Breakfast at your hotel in Casablanca then head toward Rabat, the capital of Morocco and one of the imperial cities in the country. We will explore the most attractions in the city. Oudaya, the old medina, Shalla, and Hassan tower. After the lunch break, we will drive to Chefchaouen (the blue city). It is one of the most picturesque and photogenic towns in the world. We will walk through the beautiful streets of the city, then, visit the Spanish mosque, and also enjoy the sunset that looks amazing from that place. Overnight in Chefchaouen.

Breakfast at the hotel in Fes and check out. Transfer to Volubilis which is around 3hrs drive from Chefchaouen. We will visit the ruins of the city of Volubilis(UNESCO world heritage) which was founded in the 40s BC. - It is one of the best-preserved monuments of the Roman era in North Africa. The ruins are vast in area and spread among picturesque green fields. It has impressive administrative buildings, palaces, and baths with beautiful mosaics. Then we will continue to Meknes one of the imperial cities. We will have a short tour of the city and lunch break before we continue to Fez for the overnight.

We will do sightseeing in the cultural and religious capital of the Kingdom. You will plunge into the magical atmosphere of a medieval oriental city, walk along the crooked and narrow streets of the ancient Medina, and get acquainted with the numerous historical and architectural monuments that adorned the former capital of the Kingdom of the Sultans from the Merinid and Alaouite dynasties. Most of these monuments are excellent examples of the Moorish architectural style. You will visit the Bu Inanya mosque, see the madrassas (Muslim universities), Nejarin square, and the fountain. you will find yourself in the handicraft quarters, where leather and pottery craftsmen work according to the technology they inherited from their grandfathers and great-grandfathers, whose secrets are carefully transferred from generation to generation. Then we will continue to the Jewish quarter that is still present now. It shows the co-existence of the 2 communities, Muslims and Jewish.

Khamlia is a village located in the southeastern part of Morocco, near the town of Merzouga. It is known for its unique cultural heritage, particularly its connection to the Gnawa people. The Gnawa are a group with African origins who have a distinct musical and spiritual tradition.

We will wake up with the first rays of the sun to see the sunrise over the stunning and silent sand dunes. This moment will become one of your most vivid impressions of Morocco! After breakfast, we will return to the village of Merzouga and continue our journey to Dades. On the way, we will pass by Rissani which has "The fossil factory", where you can see the many fossils that this region is rich in. After about 3 hours, we will stop for a panoramic photo near the picturesque town of Tinghir in the middle of a large palm oasis. Next, we will continue to the famous Todra Gorge, We will walk along the gorge and have lunch at a local restaurant. We will continue our journey through the amazing village of Dades. Overnight in Dades.

The Rissani Souk is a lively market in Morocco's Rissani town. People come here to buy and sell things like spices, clothes, and crafts. It's an old place with lots of history, and you can feel the busy energy as people trade and talk. If you want to see a real Moroccan market, this is a cool place to visit.

Today, we will have a short drive to Dades gorges, then continue our way to Ouarzazate. We will pass by Mgouna where the roses festival takes place every year. The city of Ouarzazate is often called the "Hollywood of Morocco" due to the fact that many historical films were filmed in this city. Next, we will have a a short drive to Ait Ben Hadou, the world UNESCO heritage, this place is attracted by many visitors as it is the place where the Game Of Thrones was filmed. After our visit that will last for 1hr, we will move to Marrakesh through the highest Atlas Mountains, Tizi n-Tishka at an altitude of 2260 m (3.5-4 hours excluding stops). We'll be making photo stops along the way. This is one of the most picturesque roads in Morocco, which offers views of the green river valleys with adobe villages and the ruins of ancient kasbahs. Afterward, we will head toward Marrakech. We can have some rest in the hotel, and you have time on your own.

After breakfast at the hotel, the whole day will be devoted to visiting the historical city of Marrakesh, the“Pearl of the South.” Since the city was one of the capitals of the Kingdom during the reign of the three dynasties of the Moroccan sultans, It got a large number of museums and architectural monuments. Each Monument in the city is a piece of art. The whole morning will be devoted to getting to know them (the Koutoubia Mosque, the Manara Pavilion surrounded by olive plantations, the tombs of the Saadian sultans, a fine example of palace architecture the Bahia Palace, El Badii palace, and the Majorelle Gardens. After lunch, you will visit the most colorful market in Morocco and the famous Jemaa El Fna square. This is a real theater in the open air where you will see snake charmers, healers, sorcerers, merchants of fruits, and exotic spices.

Majorelle Gardens is a colorful and peaceful place in Morocco. It's like a hidden oasis in the city of Marrakech. The gardens are full of bright blue buildings, cacti, and exotic plants. A famous French painter named Jacques Majorelle created this place a long time ago. It's a nice break from the city's busy streets. You can stroll around, enjoy the beautiful colors, and even learn about plants from different parts of the world. It's a calming spot where nature and art come together.

The Bahia Palace is a beautiful palace in Marrakech, Morocco. It's like a treasure chest of intricate designs and peaceful gardens. A long time ago, it was built for a powerful man's family, and you can see how fancy and important it was. The palace has stunning courtyards, colorful tiles, and elegant rooms where people used to live and meet. You can feel the history and luxury when you walk through the palace. The gardens are a nice place to relax and imagine what life was like back then. It's a must-visit if you're interested in history and architecture.