After the visit of Hassan II mosque, we drive for about one hour and 30 minuts to Rabat the administrative capital of Morocco, then we visit the Kasbah des Oudayas, and enjoy a good view on abou Regrag river and the city of Sale, after that we go to enjoy the beauty of Mohamed V mausoleum and Hassan Tower. In the afternoon we drive for about 2 hours to Meknes one of the four imperial cities of Morocco, one night in the hotel.

It is built on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean under the reign of King Hassan II. the mosque has a 210 m minaret. Its construction lasted 7 years and it was inaugurated on August 30, 1993. The mosque can accommodate 25,000 worshipers inside and 80,000 worshipers outside.

Visit of Meknes medina, and drive to the capital of Mauritania Tingitana during the roman occupation of north-Africa: Volubilis, in the afternoon we continue to Chefchaouen in the Rif mountains (night in a beautiful hotel by the square Out Ahammam). 4 hours drive.

Hri Souani is the most important historical monument in Meknes. It's a granary and was mainly used to store food, and has large stables for about 12 thousands horses. It was built by Moulay Ismaïl in the 18th century.

Included visit of the old medina of Fes, dated back to the 9 century,with a local guide, we start by appreciating panoramic view on the medina, then we visit pottery section before we go inside this huge agglomeration to visit tanneries, Koranic schools and museums.

We continue to the south east of Morocco, we drive through Errachidia, and along the Ziz valley we to Arfoud the town of dates and fossils. On the way we will make some photo stops, then we continue to Erg Echebbi to an auberge where we leave our big bags and ride camels to attend a sun set from the top of a big dune. (One night in the camp). 4h30mn drive.

Included visit of Marrakech, visit of Bahia palace, djemaa Lefna square, Koutobia mosque.

Bahia palace is one of the main monuments of the country's cultural heritage, and one of the main tourist sites in Marrakech. It as been built by Si Moussa a black slave, powerful and extremely wealthy as Grand Vizier of Sultan Moulay El Hassan of Morocco in the form of a vast riad it was the largest, and the most sumptuous palace of Morocco of its time. Ahmed ben Moussa, son heir successor of Si Mussa as Grand Vizier and regent to young Sultan Abdel Aziz enlarged the southern part of this official palace, where he resides with his four official wives, his harem, and their children. It is said that Ahmed ben Moussa employed more than 1000 craftsmen for 6 years to built the palace to his satisfaction (bahia means brilliance)