Morocco Group Tour

Welcome to Morocco, the enchanting Kingdom at the crossroads of Africa and Europe! Your North African adventure begins in Casablanca, where your afternoon exploration reveals the magnificent Hassan II Mosque, one of the world's largest and most spectacular mosques. This architectural marvel rises majestically from the Atlantic coastline with its 210-meter minaret, showcasing intricate Moroccan craftsmanship in geometric patterns, cedar wood carvings, and stunning marble work.

Stroll through Mohammed V Square and the charming Habous Quarter, where traditional souks blend with colonial Art Deco architecture. End your day with a leisurely walk along the Corniche promenade, watching Atlantic waves crash against the coast as the Moroccan sun sets in brilliant orange and pink hues.

(Meals: Lunch, Dinner | Accommodation: Casablanca)

Journey to Rabat, Morocco's dignified capital and UNESCO World Heritage city, where political power meets historical grandeur. Your guided exploration unveils the serene Oudayas Garden with Andalusian-style terraces, the 12th-century Kasbah of the Udaya with spectacular Atlantic views, and traditional blue and white houses reminiscent of coastal Andalusia.

Visit the impressive Hassan Tower, the incomplete 12th-century minaret that remains a powerful symbol of Morocco's architectural ambitions, and the nearby Mausoleum of Mohammed V, where the beloved independence leader rests beneath stunning white marble watched over by the traditional Royal Guard in colorful ceremonial uniforms.

(Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner | Accommodation: Rabat)

Journey through time at Volubilis, one of North Africa's most important archaeological sites, where remarkably preserved Roman ruins and intricate mosaics still display original colors after nearly two thousand years. Walk among treasures including the House of Orpheus and Basilica, revealing how Roman civilization flourished at the westernmost edge of their empire, with sweeping views toward the sacred city of Moulay Idriss.

Continue to Fez, Morocco's oldest imperial city and spiritual heart of the kingdom. This UNESCO World Heritage city, founded in the 8th century, represents the pinnacle of Islamic medieval civilization and remains one of the world's largest car-free urban areas where traditional Moroccan life continues as it has for over twelve centuries.

(Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner | Accommodation: Fez)

Immerse yourself in Fez el-Bali, the world's largest car-free medieval city and living museum of Islamic architecture. Your full-day exploration begins at the Royal Palace Gate with massive bronze doors, then winds through ancient medina alleys past the world's oldest continuously operating university, Al Quaraouiyine (859 AD), and the breathtaking 14th-century Bouanania Madrasa with intricate cedar carvings and colorful zellij tilework.

Experience the sensory overload of traditional souks where metalworkers hammer, spices perfume the air, and vivid textiles create unforgettable atmosphere. Witness the ancient leather tanning process at famous Chouara Tannery using methods unchanged for centuries, and visit ceramic factories where artisans hand-paint distinctive blue and white Fez pottery.

(Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner | Accommodation: Fez)

Embark on a scenic journey south to Marrakech, the "Red City" founded in 1062 that perfectly blends Berber, Arab, and African cultures. Your afternoon exploration begins in tranquil Menara Gardens with ancient olive groves and a 12th-century reflecting pool mirroring Atlas Mountains, then continues to the iconic Koutoubia Mosque whose 77-meter minaret serves as Marrakech's most recognizable landmark.

Discover the exquisite 19th-century Bahia Palace with beautiful courtyards and painted ceilings, explore the historic Jewish Quarter (Mellah), then enter the magical Djemaa el-Fna Square—UNESCO's first Oral Heritage site—where storytellers, musicians, and snake charmers create a medieval carnival that comes alive each sunset amid surrounding souks where traditional craftsmen practice trades unchanged for generations.

(Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner | Accommodation: Marrakech)

Escape to the magnificent Atlas Mountains for a full-day excursion into traditional Berber heartland, where ancient villages cling to mountainsides beneath snow-capped peaks rising over 4,000 meters. Discover authentic Berber villages with traditional adobe houses, visit a women's Argan oil cooperative extracting precious "liquid gold" using traditional methods, and explore enchanting Anima Gardens where contemporary sculpture meets Moroccan landscaping.

Enjoy traditional Berber lunch in mountain settings, savoring tagines slow-cooked in clay pots and fresh mint tea while learning about Amazigh culture from local guides sharing stories passed through generations. The afternoon provides spectacular photographic opportunities as changing light transforms Atlas peaks from harsh clarity to warm golden sunset hues.

(Meals: Breakfast, Local Lunch, Dinner | Accommodation: Marrakech)

Begin with the legendary Le Jardin Majorelle, a botanical masterpiece created by French artist Jacques Majorelle and restored by Yves Saint Laurent, showcasing exotic plants within distinctive cobalt blue walls. Visit the Berber Museum displaying traditional Amazigh artifacts revealing Morocco's indigenous heritage, and the Yves Saint Laurent Museum celebrating how Moroccan colors and patterns influenced iconic fashion creations.

Return to vibrant souks for final shopping among specialized markets: spice souks with pyramids of saffron and ras el hanout, textile souks displaying hand-woven Berber carpets, metalwork souks where artisans hammer intricate patterns, and leather souks offering traditional crafts. Experience one final magical evening in Djemaa el-Fna Square where food stalls emerge at sunset, and Gnawa musicians, storytellers, and gentle chaos provide perfect farewell to Morocco's timeless appeal.

(Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner | Accommodation: Casablanca)

Conclude your Moroccan odyssey with transfer to Mohammed V International Airport, carrying sensory memories of this remarkable kingdom: call to prayer echoing across ancient medinas, taste of tagines perfected over centuries, Atlas Mountain peaks crowned with snow, craftsmen at work in traditional souks, and warm Moroccan hospitality welcoming travelers for over a millennium.

Depart with deep appreciation for a country where tradition and modernity dance in perfect harmony, where ancient skills survive in contemporary settings, and where adventure meets legendary hospitality in an unforgettable journey through the Kingdom's most treasured destinations.

(Meals: Breakfast)