Why Morocco is your next destination after COVID 19?
Morocco is your next destination after COVID 19
For answer the imortnat question we must talk about Morocco of course, historical, cultural and natural.
First things everybody ask for is Morocco safe for tourists? of course Yes.
Morocco, a North African country bordering the Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea,
is distinguished by its Berber, Arabian and European cultural influences.
Marrakesh’s medina, a mazelike medieval quarter, offers entertainment in its Djemaa el-Fna square and souks (marketplaces) selling ceramics, jewelry and metal lanterns.
The capital Rabat’s Kasbah of the Udayas is a 12th-century royal fort overlooking the water.
morocco is rich mountains,oceans, valleys, gorgeous, and old cities.
Morocco visitors offer, Visit to Morocco tours from Marrakech, Fes and casablanca too.
Day 1: Marrakech – Telouet – AitBenhaddou – Ouarzazate.
Visit to Morocco tours from Marrakech, in this itinerary the client can discover the authenitc of Morocco.
We will pick you up at your hotel/riad. We leave Marrakech and drive towards the High Atlas Mountains and the road for Ouarzazate through the Tizi´ N´Tichka pass (2260m). You will enjoy beautiful landscapes with different colours and the Berber villages. We will visit Kasbah Telouet which was occupied by the Glaoui Pacha during his reign and is frequented by Moroccan travellers. The Kasbah is in the village of Telouet nestled outside the Ounila Valley.
The Harem and reception hall areas give one a good idea of the former luxury in which El Glaoui lived, as well as a look at the Andalusian-style of decorating. However, the older parts of the Kasbah are in complete ruins, making it difficult to see properly. Walking through the crumbling passageways is like walking through a maze and some people have got lost exploring the dilapidated Kasbah.
We continue to the second Kasbah, AïtBenhaddou, UNESCO placed it under its auspices as a World Heritage Site and then the Moroccan Government itself jumped on the bandwagon in 1994 to rehabilitate the Kasbah in order to preserve the cultural and national heritage. The Kasbahs were a major stop for camel caravans carrying salt through the Sahara and returning with gold, silver and slaves. Overnight in Ouarzazate.
After your breakfast we depart towards the city of Ouarzazate known as the doorway to the Sahara Desert. Visit Kasbah Taourirt. Then we start travelling via the Road of Thousand Kasbahs to the Skoura Oasis lined by many palm groves and on to the Rose Valley known for its production of Damascus roses. At BoumalneDades we can take the smaller route that will lead us to the Dades Gorge.
We will pass the strange rock creation of Tamnalt Hills, a bizarre rock resembling monkey feet. We will travel to the top of the Dades Gorge, a deep gorge of red and mauve rock towering above the road. Then we return back to BoumalneDades and travel to another very spectacular location, Todra Gorge.
Day 3: Todra Gorge – Merzouga – Erg Chebbi
After your breakfast our travels take us towards Tinjdad, then Touroug and after to Erfoud. We visit the fossil centre and the ancient city of Rissani that thrived from the 8th to the 14th centuries thanks to the caravan routes of the kingdom of Sijilmassa the Alawite dynasty as they took power, as well as Moulay Rachid.
It is a cultural destination in Morocco boasting beautiful examples of early Moroccan architectural styles and noteworthy palaces and temples. Then later in the afternoon you will take your camels to cross the desert during a beautiful sunset for about 2 hours to reach your camp for the night by the sand dunes of Erg Chebbi. Overnight in the Nomad tent under a night sky full of stars.
Day 4: Merzouga – Midelt – Ifrane – Fes
You will wake up to enjoy the sunrise over the dunes of Erg Chebbi, possibly the best moment of Merzouga desert, drive to Fes along the Ziz Valley Gorge and via Azrou and the cedar forests where colonies of the indigenous Barbary monkeys will keep you amused. We will drop you off at your Riad/Hotel in Fez.
OVERVIEW
We will pick you up at your hotel/riad. We leave Marrakech and drive towards the High Atlas Mountains and the road for Ouarzazate through the Tizi´ N´Tichka pass (2260m). You will enjoy beautiful landscapes with different colours and the Berber villages.
WHAT’S INCLUSIONS
4×4 vehicleswith driver.
Guide available every day of the trip.
Vehicle fuels.
Accommodation on halfboard
Camel ride through the desert
Tent in an Oasis with the Berbers.
Transfers to airports
Hotel (round trip)
WHAT’S EXCLUDED
Airline tickets.
Noon meals. (Possibility of picnic or restaurants)
Tours in Morocco: 16 days to explore Morocco . Our experience team give you a occasion to explore the authentic of Morocco. This trip begin at Mohamed V airport in Casablanca. We will visit the famous and the biggest Mosque in Africa, Hassan II, which was built between 1987 and 1993. This will be a golden opportunity to see the skilful work of Moroccan artisans, revealing the richness and beauty of their handicraft. After the visit, we will make our way to Rabat, the capital of Morocco. We will visit the Royal Gates built in 1864, and enjoy the charming garden of Challa, surrounded by walls and beautiful defensive gates, built between 1310 and 1330. Later we will stop at Mohamed V Museum built in 1972, and we will visit the tombs of Moroccan kings Mohammed V, who died in 1962, Hassan II who died in 1999, the tomb of Moulay Abdullah the uncle of Mohammed VI and Hassan Tower which was built in 12th century.
Day 2 : Rabat – Chefchaouen
Before heading to Chefchaouen we will explore Oudaya Kasbah which was built in 12th century and served as a military base for the Almorabits army in their defence against the Spanish army. The roof of the Kasbah allows a stunning view of the surrounding area. You will also get to see the 240 km long Abi-Regrag river, located in western Morocco between Rabat and Sala. We will then drive to Chafchaouen through the cities of Khnetra and Sidi Kasim, stopping in Ouazzane, passing by spectacular scenery with cedar, oak and almond trees.
Day 3 : Chefchaouen City tour Guided
Chefchaouen is a spectacular city located between three mountains, the highest, called Chef, which means ‘the head’, is 2050 metres high, the second, called Cha, is 1800 metres high and the the third, Aouen, is 1600 metres high. In Berber language it is called Chefchaouen which translates as “Horns”. Since 2010 it has been one of the UNESCO’s preserved international monuments. The houses are blue and white, with narrow streets, which you will have the opportunity to walk around.
Day 4 : Chefchaouen – Volubilis – Meknes
After breakfast we will depart at 9:00 am and journey northeast towards Meknes. We will have a break for lunch close to Ouazzane before arriving at Volubilis, the largest Roman ruins in Morocco, adorned by beautiful mosaics. This historical place will take you back to the Roman period. We will visit the mausoleum of Moulay driss Zerhoune, in the centre of Meknes, before making our way to our hotel where we will overnight and have dinner.
Day 5 : Meknes – Fes
We will begin our day with a visit to the granary at Sahrige Swani, which was used to store provisions for the army. We will also visit the royal palace and Moulay Ismail mausoleum. We will enter the medina via the largest gates, Bab Mansour, built in 1732, passing the square of Saht Lhdim (a smaller version of Jamaa el Fna square). We will then drive to Fes where we will overnight with dinner in a hotel.
Day 6 : Fes City Tour Guided
After breakfast we will visit the Royal Palace Gate (Seven Gates), where you will have a beautiful panoramic view of the medina, from the southern tower. We will then discover Fes’ handicrafts and the art of pottery making, view marvelous mosaics and hear tales of times gone by. We will explore together the old Medina; walking through the small alleyways (more than nine thousand). It is a great opportunity to see the Koranic school of Elmadrasa Elboananiya or Madrasat Echaratine which make Fes the intellectual and cultural capital of the kingdom. A great way to discover Fes will be with a delicious dinner, enjoying local music and belly dancing.
Day 7 : Fes A free day to explore Fes by yourselves (free day).
Day 8 : Fes – Ifran – Azrou – Medilte – Ziz Valley – Arfoud Erg Chebbi Merzouga
Fes desert Tours and Camel treks. After breakfast, we will continue our way across the Atlas Mountains passing by Ifran; a famous European style ski resort and city. We will then make our way to Azrou, where we will see the forest of cedar trees, inhabited by Magot monkeys. We will drive to Midelt, for lunch, where each June the festival of apples takes place. After lunch we will cross Ziz Valley, which is characterised by date and palm trees. We will stop at the famous dam of Hassan Eddakhil built during the French protectorate. We will have dinner and spend the night in a hotel.
Day 9 : Erg Chebbi – Merzouga – Khamlia – Rissani – Erg Chebbi Desert with
After breakfast we will head further into the Sahara desert and discover the charm of the dunes, making our way to Khamlia to see Gnaoua and enjoy the Gnaoua music. We will stop for lunch and take a camel ride to enjoy the sunset over the sand dunes. The night will be spent in the middle of Sahara desert sleeping in a Berber tent.
We will get up early to watch the sunrise before returning to the hotel for breakfast. After that we will continue our way passing by a traditional system of underground irrigation in the south east of Morocco known as Elkhatarat. We will have lunch in either Touroug or Tinjedad and get to see the now dormant anti Atlas volcanoes. We will visit Todra Gorge where we will enjoy a short walk between the cliffs before heading to Dades Gorge, where we will spend the night.
Day 11 : Dades Gorge – (off road 15 kmtrz) Rose Valley – Skoura – Ouarzazate
After breakfast we head to the Valley of 1000 Kasbahs, passing by green fields, fig, walnut, almond and pomegranate trees, and on to the colorful Rose Valley, famous for its rose water which is used in beauty products. The locals celebrate the Rose Festival here each year. The Damaskin rose was brought to this area by Berbers on their way back from pilgrimage. We will stop at Amridil Kasbah, built in the 17th Century, before crossing the palmeraie of Skoura, arriving in Ouarzazate, where we will overnight in a hotel with dinner.
Day 12 : Ouarzazate – Marrakech
Ouarzazate is a beautiful city located in the south east of Morocco, known as the Hollywood of Africa. We will stop here for a while before continuing to Ait ben Haddou village, where we will explore the famous Kasbah preserved by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site since 1987. The films ‘Gladiator’ and ‘Lawrence of Arabia’ were filmed here. We will take a 40 minute walk around the village, before continuing our journey across the gorgeous Ounila Valley to reach Telouat Kasbah. Afterwards we will continue our way across the stunning High Atlas (Tizi-n-Tichka, 2260 metres high), to the city of Marrakech.
Day 13 : Marrakech Full day City Tour Medina
You will be with a local guide who will escort you around this beautiful city, visiting historical monuments: the gorgeous Bahia palace built in 19th century, the 17th century Saadian tombs, the Koranic School of Ben Youssef, and the Koutoubia mosque built in 12th century. You will also visit the famous Souks; a great place for shopping where you can buy presents for your family, friends or yourselves. You will have free time to enjoy a mint tea or coffee in one of the restaurants or cafes where you can get amazing panoramic views of Jamaa El Fna square.
Day 14 : Marrakech you will enjoy Hammam
A free day to explore Marrakech by yourselves. Visit the new city of Gueliz, treat yourself to a Hammam and spa, or visit the beautiful Majorelle Gardens built by the French artist Jacques Majorelle, and Menara Gardens built in 12th century.
Day 15 : Marrakesh – Essaouira
Day Tour from Marrakesh to Essaouira, also known as Mogador, is a small city on the Atlantic coast. We will explore the old Medina, visit the port and the handicraft and jewelry quarter. Essaouira is a wonderful place to visit, one of UNESCOs World Heritage sites, 170 km from Marrakech. It is located on the Atlantic coast, and is known for the Gnaoua festival that takes place every year, for three days during the first week of June. There are approximately 500 Berber families living in Essaouira now. During the 15th century, Essaouira was occupied by the Portuguese, who established trading here. Essaouira is a beautiful place where you can enjoy walking along the beach, and exploring the old Medina. With visits to the port, handicrafts complex, Moroccan Jewelers and the market this is a great place to buy souvenirs. For wonderful panoramic views then Skalla, close to the sea, is the place to be. Enjoy a delicious fish lunch in a local restaurant.
Tours in Morocco: 16 days to explore Morocco
Day 16 : Essaouira – Marrakech or Casablanca airportTransfer to Marrakech or Casablanca airport.
The Price per person
N° Days
N° Person
2
3
4
5
6
16 Days15 Nights
Accommodation Type
Standard
3100€
2800 €
2500 €
2200 €
1800 €
Luxury
4750€
4200 €
3800 €
3500 €
3200 €
NB: There is a 30% reduction for children under 12 years old
whilst we do not charge for children under 5 years
Included
– 4×4 vehicles with driver.
– Guide available every day of the trip.
– Vehicle fuels.
– Accommodation on half board
– Camel ride through the desert
– Tent in an Oasis with the Berbers.
– Transfers to airports
– Hotel (round trip)
Not Included
– Airline tickets.
– Noon meals. (Possibility of picnic or restaurants)
– Drinks at meals.
– Entrance fees.
– Tips and personal miscellaneous expenses.
4 days 3 nights ( from Marrakech to Fes via Erg Chabbi)
Morocco Group Travel, We are at Morocco Visitors offer many types of Tours In Morocco, such as Morocco luxury tours, Morocco private tours and Morocco Group Travel sheard tours from Marrakech and Fes too.
Highlights trip:
– High Atlas
– Ait Ben Haddou Kasbha
– Ouarzazte
– Skoura oasis
– Rosas valley
– Dades valley
– Toudgha valley and Toudgha gorgeous
– camel riding
– sunset and sunrise
– nomad lifestyle
– sandboarding
– Ziz valley
– medium Atlas
– Ifran
– Fes
Tour Details:
Day 1: Marrakech- Ait Ben Haddou Kasbha- Dades valley
Departure 08:00
Highlights day:
– Ait Ben Haddou Kasbha
– Ouarzazte
– Skoura oasis
– Rosas valley
– Dades valley
Overnight in Dades valley.
Day 2: Dades valley- Toudgha gorgeous- Erg Chabbi
Departure 08:00
Highlights day:
– Dades gorgeous
– Toudgha valley
– Toudgha gorgeous
– Tinjdad
– old irrigation system ( Khoutart)
-sunset
– camel riding
– overnight in camp in the middle of dunes
Dinner and breakfast in the camp
Day 3: full day camel trekking and sandboarding experience
– after breakfast will starting the camel trekking to visit nomad people where you will have lunch ( picnic option is possible)
After lunch you will back to the first camp or you can spend night with nomad family.
NB: This Morocco Group Travel itinerary is possible starting from Fes too. you have to book before 24h and pay 30% deposit.
Included
– 4×4 vehicles with driver.
– Guide available every day of the trip.
– Vehicle fuels.
– Accommodation on half board
– Camel ride through the desert
– Tent in an Oasis with the Berbers.
– Transfers to airports
– Hotel (round trip)
Not Included
– Airline tickets.
– Noon meals. (Possibility of picnic or restaurants)
– Drinks at meals.
– Entrance fees.
– Tips and personal miscellaneous expenses.
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Morocco desert tours it’s amazing and wonderful which all Morocco travelers must do it; A visit to the Moroccan Sahara desert is definitely an experience everyone should have at least once in their lifetime. It is a journey well worth the effort and you will have fond memories to last you forever.
Imagine yourself on a camel ride, trekking through the rolling orange Sahara desert of Erg Chebbi Dunes. There is nothing around you and all you can hear are the footsteps of the camel on the soft sand.
The sky is vast and clear in the day and filled with millions of bright stars at night.
It is a very peaceful experience, one raley known to most of the Western World
the old medina of Fes visit guided
Fes city is one of important cities in cuentry which every travelers must visit with local guide because its so hard to visit this city without local guide, Fes its was the first capital in the country and it’s the oldest city in all north Africa
Imperial cities holidays In this tour the travelers will have the opportunity to discover and compare between medieval ages and actual lifestyle so our expertise team will give this experience with our professional guide
Chefechouan Trip recently become like a top destination under name blue twon
Morocco tours
See the medina cities ( Fes, Mekness, Rabat, Casablanca, Chefchouan, Essouira, Agadir and Taroudant)
Morocco Imperial cities holidays In this tour the travelers will have the opportunity to discover and compare between medieval ages and actual lifestyle so our expertise team will give this experience with our professional guide.
Marrakech sightseeing
With its warm days, busy nights and abundant fragrances, Marrakech is a fascinating city for even the most discerning traveller. Though a booming tourism industry can stifle some of its charms, there are still ways to get a touch of magic in ‘The Red City’.
While many people may associate this thousand-year-old Moroccan city with labyrinthine alleyways and snake charmers, Marrakech is actually equal parts ancient and mode
Enjoying the beach and seafood of Essaouira
Charming small town, Essaouira is the old Portuguese city of Mogador.
It was fortified by a French architect Vauban follower. These influences have given a beautiful and unique result. Today, the city is gradually becoming a city of artists.
Essaouira has a very favorable microclimate that ensures a mild winter and cool in summer. I’ll also mention a beautiful beach, protected by islands Purpuraires.
Artisans of Essaouira are famous for inlay on root growth cedar and offer a wide range of items from the souvenir to parts of furniture and works of art.
Seeing Aït Benhaddou
This day excursion will pass completely through the chain of the High Atlas by the route of Tizi n’Tichka, passing the highest road in Africa, admire the mountains of the beautiful and traditional Berber villages.You will notice the difference between the two sides of the chain: the North maintains a clear Mediterranean character, while the South is much more arid and Saharan. This is marked in the vegetation, but also in the mode of construction of traditional housing that takes into account climatic conditions very different.
12 Of The Best Things To Do In Morocco our team Morocco Visitors will be at your services in our website you will find many tours options.
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