Today, we will embark on a city tour that includes a drive around the walls of the Royal Palace, a visit to the Mausoleums of Mohammad V and Hassan II, a self-guided walk through the old walled city, and the marvelous Oudayas Kasbah.

Subsequently, we will start our drive towards Asillah It has a very long history, controlled as it was by the Phoenicians, Greeks, Romans, Carthaginians, Portuguese, Spanish, and Arabs. Asilah was given its name by the Arabs, though the Romans knew it as Constancia, the Phoenician – Zilis. The biggest draw for visitors is the clean, well-kept medina, perhaps the most pristine in Morocco. Its white streets with blue plinths are adorned by the flowers of locals who decorate their houses, making a stroll here a relaxing experience.

Afterward, we will have a stop at the Herucle caves, Cape Spartel, and the seaside. Once we arrive in Tangier, we will have a visit to the Kasbah (old medina of Tangier).

We will start our drive towards the blue city “Chefchaouen”, After 2 hours of driving, we will reach Chefchaouen, where you will start visiting the old Medina, Outa-el-Hammam Square, Jewish Quarter, etc. In addition, you will see a wide variety of artisan shops, restaurants with terraces, and cafés where you can enjoy, relax, and eat. Free time in Chefchaouen and an overnight stay in a hotel.

Today, we will start our journey through the Rif Mountains straight to Roman ruins. Volubilis (a UNESCO World Heritage Site): Afterward, we will extend our trip to explore Meknes City. Begin with a short walk in Lahdim Square. After that, we will see the Bab-Mansour, the biggest cultural gate in Morocco. Later, the Sahrij Basin and Heri-Esswani. In the late afternoon, we will head to our destination, “Fes“.

Begin your day in Fes by exploring the historic district of Fes el Jedid. This part of the city is home to the royal palace, known for its impressive Moroccan architecture. In the same area, you’ll also discover the Mellah, the heart of Fes’ Jewish heritage, which has rich cultural and historical significance.

Today, you will have a great chance to see the sunrise in the middle of the sand dunes. Then, We will explore the most interesting Merzouga desert surroundings. Firstly, we will visit the Nomads. who still live simple lives under tents and by raising camels, goats, and sheep. We will spend some time with them and discover their lifestyle. Then, we will leave for Mifiss’s mine of plumb. Further, on the discovery trip will travel to Khamlia, a small village that is about 5 km from Merzouga.

Here, you will discover another lifestyle of Gnaouas they kept their unique traditions. We will also, visit the panoramic view of Galb Nass, the 4WD Cars Museum, and the desert Oases. Lunch will be in a local restaurant where you will try Berber pizza as a part of the adventure. In the afternoon, you have time for leisure and an overnight stay in a Hotel/Riad in the Merzouga desert.

Today, we’ll head to Rissani, where we’ll stroll around the town and its historic market. The journey continues to many more Berber villages, including Mellab, Tinjdad, and Jourf, a village that is famous for its ancient irrigation wells. We’ll next move on to Todra Valley and the towering 300-meter-tall canyons of the Todra gorges. The force of the water may indeed find its way between the cracks in the rocks. We will have a walk inside the gorge, then continue to Dades Valley where we will spend the overnight night. 

After breakfast, a visit to the Dades gorges and a short walk there is scheduled. Back at the car, the trip to Ouarzazate continues, We will continue through the Valley of the Roses, famous for its Rose Festival in May. Cosmetics and toiletry items are produced and valued throughout the country. In Skoura and the oasis there, we will visit the Kasbah of Amridil. The kasbah has been beautifully restored and gives a clear idea of life within such housing. It is made entirely of adobe, an excellent building material; warm in winter and cool in summer due to the thickness of the walls. 45 minutes later, you reach Ouarzazate, where we will visit the Atlas studio and have a short look at Taourirt Kasbah. Overnight stay in Ouarzazate.

Following our visit to Ouarzazate, we will drive approximately 27 kilometers and arrive at Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This remarkable location has served as the backdrop for numerous Hollywood productions such as “Lawrence of Arabia,” “Gladiator,” “Kingdom of Heaven,” “Prince of Persia,” and more. The Kasbahs, or fortresses, showcase the unique and exotic Moroccan architecture and culture. After our exploration of the kasbah, we’ll continue our journey through the High Atlas Mountains, passing through the “Tichka pass,” eventually leading us to Marrakech.

Today, following your departure flight timetable, we will head towards Casablanca airport, where we will finish our 12-day Best of Morocco Tour Itinerary.