Following breakfast, we travel to Rabat by car along the coast. The city is the present capital and one of Morocco’s imperial cities. It is situated in Morocco’s northwest. The Hassan Tower, Mohammed V’s Mausoleum, and the Kasbah of Oudaya are among the city’s highlights that you will see. Lunch hour is free. To get to the Blue city of Chefchaouen, we go north through Ouazzane in the afternoon. The city, which is known for its blue-painted alleyways and houses, is situated in the Rif Mountains. Lastly, spend the night in a motel.

Third day: Meknes, Fes, Chefchaouen, and the Roman remains of Volubilis
Feel free to explore the charming lanes of the blue after breakfast.

free to explore the stunning lanes of Chefchaouen’s blue city after breakfast. After that, we take a car to the Volubilis old Roman ruins. Because UNESCO has designated it a World Heritage Site, it has been well-preserved. It features old pillars and archways, as well as several exquisite mosaics strewn throughout. We travel 30 kilometers to Meknes after taking a look among the ruins. The city is regarded as one of the imperial cities and the capital of the Ismailis. This includes visits to the Royal stables, the granary, Bab Al-Mansour, and the Sahrij Souani basin. The Moulay Ismail Mausoleum is another. After that, we go to Fes. Spend the night at a riadFeel.

With a local guide, we spend the day exploring Fes City’s highlights. In addition to being the cultural and religious hub of Morocco, the city is regarded as one of the imperial cities.

We begin the day by going to the gate of the Royal Palace. Next is Medina, a well-preserved medieval city that has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You will go to the old Medina’s entrance, known as Bab Boujloud or the Blue Gate. This seems to be a maze of streets and alleys. You will enter the Medina to see the Tanneries, the Najjarine Fountain, and the Medrasa Bouanania. Last but not least is the world’s oldest institution, Quaraouin Mosque and institution. We then go from the Medina.

After breakfast, we head south through Imouzzer to Ifrane, known for its cool climate, snow, and charming alpine-style homes, earning it the nickname “Switzerland of Morocco.” Next, we visit the cedar forest, home to Barbary macaques, where you can even feed them as you stroll. Then, we continue to Midelt for a lunch break before driving through the Tizi-n-Tilghmt pass and the scenic Ziz Valley, with stops along the way for beautiful views.

In the afternoon, we arrive at the Merzouga Desert, where you’ll switch to camels for a ride across the golden dunes. We’ll pause atop a high dune to enjoy the sunset before reaching our camp. This desert camp combines the traditional nomadic tents with modern comforts, offering an authentic yet luxurious experience. Enjoy a Berber dinner, drum music, and dancing around the campfire under a star-filled sky. Overnight in the camp.