A visit to the Moroccan capital, home to the residence of the King and the country’s government. Rabat is a former imperial city with a rich history, combining modern business-center architecture with sophisticated Oriental touches. The city’s main attractions are visited. These include the Mausoleum of King Mohammed V, the Kasbah of Udayas, and the Tower of Hassan, built on the orders of Sultan Yaqub El Mansur, the founder of Casablanca. The tower was therefore very large. The ancient fortress of Udayas, built during the Almoravid dynasty and named after the bandit Udayas, is famous for its ancient gates and orange g roves. Storks nest in the Kasbah fortress.

then Countine our trip of 11 days journey in Morocco to Fes at 11:15, lunch at 14:00, overnight at Palais Medina Hotel & SPA Fez 5* 19:30-21:00: Dinner with the show (with accompaniment), simulating a traditional Moroccan wedding. The event takes place in the hotel restaurant.

After Breakfast at Hotel will Travel to Merzouga deser Via Ifrane known as the ‘Switzerland of Morocco’, Ifrane is a picturesque town popular with tourists for its European-style buildings with red roofs. This climatic resort is very popular with tourists. Visit the national park where you can see macaque berber monkeys.

Travel to Merzouga via Midelt and El Rashidiya. Stop for 30 minutes in the small resort of Erfoud, known as the ‘Gateway to the Sahara’. Arrive in Merzouga. This is a small town on the edge of the Sahara, near the border with Algeria.

Here you will visit the Khetara, a very complex and unusual ancient irrigation system. we will Meet with the Camel Guide of the Sahara waiting for us – the Erg Chebbi dunes, a walk along the sand dunes on a camel, and the opportunity to admire the beautiful sunset in the desert and spend Night In the desert Camp. and will be the end of our day 11 days journey in Morocco.

After breakfast we will leave for Merzouga, experiencing Sahara desert scenes, and stop to see the Ouzina desert dunes with a yellow and brown color. After that, we will visit a nomadic family in the middle of nowhere living in a woolen tent.

After lunch Having a Berber Pizza in Khamlia, we will have the chance to discover the Gnawa music with special dances of Gnawa black-skinned inhabitants of Khamlia. After that, we will have a rest and get ready to the most exciting adventure of Our 9 Days top desert trip from Marrakech. we will ride our camels crossing the dunes and stop near a high dune for sunset pictures. After that, we will proceed to the camp for dinner and gather around the fire to enjoy drum music played by locals under a starry sky. Overnight in a private tent.

Travel along mountain roads between the majestic Jebel Unyati and Jebel Sagro ranges. The area is unspoilt and unspoilt nature. Here you will meet the nomads of Ait Ata, who come down from the Mugan Mountains in the cold season to graze their herds of goats, rams and camels.

You will then move on to Ouarzazate, passing through the ‘pink valley’ of Kalat Mughna and the picturesque oasis of Sukra. Arrive at the Kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou and have lunch at a traditional restaurant. Visit the Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou. Located in one of the most fortified and defended villages in southern Morocco. The Kasbah is a prime example of traditional Berber architecture, built in the 16th century to protect trading routes from attacks by the Sahara Desert and Berber nomads. After the importance of the trans-Saharan trade declined, Ksar declined and the inhabitants gradually moved to new villages on the right bank of the opposite bank. Today, Ait Ben Haddou is home to seven or eight families; at the end of the 20th century, Ksar was inscribed on UNESCO’s World Heritage List. Films such as The Pearl of the Nile, Jesus of Nazareth, The Last Temptation of Christ, Alexander, Gladiator, The Mummy, Prince of Persia and Lawrence of Arabia were shot here. The road, known as the ‘Kasbah of Thousands, then continues in the direction of Terue.

You will travel to Marrakech via the Atlas Mountains and the country’s highest pass, Tizin Tishka (2,260 metres above sea level). On arrival in Marrakech, dinner and overnight at the Hotel in Marrakech.

fter Breakfast at your Hotel ou r11 days journey in Morocco will take us to visit the gorgeous gardens of Marrakech. Visit the famous Majorelle Gardens – created by French artist Jacques Majorelle and later acquired by the famous fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent. The ashes of the legendary couturier are scattered in this garden and a small monument has been erected.

Visit the oldest part of Marrakech, surrounded by ramparts. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the city’s medina is characterised by a maze of narrow alleys lined with markets and souvenir shops; 20 gates lead to the Koutoubia, the largest mosque in Marrakech, whose 69m minaret is the prototype for Seville’s ‘Hilalda’ and Rabat’s ‘Hassan’s Tower’ were the prototypes for the After you see the exquisite Bahia Palace and the residence of Grand Vizier Si Ahmed. Lunch in a traditional Moroccan restaurant.

You then visit the city’s busiest square, Djemaa el Fna (‘Place of the Raw Head’), so named because in the 10th century criminals were executed in this square. Today, the square is home to souvenir and spice merchants, colourfully dressed water carriers and even snake charmers.

At night, it looks like a huge open-air restaurant. Street vendors also let you sample unusual dishes, roasted sheep’s heads and brains smoke over the counter, boiled snails are laid out everywhere, and the famous aphrodisiac drink kunjal is waiting for its cue.

At 19:30, you will be taken to Dar Essalam, Marrakech’s most famous restaurant, where you will enjoy a delicious dinner and a spectacular show from 20:00 to 22:00.

Holidays in Agadir. Gorgeous white sand beaches and azure waters await you. You can play golf, have spa treatments and sunbathe.

A traditional Moroccan hammam session awaits you to relax your muscles, relieve stress and eliminate toxins from your body. They purify the body for subsequent treatments that will teach you about the rich heritage of Moroccan culture and the secrets of oriental beauty. The spa centre uses only 100% natural oriental products that have been known for centuries. Moroccan black verdi soap, essential oils, Ghassoul clay, orange blossom water, rose water and many others. The action ends with a massage with argan tree oil, unique to Morocco. The cost is EUR 45 per person.