After breakfast, you will be escorted by a local tour guide to explore the city of Marrakech. You will visit the main historical monuments, including the gorgeous Bahia Palace built in the 19th century, the Koranic School of Ben Youssef, and the Koutoubia mosque built in the 12th century.

Relax in the Majorelle Gardens, a peaceful space in New Town with exotic botanical plants from all over the world.

Marrakech, Morocco is a city of culture and history. It is located in the north of the country and is known for its deep connection to the Berber culture. 

For our Marrakech city tour, we will visit the following:

- Bahia Palace

- Koutoubia Mosque

- Jemaa Lafna Square

- Majorelle Gardens

- Madrassa Ben Youssef

- the Souks of Marrakech

Kasbah Ait Benhaddou was built in the 16th century as a private home for the Moroccan ruler El Glaoui, who controlled much of the area. It is located in Telouet, Morocco and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The kasbah (kasbah means "castle" in Arabic) was recently used as a filming location for Game of Thrones, which has brought it new attention.

The architecture of Kasbah Ait Benhaddou is inspired by Middle Eastern and Andalucian styles. The building's walls are made from sandstone and date back to the 16th century; they were built by Berbers and Arabs. The castle features traditional arches and windows that overlook orchards, gardens, and palm trees.

After breakfast, we start our day with a drive towards the Todra Gorges where many of rock climbers come to enjoy their preferred sport.

Todra Gorges or great Canyon of Tinghir:

The Tinghir region of Morocco is home to the Todra Gorges, which are a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the Toudra Oasis. The oasis has been a stopping point for travelers since Roman times and is known as one of the best places to see wildlife in Morocco.

There are many ways to explore the area around Tinghir. You can walk along the paths that wind up through the Todra Gorges, or you can opt for a more adventurous hike by taking one of the routes that wind down into them. Or maybe you'd rather take a raft trip on one of the rivers that flow from these gorges

After enjoying a picturesque sunrise upon the stunning dunes, you will have breakfast in the camp. Then, you will ride camel back to the meeting point with our driver.

We will start your day with an interesting visit to the fossils workshops (optional) followed by a stop in Rissani village, known for its beautiful architecture, which has been preserved over the years and is now used as a tourist attraction.

It's also known for its historic souk, or marketplace, which is home to produce from all over Morocco. The tour continues south to reach the magnificent Draa valley with its vast palms and old villages.

Rissani has been an important trading center since its founding. It has been occupied by many different empires over the years including Umayyads, Ottomans, and Spanish Christians. In 1850, it became part of the French protectorate over Morocco when they took control over Algeria and Tunisia as well.

Taznakht the capital of Rugs in Morocco

The Taznakht region has been known for its carpet production since the 16th century. In fact, many historians believe that this is where rug weaving began in Morocco.

Taznakht carpets are one of the best-known Moroccan rugs. They are made in the Taznakht region, which is located in the southeast of Morocco. These carpets are known for their vibrant colors, geometric patterns and excellent quality.

Carpets have always been an important part of Moroccan culture and tradition. They were used as a way to decorate homes and provide comfort during cold weather. It wasn't until the late 19th century that they became popular outside of Morocco too!

Today we leave Taroudant towards the coastal city of Agadir virtually destroyed and then rebuilt following an earthquake in 1960, it is the most modern of the country’s cities, but still retains a sense of its past.

Agadir the Moroccan Santa Cruz
The city of Agadir is located in the Souss-Massa-Draa region of Morocco, it is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Morocco. The city is situated on a narrow strip of coast, stretching for about 10 km between the Atlantic Ocean and the foothills of the Atlas Mountains. The city lies on its own natural bay, with beaches and coves that are great for swimming and relaxing.

Today you will explore Essaouira, a Famous town for its fine wood- work. Essaouira is also home to the silver souk art galleries and islands.

It’s easy to see why Essaouira is often dubbed the ‘Jewel of the Atlantic’. This place has earned such a following that Orson Welles filmed Othello here in 1949.

You’ll visit the Skala Fortress, the port. Essaouira is a melting pot of locals and foreigners who came and stayed have created a laid back, atmospheric and intriguing resort.

Windsurfers love Essaouira, clean waters and it’s the Atlantic Trade winds that have ensured the large-scale operators stay out and the character stays in.

In the afternoon, we drive back to the starting point which is the red city Marrakech. Check in for the overnight with breakfast at the hotel or Riad.

Meals: Breakfast and Dinner included.

Transfer to Marrakech Menara airport for your return flight with plenty of tales of Arabian and Berber days and nights.

Note: Transfer to Casablanca Airport for an extra fee