welcome to Morocco your first step will be in Marrakech where you will have an included arrival transfer from Marrakech airport to our joining hotel where you will meet you fellow traveller and the guide overnight at the Hotel. D

After breakfast, we will have our local guide to take us through some of the highlights of the city. The Bahia palace will be our first destination, this beautiful palace, built at the end of the 19th century by Grand Vizier of Morocco at that time represents a great example of the Moorish architecture. After that we will visit the Souks (Markets) to get to the famous square Djamaa Lefna, which is the central place for entertainment in Marrakech. After lunch in one of the local restaurant we will leave the old Medina and head North towards the Majorelle Gardens, very beautiful gardens built by Jack Majorelle during 1920s next door we will visit the famous museum of Yves St Laurent. The rest of the afternoon will be spent at leisure. Overnight in Marrakech

After breakfast we’ll leave Marrakech towards Ouarzazate enjoying spectacular sceneries of the high Atlas Mountains with its famous pass (Tizi N’Tichka 2260m) and many Berber villages. After lunch in Ouarzazate, we’ll then continue to Skoura Oasis and Dades valley, overnight in Dades gorges (B, L, D)

This morning we leave Dades valley. Along the drive, we will have photo stops of very panoramic views before we get to Toudra Gorges for a nice walk. Our Adventure will continue to get to the Sahara Desert where we will meet our camel team. En route we stop for lunch in one of the local restaurants on the road. Now, be ready for a unique adventure on the back of the camels crossing the sand dunes of Erg Chebi. While on the camels, enjoy breathtaking sceneries watching the colours of the sand dunes vary according to intensity of the light. After our journey on the back of the camels, we will get to our Berber camp at the Sahara Desert and you will have some free time. Enjoy an authentic Moroccan dinner washed down with some mint tea. Around the campfire, admire an evening entertainment preformed by the local nomads playing traditional Berber music. Our unforgettable journey ends up with a sleep under the stars.

It is time to bid a farewell to Sahara Desert and Camels so try to capture some unforgettable memories. Our journey will continue to get to lunch place in Midelt and night in Fes . (B, L, D).

Today we take the guided tour of Fes. Fes is the oldest and largest medieval city in the world. Its medina, home to 400.000 inhabitants, with only donkeys and bikes as a means of transportation, is a heady mix of aromas, sights and sounds. There are plenty of mosques and palaces to visit, but be aware that only Muslims can enter Mosques in Morocco. After exploring the dye-pits, tanneries, pottery and restaurants, we return to our hotel to freshen up for tonight, where we have the chance for a traditional meal and entertainment in the city with live Moroccan entertainment including traditional dancing, belly dancing and magicians. Overnight in Fes.

After breakfast we drive towards Chefchaouen (bleu city) that is a Moroccan popular tourist attraction and welcoming town situated in the Rif Mountains just south of the Mediterranean coastline in northwest Morocco. This nice bleu city is known for its traditional buildings. Enjoy a walk to explore the white and blue washed walls of the medina and the markets that offer some unique native handicrafts. Chefchaouen is a fantastic destination for photography with its wonderful views of the Rif Mountains. We will have dinner in one of the local restaurants in the medina before returning back to our hotel. Overnight in Chefchaouen.

This morning we will travel south to the official capital of Morocco Rabat. On the arrival we will have a guided tour of Rabat to see its highlights, we will start with the royal palace of Rabat which is the official palace for the king and the government, then Hassan tower and the Mausoleum of the Alaouite king Mohamed V and his son Hassan II, after that we will visit the Oudayah Kasbah, a fortified building used to be a place to defend the city from the invasion of the European countries, after the visit of Rabat we will continue to Casablanca for the overnight.