Arrive in Casablanca and spend the day exploring the city's main attractions, such as the Hassan II Mosque, Corniche Ain Diab, and the Old Medina. Overnight in Casablanca.

Kasbah of the Udayas: This historic fortress and residential area is characterized by its blue and white buildings. It offers picturesque views of the river and the Atlantic Ocean. Oudaias Museum: Located in the Oudaias Kasbah, this museum showcases Moroccan arts and crafts, providing insights into the country's culture and heritage. After lunch, we will travel to Chefchaouen via the city of Ouazzan. Most of the drive will be over the foothills of the Rif Mountains before we arrive to the beautiful pearl of Morocco, Chefchaouen. Overnight in a hotel or Riad

Plaza Uta el-Hammam: This central square is the heart of the Medina and a great starting point for your exploration. It's surrounded by cafes, restaurants, shops, and the Grand Mosque. You can relax, people-watch, and soak in the atmosphere. Relax and Enjoy: Take breaks at the cafes, squares, and viewpoints to relax and soak in the beauty and tranquility of the Medina. After your breakfast in the riad, our authentic journey will start towards Volubilis, crossing through Ouazan and other rif villages, in Volubilis we will discover the best preserved roman ruins in Morocco and learn about the archaeological site of the history of Morocco. After the visit of Volubilis we will go directly to the city of Fes where you will spend night in Fes.

After breakfast, you will be met with a "Local guide" with whom you will start your city tour by visiting first the outside part of the Medina ( "old city" ) including : "The Royal Palace" Gate, "The Jewish Quarter" "Mellah " — dates back to "14th Century". You will also visit "the ceramics Cooperative" to see "Traditional Morocan crafts". Afterwards, you will cover the most important sites inside the medina with a "cultural and historical" interest including the superb architectural masterpiece of "Bou Inania Medersa", "Blue gate", the "Karaouiyine Mosque", The Big "Chouara Tanneries" , "Medersa Seffarin" where people work on metal and make beautiful ( lamps , teapots..) and other decorated architectural masterpieces like Attarin Medersa and "The Neijarin Fountain". In the afternoon, we will take you to "The tombs of Merenids" to admire a beautiful panoramic view over the medina.

After breakfast in your riad, you’ll start travelling southeast to Merzouga via Midelt and Errachidia. Your first stop will be at Ifran, referred to as “the Switzerland of Morocco. After lunch we will leave from Midelt to Ziz Valley in Morocco takes you on a scenic route that passes through picturesque landscapes and the Atlas Mountains. Midelt is a town located in the Middle Atlas region of Morocco, while Ziz Valley is situated in the eastern part of the country, near towns like Erfoud and Merzouga. The journey typically involves traveling south from Midelt and passing through the Atlas Mountains before descending into the Ziz Valley. by lush oases and palm groves. we will arrive Sahara desert where your camels are waiting for you. After a rest, accompanied by a guide you will ride the camels and cross the high dunes of the Erg Chebbi desert, see a magnificent sunset on top of a high dune, then continue trekking towards your camp where you will sleeping.

After breakfast in the riad you will start an explorative journey of the area. You’ll visit the Gnawa people, originally slaves brought from Sudan, to experience their music and lifestyle. Not far away there’s the lake of Merzouga, with its bird populations. You may also visit the souk in Rissani, a traditional town which was the origin of the ruling family in Morocco and the meeting place of the Caravans trading as far as Timbuctou in Mali. Here you will see a lot of men hooded and women veiled.

Todgha Gorge is a breathtaking natural wonder located in the eastern part of the High Atlas Mountains in Morocco. Carved by the Todgha River over thousands of years, the gorge features towering limestone cliffs that rise dramatically up to 300 meters (984 feet) high. Visitors are awe-struck by the narrow canyon walls, which in some places are only a few meters apart, creating a spectacular and immersive experience. The gorge is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, offering opportunities for hiking, rock climbing, and photography amidst its stunning scenery. Additionally, the Todgha River provides a refreshing escape, particularly during the warmer months, inviting visitors to relax by its crystal-clear waters. Culturally, Todgha Gorge is significant as it is inhabited by local Berber communities who have adapted to the rugged terrain and preserved their traditional way of life. continue to Dades Valley where you will see the fascinating rock formation known locally.

Today, we travel to El Kalaa Mgou'na or Rose Town where over 400 tonnes of rose petals are picked every spring to be processed into rosewater or exported to perfume Industries. The festival of roses is held here every May As we travel from Rose. Continue our journey to Ouarzazate " Hollywood of Africa " -with the biggest cinema studios in Morocco-, then to the most famous, filmed and photographed kasbah of Ait Benhaddou — A Unesco World Heritage site — We'll have free time to visit it and have lunch in the village. After, we head to Marrakesh via the high atlas mountains (2260 ), admiring the impressive mountainous views and special Berber villages on the mountain's sides. Arrive in Marrakesh in the evening.

After breakfast you will start with a local guide to explain to you about Marrakech is a vibrant and culturally rich city in Morocco, known for its bustling markets, historical sites, stunning architecture, and lively atmosphere. Here's a suggested itinerary for sightseeing in Marrakech: 1-Bahia Palace: Start your day at the Bahia Palace, a beautiful 19th-century palace with intricate architecture, gardens, and ornate courtyards. 2-Saadian Tombs: Visit the Saadian Tombs, a mausoleum that houses the tombs of the Saadian dynasty members. The tombs are known for their stunning tilework and decoration. 3-Koutoubia Mosque: Explore the Koutoubia Mosque, one of Marrakech's most iconic landmarks. While non-Muslims can't enter the mosque, you can appreciate its impressive architecture and towering minaret from the outside. 4-El Badi Palace: Visit the El Badi Palace, which once served as a lavish palace complex for the Saadian sultan. The palace's ruins offer insight into its former grandeur.