Tangier-Chefchaouen We’ll begin by driving across the Rif Mountains, passing through Tetouan. We’ll take a break at the foot of the Rif mountains in Chefchaouan to thoroughly appreciate the amazing views of the region. Chefchaouen’s medina is heavily influenced by Spanish architecture, as it was originally part of “Spanish Morocco,” and its square is brimming with colorful handmade shops. It also has a number of rooftop restaurants and cafes, which are also available in the Riads, where you may spend the rest of the evening with a pleasant breeze and a stunning view.

Chefchaouen-Volubilis-Meknes-Fez After a delicious breakfast, we continue on our way to Volubilis, passing via Ouazan and other Rif settlements. We’ll see the Roman ruins at Volubilis, recognized by UNESCO (1997). It contains amazing mosaics, hundreds of Latin inscriptions, and artistic elements.. We’ll pause for lunch before continuing on to Meknes, where we’ll see the medieval walls of the medina, as well as Bab el Mansour and the Moulay Ismail shrine. We’ll leave later in the afternoon for Fes, where we’ll spend the night.

Our driver will meet you at your riad/hotel in Fez, we begin our tour at the Royal Palace with its superb bronze doors (seven in general. Then, with its old architecture, we visit Morocco’s first Mellah (Jewish district). We’re about to start our Fez walking tour through the maze of the Fez medina (UNESCO World Heritage). Begin at Sebbaghine, with its vibrant dyers’ lanes, then continue to Seffarine, passing through the winding alleys of the magnificent Mosque el-Quarawiyyin and the University, before taking a trip back in time to the beautiful Souk el-Attarine, filled with scented spices and vegetables. Visit the excellent Medersa el-Atterine, as well as the Quarters, mosques, and tanneries on the Oued Fez’s bank. Fes is the best in crafts, using the same materials as in the past. The tanneries, which are well-known in Fes, are a highlight of the visit, with locals working in small pits on goat, lamp, camel, and cow skins.

Fes – Rabat – Casablanca In the morning and after breakfast we will leave Fes to Rabat (Morocco’s capital and one of the imperial cities). On the way you’ll appreciate many beautiful landscapes and countrysides, we can stop for a while to take some memorable pictures. Upon arrival in Rabat , we will take a break to relax and have lunch then we will begin our tour of the city. First visit the unfinished mosque Tower Hassan and the mausoleum Mohamed 5th and the magnificent Chellah. In the afternoon continue to Casablanca. If we have time we will take you to Hassan II mosque, Casablanca’s most famous monument and the city’s only mosque open to non-Muslims. Morocco’s first introduction of Moorish characteristics is the Hassan II Mosque. It was constructed between 1987 and 1993 by King Hassan II. More than 25 thousand worshipers can pray inside the mosque, while 80 thousand people can pray outside in the mosque’s main square. Finally, we will drop you off at your accommodation.

Casablanca-Asilah-Tangier Today, we’ll travel from Casablanca to Assilah and finally to Tangier, where our journey will come to a close.