Welcome to your preferred choice Tour Operator in Morocco Mrani Travel & Tours welcomes you to the magical destination – our exotic Kingdom of Morocco!
We are a preferred, reliable private tour operator located in Fez, Morocco. We are professionals with 20 years of experience in the Tourism and Aviation industries. Our values are based on genuine Moroccan hospitality with integrity, commitment and ownership to all our internal and external customers.
Our travel agency provides inbound pre-packaged itineraries and customized private tours and day trips and corporate business travel (MICE) in Morocco. We also provide extensive holiday arrangements such as outbound packages, hotel reservations, purchasing of train and air tickets, cruise reservations, car rentals, meet and transfer to hotels and organize of events. . Our team of highly competent and multilingual representatives brings to you great insights to the Moroccan living. Experience the amazing cultures, colorful traditions and festivities. Visit UNESCO ancient sites and architectures, beautiful natural landscapes, the Saharan desert, the Atlas Mountains and discover interesting social and religion backgrounds. Enjoy the exquisite Moroccan cuisines and gain accurate understanding of the captivating rich history of the country as you explore our exotic land in all splendor and authenticity - the best of Morocco.
Morocco is fascinating for all travelers, leisure or business, traditional or modern-simply unique! Our itineraries placed your interests above all with our warm hospitality, comfort and intuitive service in meeting your travel expectations. We are commited to service excellence
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About Morocco
It is located in the Northern Western Africa. Its historical name in English is the farthest West. It is borded the Atlantic and Mediterranean Sea . It is home to famous cities and destinations including Casablanca, Rabat, Fez, Tangier, Marrakech and Ouarzazate ( Sahara Desert ). Morocco is also know for its unspoiled beaches, majestic mountains and picturesque ports. It is distinguished by its Berber , Arabian and European cultural influences. Morocco attracts 13 million visitors in 2019 and its the first time it had the most visitors and tourists of any country in Africa.
Tours of Morocco Grand Tour of Morocco - 14 Nights 15 Days ( price starts @ $ 960 )
On this Grand tour of Morocco, we introduce to you an enriching insight into the rich history of the imperial Morocco through its majestic palaces, UNESCO World Heritage Sites and magnificent monuments, labyrinthine medinas and lively and exciting souks. With the guided tours, we also reveal the highlights of the four imperial cities. Stay in beautiful authentic Moroccan riads close to the main attractions in the heart of each imperial city. Grand Tour of Morocco Iterinary
Day 1: Casablanca Casablanca welcomes you! Depending on flight arrival, you will be greeted by local guide and driver, who will accompany you and check in to your accommodation.
Dinner and over night stay in riad / hotel.
Casablanca is Morocco's largest city, the country‟s economic and financial city.
Highlights Visit of Casablanca (depending of the time we have):
Great Hassan II Mosque - this majestic mosque is the largest mosque in Morocco and the 5th largest in the world. Its minaret is the world's tallest at 210 meters. Old Medina the medina is a true reflection of old life in the city. The Mohamed V Square - the municipal administrative centre,buildings is the Prefecture (Wilaya), inaugurated in 1930 by Mohammed V who was then the Sultan. It houses a beautiful tropical garden, as well as paintings by Louis Majorelle, the French decorator. Morocco Mall - is the second largest shopping center in Africa with 200 000m² of floor space in Casablanca.
Stay overnight in riad / hotel, Casablanca I Breakfast.
Day 2: Casablanca - Rabat (1 hour drive)
Rabat, UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE, the Capital of the Kingdom. It is the political and administrative city.
Highlights Visit of Rabat :
The Mausoleum of the late King Mohammed V - is a historical building located on the opposite side of the Hassan Tower on the Yacoub al-Mansour esplanade in Rabat. It contains the tombs of the Moroccan king and his two sons, late King Hassan II and Prince Abdallah. Hassan Tower - is the minaret of an incomplete mosque in Rabat. Kasbah des Oudayas - is a Kasbah in Rabat. It is located at the mouth of the Bou Regreg river opposite Sale.
Stay overnight in riad / hotel, Rabat I Breakfast Day 3: Rabat -Tangier (3 hours drive) After breakfast, head to Tangier is a major port city in northern Morocco. It is located on the western coast of North Africa and western entrance to the Strait of Gibraltar where the Mediterranean Sea meets the Atlantic Ocean off Cape Spartel. Tangier is also the junction of Europe and Africa.
Highlights Visit of Tangier: Cape of Spartel, the Caves of Hercules - is a promontory in Morocco about 1,000 feet (300 m) above sea level at the entrance to the Strait of Gibraltar. Medina of Tangier - containing a pair of picturesque markets; the Grand Socco and Petit Socco. Mendoubia Gardens - this large park is full of strolling couples and children playing football
Stay overnight in riad / hotel, Tangier I Breakfast
Day 4: Tangier - Tetouan (Rif Mountains) - Chefchaouen (3 hours drive) After breakfast, head towards Tetouan a city in northern east of Morocco , stronghold of Moroccan traditions and has a Hispano-Moorish character that is unique in Morocco. Tetouan was of particular importance in the Islamic period, from the 8th century onwards, since it served as the main point of contact between Morocco and Andalusia.
Highlights Visit of Tetouan:
Medina of Tetouan, *UNESCO World Heritage Site - as an exceptionally well-preserved historic town, displaying all the features of the high Andalusian culture. Royal Palace - this 17th century building, is itself a reflection of the Hispano-Moresque architecture. The palace is closed to public entry but its main ornate gate can give you a mental idea of what it's beyond. Bab Okla - one the historical seven gates of Tetoaun. The fountain just inside the gate stands out for its typical Tetouani tiles and 18th-century inscriptions of verses praising the city's ruler, Omar Luqash.
Lunch and drive towards the „Blue Pearl” of Chefchaouen, a city in the northwest of Morocco and the chief town is noted for the buildings in shades of blue.
Stay overnight in riad / hotel, Chefchaouen I Breakfast
Day 5: Chefchaouen - Volubilis - Meknes - Fez (2 hours plus drive) Today, we explore Chefchaouen, the “Blue Pearl” a gorgeous mountain city and a humble town in Morocco. The picturesque medina, set against the dramatic backdrop of the Rif Mountains, filled with white washed homes with distinctive, hued blue-washed accents.
Highlights Visit of Chefchaouen:
The Heart of the Medina and Souks - is a small and calm town. It is a feast for the senses as the smell of fresh bread being cooked in ovens or on firewood greets. The Plaza - the heart of the medina is the shady, cobbled Plaza Uta el-Hammam, which is lined with cafes and restaurants, all serving similar fare. This is a peaceful place to relax and watch the world go by, particularly after a long day of exploration. La Kasbah - is a heavily restored walled fortress that now contains a lovely garden, a small ethnographic Museum and an even smaller art gallery. Chefchaouen has an extensive and important religious heritage with at least 20 mosques 11 zaouias and 17 mausoleums, because of this irrefutable heritage, Chefchaouen earned the name of "The Holy City”.
Cross the Rif Mountains and Middle Atlas, drive past vast aces of vineyards in Meknes. Then we reach the Roman ruins of Volubilis (Morocco‟s most important archaeological site - *UNESCO World Heritage Site). The ancient Roman ruins with its beautiful and elaborate mosaics that have been preserved as a reminder of a city that once thrived.
To 27 km from Volubilis is the Historic City of Meknes, also *UNESCO World Heritage Site located in northern central Morocco and the sixth largest city of Morocco. Observe the grandeur of the Moorish buildings.
Enjoy an afternoon guided tour of Bab al-Mansour - the monumental gateway and main entrance into this 17th century imperial city. *UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Highlights Visit of Meknes and Volubilis (depending of the time we have):
Historic City of Meknes - Bab el Mansour, the monumental gateway and main entrance into this 17th century city. *UNESCO World Heritage Site. Finished in 1732, it was built by Sultan Moulay Ismail (though completed after his reign).
Medina of Meknes - (old town) with Souk Nejarine offering plenty of textile stalls and Souk Sebbat home to many traditional Moroccan craft shops as well as clothing and Morocco's famous slippers.
Meknes - The Holy Town of Moulay Idriss I (Moulay Idriss Zerhoun) - the city‟s founder of the first indigenous Islamic kingdom of Morocco and a descendent, the grand great son of the Prophet Muhammad. Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail - was the second ruler of the Moroccan Alaouite dynasty and known as the “Warrior King” in the country. It is one of the few religious monuments in Morocco that are open to non-Muslims
Archaeological Roman Ruins Site of Volubilis *UNESCO World Heritage Site - the city's heyday was AD 24-285 when it served as capital for the Roman province. Of particular interest are the House of Orpheus, the House of the Athlete, and the House of the Labors of Hercules, with their particularly well-preserved mosaics.
Enjoy a Moroccan lunch in a Palace, Meknes. Then continue our way to Fez, overnight stay in a beautiful and charming riad / hotel in Fez I Breakfast.
Day 6: Guided Tour of Fez Fez is the spiritual capital, intellectual and cultural city of Morocco, one of the four and most ancient imperial cities . The city has two Medinas, the larger of which is the Fez el Bali. It is listed as *UNESCO World Heritage Site and is believed to be one of the world‟s largest car- free urban areas. The city has been called the “Mecca of the West” or “Athens of Africa”.
Morning, visit to the medina by Fez el Bali, highlights visit of Fez:
Medina & Souks - Fez al Bali (vast walled city of old medina) has been declared *UNESCO World Heritage Site. Souks, Traditional Potteries and Chouara Tanneries of Fez The University of Al-Qarawiyyin or Al-Karaouine *UNESCO World Heritage Site and Guinness World Records, being the oldest university in the world Karaouine Mosque – is the second largest mosque in Morocco, after the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca. It is also the holiest mosque in Morocco . Bab Boujloud (The Blue Gate), leads to old medina Bou Inania Madrasa and Minaret (Grand Mosque)
Dar al-Magana - is a house in medina, built by the Marinid Sultan Abu Inan Faris which holds a weight-powered water clock completed in 1357, the Dar al-Magana is opposite the Bou Inania Madrasa.
Nejjarine Square - in the heart of the medina, close to the carpenters‟ souk, Nejjarine Square is one of Fez‟s most beautiful historic squares, best known for its distinctive centerpiece – the Nejjarine water fountain. Mellah in Fez el Jedid - Old Jewish Quarters, the enclosed and partly protected position of the Mellah fairly accurately represents the historically ambivalent position of Moroccan Jews. Royal Palace (Dar el Makhzen) - residence of the King of Morocco when in Fez.
Stay overnight in the beautiful and charming riad / hotel, Fez I Breakfast
Day 7: Fez - Free & Easy Stay overnight in the beautiful and charming riad / hotel, Fez I Breakfast
Day 8: Fez- Ifrane - Midelt - Errachidia - Erfoud - Rissani - Merzouga (4 hours drive) Setting out from Fez, you will cross the Middle Atlas Mountains towards Ifrane.
Ifrane is a small town in the Middle Atlas that is like a little “Switzerland of Africa”.
Ifrane is about 1,665 m in elevation. In Berber language, "Ifrane" means caves.
Enjoy the spectacle of Berber villages and the Cedar forests along the route. Pass through Ifrane to Azrou, known for its wonderful handicrafts, carpets and wood cravings. Living among the enormous cedars to the south of Azrou are troops of bold Barbary macaques and birdlife ranging from the redheaded Moroccan woodpecker to owls and eagles.
We reach Midelt a town in central Morocco, in the high plains between the Middle Atlas and High Atlas Mountains ranges. It is an interesting route with a stop for lunch. Midelt serves as the commercial center of a large agricultural hinterland.
Start the trip from Midelt and cross the Valley of Ziz then in the direction of Errachidia to see wonderful views of the Erfoud‟s palm groves. Spectacular and dramatic scenery created along the Oued (River) Ziz. Reach Erfoud next and will stop by shops selling fossils - do not miss the chance to buy these fossils back as souvenirs and they are solely sold here in Erfoud.
Rissani is a town located near Erfoud. It is the closest town of significant size to the Erg Chebbi, the largest sand desert in Morocco. The mausoleum of Moulay Ali Cherif, is located on the southern edge of this town.
Stay overnight in the beautiful and charming riad / hotel, Merzouga I Breakfast
Day 9: Merzouga - Ouarzazate (5 hours drive) Merzouga is a village in the Sahara Desert and in the southeastern Morocco, the edge of Erg Chebbi. A 50km long and 5km wide set of sand dunes that reach up to 350m high. Switch to ride camels for an hour into the Erg Chebbi sand dunes while watching the sun set and get a taste of remote Berber life. Just before darkness, arrive at your luxury desert campsite nestled in the middle of the nowhere. Dinner and over night in the Berber tents that extend a touch of comfort, style and the wonder of an Arabian night come true. That makes this desert experience a very magical and unique one! The Sahara, truly offers you an intimate and amazing adventure - a memorable experience from Morocco!
Day 10: Merzouga - Tinghir - Boumalne Dades - Ouarzazate (7 hours drive) Wake up early to catch the sun rise before breakfast. Bid the desert farewell and today, get ready for one beautiful scene after another including the village of Tinghir (a long and eventful history of the importance of this town at the foot of the High Atlas and at the crossroads of ancient caravan routes communicating the imperial cities of Morocco to Black Africa). With its oasis Dade Rivers and spectacular Todra Gorge Canyons, where we stop for lunch. See beautiful town of Boumaine Dades and Rose Valley - Klaa Mgouna known for as the Capital of Roses.
Let‟s head to the deep south - the road of 1001 Kasbahs. Arrive in Ouarzazate late in the afternoon. Dinner and overnight stay in a Kasbah, Ouarzazate I Breakfast The town is inhibited by Berber who constructed many of the prominent Kasbahs and buildings for which this area is known for. Quarzazate is a popular and important destination in Morocco. These Kasbahs look like live size sand castles in the Saharan desert and desert towns.
Highlights Visit of Ouarzazate: Ait Benhaddou *UNESCO World Heritage Site – a fortified village along the former caravan route between the Sahara and Marrakech in present-day Morocco. Atlas Film Studios - is a film studio located 5km (3.1 mi) west of the city of Ouarzazate. the world's largest film studio. Most of the property consists of desert and mountains. Stay overnight in the beautiful and charming riad / hotel, Quarzazate I Breakfast
Day 11: Ouarzazate - Marrakech (4 hours drive) Break for lunch. Cross the chain of the High Atlas by the passing Tizi N' Tichka (2,260 meters altitude) and arrive in Marrakech, the 4th largest city of Morocco. Stop at Kasbah of Taourirt, former residence of Thami El Glaoui, the pasha of Marrakech or “Lord of the Atlas”.
Stay overnight in a beautiful and charming riad / hotel Marrakesh I Breakfast
Day 12: Guided Tour - Marrakech Marrakech is the 4th largest city of Morocco by population and is one of the four imperial cities of Morocco. It is located on the north of the foothills of the snow- capped Atlas Mountains. Marrakech is nickname as the “Red City” or “Ochre City”. Jemma el Fnaa Square is the busiest and most known square in Africa ,Morocco‟s carnival capital, take rides on horse-drawn caleche around the city from here too.
Highlights Visit to Marrakech: Medina and Souks of Marrakech *UNESCO World Heritage Site - have an enduring appeal. A prominent market place which has existed since the city's establishment. Djemaa El Fna Square - is a square and market place in Marrakesh's medina quarter (old city). Koutoubia Mosque - is the largest mosque in Marrakesh. The mosque's minaret tower is a landmark of Marrakesh. Bahia Palace - is a palace and a set of gardens located in Marrakesh. Dar Si Said Museum - displaying ornate artisanal Moroccan objects, from an 11th-century chest to modern carpets. Jardin Majorelle Gardens - is a twelve-acre botanical garden and artist's landscape garden in Marrakech. An archaeological museum, it contains the Islamic Art Museum of Marrakech. The edifice was designed by the expatriate French artist Jacques Majorelle in the 1920s and 1930s. Ben Youssef Madrasa - was an Islamic college in Marrakesh, named after the Almoravid Sultan Ali ibn Yusuf, who expanded the city and its influence considerably. It is the largest Medrasa in all of Morocco. Saadien Tombs - date back from the time of the sultan Ahmad al-Mansur (1578-1603). The tombs were discovered in 1917 and been a major attraction for visitors of Marrakech due to the beauty of their decoration of the mausoleum comprises the interments of about sixty members of the Saadi Dynasty. The building is composed of three rooms, the most famous is the room with the twelve columns. This room contains the grave of the sultan's son Mellah - Old Jewish Quarters - the Arabic meaning "salt spring" or "salt marsh". A Mellah was surrounded by a wall with a fortified gateway Medina of Marrakech * UNESCO World Heritage Site. They are a series of Aladdin‟s caves of wonder. Beautifully crafted shoes, necklaces and traditional dress jostle for space with stalls mounted with spices, fruits and sweets. Stay overnight in a beautiful and charming riad / hotel Marrakesh I Breakfast
Day 13: Marrakech - Day Trip to Essaouira (3 hours drive)
Essaouira is listed as *UNESCO World Heritage Site, the former Mogador of the Portuguese, is one of the most charming towns of the Moroccan Atlantic coast.
Highlights Visit of Essaouira: Medina of Essaouira *UNESCO World Heritage Site - is an outstanding example of a fortified town of the mid-eighteenth century. Constructed according to the principles of contemporary European military architecture, in a North African context, in perfect harmony with the precepts of Arabo-Muslim architecture and town-planning. Skala du Port - it is a fortified tower that defends the harbor entrance. The Port was also known as the “Port of Timbuktu Enjoy seafood for lunch. Then a leisure drive back and stay overnight in a beautiful and charming riad / hotel in Marrakech I Breakfast
Day 14: Free Day - Marrakech Free time in Marrakech. After a long tour in Morocco, have a day to explore the city at your own pace and just relax. Dinner Fantasia (optional and additional charges apply). Sightseeing and shopping in the Medina. Or a cooking lesson in the riad. Or a day trip to Ourika Valley (optional and additional charges apply).
Stay overnight in the beautiful and charming riad / hotel, Marrakech I Breakfast
Day 15: Departure to Casablanca Airport (3 hours drive) Depending on your departure flight schedules, transfer to the airport. Farewell from the Kingdom of Morocco and we hope to see you again. May you bring home magical memories of Casablanca, Rabat, Tangier, Tetouan, Chefchaouen, Volubilis, Meknes, Fez, Ifrane, Rissani, Merzouga, Ouarzazate, Essaouira and Marrakech. A wonderful experience with us at Mrani Travel & Tours.
Extension Tour Options Add any of the following options to extend your trip: * Fez to Marrakech Desert Tour to include additional nights in the Erg Chebbi Dunes of Merzouga * Moroccan culinary class in the medina of Fez or in Marrakech or both to taste the differences * Marrakech day trip to the High Atlas or overnight in Kasbah Toubkal * Marrakech day trip to the coastal town of Essaouira with additional nights * Marrakech day trip to Ourika Valley or overnight stay * Hike in the Atlas for a day/s with a Mountain Guide
Price includes: * Meet and road transfers pick up and drop off from airport to riad/hotel * All ground transfers (fuel included) in modern and clean air-conditioned vehicle. * Daily breakfast * Half board accommodation in 4 star riad / hotel for 13 nights
* Tour led by qualified English speaking local guide and driver * Camel ride *1 night in desert camp with Berber dinner and music under the stars around a warm camp fire * All tours and sightseeing as per the itinerary and are operated on twin sharing basis. * Any additional nights‟ charges apply and charge differently for single supplement.
Price excludes: * International flight ticket * Entry visa * Travel insurance and documents * Personal expenses * Additional options during tour / miscellaneous expenses * Drinks / lunch
Amazing Imperial Cities - 7 Nights 8 Days ( price starts at $650 )
The Four Imperial Cities of Morocco are Fez, Marrakech, Meknes and Rabat.The Middle Atlas consists of cities of Fez, Meknes and Volubilis, The High Atlas is in the city of Marrakech. The Atlantic cities are consist of Rabat and Casablanca.
Iterinay
Day 1: Arrival in Casablanca Mohammed V International Airport Meet and greet at airport upon arrival of scheduled flight. Transfer to your accommodation. Begin our tour with a panoramic view of Casablanca which is on the Atlantic coast and we explore the Grand Hassan II Mosque. This majestic mosque is the largest mosque in Morocco and the 5th largest in the world. Its minaret is the world‟s tallest at 210 meters. We will make a turn to see the most emblematic points in the city and the Boulevard de la Corniche and have lunch. Casablanca is Morocco's largest city, the country‟s economic and financial city. It is also one of the four imperial cities of Morocco
Head towards Rabat. Stay overnight in a beautiful riad or hotel, Rabat.
Day 2: Rabat City Guided Tour and Transfer to Fez Rabat, the Capital of the Kingdom and one of the four imperial cities of Morocco. UNESCO has included Rabat in its World Heritage list as one of the rare capital cities, having “exceptional universal value”. . It is the political and administrative city. The city is located on the Atlantic Ocean
Highlights Visit of Rabat: The Royal Palace (Dar al-Makhzen) - primary and official residence of the King of Morocco. The Mausoleum of the late King Mohammed V - is a historical building located on the opposite side of the Hassan Tower on the Yacoub al-Mansour esplanade in Rabat. It contains the tombs of the Moroccan king and his two sons, late King Hassan II and Prince Abdallah Hassan Tower - is the minaret of an incomplete mosque in Rabat. Kasbah des Oudayas - is a Kasbah in Rabat located at the mouth of the Bou Regreg river opposite Sale Chellah Necropolis - is a medieval fortified Muslim necropolis located in the metro area of Rabat, on the south (left) side of the Bou Regreg estuary. The Phoenicians established a trading emporium at the site and called it "Sala". This was later the site of the ancient Roman colony of "Sala Colonia" in the Roman province of Mauretania Tingitana. Head to Fez and spend the night in a beautiful riad or hotel I Breakfast
Day 3: Fez City Guide Tour – “Mecca of the West” & “Athens of Africa" Fez is the spiritual capital, intellectual and cultural city and most ancient imperial cities of Morocco. The city has two Medinas, the larger of which is the Fez el Bali. It is listed as *UNESCO World Heritage Site and is believed to be one of the world‟s largest car-free urban areas. The city has been called the “Mecca of the West” or “Athens of Africa”.
Highlights Visit of Fez: Medina & Souks - Fez al Bali (vast walled city of old medina) has been declared *UNESCO World Heritage Site. Souks, Traditional Potteries and Chouara Tanneries of Fez The University of Al-Qarawiyyin or Al-Karaouine *UNESCO World Heritage Site and Guinness World Records, being the oldest university in the world Karaouine Mosque – is the second largest mosque in Morocco, after the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca. Bab Boujloud (The Blue Gate), leads to old medina. Bou Inania Madrasa and Minaret (Grand Mosque). Dar al-Magana - is a house in medina, built by the Marinid Sultan Abu Inan Faris which holds a weight-powered water clock completed in 1357, the Dar al-Magana is opposite the Bou Inania Madrasa. Nejjarine Square - in the heart of the medina, close to the carpenters‟ souk, Nejjarine Square is one of Fez‟s most beautiful historic squares, best known for its distinctive centerpiece – the Nejjarine water fountain. Mellah in Fez el Jedid - Old Jewish Quarters, the enclosed and partly protected position of the Mellah fairly accurately represents the historically ambivalent position of Moroccan Jews. Royal Palace (Dar el Makhzen) - residence of the King of Morocco when in Fez. Stay overnight in Fez, spend the night in a beautiful riad or hotel I Breakfast
Day 4: Day Trip to Meknes and Volubilis and Transfer to Marrakech Take a day trip from Fez to Meknes and Volubilis in the Middle Atlas region. The historic city of Meknes is also *UNESCO World Heritage Site located in northern central Morocco and the sixth largest city of Morocco.
Highlights Visit of Meknes and Volubilis: Historic City of Meknes - Bab el Mansour, the monumental gateway and main entrance into this 17th century city. *UNESCO World Heritage Site. Medina of Meknes – (Old Town) is a vibrant, bustling place full of local shopping souks . Souk Nejarine offering plenty of textile stalls and Souk Sebbat home to many traditional Moroccan craft shops as well as clothing and Morocco's famous slippers. Meknes - The Holy Town of Moulay Idriss I (Moulay Idriss Zerhoun) - the city‟s founder of the first indigenous Islamic kingdom of Morocco and a descendent, the grand great son of the Prophet Muhammad. It was here that Moulay Idriss I arrived in 789, bringing with him the religion of Islam and starting a new dynasty. Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail – name after the the second ruler of the Moroccan Alaouite dynasty and known as the “Warrior King” in the country. Archaeological Roman Ruins Site of Volubilis *UNESCO World Heritage Site. Particular interest are the House of Orpheus, the House of the Athlete, and the House of the Labors of Hercules.
Enjoy an afternoon guided tour of Bab al-Mansour - the monumental gateway and main entrance into this 17th century city. *UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Archaeological Site of Volubilis *UNESCO World Heritage Site, Volubilis is a partly excavated Berber and Roman city in Morocco situated near Meknes, about 27km away. Commonly considered as the ancient capital of the Kingdom of Mauretania. The ruins of marvelous archaeological sites of the Roman epoch since at least the 3rd century BC. This ancient Roman city features the best and preserved ruins in this part of northern Africa.
The Triumphal Arch is one of the highlights of this site and still visible today. You will also be able to see the basilica, the capitol, the courthouse, olive presses, the House of Orpheus, an aqueduct and fountains.
Head to Marrakech (about 6 hours drive). Stay overnight in a beautiful riad or hotel I Breakfast
Day 5: Marrakech City Guided Tour After early breakfast, head out to this vibrant red city:
Highlights Visit to Marrakech: Our guided tour and highlights visit of Marrakech: Medina and Souks of Marrakech *UNESCO World Heritage Site - have an enduring appeal. A prominent market place which has existed since the city's establishment. Djemaa El Fna Square - the main square of Marrakesh, used by locals and tourists and where conjurers, acrobats, trained monkeys, snake charmers, musicians and storytellers descend on the square at sunset, well into the balmy nights. Koutoubia Mosque - is the largest mosque in Marrakesh. The mosque's minaret tower is a landmark of Marrakesh. Bahia Palace - is a palace and a set of gardens located in Marrakesh. Dar Si Said Museum - Museum displaying ornate artisanal Moroccan objects, from an 11th-century chest to modern carpets. Jardin Majorelle Gardens - is a twelve-acre botanical garden and artist's landscape garden in Marrakech. An archaeological museum, it containsthe Islamic Art Museum of Marrakech. Ben Youssef Madrasa - was an Islamic college in Marrakesh, named after the Almoravid Sultan Ali ibn Yusuf, who expanded the city and its influence considerably. It is the largest Medrasa in all of Morocco. Saadian Tombs - a major attraction for visitors of Marrakech due to the beauty of their decoration of the mausoleum comprises the interments of about sixty members of the Saadi Dynasty. Mellah - Old Jewish Quarters - the Arabic meaning "salt spring" or "salt marsh". surrounded by a wall with a fortified gateway. The Mellah of Marrakech is an interesting area that tells a story of Morocco‟s past. Marrakech is the 4th largest city of Morocco by population and is one of the four imperial cities of Morocco. It is located on the north of the foothills of the snow- capped Atlas Mountains. Marrakech is nickname as the “Red City” or “Ochre City”. Jemma el Fnaa Square is the busiest and most known square in Africa. Morocco‟s carnival capital, scene of acrobats, musicians, dancers, henna painters, fortune tellers, snake charmers, magicians, story tellers, peddlers for traditional medicines, orange juice stall, food stalls and water sellers with traditional leather water-bags and brass cups. As darkness falls, the square fills with dozens of food-stalls as the number of people on the square peaks. Medina of Marrakech * UNESCO World Heritage Site. They are a series of Aladdin‟s caves of wonder. Beautifully crafted shoes, necklaces and traditional dress jostle for space with stalls mounted with spices, fruit and sweets. There will be free time for shopping in the Medina‟s lively and exciting Souks for popular local souvenirs. Stay overnight in a beautiful riad or hotel, Marakech I Breakfast
Day 6: Marrakech – options for Moroccan Culinary Class or Day Trip to High Atlas of Ourika Velley. Cooking Class - Good for children of most ages – from making mint tea to kneading dough and taking bread to the communal oven. Kefta tajine is a good knife-free meal to prepare - A favourite of children and adults alike, Kefta Mkaouara is a presentation of petite sized meatballs in a zesty homemade tomato sauce crowned with poached eggs. Ourika Valley - Experience the beauty up-close on this full-day private scenic tour from Marrakech, and escape the hustle and bustle of the city for the day. The Ourika Valley is the closest day trip from Marrakech, drive towards the Atlas Mountains, taking in the beautiful landscape of green meadows and authentic 16th and 17th-century Berber villages. Fruit trees, tiny hamlets, riverside restaurants and the summer homes of the wealthy will keep you occupied. Go to Setti Fatma to feel the refreshing waters of the 7 waterfalls. Feel the spray on your face as you cool down from the African heat, along with the locals of Marrakech who have made it their favorite weekend retreat. Stay overnight in a beautiful riad or hotel, Marrakech I Breakfast
Day 7: Free Day in Marrakech Spend the last beautiful night in Morocco in a beautiful riad or hotel.
Day 8: Depart Marrakech Menara or Casablanca Mohammed V International Airport (about 3 hours drive) After breakfast, depending on your departure flight schedules, transfer to the airport. Farewell from the Kingdom of Morocco and we hope to see you again. May you bring home magical memories of the imperial cities and a wonderful experience with us at Mrani Travel & Tours.
Extension Tour Options - Add any of the following options to extend your trip:
Fez to Marrakech Desert Tour to include a night/s in the Erg Chebbi Dunes of Merzouga Moroccan culinary class in the medina of Fez or in Marrakech or both to taste the differences Marrakech day trip to the High Atlas or overnight in Kasbah Toubkal Marrakech day trip to the coastal town of Essaouira or overnight stay Marrakech day trip to Ourika Valley or overnight stay Hike in the Atlas for a day/s with a Mountain Guide
Price includes:
Meet and road transfers pick up and drop off from airport to riad / hotel All ground transfers (fuel included) in modern and clean air-conditioned vehicle Daily breakfast Accommodation in 4 star riad / hotel with half board for 7 nights Tour led by qualified English speaking guide and driver All tours and sightseeing as per the itinerary and are operated on twin sharing basis. Any additional nights‟ charges apply and charge differently for single supplement.
Price excludes:
- International flight ticket - Entry visa - Travel insurance and documents - Personal expenses - Additional options during tour / miscellaneous expenses - Drinks / lunch - Room service - Peak season / festive period surcharge - Early check in or late checkout charges - Tips for driver, local guide and porter
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The perfect short trip if you look for a refreshing break in the astonishing landscape of the Atlas mountains. Recommended for families with children. In spite of being one of the top destinations of the South of Morocco, visited by thousands of tourists every year, the Ouzoud waterfalls have kept intact over the years their authentic taste and the charm of an unspoiled nature. After a day of adventure and fun along the hidden paths that run through the forest surrounding these beautiful cascades, we'll move east toward the Middle Atlas to reach the blue crystal water lake Bin El Ouidane, with hiking and mountain biking tours and special ideas for lovers of water sports and carp fishing.
Enjoy this private tour from Marrakech to Ouarzazate, the film capital of Morocco more fondly known as the “door of the desert.” In addition to navigating, your guide offers important context and anecdotes as you explore Berber villages, drive along historic caravan routes. A trip from Fez to the Merzouga desert is full of fun and adventure. This tour is unique and suits every traveller. Activities in here is your true license towards an exceptionally authentic experience of Merzouga Desert. At Activities in Merzouga we work hard to make your desert trip a unique experience, and to ensure that your journey will be one you will treasure forever.
Escape the heat and hustle of the city on a full-day sightseeing tour of the highest waterfalls in North Africa, Ouzoud Falls, refreshing waterfalls located in the Middle Atlas Mountains, beautiful landscapes full of birds and spot the native monkeys that live at the edge of the falls. Cool off under the shade of olive trees and see the cascades of the El Abid River. Desert Luxury Bivuoac
For a private 2 days desert tour from fez there is about a 6 hours drive each day, that we break up as best we can with stops for your comfort, views, photo stops, cafes, sites along the route and lunch. Extra day options to slow down the pace to
Iterinary For a 2 days desert tour there is about a 6 hours drive each day, that we break up as best we can with stops for your comfort, views, photo stops, cafes, sites along the route and lunch. Extra day options to slow down the pace: Two nights in the desert with a full day to relax and/or explore with driver Day 1: Fez to Erg Chebbi Sand Dunes Meet your driver and head south to the dunes of the Erg Chebbi sea sand. Along the route pass through Ifrane, Azrou, cedar forests, Midelt, Ziz Valley Gorge, Erfoud and Rissani. Arrive at the edge of the Erg Chebbi and ride camels (optional) into the dunes at sunset to arrive at our traditional and luxury Berber campsite in the heart of the Saharan desert.. Once we reach the campsite, enjoy Berber dinner with music, campfire in the heart of the Sahara desert. Stargazing and experience a memorable night in a Berber tent. This experience in the Moroccan desert will be a very special highlight of your trip. Day 2: Erg Chebbi to Fez Wake up early and climb a dune and watch the sunrise. After breakfast transfer back along the same route to Fez. Price includes: - Pick-up from centrally located hotels / riads - Transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle - Bilingual guide (English and French-speaking) - Breakfast, lunch and dinner as specified in itinerary -1 night in traditional and luxury Berber tent and campsite with dinner and entertainment in Erg Chebbi. Desert Sand Tour On this desert trip, you will enjoy a unique excursion from Fez, along the way you will pass the Ceder Forest of Azrou, Ziz Oasis, Middle Atlas Mountains and the Sand Dunes of Erg Chebbi. You will have the opportunity to experience camel riding in Moroccan Sahara Desert.
Iterinary Overnight Desert Excursion with Camel Ride and Desert Camp from Fez ( 1 Night 2 Days) Day 1: Fez – Ifrane – Midelt - Rissani - Erfoud - Merzouga - Erg Chebbi You will depart from Fez towards a small town named Ifrane located in the Middle Atlas which is like “Switzerland of Africa”. Ifrane is about 1665 meters in elevation. In Berber language, it means caves. During the day, you will enjoy the beautiful green oak, ceder forests and Berber village along the route. As you cross the Atlas Mountains and begin to approach towards to Sahara Desert. Half way, you will stop for lunch in the town of Midelt then you will continue towards to Rissani which is next to Erfoud which is famous by its fossils and rocks and an oasis town in the Sahara Desert. You will change to 4x4 vehicle to drive into the desert. Then arrive in Merzouga where you will experience the fun ride on camels across the sandy dunes of Erg Chebbi while watching the sun set before the darkness. You arrive at your desert Berber camp in the middle of nowhere and in the heart of the Saharan desert. This experience in the Moroccan desert will be a very special highlight of your trip. Dinner and overnight in the traditonal Berber tents. Day 2: Merzouga -Tafilalte - Ziz Oasis – Fez Wake up early to catch the sun rise before the breakfast, take a walk over the sand dunes, you will ride camel back to the hotel where you will fresher up and have breakfast. Then take 4x4 vehicle back to Rissani from there you will go back to Fez along the way, you will stop for lunch. you will reach Fez in the late afternoon. Price includes: - Pick-up from centrally located hotels - Transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle - Bilingual guide (English and French-speaking) - Breakfast, lunch and dinner as specified in itinerary - 1 night in traditional Berber tent and campsite in Erg Chebbi. On this tour to Agadir, we introduce to you one of the most major and vibrant city which is located in southwest Morocco and the capital of Souss-Massa region. On the shore of Atlantic Ocean near the foothills of the Anti-Atlas Mountains. You will discover the rich and colorful history and you will also see the breath –taking mountains and picturesque dunes and oasis in Taroudant. Agadir is renowned for its beautiful stretch of sand. It is tranquil and inviting and also clean and well maintained and there are lifeguards on patrol during the peak summer months. Holidays in Agadir are very popular with couples and families because of its beautiful sights, lifestyle on fun activities such as water sports of jet skiing or wind surfing, horse and camel riding. A popular resort destination too, known also for its golf courses, wide crescent beach and stunning seaside promenade lined with cafes, restaurants and bars.
Iterinary
Day 1: Agadir– Al Massira Airport Welcome to Agadir! Meet and greet at airport upon arrival of scheduled flight. We will transfer to hotel and have dinner.
Overnight in Agadir 4 star Hotel I Welcome Dinner
Day 2: Agadir City Tour After breakfast, this morning, we will start our tour to the Marina which has a Moorish architecture and shops. Other places to visit are; the Museum of Arts, the Carpet Factory where you will attend demonstrations of making embroidery, leather and wood work.
Next you will discover the Kasbah called Agadir Oufella, it is an old Kasbah demolished by the earthquake in 1960 where you can look out on the largest fishing port in the world, then you will head to the centre of the Argan oil production.
Enjoy your free time also for some shopping in the Souk El Had for popular local souvenirs. Souks are an integral aspect of Moroccan culture. Agadir‟s souk is where many of the city‟s residents do their shopping. Even if you are not one for souvenir buying, the atmosphere here alone makes the trip worthwhile. Its total sensory immersion and a wonderful place in which to get lost for a while.
Overnight in Agadir 4 star Hotel I Breakfast
Day 3: Agadir- Day Tour to Massa Valley After breakfast, we will be travelling to the reservoir of Youssef Bin Tachfine for a panoramic view, before heading to the little desert. After lunch, we drive to Tznit which is a town in the southern Moroccan region of Souss-Massa, founded in 1881 by Sultan Hassan.
It was here that dynasty of Almoravides start ruling Morocco from Madrasa Ouagguia in Aglou. Also visit the monuments that characterize the city of Tiznit which are Khalifa Palace, El Mechouar place and the Grand Mosque.
Next visit will be Souss-Massa National Park that covers area 33.800 hectares on the Atlantic coast which was created in 1991, it lies between Agadir to the north and Sidi Ifni to the south. Its main conservation is to hold the three of Moroccan colonies of Northern Bald Ibis. We head back to Agadir.
Overnight in Agadir 4 star Hotel I Breakfast
Day 4: Agadir - Taroudant – Agadir After breakfast, this morning we will drive to a very historical city which is called Taroudant, it is located in the Souss Valley in southern Morocco. This town was occupied by the Almoravids in 1056. During the Saadi Dynasty, Taroudant became the capital of Saadians who used it as base to attack the Portuguese in Agadir. Also they marketed many goods such as sugar, cane, cotton, rice and indigo. Later we head back Agadir
Overnight in Agadir 4 star Hotel I Breakfast I Dinner
Day 5: Free day Spend your day relaxing on the beach. Overnight in Agadir 4 star Hotel I Breakfast
Day 6- Depart from Agadir–Al Massira Airport Depending on your departure flight schedule, transfer to the airport. Farewell from Morocco and we hope to see you again. May you bring home lovely memories of Agadir and a wonderful experience with us at Mrani Travel & Tours.
Price includes:
- Meet and road transfers pick up and drop off from airport to hotel - All ground transfers (fuel included) in modern and clean air-conditioned vehicle - Admission and toll fees - 5 nights of accommodation in 4 star riad / hotel - Daily buffet breakfast in hotel as specified in itinerary - Tour led by qualified Moroccan guide who speaks fluent English - Any sightseeing and accommodation as per the itinerary and are operated on twin sharing basis. - Any additional nights‟ charges apply and charge differently for single supplement
Price excludes: - Flights - Entry visa - Travel insurance and documents - Personal expenses - Additional options during tour / miscellaneous expenses - Room service - Drinks - Weekend / peak season / festive period surcharge - Early check in or late check out charges - Tips for driver, local guide and porter
With good physical condition and you can reach 4167 meters at peak, challenge yourself to trek the highest peak in Morocco. Spend seven days exploring the valleys of the Atlas Mountains. Many of the treasures of this region are tucked away atop remote mountains or at the bottom of deep valleys; this means that trekking is the ideal way to explore the area. Pass through Berber hamlets, walnut and apple trees and plots of barley and corn and Berber towns.
These seven days trekking tour in Morocco is challenging yet is a rewarding experience. These off beaten tracks most tourists never see. The tour starts and finishes in the vibrant city of Marrakech and includes transport to and from airport.
We will trek with a Berber English speaking guide, a Berber cook, muleteers and mules to carry our luggage. It‟s a challenging walk rather than a climb. Make sure you bring your camera, with the views from the summit are simply spectacular. Day 1: Arrival at Marrakech Menara International Airport Welcome to Marrakech, Morocco! Our local guide welcomes and meets you at the airport and transfer to the riad / hotel. Spend the night in the red city.
Day 2: Marrakech - Imi n’Oughlad - L’Azib n’Tamsoult (1 hour 30 minutes drive / 6 hours trekking) Early morning and after breakfast depart from Marrakech for a short drive south, on winding way up through the Moulay Brahim gorge and upper valleys to arrive at the higher foothills of the western high atlas mountains and our trail head of Imi Oughlad (1450 meters), here we alight from our vehicle and meet up with Berber muleteer team.
We set off up in north-westerly direction for a 2 hours acclimatization hike up then switch back mule tracks, passing by cornfields, woods pine and juniper to the Tizi n‟ Tachete (2000 meters) where we shall stop to look back down on the Imlil village and Ait Oussaden valleys before carrying on for another half hour to our field for picnic.
Then a slow hike towards south west along a dirt track and passing through the walnuts groves, down winding tracks of upper slopes for some 3hours. Reach a small river at the beginning of the Valley of Assif n‟ Ait Oussaden. From here we enter the village of Tizi Oussem (1850 meters) then up to the Laazib N' Tamsoult for our bivouac.
Overnight in tent I Breakfast, Lunch I Dinner
Day 3: L’Azib n’Tamsoult - Toubkal Refuge (6 hours 30 minutes trekking) After breakfast, we start our day with the wonderful waterfall headed in the heart of Ighoulidin gorges. We now set out eastwards on a moderately difficult hike up winding mule tracks to the Tizi Aguelzim (3550 meters) from here we will have a nice view of Toubkal summit. We will enjoy our picnic here and then hike further 3 hours south-east to the Toubkal Refuge which marks the spring snowline at 3207 meters, where we shall have our dinner, in bivouac around the Refuge.
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Day 4: Toubkal Refuge - Summit - Tahedrit ( 3 hours trekking) A very early breakfast to set out around 6am, after a three hour steep climb, we reach the highest peak in the North-Africa (4167 meters). The panorama view from here is simply stunning. Whenever you are ready, we shall take the route down Sud Cirque for a straightforward 2 to 3 hours descent back to the Refuge for a picnic. After lunch we shall now set off towards the north along steeply descending and zigzagging trails of the higher slopes of the Valley of the Assif n' Isouhouanem n' Ouagounss to our bivouac.
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Day 5: Tahdrit - Aemend (4 hours trekking) After breakfast we start our short day trek, towards the Shrine of Sidi Chamharouch. Set beside a waterfall, there is a pilgrimage 'marabout' shrine here, probably the remnant of a pre-Islamic culture, but forbidden to non-Muslims. Hike another 2 hours downhill will get to a village of Imlil. Armed from where most of the treks start prior to take shower and to be ready for a small discovery of the center village of Imlil. Then we come back to our gite for dinner and spend our last night in the Atlas mountains.
Last night in gite I Breakfast I Lunch I Dinner
Day 6: Aemend – Marrakech (1 hour drive) After breakfast it‟s time to drive back to Marrakech, you will have time to discover the red city of Marrakech. Overnight in riad / hotel I Breakfast
Day 7: Depart from Marrakech Menara International Airport Depending on your departure flight schedules, transfer to the airport. Farewell from Morocco and we hope to see you again. May you bring home magical memories of Mount Toubkal and a wonderful experience with us at Mrani Travel & Tours.
Price includes:
- Meet and road transfers pick up and drop off from airport to riad/hotel - Road transfers from and to Marrakech - All ground transfers (fuel) included) in modern and clean air-conditioned vehicle - Accommodation in 4 star riad/ hotel with half board in Marrakech for 2 nights - Accommodation in Berber villages for 4 nights (Gites or mountain huts) - Muleteers and luggage portaged by mules - Trek led by qualified English speaking Moroccan guide - Full board on trek plus mineral water, coffee and tea - All meals whilst on trek provided by our expedition cook.
Price excludes: - International flight ticket - Entry visa - Travel insurance and documents - Personal expenses - Additional options during tour / miscellaneous expenses - Meals and accommodation in Marrakech - Soft / alcoholic drinks - Tips for driver, local guide and porter
Essential Equipment & Clothing: - Good walking boots, good trainers and socks - Personal first aid kit, sunscreen, sunglasses, - Light weight waterproof clothes (jacket with hood or wind breaker), rain pants, raincoat. - Backpack, cap, rambler pole, binoculars, camera, - Sleeping bag - Head toorch or head lamp - Ice axe and crampons (winter) - Water bottle - Most of these equipment can be rented locally from an equipment shop.
Extra Notes :
Prices quote are for per person, based on twin sharing (unless otherwise stated). Additional nights in riad/ hotel after trek is charge differently for twin sharing and for single. Trek prices may vary depending of the season (high altitude treks).
Today, we explore Chefchaouen, the “Blue Pearl” a gorgeous mountain city and a humble town in Morocco. The picturesque medina, set against the dramatic backdrop of the Rif Mountains, filled with white washed homes with distinctive, powder-blue accents.
Enjoy your day trip to the Blue Pearl: Chefchaouen or Chaouen for short, it is seen as one of the most majestic places to travel. It is located in the northeast of Morocco and founded by Moulay Ali Ben Moussa in 1471.The custom dates back to the 15th century, when Jewish refugees fleeing the Spanish inquisition stelled in large numbers in Chaouen. They brought with them their tradition of drawing things blue to mirror the sky and remind them of God.
Chefchaouen has an extensive and important religious heritage with at least 20 mosques 11 zaouias and 17 mausoleums, because of this irrefutable heritage, Chefchaouen earned the name of "The Holy City”. Highlights Visit of Chefchaouen:
The Heart of the Medina and Souks - is a small and calm town. When entering one of the five entrances of this town we find that we are flooded with the most delightful aromas. It is a feast for the senses as the smell of fresh bread being cooked in ovens or on firewood greets.
The Plaza - the heart of the medina is the shady, cobbled Plaza Uta el-Hammam, which is lined with cafes and restaurants, all serving similar fare. This is a peaceful place to relax and watch the world go by, particularly after a long day of exploration.
La Kasbah - is a heavily restored walled fortress that now contains a lovely garden, a small ethnographic Museum and an even smaller art gallery. The ethnographic museum contains some fascinating views of old Chefchaouen, including the Plaza and the Kasbah; the gallery promotes the work of local artists. The views from the Kasbah tower over the medina are a delight.
Price includes:
- Pick-up from centrally located hotels / riads - Transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle - Bilingual guide (English and French-speaking)
Price excludes:
- Meals - Beverages
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Fez crusine derives from the 13th century Arab-Andalusian cooking. Typical Fassi dishes include tajines and couscous with plenty of fruits, vegetables and spices.
As the cultural and spiritual centre of Morocco, its medina is one of the best conserved historic towns of the Arab Muslim world filled with many small stores and shops selling vast variety of food.
There are five native products that are of special importance in Moroccan cooking are preserved lemons, olives, figs, dates, and almonds. Located on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea, the country is rich in fish and seafood. Beef is not plentiful, so meals are usually built around lamb or poultry.
The Moroccan national dish is the tajine couscous, with vegetable, lamb or poultry stew. Flat, round Moroccan bread is eaten at every meal. Mint tea (Moroccan or Berber Whiskey) is served with every meal in Morocco too.
Sweets play a very important role in the Moroccan diet. Every household has a supply of homemade sweet desserts made from almonds, honey and other ingredients.
Enjoy a traditional Moroccan cooking experience, this opportunity is a delightful participation not only learning to cook but a chance to interact with the locals and hosted by a hospitable Moroccan family. Get a glimpse of their family home, where you will encounter true Moroccan culture and family life. You will visit the souks to buy back all the ingredients, preparing salad, tajine, dessert and bringing bread for baking at a 400-years old local communal public oven (furan) and get to enjoy the meal together in true Moroccan style. This is going to be one of the highlights of your cultural experience in Morocco.
Your cooking experience includes: Shopping at the local souks Bread making and taking the bread to the local furan for baking Seasonal Moroccan salad with argan oil Tagine with Couscous, subject to the season Preparing and enjoying Moroccan mint tea Make a traditional dessert - Fassi pastry (optional)
Price includes: Meet and road transfers pick up and drop off from riad / hotel to the Medina All ground transfers (fuel included) in modern and clean air-conditioned vehicle Tour led by qualified English speaking Moroccan food guide and driver. The ingredients bought from the souks and the meal you prepared for your lunch
Price excludes: International flight Entry visa Travel insurance and documents Personal expenses Additional options during tour / miscellaneous expenses Soft / alcoholic drinks Tips for food guide and driver
Availability: Any day of the week Duration: 9am to 2pm - 5 Hours Per booking minimum no: 2 persons Single person supplement is available, please enquire.
Enjoy the guided tour with Morocco‟s beautiful vineyards and lovely wines - hidden treasures.Visit their wine cellars, understand where and how they store and age the wines. Offers a wealth of local grape growing knowledge and experience by the winery staff or (owners / winemakers), discuss about the wines they produce .Wine tasting session in the tasting room, chat with people behind the bar (often owners or winemakers) to share with you their crops, the wines and the passion for wine making. Picturesque and breathtaking views of the green vineyard fields and blue skies and enjoy a lovely lunch with a wine pairing .
Highlights of tour: - Visit their wine cellars, understand where and how they store and age the wines - Offers a wealth of local grape growing knowledge and experience by the winery staff or(owners / winemakers), discuss about the wines they produce - Wine tasting session in the tasting room, chat with people behind the bar (often owners or winemakers) to share with you their crops, the wines and the passion for wine making. - Picturesque and breathtaking views of the green vineyard fields and blue skies - Enjoy a lovely lunch with a wine pairing (optional and additional cost)
Enjoy the guided tour with Morocco’s beautiful vineyards and lovely wines - hidden treasures. Buy your favorites directly from the wineries. A chance not to be missed!
Price includes:
- Wines tasting - Meet and road transfers with pick up and drop off from riad / hotel to winery - All ground transfers (fuel included) in modern and clean air-conditioned vehicle. - Tour led by qualified English speaking Moroccan guide - Designated driver
Price excludes: - International flight - Entry visa - Travel insurance and documents - Drinks - Personal expenses - Additional options during tour / miscellaneous expenses - Tips for local guide and driver
Cancellation policy: If you cancel at least 7 day(s) in advance of the scheduled departure, there is no cancellation fee. If you cancel between 3 and 6 day(s) in advance of the scheduled departure, there is a 50 percent cancellation fee. If you cancel within 2 day(s) of the scheduled departure, there is a 100 percent cancellation fee.
Availability: By appointment Duration: Estimate 6 hours Per booking minimum required: 2 persons Single person supplement is available, please enquire.
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