Overview

Trip Summary

Arrive Marrakech, Morocco.

 Riad les Rêves d’Amélie.

Explore the Red City.

 Riad les Rêves d’Amélie.

 Meals : Breakfast.

Gardens and Cooking Class Bio

. Riad les Rêves d’Amélie.

 Meals: Breakfast.

Gateway to the Desert.

 Dar-blues. Meals :Dinner, Breakfast.

Dunes of The Sahara.

Luxury desert Camp. Meals :Dinner, Breakfast.

The middle Atlas.

 Riad Sara. Meals : Breakfast.

City tours .

 Riad Sara.

 Meals : Breakfast.

 Explore Chefchaouin.

Riad Assilah Chaouen.

Meals :Breakfast.

Charming Capital of Morocco and Economic

. Melliber Casablanca Hotel & Appart Hotel.

Depart Casablanca.

Map and Itinerary:

Places you’ll  See.

Medina of Marrakesh

When you enter the medina, you enter a world of maze-like alleyways and shopkeeper hustle. It’s a colorful and noisy experience that should not be missed on your Moroccan sightseeing tours.

Ait Benhaddou (Ait Benhaddou)

Ait Benhaddou, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, was once a caravan route connecting the Sahara with the ancient city of Marrakech. The village’s mud and straw structures appear to blend into the rocky red background, where merchant houses, sandy rocky staircases, and narrow pathways add to the magic.

The Dades Valley’s Oasis

The Dades Gorges Valley has been around for millions of years. The sandstone and limestone rust-red walls carved by the Dades River are a stunning sight as the evening light swirls around them. Dades Valley, a popular hiking and adventure destination, has something for everyone at any time of year.

Camel trek through the Merzouga Desert

Merzouga is a small village on the outskirts of Erg Chebbi, a massive fire-orange sand dune. It’s a popular tourist destination for desert camping, camel rides, and midnight bonfires. Locals visit Merzouga during the hottest months of the year for an unusual natural treatment for rheumatism: burying themselves up to the neck in the steaming hot sands.

Chefchaouen, nestled among the lush Rif Mountains, is a labyrinth hill town of blue-on-blue buildings with an incredibly photogenic glow.

It’s a tranquil, easygoing town that’s ideal for recharging after spending time in the cities of Fes and Marrakesh.

Casablanca’s Hassan II Mosque

The Hassan II Mosque is one of Casablanca’s most beautiful structures, and it houses the world’s second tallest minaret tower at 210 meters. The historic Old Medina, full of beautiful white French colonial buildings, historical city walls, and many Neo-Moorish style structures, attracts the majority of Casablanca’s tourism.

View of Rabat and the Bou Regreg river

The Bou Regreg river embankment runs through Rabat’s ancient city. Rabat, which was founded as a full-fledged fortress in 1146, still retains its incredible medieval character, as evidenced by the town’s mausoleums and the ruins of Chellah, a fortified necropolis and garden.