Where every journey is a refreshing escape into the heart of adventure.
This comprehensive expedition offers an immersive dive into the soul of Morocco, bridging the gap between its regal history and its raw, natural beauty. Over nine days, this journey unfolds like a living history book, transitioning from the sophisticated Atlantic capitals to the ancient medieval heart of the country, before crossing the rugged spine of the Atlas Mountains to reach the silence of the deep desert.
The Medina of Fez is a living museum, offering a profound connection to medieval Islamic urbanism and Moroccan heritage
The dunes reach heights of up to 150 meters, creating a dramatic and undulating landscape that feels like a "sea of sand."
is a historic, fortified port city on Morocco's Atlantic coast, famous for its blue-and-white medina (UNESCO site), strong winds (ideal for wind/kitesurfing), vibrant Gnaoua music scene, and relaxed, artistic vibe that attracted hippies in the 60s.
Arrive in Casablanca and visit the magnificent Hassan II Mosque, the only one in Morocco open to non-Muslims. Afterward, drive to the capital city, Rabat, to explore the Oudaya Kasbah and the Hassan Tower.
Head east toward Meknes, one of the four Imperial cities, known for its massive Bab Mansour gate. Nearby, visit the Roman ruins of Volubilis, a UNESCO site, before arriving in the spiritual heart of Morocco: Fes.
Spend the day exploring the Fes El Bali, the world’s largest medieval medina. Navigate the labyrinthine alleys, visit the famous tanneries, and admire the intricate tilework of the Al-Attarine Madrasa.
A long but scenic drive. Cross the Middle Atlas Mountains, passing through the cedar forests of Azrou. Descend into the Ziz Valley and arrive at the golden dunes of Merzouga, where you will trek by camel to a luxury desert camp.
Leave the city for the Middle Atlas Mountains. Pass through Ifrane, often called "Little Switzerland" due to its alpine architecture, and see the Barbary macaques in the cedar forests of Azrou. End the day in the apple-growing town of Midelt.
The landscape shifts from mountains to palm-fringed canyons as you drive through the Ziz Valley. In the late afternoon, you reach Merzouga, where the massive orange dunes of Erg Chebbi appear on the horizon like a golden wall.
Spend a full day immersed in the desert. Visit the village of Khamlia to hear traditional Gnawa music and meet nomadic families. In the afternoon, mount your camel to trek deep into the dunes to watch the sunset before a night in a luxury tent.
After sunrise in the dunes, head to Rissani, a traditional market town. Continue to Tinghir, home to the spectacular Todra Gorge, where you can walk along the river between 300-meter-high limestone cliffs.
Drive through the Dades Valley and the Valley of the Roses. Stop at the Skoura Oasis to see the 17th-century Amridil Kasbah. Arrive in Ouarzazate, the gateway to the desert and a hub for international film productions.
Explore the UNESCO-listed Ait Benhaddou, the most famous fortified village in Morocco. Afterward, begin the climb over the Tizi n'Tichka pass. Stay the night in a mountain lodge to enjoy the crisp air and views of Berber villages.
Descend from the peaks and head toward the Atlantic coast. The landscape changes to Argan forests (where you might see tree-climbing goats). Arrive in Essaouira, a breezy, artistic town protected by 18th-century sea walls.
A day of relaxation. Wander the Skala de la Ville, watch the blue fishing boats in the harbor, and sample fresh grilled sardines. The medina here is easy to navigate and perfect for stress-free shopping for woodwork and art.
Enjoy a final morning by the sea before a 3-hour drive to Marrakech. Transition from the calm of the coast to the electric energy of the Jemaa el-Fnaa square, which transforms into a giant open-air kitchen at night.
Discover the city's icons: the Koutoubia Mosque, the Bahia Palace, and the vibrant Majorelle Garden. Spend your final afternoon bargaining for treasures in the souks or relaxing in a traditional hammam.
Depending on your flight time, squeeze in a last visit to the Saadian Tombs or a final glass of mint tea before your transfer to the airport for your journey home.
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