7 Day Tour of Morocco
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Duration
7 Days / 6 Nights
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Type
Private Tour
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Runs
Everyday
Overview
Experience the Best Morocco Tour with Travel Lovers on this private 7-day Morocco holiday package. Travel from Casablanca through the Imperial Cities of Rabat, Meknes, Fez, and Marrakech, discovering centuries of royal history, rich cultural heritage, vibrant traditions, and remarkable architecture. This authentic Morocco tour brings together the Kingdom’s most iconic destinations, offering an unforgettable introduction to the culture, history, and timeless charm of Morocco.
Included
- A/C Minivan
- Spot Tour Guides
- Entrance Fees
- Hassan II Mosque
- Farewell Dinner
- 6 Nights’ Accommodation
Excluded
- Meals and beverages not specifically mentioned in the itinerary.
- Personal expenses.
- Tips and gratuities.
- Any services or expenses not specifically stated as included.
Itinerary:
Day 1 Arrival in Casablanca & Transfer to Rabat
Upon arrival at Casablanca International Airport, you will be warmly welcomed by your local driver-guide, who will meet you at the airport exit and escort you on a private transfer to your hotel in Rabat. Upon arrival, check in and enjoy some free time to relax and settle in before beginning your Moroccan journey.
Day 2 Rabat, Meknes & Volubilis to Fez
After breakfast at your hotel, begin your panoramic tour of Rabat, visiting the impressive Hassan Tower, the Royal Mausoleum, and the historic Oudaya Fortress. Continue your journey toward Fez, with stops in Meknes and Volubilis along the way.
In Meknes, one of Morocco’s four Imperial Cities, explore some of its most remarkable landmarks, including the monumental Bab Mansour, Lahdim Square, the Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail, and the historic Imperial Stables. Enjoy an optional lunch at a local restaurant before continuing to Volubilis, the ancient capital of the Kingdom of Mauretania and an important archaeological site showcasing Morocco’s Roman heritage.
After exploring Volubilis, continue to Fez and arrive at your hotel for check-in and an overnight stay.
Day 3 Explore the Historic City of Fez
After breakfast, begin your guided exploration of Fez, the spiritual and cultural heart of Morocco. Start at the traditional tanneries near the Andalusian Quarter, then continue on foot through the historic medina to Ess-Seffarine Square and the revered Moulay Idriss Tomb.
Continue to El-Nejjarine Square and the traditional cabinetmakers’ souk before visiting the magnificent Bou Inania Medersa and the iconic Bab Boujloud. Discover the rich heritage of Fez, home to Al Quaraouiyyine, one of the world’s oldest universities, and a UNESCO-listed historic medina.
Enjoy a free afternoon to shop, explore at your own pace, or simply soak in the atmosphere of this remarkable Imperial City. Optional dinner at Palais Menebhi Restaurant, followed by an overnight stay at your hotel.
Day 4 Fez to Marrakech via Ifrane & Beni Mellal
After breakfast, depart Fez and travel toward Marrakech through the scenic landscapes of the Middle Atlas Mountains. Along the way, stop in the charming city of Ifrane, known for its distinctive alpine character and surrounding natural beauty.
Continue to Azrou, where you may enjoy an optional tea experience in a local Berber home, offering a glimpse into the traditional lifestyle and culture of the Middle Atlas communities. Continue the journey to Beni Mellal, with an optional lunch before proceeding toward Marrakech.
Upon arrival in Marrakech, transfer to your hotel for check-in and an overnight stay. The journey to Marrakech can also be made via the highway.
Day 5 Marrakech Exploration Day
Your guided Marrakech City Tour starts at around 9:00 am. Your local guide will meet you at the hotel lobby then you will first visit the Jardin Majorelle Gardens, designed by Yves Saint Laurent, the gardens are splashed with elegant plant specimens, shady trees, and magnificent colors (There is also a lovely cafe there). Then proceed to the Bahia Palace, it was built in the late 19th century, it is a great example of typical Islamic architecture, with rooms opening to a central courtyard. And the Madersa Ben Youssef, this Islamic college is the largest one in Marrakesh and a really fascinating perspective for students of any age. Of course the Jamaa EI Fna, it’s a must for all visitors to Marrakech. This main square in Marrakech’s medina is where all the action is. Snake-charmers, henna artists, fruit vendors, and stalls of all kinds will tempt your wallet and overwhelm your senses. You can spend all afternoon exploring the souks and taking in the atmosphere or you could relax on the roof terrace on one of the sun loungers. End of the visit and dropp off at your hotel for overnight.
Day 6 Marrakech to Casablanca & City Exploration
After breakfast at your hotel, depart Marrakech and travel to Casablanca. Upon arrival, visit the impressive Hassan II Mosque from the outside, an architectural masterpiece overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.
Continue with a panoramic tour of Casablanca, taking in the city’s elegant Corniche and coastal atmosphere, before visiting the Museum of Moroccan Judaism, the only museum dedicated to Jewish heritage in the Muslim and Arab world.
At the end of the tour, you will be transferred to your hotel in Casablanca for check-in and the evening at leisure.
Day 7 Casablanca & Departure
After breakfast at your hotel, enjoy your final moments in Morocco before your private transfer to Casablanca International Airport. Arrive at the airport in time for your departure flight, bringing your unforgettable Moroccan journey to an end.
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