Arrival in Marrakech and meeting with the driver and transfer to the hotel.
Check-in at the hotel.
Dinner at the hotel. If arrival is very late (after 10:00 p.m.), a cold dinner will be left in the room.
Overnight stay in Marrakech.

Breakfast at the hotel
9:00 a.m. Departure with a local Marrakech guide for the Majorelle Gardens. We will also visit the Ben Youssef Madrasa, a Koranic school of Benedierín origin dating back to the mid-14th century, as well as the Marrakech Museum, housed in the palace of a minister of the Sultan at the end of the 19th century.
1:00 p.m. Lunch at the hotel.
We will take a guided tour of Marrakech. We will begin with a visit to the exterior of the Koutoubía, the twin tower of the Sevillian Giralda. We will then visit the Menara Gardens, which boast a large 30,000-square-meter pond. This pond was built during the Almohad era, who designed an entire system of underground pipes to harness the meltwater from the Atlas Mountains for irrigation. This system is still in use after almost nine centuries of history. We will also visit the Bahia Palace, dedicated by the vizier to one of his favorites at the end of the 19th century.
We will end the day at the Plaza de Jmaa el Fna, which at this time of day becomes the greatest spectacle on earth. In the afternoon, the most unusual characters take over the space: storytellers, snake charmers, soothsayers and sorcerers, dentists with samples of their trophies, women with henna tattoos, fakirs, acrobats, musicians, boxers, artists, healers, and more.
Orange juice vendors take advantage of the region's abundance of this fruit to ply their trade, while others wear the typical outfits of ancient water vendors. It is truly an incredible place.
For those who require transportation, you will return to the hotel at 8:00 p.m., subject to the group's agreement with the guide. Those who do not wish to return to the hotel can stay in the square and make their own way home.
Free time for dinner in Marrakech. However, dinner at the famous Fantasy Chez Ali show, representing the different tribes of Morocco and their traditions, will be offered as an option.
For those who do not wish to dine at the show, there are numerous restaurants around the square and its surrounding areas.

Breakfast at the hotel and check-out.
8:00 a.m. We will continue our journey towards the great south of Morocco. To do so, we will cross the majestic High Atlas Mountains and the port of Tzi n'Tichka, a 2,260-meter-wide gateway to the desert. We will stop here to admire the spectacular views that can be seen from there.
We will continue to Ait Ben Haddou, one of the geological wonders of the world, which has remained a universe apart for millennia. We will visit a magnificent fortress that has served as the setting for renowned films such as "Lawrence of Arabia," "Gladiator," and "The Jewel of the Nile." It consists of several buildings—the ochre of the adobe seems to blend with the dry ground, over which once flowed a large torrent that is now farmland.
After visiting this emblematic site, we will continue to Ouarzazate, the former garrison of French troops. Ouarzazate is located in the southern part of the country. It is rich for its agriculture, renowned for the dates in its palm groves, and beautiful for the roses that grow on its banks and for its henna. It is also a favorite destination for great filmmakers, which has boosted the region's economy and led to the creation of numerous audiovisual companies, which employ many of its residents.
We will continue to Boulomane de Dades. The Dades River Valley is located in a deep Moroccan gorge in the High Atlas Mountains, between the towns of Boumalne Dades and Msemrir. This part of Morocco is famous for its landscapes and the hospitality of its inhabitants, who are predominantly Berbers.
Arrival at the hotel, room allocation, and dinner at the hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel and check-out.
We recommend bringing a small backpack today and packing what you'll need for the day, as we'll be sleeping in khaimas in the desert. When we arrive in the desert, we'll leave most of our luggage in the van and only bring this small backpack with what we'll need for the night.
Departure from the hotel to continue our journey along the well-known kasbah route.
We'll depart for Tinghir, where we'll detour to the Todra Gorges. There, we'll admire the magnificent palm groves that help to resist the heat.
Free lunch.
In the afternoon, we will continue our journey to Merzouga. We will spend the night in Khaimas, next to the Erg Chebbi dunes in the Sahara Desert, where we can admire a spectacular starry sky.
Camel ride in the desert included.
Dinner and overnight stay in Khaimas.
After dinner, there will be a bonfire with Berber drum music.

Sunrise in the Sahara. These dunes stretch to the horizon, some rising to over 150 meters. The experience of seeing the first rays of sunlight emerge from the Sahara is breathtaking.
Today, you must rise early to witness the unforgettable sunrise.
Breakfast at the Kasbah
After breakfast, we will depart for Fez, the first of the Imperial Cities. Its origins date back to the 8th century. It is also one of the first holy cities of Muslim worship in Morocco and proudly hosts one of the oldest universities in the world.
Along the way, we will cross the Middle and High Atlas Mountains, with several observation stops along the way.
Dinner at the hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel and departure.
Strolling through the labyrinthine streets of Fez transports you to bygone worlds where potters, blacksmiths, and artisans coexist with foreign visitors, who never cease to be surprised by observing its inhabitants and smelling the many aromas and smells that fill the city's atmosphere.
9:00 a.m. We depart for a tour of the city of Fez with a local guide. We will begin with a panoramic view of the city, including the tombs of the Marinids. Next, we will visit Fez el Jedid, including the Plaza de los Alawites, the exterior of the Royal Palace, and Dar el Makhzen.
We will continue with a walking tour of Fez el Bali. We will visit the Attarin Spice Souk and the Jenna Souk. We will arrive at Nejjarin Square, where the fondue of the same name is located, and we will pass by the Bounania madrasa. We will continue to Es Seffarin Square to end the morning in the tanners' quarter and see the tanneries.
Mirrors, perfumes, chickens, pigeons, silverware, gold, babouches, sandals, chadors, djellabas, drums, vegetables, fruit, pottery, ceramics, wrought iron, spices, portraits of the king, cereals, books, glassware, everything imaginable, everything… is there.
The constant clatter of donkeys, laden with goods from various sources, transports you to another world, interrupted only by the cry of "Balak" with which the animal's owner warns passersby of the donkey's passing.
In the afternoon, we begin our journey to Chefchaouen, also known as the blue city of the Rif Mountains. Arrival in Chefchaouen
Dinner at the hotel

Breakfast at the hotel and departure at 12:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m. Guided tour of Chefchaouen
Chefchaouen is a city perched on the mountain, white and blue, with wise, friendly, and respectful people, who offer visitors beautiful views of urban decline, precious samples of local crafts, and a peace and serenity that is difficult to find today. From here, you leave with a strong desire to return and spend more time, talking to its people and finding peace.
After the tour, free time to enjoy Chefchaouen, an easily manageable city.
For a leisurely lunch, we recommend ordering a sandwich at one of the many places to eat in Chefchaouen.
2:30 p.m. Departure for Tangier.
Arrival in Tangier, transfer to your hotel, port, or airport, and end of our services.