Enjoy a comfortable private transfer from Casablanca to your accommodation in Marrakech, which takes about three and a half hours. Along the way, your driver will make a stop in El Jadida, which is known for its historic Portuguese fortifications, including the famous El Jadida citadel, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You can take a break in El Jadida and explore the town's attractions, or simply enjoy the scenic views of the Atlantic coast, then continue to the red city.

After settling into your accommodation, head out to explore this lively city in any way you choose! 

- Meal plan: Breakfast included

- Travel time: 3h

 Enjoy a comfortable private transfer from Marrakech to your accommodation in Rabat, which takes about four hours. Along the way, enjoy the mix of green plains and forests. Choose from the cities, Casablanca, or ELjadida along the coast for a break, to get some rest then continue toward the capital city of Morocco. 

After settling into your accommodation, head out to explore the bustling city of Rabat, the capital of Morocco, since 1956. As the second-largest city in the country, it tends to attract fewer tourists than other Moroccan hubs. But thanks to its signature white architecture, Rabat earned UNESCO World Heritage designation in 2012, and there's much to do and see in the city.

Start at the Royal Palace of Rabat and the medieval fortification of the Chellah Necropolis, where you can wander the Roman and Islamic ruins. Stroll through the Medina (old town) to find the Hassan Tower and Mausoleum of Mohamed V. This abandoned 12th-century project features the minaret of an incomplete mosque and some 200 columns. 

Spend some time exploring the historic Medina and roam through the charming streets. Stop at the souks (markets) to peruse local crafts and goods, such as rugs, spices, slippers, jewelry, leather, and more. Remember that bartering is part of the fun!

Next, visit the 20th-century Andalusian Gardens and enjoy the serene space away from the crowds. The lush terraces filled with walking paths, exotic plants, flowers, and fruit trees are reminiscent of the famous gardens in The Alhambra in southern Spain. It's the ideal place to relax and escape the afternoon heat.

End your tour at the grand door of the Kasbah des Oudaïas, the gate out of Rabat's old city center. The Kasbah des Oudaïas is home to the city’s oldest mosque and Musée des Oudaïas handicrafts museum. Spend some time admiring the white and blue architecture of the neighborhood and learning about traditional regional crafts. 

- Meal plan: Breakfast included

- Travel time: 3 hr 30 min

Morning departure towards Fez, on the way, visit of Meknes, the former capital of Moulay Ismaïl (contemporary of Louis XIV), protected by its monumental gates (bab El-Khémis and bab Mansour): place El-Hedim, mausoleum of Moulay Ismaïl (subject to reopening) , remains of the attics. Departure for Fez and free time for sightseeing in the Medina. 

Next, visit Volubilis, a UNESCO World Heritage Site containing Morocco’s best-preserved Roman ruins. Wander through the massive complex, exploring large merchant homes with visible heating systems, temples, and many colorful mosaics. This town was one of the most remote parts of the Roman Empire, with the Romans ruling about 200 years and leaving in 285 CE.

Reach Fes in the afternoon. 

- Meal plan: Breakfast included

- Travel time: 2.5 hr

Enjoy a comfortable trip from Fes to Tangier with your own private driver. This special service makes your travel easy and enjoyable, with a stop in the beautiful town of Chefchaouen along the way.

On the way to Tangier, you'll visit Chefchaouen, famous for its blue buildings and charming streets. Take your time to explore, shop, and try some local food.

After your visit to Chefchaouen, you'll continue the drive to Tangier. Sit back and enjoy the scenic views of northern Morocco. When you arrive in Tangier, your driver will drop you off at your your hotel.

 After settling into your accommodation, you can spend the rest of the day exploring Tangier however you'd like. Stretching along the Maghreb coast at the western entrance to the Strait of Gibraltar, the city offers a unique blend of cultures. Several influences have shaped Tangier and its port for centuries, attracting artists, spies, and eccentric foreigners.  

You can start in the Medina (old town) and discover Tangier's labyrinth of alleyways in its charming Dar Baroud neighborhood. Wander around Petit Socco Square, known for its buzzy markets, craft shops, and cafes. This is a great place to grab a bite to eat or people-watch. For an incredible view over the city, visit the cannons at Faro Square and savor scenes of the Medina, harbor, and Bay of Tangier.  

The 15th-century Portuguese Tangier Kasbah (fortified castle) is small and compact enough for a self-guided walk. Pass through Bab Haha (a historic gate with sea views) and enter Place du Mechouar. Or, join the locals for a paseo (stroll) along the palm-lined seafront promenade, Corniche de Tanger.  

Just 20 minutes outside of the city and at the most northwestern point of mainland Africa, you'll find the 19th-century Cap Spartel and the mythical Cave of Hercules. Experts believe that the Phoenicians created the cave, and when seen against the Atlantic horizon, its outline resembles the shape of the African continent. 

- Meal plan: Breakfast included

- Travel time: 6 hr

- Casablanca: Barceló Casablanca: https://t.ly/4UwXq 

- Marrakech:  Riad Pachavana: https://www.pachavana.net/

- Rabat:  Riad Kalaa 2: https://rabatriads.com/

- Fes: Riad Salam Fes: https://riadsalamfes.com/fr/index.html 

- Tangier: Riad Mokhtar:  http://www.riadmokhtar.com/ 

Please note that the suggested hotels are subject to  availability. We recommend booking in advance to secure your preferred  accommodations. Our team will do their best to make arrangements based  on your preferences and ensure a memorable stay in Morocco.