Marrakech

Day 1 - Upon arrival in The Kingdom of Morocco’s imperial city, Marrakech, guests can indulge with complementary hammam and massage services to unwind from their travels; savor an authentic Moroccan meal in the evening. 

Day 2 - Experience the best of Marrakech on a private tour stopping at renowned landmarks including: Yves Saint Laurent Museum, Jardin Majorelle, Bahia Palace, Koutoubia Mosque, Saâdian Tombs, Jemaa el-Fnaa and The Souk.

Day 3 - Set out on a day trip to the port city of Essaouira. Marvel at sacred goats climbing Argan trees, stroll around the ancient citadel and enjoy an Atlantic breeze by the harbor.

Ouarzazate

Day 4 - Travel through Atlas Mountains on route to Aït Benhaddou. Enjoy traditional “mint tea” and “khobz” bread at a Berber house before arriving in Ouarzazate for dinner. 

Merzouga (Sahara)

Day 5 - Head east, through the Dades Gorges, to Merzouga. Trek by camel to a luxurious desert camp for an overnight stay. Become entranced by the enchanting sounds of Berber music during a bonfire belly dancing and star-lit dinner show.

Meknes & Volubilis

Day 8 - Visit the imperial cities of Meknes and Volubilis stopping at the towering Bab Mansour gate, royal stables and ancient Berber ruins. After lunch, continue to Rabat and Casablanca for additional sightseeing. End the day with dinner at the world-famous Rick's Cafe.

Casablanca

Day 9 - Appreciate the excellence and heritage of Moroccan artisanship with a visit to Africa’s largest mosque, Hassan II; behold its intricate hand-carved mosaics and woodwork which took over 6000 craftsmen six years to complete. Reflect on the experience over lunch then head to airport for the flight home.

Fes

Day 6 - Depart the desert camp after a traditional breakfast and ATV excursion. Admire the impressive scenery of the Atlas Mountains during the ride to Fes. Relax and spend the evening at your leisure.

Day 7 - Journey into the past to unlock hidden treasures on a full day of sightseeing in Fes. Observe artisans at the famous tannery then wander through the bustling medina before learning the art of ceramics making at a workshop. Discover the secrets to Moroccan cuisine with a traditional cooking class in the evening.