12 Days Private Tour in Morocco

uration & driver Include Fes new city & Ancient Medina( Royal Palace gate, Jewish Quarter, Janan Sabil Garden, ruin Merenid, Bab Boujloud, Tannery, Borj Bab Ftouh, Ceramic school, Al Quarwine, Moulay Idriss Mausoleum…)You will discover the hidden secret of Fez and its inspiring culture, food, locals lifestyle, artisanal handicrafts, and more... The places: 1 - Bleu gate '' bab bojloud'' 2 - Tannery 3 - Université Al Quaraouiyine. 4 - Madrassa el atariine '' entrance fees excluded'' 5 - Souks. 7 - Fondouk Nejjarine 8 - Spices cooperatives. 9 - Other fondouk and important areas.

The medina is quite small and the alleys are unique, colorful and pleasant to walk around. Unlike the other overload Medinas such those in Marrakech or Fez, in the Medina of Chefchaouen you can walk calmly, and enjoy its pace with no disturbance of mopeds or donkeys loaded with skins! The key point to start with is the place Uta el-Hammam, the Medina heartbeat; on this square discover the 15th century Grand Mosque and the famous kasbah museum surrounded by beautiful gardens and houses a variety of antique weapons and musical instruments…that date back to the early 18th century. To the north east, on the edge of the medina, you find the Ras el Ma where you can see women washing their clothes, in the old fashioned way. Finally, every corner of the medina offers a magical view of the alleys of the city or the mountains surrounding the medina.

Via the picturesque scenery of the Atlas Mountains you will be transferred to Merzouga. We cannot drive via the Atlas Mountains without paying a visit to Ifrane and Azrou city to enjoy some fresh air and if you are lucky meet some Barbary macaques and unique butterflies that occupy the area. Eventually arrive Merzouga, feel free to explore the area the way you like here…

Following breakfast, you will hit the road towards Ouarzazate, on your way you'll have a stop at the spectacular Todgha which is famous by its massive steep rocky walls and Gorges through it, you will be having a free time to explore these canyons and have lunch at a local restaurant above those hills. Eventually, arrive Ouarzazate and spend the night there.

tant attraction like the museum of Taourirt Kasbah, the “Museum of Cinema”, and of course “Regional Museum of Resistance AND Liberation Army”. Once done visiting Ouarzazate you will leave it for Marrakech, in your way you will make a stop at the UNESCO World Heritage of Ait Benhaddou Kasbah, one of the most important and well preserved Kasbahs in the south of Morocco.

akech sightseeing tour by discovering the Old Medina which is all painted in light-red, and combines craft shops that attract attention from afar. Just few step outside the Medina you find the widely famous Jemaa El-fna Square where you can find everything you may think about… Then continue to the historic mosque of El-Koutoubia and the incredible Majorelle Garden and the Bahia Palace are also not to be missed. Spend the night in Marrakech

Whatever the season, the sun pours its rays and the city enjoys a pleasant climate that the trade winds still soften. Above all, its 10-kilometre-long seafront offers tourists magnificent views of the blue ocean and the opportunity to laze around in the best conditions.

It is a small, sleepy town that has gained some prominence lately as a getaway from Marrakech. Today, the city retains a small-town feel but it wasn’t always this way. While small in size it’s a favorite for many visitors

towns in Morocco that dominates a natural bay of great beauty.