Morocco Endlessly Tour

Arrive at Marrakech Menara Airport where you will be met by your English-speaking driver Morad / Fahd from our guest service department who will assist with all your arrangements from the airport to your riad/ Hotel .

Accommodation and diner at Riad / Hotel

After breakfast, you will meet a knowledgeable tour guide for a tour of Marrakech city. The tour includes a visit to the magnicent Koutoubia Mosque as the landmark of Marrakech which has inspired other buildings such as the Giralda of Seville and the Hassan Tower of Rabat. Your next stop is the Bahia Palace, and the Saadian Tombs. The Saadian tombs in Marrakech date back from the time of the sultan Ahmad al-Mansur. The tombs were rediscovered in 1917 and were restored by the Beaux-arts service.

Today departure from Marrakech south up to Asni weekly market every Saturday then to Imlil (1740m), set in the top level foothills of the High Atlas mountains, a main trailhead with paths branching out in all directions. Upon arrival, we leave the car with a welcome glass of mint tea in the village where you meet a local guide prior to setting out for a walking tour. The tour starts south to the Berber village of Aroumd passing the jagged Western High Atlas peaks of the Toubkal Massif overlooking ancient irrigated terraced elds of barley, corn and vegetables and always surrounded by almond and walnut trees. We thence carry on for another Half an Hour to get to our lunch which will be served among a Berber family in the village of Achayn prior to setting off back down the other side of the valley back to Imlil for the night with dinner in a typical Berber family house.

Today we start a fresh day with a drive through the magnicent Atlas Mountains and the pass of Tichka (2260 m), offering an impressive landscape in the heart of the Atlas Mountain chain to Ouarzazate where many famous movies have been shot such Alexander the Great, The Mummy, The jewel of the Nile, Kingdom of heaven Etc…The scenery is absolutely stunning. We stop in the kasbah of Ait Benhaddou one of the most spectacular fortresses in the South of Morocco and a UNESCO world heritage site. Lunch in Ouarzazate as “The Hollywood of Africa” . We continue our journey to the valley of Roses known for its annual festival during the roses harvest in May. Spend the night with dinner in Dades valley

After breakfast, departure from Dades valley towards the Todra Gorges where many rock climbers come to enjoy their preferred sport. Later we continue our journey, following the ancient Bedouin trading routes parallel with the Middle Atlas, passing a series of the fortied villages with outstanding pre-Saharian architecture. The route to Erfoud is one of the most pleasing of all the Southern routes.

The town is in a dry red built of desert and was built by the French as a central administration town. It is known for its rich black fossils marble. The stone is sculpted to bring the fossils into relief on everything from ashtrays to washbasins and more. We head down to the spectacular Merzouga dunes where sand dunes signify the start of the mighty Sahara Desert. We leave our vehicle and take a camel ride into the desert to a Berber camp. To seal this as an experience of a life time, why not surf the Sahara Desert and try sand Dunes Boarding!

After dinner we gather round the re and enjoy the desert night perhaps with traditional Berber drums.

After a picturesque sunrise with breakfast at the camp, you will leave the desert riding the camels to Merzouga to venture into the Atlas Mountains heading a different part of Morocco. We cross the verdant oasis and magnicent Ziz Gorges carved through volcanic rock, and through the Tizi Ntalghamt Pass to Midelt passing millions of palm trees and fortied villages characterized by fascinating southern architecture. We stop for lunch in the small town of Midelt, a sleepy village anked by the verdant beauty of the Middle Atlas Mountains, bursting with colorful minerals that mottle the mountainside in a blaze of ruby. Continue through the Middle Atlas mountain range and great forests of cedar trees, terraced farms and sienna mud- brick Berber villages via Ifran a charming ski resort and Azrou an important handicraft centre specialized in the work of cedar wood.

Dinner and night in Fez.

Enjoy a guided city tour to Explore dramatically the rst imperial city of Morocco, Fes; this UNESCO World Heritage Site was founded in the 9th century, and is home to the world’s oldest university. The rst stop of the morning is a visit to the entrance of the largest royal palace in Morocco. We will also visit the medieval Medina with its Medersas (religious Islamic universities) Attarine and Bou Anania, the Nejjarine fountain, the Moulay Idriss mausoleum, and the Karaouine Mosque University. Enjoy a Moroccan lunch at a traditional restaurant in the Medina. Afterwards, continue to explore the medina and Its narrow alleys house hundreds of merchants and craftsmen selling a range of products such as dates, sh, spices, copper urns and musical instruments.

Night with breakfast at the Riad/Hotel.

Day 8 : Fez – Chefchaouen

• Meals other than those specified in itinerary
• All items of a personal nature, telephone, laundry, extra gratuities for guide and driver.
• Any alcoholic or soft drinks.
• Camera fees at some Historical sights and museums
• Tips
• Guided tours with a local guide at Kasbah of Ait Benhaddou and the Gorges of Todgha. 3euros per person (Optional: You can explore these places by yourself if do not need alocal guide)
• Local Tourist Taxes payable at the hotel. 2.5 euros per person per night.
• Monuments entrance fees (Ouarzazate museum).