Day 1

Casablanca – Rabat (1h30m) (-/-/-)

Arrives at Casablanca Mohammed V International Airport.

Visit the Hassan II Mosque, the largest mosque in Africa, part of its building is built over the ocean, and it is one of few mosques in Morocco that are open to non-Muslims to visit.

Next, we’ll be heading to Rabat – a modern capital and historic city in Morocco.

Overnight at Rabat.

Day 2

Rabat – Chefchaouen (4h) (B/-/-)

Depart to Chefchaouen – the gorgeous blue city in Morocco. Explore this picturesque city through its narrow streets and various shades of blue and enjoy the extraordinary panoramas over the town from the top of a hill.

Overnight at Chefchaouen.

Day 3

Chefchaouen – Volubilis – Meknes – Fes (5h) (B/-/D)

After breakfast, we will visit Volubilis and Meknes en route to Fes.

Volubilis is one of the well-preserved Roman ruins, it was considered the administrative centre of the kingdom of Mauretania and a colonial city under the Roman Empire.

Next, heading to a red wine vineyard surrounding Meknes, we can indulge in wine tasting and take a tour of the cellars used for wine storage. Afterwards, you can enjoy lunch (at your own expense, around 400-800MAD).

Overnight at Fes.

Day 4

Fes (B/-/-)

Fes is the oldest imperial city in Morocco.

Today’s destination: Medina de Fes, navigating through its ancient labyrinth alleys that intertwine in a maze of 9,000 streets. We will discover vibrant spices, colourful handmade carpets, Quranic schools, and unique transportation – donkeys.

In addition, Fes is renowned for its traditional leather tanneries that still adhere to age0old dyeing methods, with hundreds of multicolored dyeing vats arranged in the dyeing houses.

Overnight at Fes.

Day 5

Fes – Ifran – Erfoud –Merzouga Desert (Dunes of the Sahara) (8h)(B/-/D)

Today we will visit the magical cedar forests of Azrou and Ifran, where the atmosphere is calm and filled with the scent of nature. Afterwards, we will make a brief stop in the town of Midelt and the Ziz Valley. The Ziz Valley is a peaceful and exotic valley.

Upon arriving in Merzouga, you can enjoy the taste of traditional Moroccan mint tea. In Morocco, serving tea to guests is a welcome sign of affection.

Overnight at Merzouga.

Day 6

Merzouga Desert – Rissani – Khamlia –Merzouga (Dunes of the Sahara)(B/-/D)

Start the day by heading to Rissani, which is the capital f the historic region of Tafilete. In the past, it was an important trading post, as it was on the route of the Sahara caravans.

There is a very interesting local market, considered the most authentic and genuine souk in Morocco, where you can experience the intertwining of ancient and modern.

Afterwards, we will go to the nomadic people’s depot of Khamlia, a lost village where the original Gnawa people live, first brought from Sudan as slaves. There you can enjoy their music, lifestyle, culture, and tradition. Discover life in the middle of the Sahara.

In the evening, hop on a 4WD to cross through the magnificent Erg Chebbi sand dunes, witnessing the breath-taking sunset. Continue the journey until reach our stay, the traditional Berber nomadic tent. Alternatively, you may explore the desert by driving an ATV (additional charges apply) until reaching the stay. At nights, we will gather around a bonfire under the starry sky, accompanied by traditional music, creating an unforgettable night.

Overnight at a nomad luxury tent.

Day 7

Merzouga – Todra Gorges – Dades Valley (4h30m) (B/-/D)

leave the camp with camel riding after breakfast.

Next, we will embark on a journey to explore something completely different – the rocky landscape of the Gorges and the High Atlas, along with the picturesque beauty of the Dades Valley.

The gorges of Todra, towering rock cliffs that reach 600 meters in heights, separated by only 10m in width extends through several kilometres.

the Dades Valley showcases breath-taking beauty and geological interest. Within this valley, you will encounter arid mountains resembling a desert, a fertile valley where the sounds and smell of nature surround you.

Overnight at Dades Valley.

Day 8

Dades Valley – Ouarzazate – Marrakech (8h) (B/-/-)

After breakfast, we will continue our journey along the “Route of the One thousand Kasbahs” passing through Kalaat Mgouna – The Rose City renowned for its roses and then reaching Ait Benhaddou.

Ait Benhaddou, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, is the most significant point along the “Route of the one Thousand Kasbahs”. The site is still inhabited and serves as a backdrop for movies such as “Gladiator” and “Game of Thrones”.

Overnight at Marrakech.

Day 9

Marrakech (B/-/-)

Marrakesh, the fourth largest city in Morocco. It is also known as ‘The Red City”, because of its red sandstone buildings. We will explore this beautiful city accompanied by a local tour guide, and visit Ali ben Youssef Medersa, Koutoubia Mosque, Bahia Palace, and Saadian Tombs.

In the afternoon, you will have some free time to troll around the city, you may visit Jemaa el Fna Square, a unique main square with Moroccan cultural traditions and full of surprising sights. You can enjoy Moroccan music and a variety of performances like storyteller and snake charmer and treat your taste buds to different variety of Moroccan traditional cuisines.

Overnight at Marrakech.

Day 10

Marrakech – Casablanca – Home sweet home (B/-/-)

Transfer to Casablanca International airport for your flight.

Tour Fee

RM8,950 / Pax
12 Pax To Go, 16 Pax Full

Accommodations:

• 8 nights local 4-star hotel, Riad/Dar
• 1 night nomad luxury tent    *Remarks: Riad/Dar are traditional Moroccan houses, room sizes and types may vary, and it’s common for them to offer double beds as the primary bedding option
• Single-room supplement: RM1980 for 9 nights

Includes:

• Accommodations
• All transportation with driver/guide speaks English
• Hotel/Campsite breakfast (9 days)
• Hotel/Campsite dinner (4 nights)
• Entrance tickets in the itinerary
• Official guide of cities (Marrakech and Fes)
• Camel ride in the desert
• Professional travel photography

Excludes:

• International flight from KUL/SIN – CMN, CMN – KUL/SIN
• Lunch and dinner (partial)
• Personal travel insurance (purchase in advance)
• Other museum/sites visit
• Optional activities: ATV/ visit cellar and wine tasting
• ATV Euro 80 (1 pax 1 ride); Euro 100 (2 pax 1 ride)
• Tips for tour leader not included
• Euro 10/pax/day is to be paid and collected by the tour leader on the last day of the tour
• Additional cost incurred due to unforeseen circumstances

Note:

• In desert regions, there can be significant temperature differences between day and night. It is advisable to prepare sufficient warm clothing, scarves, hats, and hand warmers to keep yourself warm.
• Sandstorms will unavoidably happen in the desert. It is recommended to bring masks, scarves, and sunglasses. Please remember to wear sunscreen and stay hydrated because the UV in the suburbs is severe.
• Please remember to protect your phone, camera and other digital devices from sand in the desert. (Waterproof solutions are recommended)
• In Morocco, cash is the primary mode of payment, and the main currencies are the Euro (EUR) and the Moroccan Dirham (MAD). It is recommended to prepare Euros and exchange some of them into Dirhams upon arrival.
• We reserve the right to alter the itinerary due to any unforeseen circumstances such as weather and road conditions, natural disaster, flight delays, government restrictions, etc.