Day 1: Arrival Casablanca
Arrive at Casablanca Airport at 21:20pm – flight tba. On arrival you will be met by your driver and transferred straight to your hotel.
Overnight – Le Casablanca Hotel  
Day 2: Casablanca
A morning to relax and unwind before starting a tour of Casablanca, now the Industrial capital of Morocco. The city is famous for its Art Deco and you will visit the fine cathedral, with its famous stained glass windows. This afternoon visit the great Mosque of Hassan ll, completed in 1993 after great expense and artistic labour. It is one of the largest and most beautiful mosques in the world. Its gleaming newness and tremendous wealth is in stark contrast against the rest of Casablanca. (B)
 
Day 3: Casablanca-Tangier
 
Depart after breakfast drive to Tangier. Tangier's visual impact is bewitching: its amphitheatre of houses painted white or pale blue which stretch up into the wooded slopes of the "mountain", its colourful minarets, its kasba, its modern buildings and numerous palaces and first class beach, all go to make Tangier an ideal city to visit. This afternoon explore this enchanting city. (B)
Overnight - Riad Mokhtar
 
Day 4: Tangier
 
Today your guide will take you on a tour of this fascinating city, including St Andrews Church (entry by donation), the souk and medina, and the American Legation with its collection of paintings, prints, books, and a room dedicated to Paul Bowles. Tangier has long inspired writers and artists such as Matisse, Bowles, Tennessee Williams, Orson Welles and Barbara Hutton. You’ll also visit the legendary Caves of Hercules and learn about the city’s rich history—from its Phoenician origins and Roman era to Arab rule in the 8th century and Portuguese capture in the 15th century.(B)
 
 
Day 5: Tangier to Chefchaouen
 
Early morning departure to Chefchaouen. On arrival explore with your guide “The Blue Pearl” of Morocco. The name Chef Chaouen, or Chaouen as many Moroccans call the town, is derived from the Berber word for horns Ichawen and refers to the shape of the mountaintops above the town. The powder-blue buildings intrigue as to the origin of their striking colour and offer many opportunities for stunning photographs. The medina, nestled in the hillside, is quaint and colourful, with an abundance of stalls and wares -some unique to the town. If you want to escape the town, the surrounding valleys, gorges and peaks offer the opportunity for hikes, scenic mountain views and trickling streams in an arid landscape. (B)
Overnight – Riad Dar Echchaouen
 
 
Day 6: Chefchaouen to Fes via Volubilis
 
Leave early for the drive to Fes via Volubilis, a site that dates back to the 1^st and 2^nd centuries. It is the best-preserved archaeological site in Morocco and was declared a Unesco World Heritage site in 1997. Its most amazing features are its many preserved beautiful mosaics. Stop for lunch on your way to Fes.
Overnight – Palais Medina Suite & Spa
 
 
Day 7: Fes city tour
 
Today you will visit the Royal Palace, the Mellah (Jewish quarter) followed by a walk through the Unesco World Heritage, mindboggling ancient medina and Fes El-Bali.Fes has various claims to nobility as one of the most prestigious cities in the Muslim world and is also the oldest of the imperial cities and the capital of the first Arab dynasty of Morocco. You will visit the not to be missed Tanner's quarters, small Moroccan art and craft museums, the water clock, the most colourful Souk el-Attarine, Fondouk el-Nejjarine and the Medersa Bouanania, a dazzling example of architectural refinement. You will pass the Medersas and the AlKaraouiyne University, which has existed for the past 1000 years and see craftsmen working in the narrow lanes much as they had done for centuries. A short visit to the Tanneries holding your bunches of mint to keep the smells at bay! Your guide will take you to some hidden Art Galleries so you can see the amazing craftsmanship that Fes is famous. (B)
 
 
Day 8: Fes to Erfoud
 
Early departure from Fes for the approximately 8hr drive to Erfoud, passing Ifrane and Azrou. Ifrane is an oasis of coolness and greenery. Lakes, fountains, the feeling of being away from it all is complete, surprising and rejuvenating. Azrou is at an altitude of 1250 m and surrounded by mountains covered with green oak and cedar. Reach Erfoud late afternoon, a town built by the French beside the Ziz River, with red sand buildings that stand out in impressive contrast against the surrounding desert. Check-in at your hotel, and dinner at the property tonight. (B)
Overnight - Palais de desert
 
Day 9: Sahara Desert & Luxury Desert Camp
 
This morning drive to the Sahara Desert, stopping for a light lunch en route.  Continue to your bivouac camp where you will arrive in the mid-afternoon in time for a camel ride and to see the sunset over the dunes before having a typical Berber dinner under the stars. When midnight arrives, raise a glass under the vast, star-studded sky, no city lights, no noise, just the magic of the desert and the promise of new beginnings. (B)
Overnight – Sahara Sky Luxury Camp
 
Day 10            : Sahara Desert Camp-Skoura
 
Exit the desert after breakfast, and drive a really picturesque 3 hours to reach Tinghir and the Todra Gorge. The area, known as the Valley of 1000 Kasbahs, sees you travel through typical villages, clustered around a ruined kasbah or ksar (fortified houses and watchtowers) until you reach Kalaat M’Gouna in the Valley of roses. In spring, the terraced fields that hang above the M’Gouna River offer an amazing spectacle of pink blooms and the area hosts a rose festival. It is a region known for its perfumes and cosmetics made from rose water, and for the hospitality and warmth of its people. Reach Skoura in the afternoon and enjoy some quiet time before dinner at your accommodation tonight. (B)
Overnight – Ksar El Kabbab
 
Day 11            : Skoura to Marrakech
 
Depart for Marrakech, a four-hour drive from Skoura. If you wish, you can visit Ouarzazate, the Hollywood of Morocco and the famous Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou, the Heritage site where Gladiator, The Mummy and many other movies were made. Continue on over the High Atlas Mountains via the Tizi N’Tichka pass (elevation 2260m) -an awe-inspiring pass that crosses the Atlas and connects Marrakech to Ouarzazate, built to bypass the old caravan route to the Draâ. Arrive in Marrakech and join your English-speaking guide for a late afternoon stroll to Djemaa El Fna Square to see the jugglers, storytellers, snake charmers, acrobats and vendors performing at sunset much as they have done for centuries. (B)
Preferred hotels –Villa des Orangers or Maison Arabe
Day 12            : Marrakech guided city tour
 
Your English-speaking local guide will join you this morning for your Historical tour, with all the delights this fascinatingcity can offer. Some of the most interesting places to visit are the Bahia Palace located in the Jewish quarter known as the Mellah, the Dar El Bacha museum, the newly renovated Medrasa, and if time allows, Secret Garden; no tour of Marrakech would be complete without walking through the souks, where you will see everything from exquisitely embroidered shoes and belts to every type of spice, woodwork, brass and copper-work, kaftans ranging from the simple cotton to the elaborately embroidered –all enhanced by the smiles of the shop owners. (B)
 
Day 13            : Marrakech guided city tour
 
Your driver will collect you at 7.30am to take you to the spectacular Jardin Majorelle, with its abundance of giant bamboo, yucca, papyrus, palm, cypress and banana trees, philodendrons and bougainvilleas and amazing cacti with natural colours that contrast vividly with the bright blue façade of the villa, which was lovingly restored by the late Yves St Laurent and where he spent much of his leisure time. We highly recommend this early start to avoid the huge crowds that descend on the gardens at 9am. Being there by 8am enables you to have a lone tour of the gardens, then a coffee and a wander in the fabulous boutiques by the garden until 10am, when you will be first into the YSL museum, which is just a stone’s throw away from Majorelle; It is a stunning 4000m2 building hosting a permanent exhibition devoted to the work and heritage of the couturier.  Afternoon at leisure to prepare for your onward trip. (B)
 
 
Day 14            : Marrakech Departure         
 
Sadly, your Moroccan tour comes to an end today. You will be transferred to the Marrakech airport for your flight at 11:35am. (B)
 
THE PACKAGE PRICE INCLUDES: 
 
A fully customized itinerary based on your interests and schedule.
24/7 in-destination support from our local office in Morocco.
All accommodation stays, tours and transfers for scheduled activities are covered, unless otherwise listed in the itinerary.
A certified private driver for tours and transfers.
Minivan of the brand, driver, and your assigned manager available to you during the entire tour.
A meet and greet at the airport or at your accommodation from your driver or manager assigned to you.
Arrival and departure Airport pickup.
Local certified private guides, including in: Casablanca, Tangier, Volubilis, Fes, Merzouga, Ait Benhaddou and Marrakesh
13 nights accommodation at riads (or hotels of the same category).
Breakfast each day at your riad or hotel, plus any meals indicated in the itinerary.
13 breakfasts at your accommodation
4 Dinners: Erfoud, Merzouga, Skoura and Marrakech
02 lunches.( 1 in Fes and 1 in Merzouga)
Water and Snack in vehicle.
Camel ride experience in the Sahara Desert.
Hot Air Balloon. : Optional and extra cost in Day 11
SUV (4x4) in Merzouga to explore rhe desert.
 
Entrance fees:
in Fez: Najjarine Musuem - Madrassa Bouanania -Madrassa Attarine
in Marrakech: Majorelle Gardens - Bahia Palace - Madrassa
Entrance fee : Volubilis
in Ouarzazate : Atlas studio
In Casablanca : Hassan 2 Mosque
 
What’s not included:
Travel insurance, can be purchased after you’ve booked your tour.
Visas (unless noted).
Tips for services and experiences.
Lunches, dinners and drinks (alcoholic and non-alcoholic), unless specified in the itinerary.
Entrance fees to historical monuments, unless specified in included section.
Local Guide's fee, unless specified in included section.
Personal charges such as laundry, phone calls, SIM cards or room service.
Early check-in or late check-out from hotels (unless otherwise specified).
Additional sightseeing, activities, and experiences outside of your itinerary.
Optional enhancements like room or flight upgrades, or local camera or video fees.
Taxes, and personal items purchased.
Domestic or international travel, unless otherwise stated and included. 
Everything which is not mentioned under "THE PACKAGE PRICE INCLUDES."
 
Package Rates per person is: 
Option 1: From $4884 USD Per Person based on 2 people