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Casablanca - The journey begins in Casablanca, the economic hub of the kingdom and the second largest city in Africa, serving as the center of business and industry in Morocco. Its Aïn Diab coast boasts stunning swimming pools, cafes, restaurants, private clubs, and hotels, making it a vibrant area. A guided tour will take visitors outside the magnificent Hassan II Mosque, the second largest mosque globally.

Rabat - The tour continues to the capital, Rabat, a historic city with the ruins of Chellah, an ancient Roman site, and numerous 13th-century monuments. The Hassan Tower, intended to be one of the largest mosques in the Muslim world, is a highlight. Visitors will explore the Kasbah des Oudayas and the Mausoleum of King Mohamed V, the architect of Morocco’s independence in 1956. This mausoleum is a masterpiece of Moroccan architectural art, also housing the tombs of the late King Hassan II and his brother Prince Mulay Abdellah. Today, Rabat is a modern garden city, home to the Royal Palace, embassies, Parliament, and ministries.

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Tetouan - The journey proceeds to Tetouan via Kenitra, known as the “white pigeon” and the heart of Andalusian Morocco, affectionately called “The daughter of Granada” by locals. Visitors will explore Guersa Kebira Square, one of the city’s bustling souks, and the Medina, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Royal Palace, a stunning example of Hispano-Moorish architecture, is also on the itinerary.

Tangier - In Tangier, a city that has inspired many artists, visitors will walk to Cape Spartel. Highlights include the Grand and Petit Socco, the city’s lively squares, the Kasbah with its steep streets and port views, and Dar El Makhzen, an ancient palace now a museum of Moroccan art. The tour also includes the Hercules Caves and a visit to Asilah, a city of artists with many galleries and a 15th-century Portuguese town.

Chefchaouen - The tour visits Chefchaouen, the “blue city,” nestled in the high Rif mountains. Founded in 1471 by Moorish exiles from Spain, Chefchaouen is a haven of peace and tranquility. The main square, with the 18th-century Kasbah, central mosque, and cafes offering authentic menus, is the heart of the city.

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Fes - A full day is dedicated to exploring Fez, the oldest imperial city, known for its spiritual and educational influence on Moroccan culture. Visitors will explore the ancient Medina and the famous souks where artisans maintain traditional oriental craftsmanship. Lunch will be enjoyed in a traditional Moroccan restaurant before continuing the tour in the afternoon.

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Meknes - The tour visits Meknes, a notable imperial city and former capital of Sultan Moulay Ismail. Visitors will see the granary stables, El Hdim square, and Bab Mansour, North Africa’s most famous gate. The tour also includes the well-preserved Roman ruins of Volubilis and the birthplace of Sultan Moulay Idriss, founder of the first Muslim dynasty, the Idrissids. An hour is allocated to explore the 2000-year-old ruins and learn about Roman life.

Ouarzazate - The journey continues to Ouarzazate, located on an arid plateau at the crossroads of the main roads leading to the Drâa, Dadès, and Souss valleys. The night will be spent in Ouarzazate.

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Marrakech - Early morning departure from Ouarzazate to Marrakech, an ancient imperial city that captivates visitors with its lively and cosmopolitan atmosphere. The city offers a blend of tradition and modernity, with attractions like Jemaa el-Fna, one of the world’s busiest places, the picturesque Medina streets, and the modern city with its French-inspired avenues, luxury hotels, and leisure options. The Koutoubia minaret, Majorelle gardens, and Menara transport visitors to a world of enchantment.

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Essaouira - The tour heads to Essaouira to explore its medina, formerly “Mogador,” a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The medina is home to small arts and crafts businesses, particularly carpentry and Thuya wood sculpture, practiced for centuries. Essaouira’s microclimate attracts visitors from cities like Marrakech, and many artists and musicians have settled here. The city hosts the Printemps musical des Alizés and the Gnaoua festival, drawing thousands of young people annually.

El Jadida - The journey continues to El Jadida via Safi, a significant port since Roman times, known as Asfi. The Almohads fortified the city, making it an intellectual and spiritual center. Once open to the Western world, it is now open to the entire world. After lunch, the tour proceeds to El Jadida, a Portuguese city honored by UNESCO, with a short visit to the famous citadel, a reminder of the 16th-century Portuguese occupation.

Casablanca - The tour concludes with a return to Casablanca.

• Private transportation

• Gratuities

Morocco is renowned as one of the most stunning countries, becoming a prime destination for millions of tourists worldwide. It captivates those who appreciate nature, culture, and traditions, making it a favored spot for leisure tourism. Whether you are drawn to breathtaking natural landscapes, mountain sports adventures, trekking, desert safaris, or exploring ancient dynasties and history, this charming haven offers something for everyone.

Experience the diverse wonders of Morocco, from the modernity of Casablanca to the traditional allure of Meknes or Fes. Enjoy the unique atmosphere of Place Jema El Fna and the bustling souks of Marrakech. A dedicated driver, with a Mercedes VITO, will ensure your comfort from arrival to departure.

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