Morocco

• Start the day with a Breakfast at the Hotel.
• visit Hercules Caves enjoying the amazing view
• Visit Grand Socco the dynamic commercial heart of Tangier, with its circular square,
• Tangier source of inspiration for many writers, artists and creators,
• Its Walls, streets, museums, temples, Soccos and cafes are allpart of an open, intercultural
• and cosmopolitan identity.
• Go for a captivating drive from Tangier to Chefchaouen
• Check in, Overnight at the Hotel

After breakfast at the Hotel, You will spend today discovering the city of Chefchaouen
• Founded bySheriff Ali ibn Rachid Al-Alami between 1471and 1480, Chefchaouen is located
at
• the foot of the djebel Mezedjel at an altitude of 600 m. Designated as Intangible Cultural
• Heritage by UNESCO,Chefchaouen enchants visitors withitslabyrinthine alleys and its
iconic
• blue colour.
• Visit Medina of Chefchaouen From 1471 to 1609, it hosted severalMuslim communities
• expelled from Spain. The Medina is known for its Andalusian, artistic and aesthetic
• architecture as well as the harmony in its structures.
• have a rest and be ready for the new day

• After breakfast at the Hotel.
• check out from hotel and going to Akchour Waterfalls
• Enjoy the view of the waterfalls ,With the possibility of making a Hiking to the top of the
waterfalls
• Enjoy a picturesque drive from Chefchaouen to Meknes. Visit Old
• Medina a particular bustling place; full of localshopping souks and twisty lanes, home to a
• 12th-century Mosque called The Grand Mosque and the Madrassa Bouinania of Meknes.

• Your day beginswith a breakfast at the Hotel. Leave Meknes for a
thrilling drive to Fes.
• Visit Bab Boujloud (TheBlueGate)the emblematic gate ofthe old
town of Fez, richly
• decorated with blue tiles on the entrance side and green tiles on the
exit side.
• Royal PalaceGates(outside view only)The 7 majestic doors carved in
copper are a
• masterpiece made by the local craftsman in the 1960s
• KaraouineMosque (outside view only)the oldest university in the
world which is still open,
• that was built in 857
• ChouaraTanneries (Traditional Leather Factories) which is almost a
thousand years old,
• where you may need to put a sprig of mint under your nose to reduce
the strong smell during
• the visit,
• Mausolée Moulay Idriss (outside view only) a placemuch revered by
the locals, for it is here
• that Moulay Drisstook a moment of rest and decided to found the city
of Fes in the ninth
• century
• going to the hotel and check in

• Before your visit, firstly enjoy a breakfast atthe Hotel. Go for a captivating drive from Fes to
• Marrakech
• Marrakech The second oldest Imperial City and definitely the "Pearl of the South". Founded
by the Almoravids at the end of the 11th century, Marrakesh sits in a lush oasis nestled at the
foot of the snow-capped Atlas Mountains.
• Visit Jemaa ElFna Square one of the most popular and lively places in Morocco, this square
has been hosting performers, narrators, musicians, storytellers and other entertainers for
centuries. with a bustling marketplace andan open-air food court thatstarts atdusk every day.
• check in
• have a rest and get ready to the new day

• After breakfast at the Hotel, Whole Day will be dedicated to the visit of Marrakech the red
• city is the most important imperial city in Morocco founded by the Moravids Sultan Youssef
• Ibnou Tachafinin 1062. Ithas gained a prestigious position throughout history. It’s a cultural
• and artistic city par excellence riche of monuments and touristic places. Visit Koutoubia
• Mosque (outside viewonly) built in the 12th century; with its 77m high minaret, this famous
• landmarkis fascinating by its architecture and its particular design where the patterns of each
• side is different from one another, Old Medina & Souks strolling through many tortuous
• narrow passages with goods stacked on both sides is a very enjoyable thing in itself; where
• sounds,colors, and smells unite gloriously to compose an astonishing sensorial symphony. It
• is the largest concentration of traditional open-air markets (souks) in Morocco. and Menara
• Gardens a vast garden planted with olive trees built under the Almohad dynasty, its large
• elevated reservoir (195m x 160m) draws water fromthe mountains to irrigate the immense
• olive grove dotted with palm trees and cypresses

• Enjoy your breakfast at the Hotel. The Great Mosque Hassan II (photo stop) one of the
• largest mosques in the world, is as masterpiece of architectural art, sublime by its
• handcrafted design, as much as a must-see monument in Casablanca
• Transfer to the Airport. End of our service