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Fez Sightseeing |
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Dinner with Entertainment in Fez Medina |
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| Enjoy an evening of authentic Moroccan food, amidst a rich and captivating atmosphere. Dine on salads or haria (soup), and tajines or kebabs of beef or chicken, all while being entertained with music, folklore and bellydancing.
Departs at 8:30 pm; returns at 11:30 pm |
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Full Day Fez |
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| Join a day-long tour devoted to Fez, the oldest of the imperial cities, which is best known for its spiritual and educational contribution to the Moroccan culture. Fez served as the capital of Morocco for more than 400 years and is home to the University of Al Karaouine, the oldest operating university in the world. Fez is also the home of the oldest and largest medieval city in the world, which has remained almost unchanged since its founding in 789. Though the city has endured periods of hardship, it has has emerged more vibrant than ever, boasting its own distinctive culture, art, and even cuisine. Your tour includes visits to the medieval Fez el Bali Medina, the Medersas, the University of Al Karaouine, and the Nejjarine Fountains. You will also have the chance to explore the famous Souks, where craftsmen still practice their trades the traditional way. In the afternoon, visit Fes Jdid, the modern district of Fez |
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Marrakesh Sightseeing |
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Full Day Marrakesh |
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| Spend a full day sightseeing in Marrakesh, the second Imperial City, known as the \"pearl of the south\". Marrakesh sits in a lush oasis nestled at the foot of the snow-capped Atlas Mountains. Visit the Saadian Tombs, the towering Koutoubia Minaret and the Bahia Palace. Continue to the Souks and the medina, a labyrinth of stalls and small shops selling traditional Moroccan handicrafts, spices, and garments. A walk through the medina is like stepping back in time hundreds of years to see artisans and craftsmen plying their trades as they have for centuries. Finally, arrive at the famous Djemaa El Fna Square, a unique square which is continuously animated by the likes of jugglers, story-tellers, and snake charmers.
Departs at 9 am; returns at 4 pm |
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Djemaa El Fna Square Dinner |
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| Djemaa el Fna, located in the medina quarter of Marrakesh, is the city\'s bustling main square. This evening, enjoy typical Moroccan fare at a restaurant near the square while watching a traditional dance performance.
Departs approximately 7:30 pm; returns at 11:30 pm (depending on sunset) |
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Full Day Essaouira |
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| In the morning, travel to Essaouira, a seaside resort city on Morocco\'s Atlantic Coast. Its old Medina is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and an excellent example of a fortified North African town. Spanish cannons still line the battlements while parasols dot the harbor\'s beaches, creating a remarkably picturesque setting. In the Medina, artisans and craftsmen practice their trades as they have for hundreds of years. The city is also famed for hosting the Gnaoua World Music Festival, which draws musicians from across the world who come to play with the Gnaoua mystics.
Departs at 8 am; returns at 6 pm |
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Ourika Valley Tour |
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| Depart for a morning excursion to scenic Ourika Valley in the Atlas Mountains. Nestled at the foot of the famous ski resort Oukaimeden, the Ourika Valley rises slowly to the first hills of the High Atlas, where typical Moroccan villages are scattered amidst the towering mountains. Here you will see the natural majesty of Morocco at its finest, a pristine and marvelous place where only the birds disturb the silence. Ourika is also famous for its local pottery, which makes an excellent memento from your journey.
Departs at 9 am; returns at 1 pm |
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Ouarzazate Sightseeing |
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Sunrise Merzouga Tour |
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| Early in the morning, depart by Land Rover from your hotel to see the sunrise over the sand dunes of Merzouga, a spectacular and unforgetable experience that will leave you breathless. Return to the hotel in time for breakfast.
Departs approximately 4:00 am; returns at 7:00 am (depending on sunrise) |
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Full Day Zagora |
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| Traverse winding mountain roads southward over the easternmost part of the Anti-Atlas mountains, descending into Draa Valley. Through lush palm groves with small adobe villages, explore the region around Zagora, the last town before the desert. Visit centuries-old Tamegroute, where you will have the opportunity to visit the famous library containing ancient books and documents dating from the 12th century, and then see the spectacular sand dunes of Tinfou before returning to Ouarzazate.
Departs at 8:30 am; returns at 4:30 pm |
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