After breakfast, we drive to Chefchaouen, where the blue-washed buildings of the oldtown provide a magical ambiance. You'll explore the charming narrow streets, bustlingmarkets, and traditional Moroccan architecture, including the Kasbah and EthnographicMuseum. Free time & overnight stay in Chefchaouen.

Our journey from Chefchaouen to Fes takes us on a historical adventure, with visits tosome of the most culturally significant landmarks in Morocco. We'll explore the ancientcity of Volubilis, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and former capital of the Mauretaniakingdom. Here, we'll discover the fascinating excavations of this once-thriving city, whichdates back to the 3rd century BC. Our next stop is the imperial city of Meknes, known forits rich history and cultural heritage. We'll visit the magnificent Bab Mansour gate,famous for its intricate arches and stunning mosaic tiling. This is a truly impressive workof art that reflects the grandeur of Morocco's imperial past. After a full day of exploring,we'll retire to our overnight stay in Fes, one of Morocco's oldest and most fascinatingcities. From the ancient Medina to the bustling souks and vibrant cultural scene, Fes is acity like no other, and our stay here is sure to be a highlight of the trip.

Explore the vibrant city of Fes on our guided tour with a local guide through the richcultural heritage of Morocco with our guided tour of Fes. You'll have the opportunity toexplore the city's historical sites, including the iconic Royal Palace, a majestic testamentto the country's architectural and cultural heritage. The tour will take you to the beautifulSouth Tower, which boasts breathtaking views of the city, as well as the quaint PotteryVillage, where you can observe local artisans at work.As you continue your journeythrough Fes, you'll discover some of the city's most fascinating historical landmarks,such as the Bou Inania Madrasa. Founded in AD 1351-56 by Abu Inan Faris, thismasterpiece of Marinid architecture is a testament to Morocco's rich artistic andarchitectural heritage.You'll also visit the magnificent El Quaraouiyine Mosque and University, the oldest continually operating higher educational institution in the world,according to UNESCO and Guinness World Records. This stunning example of Islamicarchitecture is a must-see for anyone interested in the rich cultural history of Morocco.Asthe tour continues, you'll discover Nejjarine Square, a beautiful public space that hasbeen a focal point of Fes for centuries. Finally, you'll have the opportunity to visit theresidence of the king, an impressive example of modern Moroccan architecture.After aday filled with exploration and discovery, you'll have free time to relax and soak up theatmosphere of this incredible city.

Early morning departure to the Merzouga desert, with a scenic drive through thecharming alpine-style architecture of Ifran, famous for its ski slopes, forests, andmajestic lion statue. As you travel further into the wilderness, you'll come across thestunning Cedar forests that are home to a unique sub-population of Barbary macaques.Continue your journey through the vast agricultural hinterland of Midelt and Errachida,before reaching the awe-inspiring Ziz Valley, renowned for its rocky terrain andmagnificent passage. As you arrive in Erfoud, it's time to hop on a camel for anunforgettable sunset ride into the desert camp. Upon your arrival, you'll be treated to adelicious dinner under the stars, accompanied by traditional local music and a cozycampfire. Your private tent will be waiting for you, providing a comfortable overnight stayin the heart of the Merzouga desert.

Experience the wonder of an early morning wake-up call to witness the captivatingmagical colors that adorn the sky. After breakfast, embark on a journey towardsBoumalne Dades, through the enchanting town of Errissani - the ancient capital ofTafilalet, historically known as Sijilmasa. Tafilalet is the largest oasis in Morocco andexudes a unique charm that captures the hearts of all who visit.As we continue our journey, we stop in the picturesque city of Tinghir, renowned for itsmagnificent palm grove and breathtaking limestone river canyons that run through theeastern part of the High Atlas Mountains. These awe-inspiring natural wonders arecollectively known as the Todgha Gorge, and every scene here could effortlessly serveas an inspiration for an artistic masterpiece.As the day draws to a close, we arrive in Boumalne Dades, where you will have theopportunity to discover the mesmerizing canyons that are the hallmark of this region.Spend the night in Boumalne Dades, reveling in the beauty of the surroundinglandscape and the warmth of the local hospitality.

The trip continues through the valley of the roses that attracts the romantic at heart whois likely to faint at the opportunity to visit it, especially in the spring, taking the roadknown as the One Thousand Kasbahs Road.Visiting Amridil Kasbah which holds a unique historical treasure, initially built in the 17thcentury and appears on the 50Dh note, a living museum showcases traditional Kasbahlife over the centuries. drive to Marrakech through Ouarzazate visiting Atlas Studio,where imagination runs free, discovering the hidden stories of the movie-making world.We also visit the 17th-century kasbah Ait Ben Haddou which is considered a greatexample of Moroccan earthen clay architecture and a UNESCO World Heritage sitesince 1987. Ait Ben Haddou is a historical site along the former caravan route betweenthe desert and Marrakech. The drive continues via Tishka Pass, reaching an altitude of2260m. Overnight stay in Marrakech.

A local guide takes you on a journey of Marrakech. The tour allows you to visit manylandmarks such as Bahia Palace (The name means "brilliance," a set of beautifulgardens that was built in the late 19th century and intended to be a palace at its time).The historic royal necropolis Saadian Tombs dates to the time of the Saadian dynasty.Koutoubia is the largest mosque. Jamaa El Fna, the central and marketplace square.After the Marrakech visit, transfer to Essaouira. Overnight stay in Essaouira.

Free time to explore the coastal wind Essaouira or Taros in Berber. The city attractsplenty of windsurfers between April and November. The city is well known also for itsfortified medina and its art galleries and boutiques, or watch the fishing nets andtraditional boats constructed in the hugely atmospheric port. The city also has a vibrantcultural mix. Transfer to Marrakech and drop off at your acco