Morocco Journey Planner will take you on a visit to Rabat, the current capital of Morocco. Here, you will explore the Hassan Tower, an unfinished mosque dating back to 1199, as well as the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, the final resting place of two Moroccan kings. Next, you will discover the Kasbah of the Oudaias, a charming historic fortress, followed by a visit to the Andalusian Garden, a peaceful retreat built during the French Protectorate in the early 20th century. After exploring Rabat, you will depart for the imperial city of Meknes, one of Morocco’s four historic capitals. Upon arrival, you will visit the magnificent Bab Mansour Gate from the 18th century, the impressive Heri es-Souani granaries, the Agdal Basin (a historical water reservoir), and the vibrant Lahdim Square. Then we continue our way to stop at the ancient Roman ruins, Volubilis where you will have a historical BC walk inside the ruins. (overnight in Fes)

You will have a historical walk in the most preserved Medina in the world and the biggest urban area in Morocco, the old town of Fes. We will take you first in Fes Ramparts tour where we will visit the Royal Palace, the Jewish Quarter, The Bourj South from which we will have a beautiful panoramic over the Medina of Fes. The walking tour will take you through the narrow alleys of the medina where you will visit the Oldest University in the World and the beautiful Madrassas, the 11th century leather tanneries. (Overnight in Fes)

On this day, you will begin your spectacular journey toward the Sahara Desert. Before reaching the desert, you will travel to Ifrane, renowned as one of the top 10 cleanest cities in the world. Because of its pristine environment, it is often called the "Little Switzerland of Morocco" by tourists. From there, you will navigate through the lush and stunning Middle Atlas Mountains, passing through cedar, oak, and pine forests. Along this scenic route, you may even catch a glimpse of the indigenous Barbary macaque.After lunch, your journey continues via Erfoud, a city famous for having one of the richest and most extensive fossil fields in the world. Finally, you will arrive in Merzouga, a small desert village located on the edge of the spectacular Sahara sand dunes known as Erg Chebbi.(overnight in Merzouga)

On this day you will continue exploring the sahara desert by learning more about the culture of the berber people .You will see berber farms and fields ,as well as underground water channels and irrigation system. Next, you will discover the scenic Flamingos Lake, which attracts many species of birds during the spring, including falcons, desert sparrows, and more. Afterward, you’ll head towards the African village of Khamlia, an area renowned for its Gnaoua musicians. There, you can listen to their beautifully spiritual music and experience the rhythm of this rich cultural heritage. Following that, you will visit a nomadic Berber family. Sharing a cup of tea with them, you’ll be enchanted by their lifestyle, traditional tents, and the harsh desert environment in which they live. Later, enjoy a traditional lunch of Berber pizza, a culinary specialty of the desert town of Merzouga (possibly hosted by a Berber family, if available). Finally, you will be taken to your Morocco desert camp where you can take a camel ride into the sand dunes to watch the sun setting over the desert or relax at your camp. (overnight in Merzouga desert camp)

After having experienced a memorable two nights in the Sahara, you will head to the town of Erfoud, where you will visit a local fossil craft workshop and learn about the region's rich geological heritage. Following this visit, you will continue to the city of Rissani, which is known for its traditional markets and vibrant souks. Here, you will find a variety of goods on display, including handcrafted gifts, aromatic spices, local fresh produce, and Morocco’s famous sweet dates. From there, your journey continues towards Zagora, taking you through the charming village of Nkob. Along the way, you will pass through the captivating Draa Valley, renowned for its palm groves, ancient kasbahs, and stunning desert landscapes. (overnight in Zagora )

Begin your day by visiting the village of Tamgroute, known for its skilled mud handcrafters, where we will discover the traditional pottery factory to have an idea of the pottery work. Afterward, you will visit one of the oldest libraries , which houses a rare collection of ancient manuscripts covering Islamic teachings, medicine, and mathematics. Next your journey continues towards the city of Ouarzazate, passing through the small town of Agdz. This peaceful spot is excellent for bird watching and relaxing under the shade of lush palm trees. Finally, after driving approximately 70 kilometers, you will arrive in Ouarzazate, often referred to as the "Hollywood of Africa" and considered the gateway to the Sahara Desert. (overnight in Ouarzazate )

On this day, you will continue your trip along the famous "Road of the Thousand Kasbahs" toward the town of Skoura. Along the way, you will stop to visit the remarkable Kasbah of Amridil, a well-preserved example of traditional Moroccan architecture and an important historical site. After this cultural stop, your journey will take you through the beautiful Rose Valley and the town of Kalaat Mgouna, famously known as the Capital of Roses. This area is especially vibrant during the rose harvest season and is home to numerous cooperatives producing rose-based products. Next, you will head toward the dramatic Todhgha Gorges, considered one of the most spectacular canyons in Morocco. Its towering cliffs have even served as filming locations for several international movies, including The Mummy. Finally, you will reach the captivating town of Boumalne Dades, where the day concludes. This area is known for its striking rock formations, popularly referred to as the "Monkey Fingers," offering a stunning natural landscape and a peaceful atmosphere.(overnight in Boumalen Dades ).

Begin your day with a visit to the spectacular UNESCO World Heritage site of Ait Benhaddou, one of the most iconic and eye-catching filming locations in Morocco. This ancient ksar has appeared in major productions such as Game of Thrones, Gladiator, and many more. Afterward, you will continue to the impressive Telouet Kasbah, which was once the residence of the powerful Glaoui family—the most influential dynasty in the High Atlas Mountains during the 19th century. This visit will be from the exterior only, offering a glimpse into the kasbah’s historical significance and architectural beauty. Finally, you will cross the majestic Tizi n’Tichka Pass at an altitude of 2,260 meters, enjoying panoramic mountain views before descending toward Marrakech, Morocco’s most vibrant and attractive tourist destination. (overnight in Marrakech )

We will take you in a morning guided tour of Marrakech "the Red City of Morocco”. Your guide will ensure that you see all the sites with historical and cultural interest, including the Koutoubia Mosque ; the Saadian tombs; the beautiful Palace of Bahia the only royal palace open to public in Morocco. Afterwards, we will walk through the medina alleys ,getting a chance to admire all of the different artisans performing their crafts before arriving at the famous Jamaa El Fna. Square. ( Overnight in Marrakech )

As your journey with Morocco Journey Planner draws to a close, you will be transferred to the airport in accordance with your scheduled flight time.