Luxury Tour to Morocco

As you step foot in Casablanca in the morning, your host will eagerly await your arrival, ready to welcome you to your grand Morocco luxury tour. You will be whisked away to your lavish five-star Hotel or Riad in Rabat, the majestic capital of the Kingdom of Morocco. The city's rich history is evident in its diverse architectural styles, a testament to its inherited exotic legacy over the centuries. Your afternoon sightseeing will take you through the Mellah, a quintessential Moorish Jewish quarter; the Mohamed V Mausoleum, a masterpiece of Islamic arts in every aspect; the Oudaya Casbah and Andalous Gardens; the well-preserved medieval walled city that continues to thrive in the present.

Highlights

Mohamed V Mausoleum: The Mohamed V Mausoleum in Rabat, Morocco, is a testament to national pride and architectural splendor. This grand mausoleum is the final resting place of King Mohammed V and his two sons, King Hassan II and Prince Abdallah. The mausoleum's serene ambiance and historical significance make it a revered site for Moroccans and a must-visit destination for tourists seeking to pay homage to Morocco's revered leaders.

The Oudaia Kasbah: Kasbah Oudaia, also known as the Kasbah of the Udayas, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Rabat's oldest and most iconic landmarks. It was initially constructed in the 12th century by the Almohads, a Berber-Muslim dynasty, as a military fortress to repel attacks from the sea. Today, it stands as a testament to the city's rich history and architectural prowess, offering visitors a glimpse into the past and a chance to immerse themselves in its timeless beauty.

Chellah: Chellah, located in Rabat, Morocco, is a unique archaeological site and cemetery that dates to ancient times. Originally a Phoenician trading post, it was later settled by the Romans and the Almohads. Today, visitors can explore its ruins, including ancient walls, gates, and the remnants of a mosque and minaret. The site is also known for its tranquil gardens and storks nesting atop the ancient walls, creating a serene atmosphere. Chellah offers a fascinating glimpse into Morocco's rich history and is a peaceful retreat from the bustle of the city.

Embark on a cultural journey to Fez, traversing the hinterland via Volubilis, the Roman capital of northwestern Africa. Enjoy a delightful lunch in the vibrant city of Meknes, steeped in the legacy of Sultan Moulay Ismail. Wander through the narrow streets of the old 8th-century town of Moulay Idris, the first Islamic site established by the grandson of the Prophet Mohamed, a hub of Moroccan spiritual paths, particularly Sufism. Arrive in Fes in the afternoon for a sightseeing tour that includes the Andalous Quarter, the Jewish area, and the Batha Museum of Moroccan Arts. Conclude the day with a sumptuous dinner and a comfortable stay at a prestigious five-star hotel.

Highlights:

Volubilis: Volubilis: Volubilis, located near Meknes in Morocco, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its remarkably well-preserved Roman ruins. Once a thriving ancient city of the Roman Empire, Volubilis boasts impressive structures such as grand villas, intricate mosaics, and imposing arches. Visitors can wander through the ancient streets, marvel at the remains of public buildings like the Basilica and Capitol, and admire the intricate artwork depicting scenes from Roman mythology. The site offers a fascinating glimpse into Morocco's rich history and the legacy of Roman civilization in North Africa.

Moulay Idriss Zerhoune Welcome to the revered Moulay Idriss Al-Akbar Mausoleum, nestled in Morocco's spiritual town of Mount Zerhoune. This sacred site honors Moulay Idriss I, the founder of Morocco's first Islamic dynasty and a revered saint in Moroccan culture. Pilgrims and visitors alike flock to this tranquil sanctuary to pay homage to the saint's tomb, soak in the spiritual ambiance, and witness the rich heritage of Moroccan spirituality and reverence.

Continue exploring the city of Fez. Take a morning walking tour of the Medina, the fascinating walled town with its incredible medieval-era maze, twisting alleys, blind turns, and arches. This architectural masterpiece contains mosques, shrines, fountains, workshops, and every conceivable market. Lunch will be in a typical restaurant, a converted Moorish home. Continue visiting and shopping in the historic Medina. Dinner and entertainment will be at a typical luxury Moroccan restaurant in Medina.

Highlights:

Fez Medina The Medina of Fez, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a labyrinthine marvel of narrow alleys, bustling souks, and ancient mosques. Its centuries-old architecture, adorned with intricate tile work and ornate carvings, exudes a timeless charm. Vibrant markets brim with spices, leather goods, and handcrafted treasures while freshly baked bread and sizzling tagines fill the air. At its heart lies the iconic Al-Qarawiyyin Mosque and University, symbolizing Fez's rich cultural heritage and intellectual legacy. Navigating its maze-like streets is a journey through history, where every corner reveals a new story waiting to be uncovered.

Royal Palace and Borj Sud The Royal Palace of Fez, an architectural gem, showcases the grandeur of Moroccan royalty with its intricate gates and abundant gardens. Nearby, Borj Sud, a fortified tower, stands as a sentinel over the city, offering panoramic views of Fez and its surrounding landscapes while serving as a testament to its strategic importance throughout history. These landmarks weave a narrative of Fez's rich past and vibrant present.

Fez Medina Pottery tour The Fez Medina Pottery, located in the heart of the historic medina of Fez, Morocco, is a vibrant artisanal hub renowned for its traditional pottery craftsmanship. Steeped in centuries of tradition, artisans in this bustling quarter skillfully create exquisite pottery using age-old techniques passed down through generations. Visitors to the medina can witness artisans shaping clay on pottery wheels, hand-painting intricate designs inspired by Moroccan motifs, and firing their creations in traditional kilns. The pottery of Fez is characterized by its vivid colors, elaborate patterns, and timeless beauty, reflecting the region's rich cultural heritage. Exploring the Fez Medina Pottery offers a captivating glimpse into Morocco's artisanal traditions and provides an opportunity to acquire unique, handcrafted treasures to cherish for a lifetime.

Al Attarine Madrasa, a jewel of Moroccan architecture, blends Islamic artistry with scholarly heritage. Nestled in Fez's medina, it enchants visitors with intricate tilework, carved wood, and serene courtyards. This historic madrasa is a testament to Morocco's cultural richness.

Seffarine Square: A bustling hub in the heart of Fez's medina, resonating with the rhythmic clang of metalworkers crafting intricate copperware. Immerse yourself in the age-old tradition of Moroccan craftsmanship amidst the vibrant atmosphere of this lively marketplace.

Travel through the Middle Atlas Mountains via Azrou and visit one of the country's best craft cooperatives. Follow the off-the-beaten-path roads that cross the last stands of Atlas cedars, where bands of barbery apes might be seen. Enjoy a Berber lunch on the road, then continue your adventure to Marrakech. The afternoon will take you to the Enticing city of Marrakech, where you will be checked into your luxury hotel. Dinner will be at the prestigious La Fassia, Marrakesh's finest traditional restaurant.

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Ifrane: Ifrane, Morocco's "Little Switzerland," is a charming mountain town known for its alpine architecture, lush forests, and cool climate. Explore its serene lakes, hike scenic trails, and enjoy a peaceful retreat amidst the beauty of the Middle Atlas Mountains.

Azrou: Azrou, nestled in Morocco's Middle Atlas Mountains, is renowned for its cedar forests, home to Barbary macaques. Explore the bustling souk, admire traditional Berber crafts, and hike scenic trails in nearby Ifrane National Park. Rich in natural beauty and cultural heritage, Azrou offers a tranquil escape in the heart of Morocco.

Luxury and comfortable hiking and trekking excursion to the most beautiful Morocco landscapes. Morning departure into the high Atlas and to the Telouet fortress: the brooding remains of the stronghold of Berber chieftain El Glaoui (the Lord of the Atlas). Lunch in Taddert. Afternoon returns to Marrakech for a visit to the private art and craft collection.

Highlights

Telouat: Telouat, nestled in the High Atlas Mountains of Morocco, is famed for its historic kasbah, once home to the Glaoui family. Explore the ancient fortress, adorned with intricate tilework and rich Berber architecture, offering a glimpse into Morocco's fascinating past and scenic beauty.

Taddert: Taddert, a quaint village in the High Atlas Mountains of Morocco, is a gateway to stunning natural landscapes and traditional Berber culture. Surrounded by rugged peaks and verdant valleys, it offers hiking trails, scenic vistas, and encounters with local artisans. Experience the hospitality of the Berber people and immerse yourself in the tranquility of mountain life in Taddert.

Morning is devoted to visiting the enticing historical sites of Marrakech and walking in the footsteps of an era of glory. Visit the Mellah, Synagogue, Koranic School, and Marrakech bazaars. Free afternoons and evenings are reserved for enjoying the luxury of Mamounia and a Rendez-Vous in heaven at Marrakech by night luxury tour in buggies.

Highlights:

Menara Gardens: Menara Gardens, nestled near the Atlas Mountains in Marrakech, offer tranquility amidst the city's hustle. The iconic pavilion reflects in a vast reservoir surrounded by olive groves and citrus orchards, creating a serene oasis perfect for strolling or picnicking. It's a timeless escape where visitors can unwind amidst natural beauty and Moroccan architectural charm. The Menara Pool is a sophisticated reserve of water, taking its sources from the snow-capped nearby Atlas Mountains, Making Marrakech a lush oasis year-round.

The Koutoubia Mosque: The Koutoubia Mosque, an architectural masterpiece in Marrakech, symbolizes the city's rich history and Islamic heritage. Its soaring minaret, adorned with intricate geometric patterns, dominates the skyline while surrounding gardens provide a peaceful retreat. As the largest mosque in Marrakech, Koutoubia is a place of worship and a landmark for cultural exploration and admiration of Islamic architecture.

the Bahia Palace: Step into the opulent world of Bahia Palace, a marvel of Moroccan architecture nestled in the heart of Marrakech. Intricate mosaics, carved woodwork, and tranquil courtyards transport visitors to a bygone era of royal grandeur. Wander through its ornate rooms adorned with colorful tiles and lavish décor and immerse yourself in this breathtaking palace's rich history and exquisite beauty.

the Medina of Marrakech: The Marrakech Medina is a vibrant maze of bustling souks, offering an unparalleled shopping experience for every taste. Lose yourself in a kaleidoscope of sights, sounds, and scents as you wander through narrow alleys with stalls brimming with treasures. The Medina beckons with its exotic delights, from handcrafted textiles and intricate pottery to aromatic spices and traditional Moroccan lamps. Prepare to haggle with friendly merchants and uncover unique souvenirs that will evoke memories of your Moroccan adventure for years.

Jamaa El Fna Square: Jemaa el-Fnaa Square, the pulsating heart of Marrakech, is a sensory feast like no other. By day, it's a vibrant marketplace where snake charmers, storytellers, and henna artists captivate onlookers with their ancient crafts. As dusk descends, the square transforms into a mesmerizing spectacle of food stalls, filling the air with tantalizing aromas and lively music. Amidst the bustling energy, immerse yourself in the timeless charm of Morocco, where tradition and modernity intertwine in a captivating dance.

Travel in the morning to Essaouira, a city that lives up to its name, "the picture." It was founded by the Phoenicians as a trade port with the Native Berbers and supplied the Romans with their favorite color of nobility, "the Purple." Today, Essaouira inspires the soul and intellect in every artistic aspect. Tour the colorful port used by Orson Welles in his version of "Othello." Lunch at the Chalet de la Plage is worth every comment. The afternoon will be filled with visits to the Mellah, Medina workshops, and art galleries, as well as dinner and overnight at the romantic Hotel des Iles.

Highlights:

Medina: Wander through the charming alleys of the UNESCO-listed Medina, known for its blue and white buildings, vibrant souks, and lively atmosphere.

Skala de la Ville: Explore the historic ramparts overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, offering panoramic views of the city and its picturesque harbor.

Port: Discover the bustling fishing port, where colorful boats line the waterfront, and fishermen sell their catch of the day. It's a lively hub of activity and an excellent spot for fresh seafood.

Beach: Relax on Essaouira's beautiful sandy beach, popular for windsurfing and kitesurfing due to its constant ocean breeze. Take a camel ride along the shore for a memorable experience.

Essaouira Museum: Learn about the city's rich history and culture at the Essaouira Museum, housed in a former palace and showcasing exhibits on art, history, and traditional crafts.

Argan Oil Cooperatives: Visit nearby Argan Oil cooperatives to learn about the production process of this valuable oil, unique to the region, and purchase high-quality products directly from the source.

Your Luxury journey will proceed on the way to Taroudant. Feast on a typical Berber Tagine lunch above a banana plantation. Travel through stands of the indigenous argan and thuya trees, where the area's famous tree-climbing goats can be seen. Afternoon tea at Hotel Gazelle D'Or, Morocco's most exclusive resort. Dinner and overnight at your luxury riad, a former Pasha's guest house. Within the city's massive walls.

Highlights:

Argan Tree: Argan forests in Morocco, mainly found in the southwest region, are UNESCO-protected ecosystems. These unique woodlands sustain the endangered Argania Spinosa tree, which is known for producing argan oil. Explore these biodiverse areas to witness endemic flora and fauna, support sustainable practices, and learn about traditional methods of argan oil extraction.

Banana Village: Morocco Banana Village, nestled in Tamri, offers scenic beauty and a taste of tropical paradise with its lush banana plantations and coastal charm.

Chichaoua: Chichaoua, a picturesque town in Morocco, is known for its tranquil ambiance, traditional markets, and stunning landscapes. Explore its historic medina, enjoy panoramic views of the Atlas Mountains, and experience the warmth of Berber hospitality.

Explore the marvels of Taroudant in the morning. Surrounded by red ochre walls, Taroudant is one of the most elegant towns in the south. Taroudant's rich bazaars reflect a strong craft tradition—lunch at the Tioute Oasis. After lunch, stroll through this paradise of the desert. The remainder of the afternoon is free to enjoy the gardens or the souks—farewell dinner at the Hotel.

Highlights:

Taroudant Medina: Explore the bustling souks, ancient city walls, and vibrant street life.

Alleyways & Ramparts: Wander through narrow alleys and climb the ramparts for panoramic views.

Grand Mosque: Admire the intricate architecture and peaceful ambiance of this historic mosque.

Tanneries: Witness traditional leather tanning methods in action at local tanneries.

Local Markets: Experience the lively atmosphere of the Berber markets, known for spices, crafts, and more.

Palais Claudio Bravo: Visit this stunning palace-turned-art-gallery to admire works by Claudio Bravo and local artists.

Argan Oil Cooperatives: Learn about argan oil production and purchase high-quality products directly from cooperatives.

Early morning departure for Agadir Airport. Connection Casablanca for your flight back home in memory of an enjoyable trip of a lifetime. We hope you are delighted with all the services provided for your Morocco luxury tour, such as first-class treatments. Come back for more on one of our luxury tours to Morocco in the future.