Dinner & Overnight at the hotel in Ouarzazate.

You will appreciate the local habitant’s hospitality, the charming canyons along with a series of Ksours and kasbahs throughout the road as well as the magnificent view of the High Atlas mountains. Then, we leave Tinghir heading to Erfoud city via Tinjdad. Next, we keep on the journey to Merzouga by 4x4 vehicles. After arriving at Merzouga dunes (Erg Chebbi) , you will ride camels to witness the charming Sahara sunset. Dinner & overnight under Tent in the desert.

Dinner & overnight in the hotel in Fes.

The Fez medina has been declared a World Heritage Site by the United Nations. This means ongoing efforts are being made to preserve it in its present state and to encourage a return to some of its former uses, such as residential. We went from one end of the medina to the other, but we barely scratched the surface.  The Fez medina is Morocco's largest, some 2,700 acres. The medina is closed to motorized traffic, so donkey carts are widely used to ferry goods around.  This means you must watch where you walk.  It's best to take a guide along as its easy to get lost in such a big marketplace. 

Volubilis is a nearby Roman settlement that has slumbered in the Moroccan countryside for over 2,000 years. Dating back to pre-Roman times Volubilis was a thriving city, complete with a forum, a capitol, basilica, triumphal arch, oil presses and spas. Settled on what was probably a Carthaginian city date from the third century B.C., Volubilis was a central administrative city for this part of Roman Africa. However, the city was not abandoned after the Romans lost their eminence in the region, and even the Latin language survived for centuries before the Arabs conquered North Africa in the late 7th century, and people continued to live in Volubilis for a further 1,000 years.

Casablanca is remarkable for its number of Art Deco buildings and villas, vestiges of the French protectorate and for its administrative centre, Place Mohammed V. Designed in 1920, this superb square includes much architecture in the neo-Moorish style favoured by the Protectorate: the Prefecture, Law Courts and Post Office. The nearby Ligue Arabe Park, Casablanca’s largest green space, is perfect for visitors wishing to escape the incessant bustle of the streets. You will go through the wide avenues and long stripes. Later walk through the narrow streets of the Medina. The tour also features visits : the United Nations Square, the Court House, the Medina, various souks, the central market, Habous district and Corniche Boulevard of Ain Diab, and of course: the Hassan II mosque (not opened for tourists on fridays – free entrance for muslims).

After breakfast, Transfer to Casablanca airport for the return flight.