Day 1:

Marrakech

Salaam Alaikum, welcome to Marrakech! Your adventure officially begins with a welcome meeting at 6 PM.

If you arrive early, take the opportunity to explore Djamaa el-Fna Square, a vibrant hub of street performers, market stalls, and local delicacies

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Day 2:

Marrakech

After breakfast, dive into the soul of Marrakech with a guided walking tour led by a knowledgeable local expert.

Wander through the labyrinthine alleys of the medina, where vibrant souks overflow with spices, textiles, and handcrafted treasures. Your guide will introduce you to the rich history and culture of the city, from the iconic Koutoubia Mosque to the bustling Jemaa el-Fnaa square. 

Along the way, pause to sample aromatic Moroccan spices, sip traditional coffee in a tucked-away café, and learn about the centuries-old traditions that shape daily life here.

The afternoon is yours to explore at your own leisure.

Activities included: Medina Guided tour & Spice Sand Coffee

Day 3:

Casablanca

After breakfast, leave behind the vibrant streets of Marrakech and journey north to Casablanca, Morocco’s largest and most modern city. Upon arrival, settle into your accommodation and take some time to rest and refresh. 

In the afternoon, head to one of the city’s most breathtaking landmarks, the Hassan II Mosque.

Perched dramatically on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, this architectural marvel is one of the largest mosques in the world and a symbol of Moroccan craftsmanship and spiritual devotion. If timing allows, join a guided tour to admire its intricate mosaics, towering minaret, and serene prayer halls. 

As the sun sets, enjoy a quiet evening by the Corniche or at a local café.

Activities included: Hassan II Mosque

Day 4:

Tangier – Chefchaouen

This morning, set off for the coastal city of Tangier, a vibrant hub with deep historical ties to the Mediterranean and a key gateway to the African continent. 

Begin with a short orientation walk led by your guide, then enjoy some leisure time to discover the city’s charm.

You might want to stop by Café Hafa, a legendary spot perched above the sea, known for hosting stars like Sean Connery, The Beatles, and The Rolling Stones. Sip mint tea while gazing out toward Gibraltar.

Later in the day, travel by private transfer to Chefchaouen. Tucked into a broad valley between two peaks in the Rif Mountains, Chefchaouen was largely rebuilt by Andalusian exiles fleeing the Reconquista.

Join your guide for an orientation walk and make your way to a scenic viewpoint to catch the sunset over the blue-hued town. 

In the evening, if you’re in the mood for a snack, the local goat cheese is a beloved delicacy.

Activities included: Guided walk in Tangier, Sunset viewpoint in Chefchaouen

Day 5:

Chefachouen

Today is yours to enjoy in Chefchaouen.

You can join a guided tour through the medina, soaking in its vibrant colours, lively atmosphere, and fragrant spice stalls.  Or simply relax at a café in Plaza Uta el-Hammam and try some of the local specialities – the fresh orange juice is especially refreshing! 

If you’re feeling adventurous, consider heading into the hills for a scenic hike and picnic. One popular option is the trek to Akchour Falls, a stunning natural escape in the Rif Mountains, where rivers and waterfalls weave through lush greenery.

As evening falls, you could treat yourself to a traditional tagine at a cosy local restaurant or unwind at a hammam, a classic Moroccan steam bath. The night is yours to spend as you wish

Day 6:

Moulay Idriss

This morning, start your day with a relaxed breakfast before setting off on a scenic drive through the countryside to the revered village of Moulay Idriss.

Wander through the medina of this historic town and get a glimpse into the rhythms of traditional Moroccan life. Visit the sacred site where pilgrims come to honour Moulay Idriss, the great-grandson of the Prophet Mohammed, who introduced Islam to Morocco. 

As the sun sets, take in sweeping views across the plains of Volubilis below. Tonight, settle into a warm and inviting local guesthouse, where your host will prepare a generous home-cooked meal. Share stories over dinner and gain a deeper appreciation for their way of life a truly memorable cultural experience.

Activities included: Guided village walk in Moulay Idriss

Day 7:

Volubilis – Fes

Today, set out on a guided visit to the UNESCO-listed ruins of Volubilis once a distant outpost of the Roman Empire.

Perched on the edge of a sweeping plateau, the site’s impressive remains offer a striking glimpse into ancient history. Wander through the hilltop ruins as your local guide shares stories and insights into the city’s past.

Afterwards, travel to Meknes, where you’ll have some free time to explore the city’s highlights at your own pace. In the afternoon, continue on to Fes, your base for the next two nights.

Fes is Morocco’s oldest imperial city and the most complete medieval city in the Arab world. Revered as the country’s spiritual and cultural capital, it’s a perfect place to gather with your group for an optional dinner at a local restaurant.

Activities included: Entrance and guided tour of Volubilis & Guided tour of Meknes

Day 8:

Fes

Today, embark on a guided walking tour through the heart of Fes el Bali, the Old City of Fes.

Step into a living museum of the Middle Ages as you navigate the medina’s maze of narrow alleys, bustling souks, artisan workshops, and centuries-old mosques. Watch donkeys weave through the crowds with goods piled high. This is one of the largest car-free urban areas in the world. 

Explore the medina’s distinct quarters, each dedicated to a different craft or trade. Visit the beautifully restored Medersa Bou Inania, now open to visitors, and admire the intricate architecture of Medresse el Attarine and the historic Funduq al-Najjarin. 

You’ll also stop by the famous tannery for a classic view over the colourful dye pits and visit a ceramics workshop to see traditional pottery in the making. 

The afternoon is yours to explore further. This evening, consider sampling Moroccan Favourites like harira (a spiced chickpea soup) or pastilla, a savoury pie filled with chicken and couscous.

Activities included: Medina walking tour, Medresse el Attarine, Tannery visit & Funduq al-Najjarin

Day 9:

Midelt

This morning, leave behind the historic charm of Fes and journey southeast toward Midelt, a peaceful town nestled between the Middle and High Atlas Mountains. 

Known for its cool climate and scenic surroundings, Midelt offers a refreshing change of pace.  Upon arrival, settle into your accommodation and take time to relax after the drive. 

The rest of the day is free for you to enjoy at your own pace, perhaps taking a gentle walk through the town, admiring the mountain views, or simply unwinding with a book. Midelt’s quiet atmosphere provides the perfect setting to recharge before continuing your Moroccan adventure.

Day 10:

Merzouga

Today, your journey takes you deeper into Morocco’s dramatic landscapes as you head toward Merzouga, a gateway to the vast and mesmerising Sahara Desert. As the terrain shifts from rocky plateaus to golden dunes, the anticipation builds. 

Upon arrival, prepare for a truly unforgettable experience a camel trek into the heart of the Erg Chebbi dunes. With the sun beginning to dip below the horizon, ride your camel across the sweeping sands, soaking in the silence and beauty of the desert. 

Arrive at your desert camp in time to watch the sunset paint the dunes in fiery hues. Enjoy a traditional dinner under the stars, accompanied by some local music around the campfire.

Activities included: Camel Ride & Dinner at the Camp

Day 11:

Todra Gorge

After breakfast, continue your journey through Morocco’s stunning landscapes as you head toward Todra, nestled at the edge of the High Atlas Mountains. 

Upon arrival, visit the awe-inspiring Todra Gorge, a dramatic canyon carved by the Todra River, with towering limestone cliffs that rise to 300 meters. Take time to explore the gorge on foot, marvelling at its sheer scale and natural beauty. 

Later, enjoy a special cultural experience with a traditional Amazigh (Berber) brunch, prepared by locals and served in a welcoming village setting. Savour regional flavours while learning about Amazigh customs and daily life. 

The afternoon is yours to relax or explore further.

Activities included: Todra Gorges visit & Local Amazigh Brunch in the valley

Day 12:

Marrakech

This morning, set off for the iconic Ait Benhaddou, a UNESCO World Heritage-listed ksar nestled along the former caravan route between the Sahara and Marrakech. 

Upon arrival, join your leader for a guided walk through the ancient, fortified village, where you will explore its maze of earthen buildings and learn about its historical significance and cinematic fame. 

After the walk, enjoy a meaningful lunch at Tawesna, a riverside café run by a local women’s cooperative, where your meal supports community development and sustainable tourism. 

In the afternoon, begin the scenic drive back to Marrakech, crossing the dramatic Tizi n’Tichka pass through the High Atlas Mountains. 

Once in Marrakech, settle into your accommodation and enjoy a free evening to relax or explore the city’s vibrant streets.

Activities included: Ksar walk in Ait Benhaddon & lunch at Tawesna

Day 13:

End Tour

There are no activities planned for the final day. Your group departure transfer to Marrakech airport will be arranged based on your flight details.