9 days Sahara tour from Casablanca

9 days Sahara tour from Casablanca will start by meet our driver at the Casablanca airport and transferring to your hotel. To Start your tour by exploring Casablanca Morocco’s largest city and economic center with a population of over 4 million. The Port of Casablanca is one of the largest man-made ports in the world. Casablanca got its name from a Portuguese sailor who visited the area on a coastal trip and saw a small white house on the Amfa hill, which he identified as the site. The city then remained under French protection until Morocco gained independence in 1956. We will start our tour from the Duke of Moulay-Abdellah Street, located in the center of the new city, passing the Plaza Mohammed V with its Andalusian facade. We will then visit the Old Medina, the United Nations Square, the Hassan II Mosque, the Marina Center, and the Twin Centers. Overnight at the hotel and dinner.

After breakfast, our 9 days Sahara toru from Casablaca will take us to travel to Rabat, the political center of Morocco since 1912. Our tour of 9 days Sahara tour from Casablanca begins by the discovery Capital of Morocco of the red ochre walls, over 5 km long, built by the Sultan of Yaqub al-Mansur. We will walk through the medina. We will then visit the Tower of Hassan II. Its rectangular shape and red color create a very special atmosphere. We will then return to the New City to visit the Parliament Building, the modern Grand Mosque, the Mekhwar neighborhood where members of the Alawite family and government live, and the Royal Palace, the official residence of King Mohammed VI. After a lunch break, the afternoon trip will take about 2 hours to reach the ancient capital of Morocco, the royal city of Meknes. The city is divided into a medina, the royal villa of Sultan Moulay Ismail, and a new village built by the French. Overnight in Maknes

After breakfast, we will travel to Fez, before passing through Moulay Idris. You can see his mausoleum (open only to Muslims) in the city. The city itself is very charming. It consists of small white houses clustered on a hill and boasts a village with small restaurants dotted around the main square. From the top of the medina there is a magnificent view of the city. Very close to Moulay Idriss is the country’s most important archaeological site, Volubilis. This city began to develop after the Roman conquest of 40-45 AD. Here we can learn in detail what life was like in the ancient Roman city. In the afternoon, stop for lunch and then depart for Fez. Accommodation is in Riad in Fez..

After breakfast. Departure with our local guide to visit Fez, the oldest imperial city, founded in the 8th century and traditionally the spiritual capital of the country and the center of science and art. Fez actually consists of three towns: Fez el-Bali, Fez el-Jedid, a new 13th-century town housing the Mellach (Jewish Quarter) and the Royal Palace, and the New French Village. It was declared a World Heritage Site in 1976. Recommended places to visit: Piazza Bujlud, located between Fes el Bali and Fes el Jedid; Serrajin Square, the medina and the El Attarin souk; the 14th-century Madrasa Attarin or the 14th-century water clock; the tannery quarter (Eshuara), which is the largest and most colorful of all. In Fes el Jedid: The Mechuar, an 18th-century royal quarter full of street performances, the Royal Palace, and the Jewish Quarter.

Riad accommodation.