Luxury Tour of Northern Morocco – 6 Days

Day 1 arrive in Casablanca

When you arrive in Casablanca this day tour, your private driver will pick you up from the airport of Casablanca so you can start your great adventure. Your first stop is the bigest Hassan II Mosque, which has the highest minaret in the world. This complex not only represents the pinnacle of Moroccan architecture, but is also the only mosque in the country that is open to the public and offers internal visits. Take advantage of your unique opportunity to see all aspects of this huge landmark.

Then, you will check into a luxury hotel, where you can rest. Throughout your journey, you will enjoy a series of luxury hotels that reflect the different architecture and cultural heritage of the regions in your itinerary. In the cosmopolitan Casablanca you will spend the night in a five-star hotel, but in the imperial cities of Fes and Marrakech, you will go back in time in the riads-traditional accommodation with dazzling tiles and designed to maintain interior decoration The central courtyard is cool.

Depending on your energy level tonight, you can dine in the hotel or enjoy delicious food in the city. Your driver can help guide you to any number of stylish or traditional restaurants around the economic capital of Morocco.

Day 2 Casablanca – Chefchaouen

On the way, you will visit the majestic Hassan Tower, one of the most magnificent buildings of the Al Mohad dynasty. The Hassan Tower is the minaret of a 12th-century mosque, a lofty architectural project that was eventually abandoned, and a curiosity of landmarks. All that remains today is the red sandstone tower, which is 145 feet (44 m) high and has about 200 pillars, which should have been a broader complex of buildings. After you stroll through the ruins, visit the Mausoleum of Mohammed V. You will see intricate tiles, mosaics and handicrafts in this land.

The lunch will be settled by your driver’s suggestion. Afterwards, you can explore the blue oudaya community above the Atlantic Ocean. The picturesque charm of this neighborhood is the perfect start to your journey today.

From Rabat, you will travel to the Rif Mountains to the blue city of Chefchaouen. Stay in your luxurious riad and relax, or explore this laid-back town at your own pace. The main square Outa el-Hammam is a place to watch the world.

Walk along the alleys far away from tourist areas and experience local life. This is a good place to buy handmade woolen clothing, woven blankets, cedar wood furniture and other handicrafts from northern Morocco. Dinner will take care of itself in a great restaurant in town.

Day 3 Chefchaouen – Volubilis – Fes

Enjoy your morning within the bleu city of Chefchaouen; if you’re inspired and rouse before dawn, you’ll get amazing sunrise from the Spanish Mosque, which is found high within the town. Or enjoy a lazy breakfast at a leisurely pace, so explore the medina. you’ll also relax with a cup of fresh mint tea at Place Outa el-Hammam and watch the city’s vitality within the cafe.

Later within the morning, you may travel through the royal history of Morocco. you may first head south to Fez. On the road, you’ll stop to visit Volubilis, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with the best-preserved Roman ruins in the kingdom of Morocco. Wander through the massive complex of buildings and explore large commercial residences with visible heating systems, temples and lots of well-preserved mosaics. If you would like to be told more about the history here, you’ll hire your own private guide. Since you’re traveling with a non-public driver, how long you’ll be able to stay within the ruins and the other attractions you visit during the journey.

After that, you’ll still Moulay Idriss, which appears like a sitting camel from a distance. Moulay Idriss was founded in 789 AD; because the first Islamic capital of Morocco, the town remains an area of constant cultural significance. Take a glance at the unique round minaret here, which is that the only minaret of its kind in Morocco. Your driver will facilitate your find an excellent choice for lunch, but if you’ll be able to book earlier, you’ll be able to enjoy a personal dining experience within the city’s most upscale restaurant.

Your next stop is that the prosperous city of Meknes, with smaller medinas and friendlier shopkeepers, which you may see in larger cities. Your driver will take you thru the Ville Impériale (New Town) area, where you’ll be able to see gardens, palaces, the impressive Bab al-Mansour gate, Moulay Ismail Mausoleum and therefore the Royal Palace. Many of those palaces were built with materials taken from Volubilis, so be careful for Roman columns hidden in unexpected places!

Today you’ll end your road trip in Fes, one in all the four imperial cities in Morocco. After you look into the luxurious Riad within the historic Medina, the remainder of the day is yours. The unforgettable medina, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, may be a maze of winding lanes, concluding along each side of a steep river valley, and is that the largest car-free city within the world.

If you’re lost in exploring the Medina by yourself, please listen as to whether you’re walking uphill or downhill. Walking up the Hill usually takes you to the sting of the medina, where it’s easier to seek out directions and take transportation.

Day 4 Exploring Fes – Hammam & Spa

Replenish energy with a delicious breakfast, then meet up with your private guide (a native of Fes) to explore the UNESCO-protected Medina. Your guide will share hidden stories and show you the secluded corners of this prosperous epicenter; learn about the details of daily life and the magnificence of religious schools and palaces. Once your appetite is open, ask your guide for lunch recommendations-there are many luxurious restaurants hidden behind the humble doorway.

Today, you will also have an in-depth understanding of traditions and crafts; you will visit tanneries and mosaic workshops, observe the traditional crafts methods still in use today, and establish contact with craftsmen at work.

Relaxation is the key word this afternoon. Return to your riad to relax, then visit the local hammam (traditional public bath) to enjoy some pampering and rejuvenation. Most Turkish baths offer a variety of services, including massages, baths, and a rich therapeutic menu using locally sourced argan oil products. No matter what you choose, you can start with traditional steaming, soaking and scrubbing. This is the perfect triple bathroom.

Day 5 Fes – Rabat – Casablanca

Today you will leave Fez for Casablanca. On the way, you will return to Rabat and visit the charming outskirts of Sale.

As the political capital of Morocco, Rabat has a prosperous cooking scene. Although you will find delicious Moroccan food around the city, head to the embassy area of ​​the new city (just inland from the Medina) to enjoy the country’s best French and Italian cuisine.

In the afternoon, head to the nearby city of Sale, where you can visit the historic religious school, where you will find striking architecture and Moroccan crafts. Be sure to check out Bab Antare and Bab Mellah, the spectacular city walls and gates that separate the city.

In the evening, you will arrive in Casablanca, where you will have a night to explore and dine on your own.

Day 6 : Depart From Casablanca

It’s time to say goodbye to beautiful Morocco. Depending on the time of your departure flight, you may be able to take a last-minute tour of Casablanca or enjoy a tea in one of the traditional cafés. At that time, you will depart for Muhammad V International Airport in Casablanca for your flight.