Day 01:

arriving Tangier, assistance in the port by Euromaroc staff, driving to golf course, and lunch. Check in at the hotel. Afternoon, visit of the city, dinner and accommodation at the hotel.

Day 02:

breakfast, transfer to the golf course. Lunch in the hotel. Visit of Asilah (optional) a small artistic city 45 Km from Tangier on the Atlantic coast. Dinner and show in a Moroccan restaurant (optional)

Day 03:

breakfast, transfer to the port and assistance.

Tangier half day City Tour

Pick up and assistance at the Port of Tangier. Depart to Cap Spartel and Hercules Cave. Enjoy a drink and take time out to take pictures of the view where the Mediterranean and the Atlantic converge. Depart for the Kasbah and visit its famous museum. Start a walking tour of the medina, passing though the Berber markets. Transfer back to port.

Program 2:

Tangier-Asilah:

Sightseeing around Tangier en route to Asilah. A walking tour of the seaside village of Asilah once a Portuguese fortification. If visiting in August, enjoy the international art festival, which comes to life each year in the streets and galleries of the town.

Program 3:

Tangier-Tetouan:

Visit Tetouan, the white pigeon, located 60 km from Tangier. Tetouan was once the Spanish capital in the north of Morocco and today is a lively Andalusian and Berber town. Visit the old Jewish quater, the medina, the Ethnographic Museum, Berber markets and souks.

Program 1:

Casablanca Half-day city tour

Pass along the wide, modern, palm-lined avenues to the Habbous district to the old town where you will walk through narrow, labyrinthine streets of the medina. Visit the United Nations square, exterior of the Hassan 2nd mosque (entrance optional), and the Corniche Boulevard of Ain Diab.

Program 2 :Casablanca-Rabat

Visit Morocco’s capital city. The tour of Rabat will include the king’s palace, the ancient Hassan Tower, The Royal Mausoleum Mohammed 5th, the Chellah gardens and the medina.

Program 3:

Casablanca-Marrakech (full day)

Tour of legendary Marrakech, Gateway to the South. Visit the Dar Si Said Museum, the Saadian tombs and the Badia Palace. Visit the famous Djamaa El Fna square bounding with activity including snake charmers, costumed water-carriers, fortune-tellers, and vendors. Free time for shopping.Lunch is included upon request.
Program 4: Casablanca/Fes (full day) the spiritual city of Morocco. The visit of the medina (the old town) , artisans, bazars, 13th century medersas(theological schools) and ancient inns and mausoleum of Moulay Idriss, Karaouyne university.

Program 1:

Agadir (half-day city tour)

Tour Agadir, the gate way to the Deep South and today a modern, sun-seekers paradise. The tour will include the Kasbah, and the fishing and boat-building districts and handicrafts shops. Meet the blue men of the Sahara and explore the souks of a medieval township.

Program 2:

Agadir-Marrakech (Full-day tour)

Tour of legendary Marrakech, Gateway to the South. Visit the Dar Si Said Museum, the Saadian tombs and the Bahia Palace. Visit the famous Djamaa El Fna square bounding with activity including snake charmers, costumed water-carriers, sword fortune tellers and vendors. Free time for shoping.Lunch is included upon request.

Among the vehicles we offer vans for groups of up to 13 pax, and 48 seat motor coaches. All vehicles are air-conditioned. Prices include vehicule, English-speaking guide/driver and entrance fees.

Please inform us of date and port of arrival, sites of interest, number of pax and whether a meal is desired. We will provide you with various options to present to your client, along with a detailed tour outline.

Day 1 :  CASABLANCA – RABAT 

The tour will start by meeting your driver at Mohamed V Airportin Casablanca, the largest city in Northern Africa and the economic capital of the kingdom after the sightseeing which will include the United Nations place, Mohammed V square, the residential area of Anfa, external visit of the famous Hassan II Mosque one of the largest in the world, and one of the few Mosques open to non-Muslims in the country, and the beautiful Ain Diab corniche the nightlife of the city lined up with restaurants and swimming pools. Casablanca is home to the largest Jewish community in Morocco and has numerous congregations, active communal institutions a visit to the Jewish Museum in Casablanca, this is the first Jewish Museum in an Arab country. We stop at the Beth El synagogue, then we Head along the Atlantic coast to Rabat .Overnight

Day 2 :   RABAT – MEKNES – VOLUBILIS – FEZ 

After breakfast, we visit the capital of Morocco Rabat, our sightseeing begins with the Kasbah of the Oudayas, the exquisite Mohamed V Mausoleum tomb who saved Moroccan Jews from the occupying Vichy regime during World War II. Explore Rabat’s Jewish cemetery and sites, visit the imposing Hassan Tower built in 1196, the 14 century Necropolis of Chellah and the ramparts and walls of the Mechouar surrounding the Royal Palace.
We continue to fez via Meknes city the former imperial city built at the end of the 17th century by King Moulay Ismail. The city where the Jewish presence is evidenced by Hebraic epitaphs dating from the Christian era as well as Greek inscriptions that still appear in local Synagogues and a place of pilgrimage where the tomb of Rabbi’ David Benmidan, “The Patron of Meknes” is located. The crowded old Mellah, there is also the new Mellah (Jewish quarter), which contain eleven Synagogues, eight of which are still in use.
The highlights will include the old ramparts, the Moulay Ismail stables and granaries. Also visit the gate of Bab el Mansour, one of the most beautiful gates in Morocco; and the Moulay Ismail Mausoleum and Lahdim square. After lunch we will then continue to Moulay Idriss the holiest city in Morocco in the creation of the country’s first Arab dynasty and where the founder of Islam in Morocco is buried, then Volubilis the settlement of the great Roman empire, Morocco’s largest and best preserved Roman ruins then we continue to fez.Overnight

Day 3 :  FEZ 

Full-day tour of the city of Fez, the best known cities in medieval Jewish history, it was the home of one of the most influential Talmudic scholars of all times, Rabbi Isaac Alfasi, as well as of Maimonides in the years 1160 to 1165. Best surviving example of an ancient city, the spiritual and intellectual capital of Islam resting alongside ancient Jewish quarters, was founded in 790 B.C by Moulay Idriss II. The
Vibrant Jewish heritage in the Mellah, where artisan craft, antique Jewish goods and handcrafted jewelry is sold. Visit the recently restored Ibn Danan synagogue the oldest extant synagogue in Fez. Until very recently abandoned and decaying, its restoration was part of a comprehensive UNESCO project to preserve the monuments and fabric of medieval Fez.
The highlights will include the Medersas (an Islamic teaching university) to attest the importance of its thousand years of history, the great El Qaraouiyin Mosque the first university in the world and the sumptuous Nejjarine fountain. Independent lunch followed by a visit to the Medieval Medina of Fez has a world of its own, encircled by an unbroken line of ramparts and gates a labyrinth of sloping, winding alleyways are crammed full of artisans and merchants, each district has its own specialty; cobalt blue enameled pottery, carpets, wrought iron, and then Boujeloud gate with its decoration of green and blue faiences.Overnight

Day 4 :   FES – IFRAN – MIDELT – ERFOUD – MERZOUGA 

After breakfast, departure for Erfoud via the mountains and the cedar woods of the middle Atlas passing by through the Berber villages and towns of Imouzzer, Azrou and Ifran a charming ski resort well-known for its wood carving. It is said that Ifran was the capital of a Jewish Kingdom in the distant past. We stop in the small town Midelt for optional lunch and continuation to Erfoud via Errachidia and the Ziz valley dotted with palm trees, which are the source for the yearly date Festival in Erfoud you come across a totally different face of this country. Here you will find the huge sand dunes Merzouga, the Saharan dune field closest to Europe where you can sit and gaze at this barren beauty, walk up one of the dunes. Nearby Erfoud is the point of departure for your Sahara desert immersion we set out on a sunset excursion to the breathtakingly beautiful sand dunes at Merzouga on the edge of the Sahara in the enormous silence we watch the sun set over the desert as we take a camel ride along the dunes to experience an unforgettable ride according to the Bedouine way of life. The «desert ship» would carry you through sand dunes and spectacular scenery. It will be followed by a magical guided-tour and the admiration of a star studded sky. Then a bivouac would be set up around a wood fire. You would appreciate the Bedouin traditional dinner. Accommodation will be provided under a nomadic tent to beneath the innumerable stars of the clear desert sky and awake with the sunrise to watch the colors of the desert changing in front of your eyes. (You have the choice of spending the night in a hotel in Erfoud after exploring the sunset with camel ride in Merzouga dunes or spending the night there in Merzouga under a nomad tent).Overnight

Day 5 :  ERFOUD – RISSANI – TINGHIR – OUARZAZATE 

After breathtaking view of the sunrise, return to Erfoud for orientation including Jewish cemetery, we visit the nearby city of Rissani, the holy city where Moulay Ali Cherif, ancestor of the Alaouite dynasty is buried, with its 18th-century Ksar, a virtually impenetrable warren of alleys; then continue on to the ruins of 17th-century Ksar Abbar fortress. Continuing South to the “Land of a Thousand Kasbahs” where many Kasbahs, once the fortified houses of Berber warlords, are still seen, some crumbling and some still inhabited by Berber families, the day features one beautiful scene after another, including the village of Tinghir, a stunning mountain oasis rising on a series of river-side terraces lush with palm trees; and the spectacular Todra Gorge from its plunging depths to its 1000 foot high cliffs. Following lunch, continue to Tineghir and visit its Mellah gateway and the ancient and colorful Jewish quarter, then we visit Kelaa Magouna, known for its roses, then continue to Ouarzazate a desert outpost in the Southern Kasbah region used as a location backdrop by many epic films such as Lawrence of Arabia, Alexander the Great and Jesus of Nazareth… offering an old town with its maze of narrow streets and a new town, we reach the city in late afternoon.Overnight

Day 6 :   OUARZAZATE – MARRAKECH 

In the morning on our way to Marrakech we stop firstly at Kasbah Tourirt the old Glaoui Palace and the near by Mellah ( Jewish quarter) then we head off towards Ait ben-Haddou, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of Southern Morocco’s most interesting and scenic villages, visit its old synagogue. Then as we begin our descent from the High Atlas, we pass through typical villages with fortified walls and stone houses with earthen roofs. In Tichka, we traverse the Pass of the Pastures (alt 7,415 feet), where life is much as it was centuries ago…arriving in Marrakech late afternoon.Overnight

Day 7 :   MARRAKECH 

Your long-day tour will be devoted to the sightseeing of Marrakech, the second oldest imperial city known as the “Pearl of the South” to discover the fascinating history and rich cultural heritage of this ancient city, you will visit the Saadian tombs, the Koutoubia Mosque the tallest building in the city, the Bahia Palace and the Menara Garden, visit the Jewish quarter, which became home of a thriving community of native and Spanish Jews, famed for their rabbinical schools and scholars. Visit the Rabbi Hanania Hacohen cemetery, which is also the burial place of Rabbi Mordekhai Ben Attar and Rabbi Pinhas Hacohen Azough known as the “Patron of Marrakech, after lunch in the evening you will explore the souks and the world’s famous Djemaa El Fna place which offers various entertainments (story tellers, water sellers acrobats, snake-charmers, magicians, musicians and henna artists, orange-juice sellers, open-air barbecue food-stalls etc…
Optional: a Fantasia dinner will be provided under caidal tents at the famed “Chez Ali” restaurant. Enjoy the fantasia spectacle that includes horse shows, folkloric troops from different Moroccan regions and belly dancer.Overnight

Day 8 :   MARRAKECH – ESSAOUIRA – MARRAKECH 

Full day excursion West to the Atlantic Ocean and the former Portuguese colony of Essaouira. Wander about its enchanting streets and alleys: the setting in 1952 for Orson Welles’ Othello. Once known as Mogador, Essaouira’s blue and white medina was names a UNESCO World Heritage site. Visit the extensive Jewish cemetery (Essaouira was once one-third Jewish) built on the shore of the ocean and the synagogue of the venerated Rabbi Chaim Pinto in the Mellah. Return to Marrakech late afternoon.Overnight

Day 9 :   MARRAKECH – AIRPORT 

Breakfast at your hotel. Private transfer to Marrakech Airport for your departure flight.

Upon arrival at Marrakech Menara Airport, you will be welcomed by your driver / guide. You will be transferred to your hotel where you will be given time to settle in and freshen up. In the evening take an orientation tour with your driver and local guide, also witness the carnivalesque public square Djemaa el-Fna come alive at sunset.Overnight

Day 2 :  MARRAKECH 

After breakfast, a whole day will be devoted to the sightseeing of Marrakesh, the second oldest imperial city known as the “Pearl of the South” to discover the fascinating history and rich cultural heritage of this ancient city, you will visit the Saadian tombs, the Koutoubia Mosque the tallest building in the city, the Bahia Palace and the Menara Garden. You will explore the souks and the world’s famous Djemaa El Fna place which offers various entertainments (story tellers, water sellers, acrobats, snake-charmers, magicians, musicians and henna artists, orange-juice sellers, open-air barbecue food-stalls etc.
Optional dinner in a typical Moroccan restaurant with folklore show will be provided under caidal tents at the famed “Chez Ali” restaurant, enjoy the fantasia spectacle that includes horses shows, folkloric troops from different Moroccan regions and belly dancer.Overnight

Day 3 :  MARRAKECH – AIT BEN HADDOU – OUARZAZATE 

After Breakfast we will drive to Southeast of Marrakech through the magnificent Atlas Mountains and the pass of Tichka (2260m), offering an impressive landscape in the heart of the Atlas mountain chain, to Ouarzazate The Hollywood of Morocco where many famous movies have been shot such Alexander the Great, The Mummy, Kingdom of heaven etc… Stopping in such panoramic places to take pictures. Optional lunch stop at Kasbah Ait Benhaddou the most spectacular fortress in the South of Morocco and time to explore this Berber village, we continue to Ouarzazate.Overnight

Day 4 :   OUARZAZATE – ZAGORA 

The drive to Zagora will take you through the lush palm groves and oases of the Draa Valley. You’ll arrive in Zagora in the early afternoon for a visit to the ancient library in Tamegrout. This library is one of the oldest in Africa, with texts dating back to the 13th century. You’ll also see the potters’ area of Zagora, where artisans produce pottery that has a natural green tint from henna. On the outskirts of town you’ll pass by the massive Tinfou Dunes before returning to your hotel.Overnight

Day 5 :  ZAGORA – TAZZARINE – ERFOUD – MERZOUGA 

In the morning leave Zagora and head out towards Erfoud, taking the roads of Tansikht and N’Kob, we will cross Tazzarine Palmeries and then through magnificent villages, reaching Alnif where to get there, you will cross a vast, rocky area. Stop for lunch in Tazzarine. After lunch, our drive continues passing through Rissani, Erfoud with a final stop in Merzouga where you will have the opportunity to explore the area further by camel back to experience an unforgettable ride according to the Bedouine way of life. The «desert ship» would carry you through sand dunes and spectacular scenery. It will be followed by a magical guided-tour and the admiration of a star studded sky. Then a bivouac would be set up around a wood fire. You would appreciate the Bedouin traditional dinner. Accommodation will be provided under a nomadic tent to beneath the innumerable stars of the clear desert sky and awake with the sunrise to watch the colors of the desert changing in front of your eyes.Overnight

Day 6 :   MERZOUGA – ERFOUD – TINGHIR – OUARZAZATE 

After breakfast we Leave Merzouga and passing through Kelaa Magouna (Morocco’s rose capital) crossing the fabulous Dades Valley and its thousands and one fortresses (Kasbahs), throughout a succession of Draa Valley palm trees. On your way along the tracks you will discover mysterious places. Lunch in the famous Todra canyons where high cliffs drop to the riverbed below. After lunch, we will continue to Ouarzazate late afternoon where we spend the night.Overnight

Day 7 :   OUARZAZATE – MARRAKECH 

After breakfast we depart to Marrakech via Ouarzazate city, visit of the city including Taourirt Kasbah. Optional lunch in the route and we continue to Marrakech through the Tichka passes.Overnight

Day 8 :   MARRAKECH – AIRPORT 

Breakfast at your hotel. Private transfer to Marrakech Airport for your departure flight.

The discovery of Morocco tour will begin by meeting your driver at Mohamed V Airport in Casablanca The largest city in Northern Africa and the economic capital of the kingdom after the sightseeing which will include the United Nations place, Mohammed V square, the residential area of Anfa, external visit of the famous Hassan II Mosque one of the largest in the world, and one of the few Mosques open to non-Muslims in the country, and the beautiful Ain Diab corniche the nightlife of the city lined up with restaurants and swimming pools. Then we proceed to Rabat the capital of Morocco, our sightseeing begins with the Kasbah of the Oudayas, the exquisite Mohamed V Mausoleum tomb of the present king’s father and grandfather, the imposing Hassan Tower built in 1196, the 14 century Necropolis of Chellah and the ramparts and walls of the Mechouar surrounding the Royal Palace.Overnight

Day2 :RABAT–MEKNES–VOLUBILIS–FEZ 

In the morning we depart for Meknes the former imperial city built at the end of the 17th century by King Moulay Ismail. The Meknes city tour includes the old ramparts, the Moulay Ismail stables, and granaries. Also visit the gate of Bab el Mansour, one of the most beautiful gates in Morocco, the Moulay Ismail Mausoleum and Lahdim square. After lunch we will then continue to Moulay Idriss the holiest city in Morocco in the creation of the country’s first Arab dynasty and where the founder of Islam in Morocco is buried, then Volubilis the settlement of the great Roman empire, Morocco’s largest and best preserved Roman ruins. Continue to Fez.Overnight

Day3 :FEZ 

After breakfast, full-day tour of the city of Fez, the jewel of Spanish-Arabic civilization. The first imperial city of Morocco is a leading intellectual, religious, cultural center and the kingdom’s spiritual capital founded in 790 B.C by Moulay Idriss II. The highlights will include the Medersas (an Islamic teaching university) to attest the importance of its thousand years of history, the great El Qaraouiyin Mosque the first university in the world and the sumptuous Nejjarine fountain. Independent lunch followed by a visit to the Medieval Medina of Fez , a UNESCO world heritage, encircled by an unbroken line of ramparts and gates a labyrinth of sloping, winding alleyways are crammed full of artisans and merchants, each district has its own specialty; cobalt blue enameled pottery, carpets, wrought iron, and then visit Boujeloud gate with its decoration of green and blue faiences.Overnight

Day4 :FEZ–IFRAN–MIDELT–ERFOUD–MERZOUGA 

After breakfast we leave for Erfoud via the mountains and the cedar woods of the middle Atlas through the berber villages and towns of Imouzzer, Azrou and Ifran .A charming ski resort well known for its wood carving, we stop in the small town of Midelt for lunch. Continuing on to Erfoud via Errachidia and the Ziz valley dotted with palm trees, which are the source for the yearly date festival in Erfoud, you come across a totally different face of this country. Here you will find the huge sand dunes in Merzouga, the Saharian dune field closest to Europe where you can sit and gaze at this barren beauty, walk up one of the dunes . Nearby Erfoud is the point of departure for your Sahara desert immersion we set out on a sunset excursion to the breathtakingly beautiful sand dunes at Merzouga on the edge of the Sahara in the enormous silence we watch the sun set over the desert as we take a camel ride along the dunes to experience an unforgettable ride according to the Bedouine way of life. The «desert ship» would carry you through sand dunes and spectacular scenery. It will be followed by a magical guided-tour and the admiration of a star studded sky. Then a bivouac would be set up around a wood fire. You would appreciate the Bedouin traditional dinner. Accommodation will be provided under a nomadic tent  beneath the innumerable stars of the clear desert sky and awake with the sunrise to watch the colors of the desert changing in front of your eyes.(You have the choice of spending the night in a hotel in Erfoud after exploring the sunset with camel ride in Merzouga dunes or spending the night there in Merzouga under a nomad tent).Overnight

Day 5 :  ERFOUD – RISSANI – TINGHIR – OUARZAZATE 

In the morning we visit the city of Rissani, the holy city where Moulay Ali Cherif, ancestor of the Alaouite dynasty is buried, with its 18th-century Ksar, a virtually impenetrable warren of alleys; then continue on to the ruins of 17th-century Ksar Abbar fortress. Continuing South to the “Land of a Thousand Kasbahs” where many Kasbahs, once the fortified houses of Berber warlords, are still seen, some crumbling and some still inhabited by Berber families, the day features one beautiful scene after another, including the village of Tinghir, a stunning mountain oasis rising on a series of river-side terraces lush with palm trees; and the spectacular Todra Gorges from its plunging depths to its 1000 foot high cliffs. Following lunch, then we visit Kelaa Magouna, known for its roses, then continue to Ouarzazate a desert outpost in the Southern Kasbah region used as a location backdrop by many epic films such as Lawrence of Arabia in 1962, Alexander the Great and Jesus of Nazareth. offering an old town with its maze of narrow streets and a new town, we reach the city in late afternoon.Overnight

Day 6 :   OUARZAZATE – TALIOUINE – TAROUDANT 

Morning departure for the beautiful oasis town of Taliouine known as Morocco’s Saffron capital. Continue to Taroudant once a former regional capital and the first capital city of the Saadiens dynasty located at the intersection of Souss valley and mountains of the High Atlas, the “little Marrakech” gives an excellent overview of southern Morocco. Taroudant offer a pleasant setting and a unique product to researchers rest in the shade of ochre walls and the sweetness of life and Berber hospitality of Moroccans in a temperate climate throughout the year. Visit the remarkably picturesque souks known for leather, iron, wood, painted wood, ceramics and jewellery Berber money.Overnight

Day 7 :   TAROUDANT – AGADIR – ESSAOUIRA 

After Breakfast departure for Agadir. Afternoon panoramic tour of Agadir and its beautiful beaches, souks and the historical Kasbah dating to 16th century. Set on a crescent of sand, the large shallow beach of Agadir stretches as far as the eye can see. Our journey continues to Essaouira. Tour of the city, a place with a strong feeling where you explore Phoenician, Berber, Portuguese, Jewish, and French history in the well-preserved architecture, with its small alleyways and whitewashed buildings with blue paintwork and enchanting fishing harbour reflecting the Portuguese character of settlers from the 16th century.Overnight

Day 8 :  ESSAOUIRA –MARRAKECH 

After breakfast. Departure for Marrakech via the scenic inland road, the landscape changes as we drive into a throwback from the Terrasic Era, the forest of the Argan trees which only exist in this region of the world, we stop to take pictures with goatseating Argan fruits, then visit an Argan oil cooperative run by local women… you can take a tour to learn how argan oil is made, chat with the women, and pick up treats like homemade soap or ‘Amlou’ a traditional Moroccan jam to bring home. Then we continue to Marrakech.Overnight

Day9 :MARRAKECH 

Your long-day tour will be devoted to the sightseeing of Marrakesh, the second oldest imperial city known as the “Pearl of the South” to discover the fascinating history and rich cultural heritage of this ancient city, you will visit the Saadian tombs, the Koutoubia Mosque the tallest building in the city, the Bahia Palace and the Menara Garden. You will explore the souks and the world’s famous Djemaa El Fna place which offers various entertainments (story tellers, water sellers, acrobats, snake-charmers, magicians, musicians and henna artists, orange-juice sellers, open-air barbecue food-stalls etc. etc…) .Optional: a Fantasia dinner will be provided under caidal tents at the famed “Chez Ali” restaurant. Enjoy the fantasia spectacle that includes horses shows, folkloric troops from different Moroccan regions and belly dancer.Overnight

Day 10 :   MARRAKECH 

Morning at leisure for browsing or shopping. Optional half-day excursion to nearby Ourika valley Southwards of Marrakech to experience the authentic traditional Berber life.

Day 11 :   MARRAKECH – AIRPORT 

After breakfast, a private transfer to the Airport.

Arrive at Tarifa port. With all on board you embark on the ferry and cross the straits of Gibraltar to Tangier, a journey of about 45mns . On arrival in Tangier, you will go through customs to then be met by your driver and the guide who takes you to start the day’s visit to The “Bride of the North” Tangier. The highlights start by visiting the modern new town and the wealthy “California” section where you will see the estates and palaces of the rich and famous. Stop at Cap Spartel, the lighthouse that marks the official convergence of the Atlantic and Mediterranean. Continue to Hercules Cave – continually inhabited since the Neolithic period. Optional lunch followed by touring of the old town. Visit the kasbah (fortified area). Descend through the labyrinthine roads of the medina through the spice markets, the Berber markets and amongst the craftsmen. Visit the Grand Socco and Andrew’s Church, quietly nestled off the busy market square. Overnight

Day2 :TANGIER–TETOUAN–CHEFCHAOUENE

Depart from Tangier to the “White Bird” located in the Rif Mountains. Tetouan is a unique combination of Arab and Andalusian cultures. Visit the new town where you will see the Hassan II Square, governor’s palace, Spanish garden, the first North African mosque and the walls of the Kasbah. Enter the medina through Bab el Okla and continue on for a walking tour of the old town. This tour will include the Jewish section, the Andalusian section, the Berber market, the ladies market and Guersa el Kbira. Leave the old town for  Chefchaouen, a delightful town in the Rif Mountains and one of the most beautiful towns in Morocco. Chefchaouen is a typical Berber village. A tour of this blue and white village includes the Palace El Makhzen and the famous square Uta el Hamman, the city’s great Mosque, built in the 15th century and the medina. Then continue to Fez.
Overnight

Day3 :CHEFCHAOUENE–VOLUBILIS–MOULAYIDRISS–FEZ 

We depart for Fez via Moulay Idriss town, the holiest city in Morocco in the creation of the country’s first Arab dynasty and where the founder of Islam in Morocco is buried, then we visit Volubilis the settlement of the great Roman empire, Morocco’s largest and best preserved Roman ruins, and then we continue to Fez .Overnight

Day4 :FEZ

Breakfast, full-day tour of the city of Fez, the jewel of Spanish-Arabic civilization. The first imperial city of Morocco, it’s a leading intellectual, religious, cultural center and the kingdom’s spiritual capital founded in 790 B.C by Moulay Idriss II. The highlights will include the Medersas (an Islamic teaching university) to attest the importance of its thousand years of history, the great El Qaraouiyin Mosque the first university in the world and the sumptuous Nejjarine fountain. Independent lunch followed by a visit to the Medieval Medina of Fez has a world of its own a UNESCO world heritage, encircled by an unbroken line of ramparts and gates, a labyrinth of sloping, winding alleyways are crammed full of artisans and merchants, each district has its own specialty; cobalt blue enameled pottery, carpets, wrought iron, and then Boujeloud gate with its decoration of green and blue faiences.Overnight

Day 5 :   FEZ – IFRAN – BENI MELLAL – MARRAKECH 

Breakfast. Departure for Marrakech, the beautiful drive will take you up through the Berber villages and towns of Imouzzer du Kandar a small town situated 625m above sea-level, and Ifran, a delightful ski resort well known for its wood carving in the heart of the Middle Atlas Mountains, then Azrou, a relaxed Berber town, enjoying superb scenery and interesting road stops all the way. Reach Beni Mellal city through the mountain regions, a modern town surrounded by orange and olive groves and have an optional lunch stop in city. Then continue your journey to magnificent Marrakech, the pearl of the South. Overnight

Day6 :MARRAKECH 

Our day long tour will be devoted to the sightseeing of Marrakech, the second oldest imperial city known as the “Pearl of the South” to discover the fascinating history and rich cultural heritage of this ancient city, you will visit the Saadian tombs, the Koutoubia Mosque the tallest building in the city, the Bahia Palace and the Menara Garden. You will explore the souks and the world’s famous Djemaa El Fna place which offers various entertainments (story tellers, acrobats, snake-charmers, magicians, musicians and henna artists, etc.
Optional: a Fantasia dinner will be provided under caidal tents at the famed “Chez Ali” restaurant. Enjoy the fantasia spectacle that includes horse shows, folkloric troops from different Moroccan regions and belly dancer.Overnight

Day7 :MARRAKECH 

At leisure enjoy the day on your own
Optional excursion to nearby Ourika valley Southwards of Marrakech , to experience the authentic traditional Berber life  .Or a day trip to the coastal city Essaouira; one of the most picturesque city in Southern Morocco.Overnight

Day 8 :   MARRAKECH 

Breakfast at your hotel.  transfer to Marrakech Airport for your departure flight.End of our services.

Welcome at Mohammed V airport by the EuroMaroc staff. Delivery of your vouchers and your trip documents. Brief review of the tour during your transfer to the hotel. Check in, dinner and accommodation.

 Day 2 : CASABLANCA/RABAT (95 km)

Visit of the economic capital of Morocco :the central market, the Habous district, the Royal Palace, the Mohamed V square, the residential area of Anfa and the outside of the mosque Hassan II.Lunch at one of the seafront restaurants.Continuation to Rabat , city tour :  the Royal Palace, (Mechouar), the Oudaya Kasbah, the Mohamed V mausoleum, the Hassan Tower, the Oudaya Kasbah  . Dinner and accommodation at the hotel.

 Day 03 Rabat/ Meknes/ Fez (220  km)

Departure to Meknes ,  built in the 17 ^th century.  Famous for its 40 km long walls, visit of the Bab Mansour, the Royal stables and the Jewish quarter.After lunch, continuation to the holy city of Moulay Idriss, and via the ruins of the Roman city of Volubilis, continuation to Fez.Dinner and accommodation at the hotel.

 DAY 04  FEZ 

The whole day is devoted to the city-sightseeing of Fez, the spirituel capital of Morocco : the medieval Medina with its Attarine and Bou Anania Medersas, the Nejjarine fountain, the  Moulay Idriss mausoleum, and the Karaouine mosque.Moroccan lunch at a traditional restaurant in the Medina. Afternoon, visit of the ceramic workshop.Dinner and accommodation at the hotel.

Day 5 : FEZ / BENI MELLAL/ MARRAKECH (485 km)

Departure to Marrakech passing by the Berber village of Immouzer and Ifrane. Lunch in Beni Mellal one of the agricultural centres of Morocco.Arrival in Marrakech in the late afternoon. Check in at the hotel, dinner and overnight.

DAY 6 :  MARRAKECH

Visit of   historical sites : the Menara garden, the Saadian tombs, the Bahia Palace, the Koutoubia . Lunch at the hotel. Afternoon, visit of the famous Djemaa El Fna square with its surrounding souks and handicraft quarters.Dinner with fantasia show. Accommodation at the hotel.

DAY 7  : MARRAKECH/  CASABLANCA(250 km)

Free morning. Lunch at the Moroccan restaurant, then  Departure to Casablanca. Dinner and accommodation  at the hotel.

Day 08: CASABLANCA/  DEPARTURE

Transfer to the Airport, with Departure assistance formalities.