to explore Morocco’s most fascinating city and the world’s last surviving Medieval city Start today by traveling downtown to visit King Palace. After walking through the Jewish and Arab sections, you will see South King Palace. Continue along the river for a panoramic view of the Old Town Medina. You enter the city through one of the main gates for a walking tour highlighting the Karaounine University – the oldest in the world, the Mederssa Attarine, Bouanania Religious School, Najarine Fountain. Later visit Moulay ldriss Mausoleum and a famous tannery where skins are cured and dyed in enormous vats. There will also be time to shop for some of Fez’s famous handicrafts.

Day 5

Fez,Beni Mellal, Marrakesh

Depart early this morning and travel through the Middle Atlas Region of lmouzer Kender, through Berber villages to the delightful ski resort of Ifrane. Continue to Azrou, a Berber village known for its handicrafts and carpet weaving. Traveling through wooded and mountainous scenery brings us to Beni Mellal for optional lunch. Travel on to Marrakesh-the “Pearl of the South”.

Day 6

Marrakesh

Two full days of sightseeing today in Marrakesh. You will visit the Tombs of Sandra King, Dars Said Museum, the Aguedal and Menara Garden, where you will see some of Morocco’s best art work. At the ruins of Elbadi Palace you will see the tanners and dyer’s quarters. Later, visit the world-famous Djemaa Elfna, a spectacular open theater with storytellers, soothsayers and fire-eaters.

Day 7

Marrakesh, Casablanca

Depart this morning for Essaouira, a picturesque fighting port of an 800-year-old city which shows traces of Iberian influence in its forts and towers. We suggest you lunch outdoors at Chalet de la Place, seafood dishes are highly recommended. Continue back to Casablanca. Sightseeing includes United Nations Square, Royal Palace,Central Market and Anfa Residential area. Once here you visit the mosque Hassan II, which is the second largest in the Moslem world to Mecca, Saudi Arabia. Continue to your hotel for dinner and overnight.