Pick-up at Casablanca airport and transfer to your accommodation.

In the morning departure to visit Hassan II mosque, the landmark of Casablanca. Set on an outcrop jutting over the ocean, this flamboyant building has a 210m-tall minaret that serves as the city's major landmark, it is a showcase of the very best Moroccan artisanship: hand-carved stone and wood, intricate marble flooring and inlay, gilded cedar ceilings and exquisite zellij (colourful ceramic tiling) abound. We will then continue to charming Rabat, Morocco’s political and administrative capital. Being an historical important city, it has a lot to see, such as: Hassan Tower, a partially completed minaret of an unfinished enormous-to-be mosque; Mausoleum Mohammed V (opposite to Hassan Tower) is a masterpiece of modern Alaouite dynasty architecture, with its white silhouette, topped by a typical green tiled roof; Oudaya Kasbah, perfectly combining historical sites with modern establishments, the Kasbah is at the same time home to some of Rabat’s oldest buildings and the place where you will find the capital’s most hip cafés. Overnight in Rabat.

Next day we travel to Meknes, also and Imperial City with an UNESCO-stamped ancient medina. Meknes is an impressive city in Spanish-Moorish style, surrounded by high walls with great doors, where the harmonious blending of the Islamic and European styles of the 17th century Maghre are still evident today. We will start with the impressive Sahrij Swani artificial lake. The Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail will follow. The home of the sultan who made Meknes his imperial capital in the 17th century, has truly breath-taking interiors showcasing the glorious exuberance of Moroccan religious decoration.  Stop at Bab al-Mansour gate, a truly masterpiece with zellige tiling and carving work. Leaving Meknes, we will stop at Volubilis, one of Morocco's best-preserved Roman ruins and UNESCO World Heritage Sites. It is an impressive, and powerful atmospheric site, with the countryside rolling out below, where lay astonishing mosaics, hundreds of Latin inscriptions and artistic materials. As you travel through the Moroccan countryside we will pass by the Holy City of Moulay Idriss for a photo opportunity. Arrival in the afternoon at Fez, where we will spend the night.

Our 4th day will be dedicated to Fez, one of the most enchanting and enriching in the cities of Morocco. A private guided tour with an official guide will ensure that you see the best of this city, where historic sites abound. We will pass by Moulay Idriss mausoleum considered as many as the holiest Islamic site in Morocco; the famous Nejjarine fountain, a true "altar to water" in a pretty setting with zellige tiles; the colourful tanneries composed of numerous stone vessels filled with a vast range of dyes and various liquids spread out like a tray of watercolours. Not to miss is also the exterior of Fez' Royal Palace, or the Dar el Makhzen with its dazzling seven giant, bronze doors with arched doorways framed by shimmering tiles and carved cedar-wood detailing; there will still be time to walk around the Medina (Fez el-Bali), the city’s biggest draw. The old medina is now a protected UNESCO World Heritage site, being one of its most notably gates the Bab Boujeloud, famous for its striking blue tilework. Additional highlights of Fez el-Bali include the Kairaouine Mosque University, known as the world’s oldest university and dating back to 859 and the Mellah Jewish Quarter. We suggest time to visit the cooperative of pottery where Moroccan mosaics are made. Overninght in Fez.

Depart from Fez and go through the Atlas Mountains passing the Cedar Woods where, it’s possible to see some monkeys. Later we will make a stop in Midelt, just in the heart of the Atlas, and in the afternoon we will head through the Tafilalt oasis, the biggest in the world, which leads us to Ziz valley. Enjoy a magnificent view of the valley, while we cross the town of Erfoud, takings us to Merzouga. Arrival at Merzouga in the late afternoon, and overnight.

This day will be dedicated to explore Merzouga area. We will go Khamlia Village, where we´ll take a relaxing cup of tea and listen to a concert of the spiritual music of Gnawa. Then we will visit the authentic Rissani Market (market days: Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday). This effervescent souk is the largest in the area, packed with locals, and truly engaging with a world of Moroccan products, smells, colours and tastes. Also very curious its the donkeys parking area - you have never seen so many donkeys! Later on we will continue our way to the desert towards the spectacular dunes of Merzouga – Erg Chebbi, where we will climb up on the back of a dromedary for an unforgettable sun set ride. Evening camping in the desert.

On our 7th day we will invite you to enjoy one of nature’s most precious gifts: sun rise in the Moroccan desert. We will then ride the dromedary back to Merzouga for a delicious breakfast. Continuing our journey, we´ll reach one of the best places of the High Atlas, the impressive Todra Gorges where we will make a track on foot to take in the amazingness of the canyon. There will still be a photo stop at the “monkeys toes” formation in the Dadés valley, also known as the figs valley, before arriving to Dades gorges, where we will spend the night.

In the morning we leave Dades Valley the “land of a thousand Kasbahs”, and pass by beautiful Skoura oasis and Rose Valley famous for its damascenes roses. We continue to Ouarzazate, known as the doors of the desert, and famous for its film studios. Overnight at Ouarzazate.

Early departure to visit Ouarzazate, famous for its film studios. We will visit the Taourit kasbah, one of the most spectacular ksars in Morocco and the fortified village Ait Ben Haddou UNESCO World Heritage Site, where many renowned movies were filmed. We will also make a stop at the Telouet Kasbah which arguably boasts some of the best Islamic architecture in Morocco. We then travel through the High Atlas by the amazing Tizi N’ Tichka towards Marrakech where we will end our journey in the end of the afternoon. Overnight in Marrakech.

Early depart towards Essaouira, UNESCO World Heritage listed city, a late 18th-century fortified town which its greatest charm lies in the fact that it has keep the authenticity of a land lost in time. The ocean and the desert merge in Essaouira. After 3 hours driving we´ll get to Mogador harbour, built by the Portuguese in a narrow peninsula, just by a broad sandy beach. Essaouira is known for its fishing port (especially sardines) and his beautiful blue boats, as well as the Medina and its walls. Time at leisure to enjoy at your own pace its Medina, visit the harbour and enjoy a delicious lunch in one of the restaurants of the fishing port. On the way back to Marrakech we make a stop at the women cooperative to see a demonstration of the production of the Argan oil. This unique and rich oil, exclusively produced in Morocco has several purposes depending on how its produced:  it is used to dip bread or to drizzle on couscous or used for cosmetic purposes – which has been a real demand nowadays. In the afternoon, arrival back at Marrakech.

For this day we have a private guided tour of Marrakech with an official guide that will show you all Marrakech’s secrets: famous Koutoubia mosque, the city’s most conspicuous landmark;  the Saadian Tombs, dating back to the 16th century of Sultan Ahmad al-Mansu; the 19th-century Bahia Palace, built in 7 years by 1,000 craftsmen from Fez; the beautiful Majorelle gardens, known for its cobalt-blue features and series of mini landscapes that take you on a sensory journey. We will visit the souks in medina including famous place called Djemaa El-Fna Square. You will be delighted by local dancers, snake charmers and singers. In the evening free time to practice your haggling art in the souk or discover hidden places at the Medina. Overnight in Marrakech.

Time at leisure until transfer time to the airport: Casablanca or Marrakech. We’ll help you with your luggage and show you the boarding door at the airport.