We will drive to Volubilis, an archaeological site with the best-preserved Roman remains in this region of northern Africa, today after leaving for Fez in the morning through a number of communities in the Rif mountains. Volubilis has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1997.

As we go to Meknes, we stop by the famous Bab el-Mansour and Moulay Ismail Tombs. Following lunch, we’ll travel to Fes. We’ll spend the night in a local Riad in Medina.

We will tour Morocco’s oldest city today. We will stroll through its narrow streets and back lanes as we explore locations like the Jewish headquarters and the Royal Palace gate.

We will go to the well-known and oldest university in the area, Al Karaouine, as well as the tanneries, the Attarine Museum, and the Moulay Idriss Mausoleum. We spend the night in the medina here.

Continuing our 10 days Morocco tour Tangier, you’ll start your explorations after a delicious breakfast. You’ll be going to the Gnawa village of Khamlia to meet the Gnawa people and learn about their way of life and music.

Following that, we’ll take a journey into the Sahara Desert where we can see nomad communities who are still living in Berber tents made from the wool of their animals.

Today, we will eat a typical local dish (Berber pizza) for lunch before returning to our hotel, where your camel will be ready for you and will be led by a knowledgeable camel man.

Dinner will be served at the camp where you will spend the night, in the center of the tallest sand dunes, where you can enjoy the sunset and the stars. The camel ride takes about one hour and 30 minutes.

The nicest sunrise of your life may be waiting for you when your camel guy wakes you up early in the morning, after which you will calmly ride your camel back to the village.

You are bound to notice the amazing Erg Chebbi dunes’ distinctive beauty as you drive because it changes with the light throughout the day. You will go for the tallest, smallest gorges in Morocco—the Rissani, Tinghir, and Todra gorges—after breakfast and a shower in the riad.

We’ll drive into the Dades Valley after lunch in the valley, where you can see the magnificent sand castles and the remarkable rock formations known as “monkey toes.” Dinner and breakfast are included when staying the night at our traditional guesthouse.

You will travel through the Dades Valley to reach Kalaa M’gouna and Ouarzazate after breakfast at the hotel. The route through Dades Valley is known as the Way of the Thousand Kasbahs and offers many chances to capture some of your best travel photography.

Today, you will have the chance to visit Berber Nomads in their caves and then take in the beautiful rock formations and green Rose Valley. We’ll make a stop in the “rose city,” Kalaat M’gouna, to buy rosewater, which will leave your linen smelling fresh for a long time after your trip is done.

After visiting the Kasbah Amridil, a well-preserved kasbah in this region, you’ll continue on to Skoura and the Bird’s Valley. Then, we’ll spend the afternoon in Ouarzazate, known as “the Hollywood of Africa,” and spend the night in a local hotel or riad.

One of Morocco’s four imperial towns, Marrakech, is where we’ll be heading today. We’ll make a brief stop at the Ouarzazate film studios so that you can visit or take photos of them. We’ll stop at the historic Kasbah at At Ben Haddou on the way to Marrakech (UNESCO as a world heritage).

We’ll then carry on to Marrakech. We shall pass the highest road pass in North Africa on our route there. The afternoon will be in Marrakech.

Around 9:00 am today, your local guide will visit your hotel or riad to begin visiting Marrakech’s top attractions, including the Koutoubia mosque, the Saadian tombs, El Bahia Palace, Djemaa el Fna square, and its souk.

We’ll drive you to Majorelle Garden after lunch, and then we’ll return you to your hotel.