Morocco Tour From Casablanca To Imperial Cities In 7 days

At Mohamed V airport, your driver will meet you and take you to Casablanca. Greetings from Morocco. It is not possible for you to enter Hassan II Mosque on Fridays or on religious holidays. This is the biggest mosque in Africa and the most esteemed place of worship in the world, with exquisitely crafted tiles. There could be a long wait for tickets, and the guided tours last around an hour.

You take a car to Rabat, the capital, in the afternoon. There are historical and cultural sites in the old medina, which is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You may spend the remainder of the day touring the Kasbah, Oudaya Gardens, and medina.

In a stunning riad in the center of the medina, you stay the night and have breakfast.

Enjoy a full day of touring in Fes today to discover the sites of the oldest of Morocco’s four Imperial Cities.

Fes El Bali, often known as the “Old Fes,” has managed to hold onto its genuine beauty and is extremely untouched. You will have the chance to take amazing pictures while exploring the unique Bou Inania Madrassa, seeing the medina, and admiring the fine tile work in the breathtaking courtyard of the Kairaouine Mosque during this guided trip.

A visit to the esteemed University of Al-Qarawiyyin, founded in 859 by Fatima Al Fihri, is a major highlight of the journey. It is the oldest university in the world, according to UNESCO and the Guinness Book of Records, and has a long history.

You will, of course, visit the well-known tanneries and discover the process of turning leather into the raw material that is used to create the many leather goods that can be seen throughout the medina.

Explore the Museum of Moroccan Arts in Fes El Jdid, also known as “New Fes,” in the afternoon to get insight into the rich cultural legacy of the nation. You may spend the remainder of the day touring the medina, making sure to visit the vibrant stores that provide the chance to buy leather and silver mementos, if you so like!

We stay at the riad for the night.

After breakfast we leave for the picturesque town of Ifrane the small Swiss of Morocco with its pointed slate roofs. We will pass through the forests of Azrou where we will have the opportunity to see the monkeys that live in these forests, to continue the journey towards the Berber city Khenifra (Jenifra) in the mountain between the High Atlas and the Middle Atlas.
Crossing of historical roads that serve the main imperial cities of the Kingdom (Marrakech, Meknes and Fez), the region is much more than a crossing point and aims to become a true tourist destination Until the city of Beni Mellal where we have lunch, then we continue the journey to Marrakech, night in Hotel/riad.

This sightseeing tour of Marrakech is the ideal way to get to know the red city. It enables you to thoroughly explore Marrakech and reach locations that you would not discover on your own. After that, see Marrakech’s top sights with the assistance of a licensed guide and a driver. During your sightseeing tour of Marrakech, you will view the following sights:

Yves Sait Laurent’s calm garden, the Majorelle Gardens, was created by Jacques Majorelle. Majorelle’s walls are a well-known shade of blue. It has peaceful cafés, lots of plants and trees, a little bridge, pathways, and fish ponds.

One of the biggest and most exquisite mosques in the nation, the Kotobia Mosque is a famous landmark in the red city. The mosque’s 69-meter tower is decorated with four copper globes, and it was constructed in the classic Almohad style.

A superb and exquisite example of Eastern architecture is El Bahia Palace. It represents the standards of the affluent people who lived in that era and dates back to the 19th century. Ahmad Ibn Musa constructed this intriguing location between 1894 and 1900. The palace is a stunning example of handicraft, with its cedar wood roof and tiled walls.

The Saadian Tombs are from Sultan Ahmed Al-Mansur’s reign (1578-1603). After being found in 1971, the tombs underwent restoration. The tomb has grown to be one of the main draws for tourists visiting Marrakech because of its exquisite decorations and distinctive architecture.

Djemaa El Fna Square: Marrakech’s central plaza is arguably its most well-known feature. There were snake charmers, dried fruit vendors, juice stands, and spice dealers. In addition, there are storytellers, henna artists, and a plethora of food vendors open late. Discover Marrakech’s stores and souks.

You return to your riad for the night.

Your day’s journey starts with a delightful drive through the countryside and past hilly slopes of argan trees. Here, you might be able to stop a rare sight of goats climbing into the argan tree branches to devour the leaves.

Just before Essaouira, you will visit a women’s cooperative offering argan products. Here, you will discover how nuts are processed by hand into one of the most versatile oils, an essential ingredient for culinary and cosmetic purposes.

Upon your arrival in Essaouira, you will be greeted by the town’s charming seaport, famous for its blue boats. It is here where you can choose a selection of fresh fish in this lively market to be prepared for your lunch.

Stroll along the ancient ramparts that encircle the city. These fortifications were built by the Portuguese and many of the cannons that were used to defend the town can still be seen.

Visit the Skala and ancient ramparts, which were used as a set for many famous movies and TV services, such as the Game of Thrones. This is a perfect place to take photos of your group and enjoy the incredible views of the Atlantic Ocean.

The beach in Essaouira is a popular spot for relaxation and water activities. You can enjoy a walk along the Mogador beach, either on the beach or the wide pavement alongside. You may also choose to experience horse riding or camel riding.

You spend the night with breakfast in your riad.

According to your flight schedule, we will take you to Casablanca airport, to connect with your return flight, end of our circuit imperial cities from Casablanca.