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BEST OF MOROCCO 10 DAYS | 1 COUNTRY | 16 MEALS | FROM US$2195pp * BEHOLD THE CACOPHONY OF BAZAARS AND SHIMMERING SAHARA WHEN YOU JOURNEY TO MOROCCO'S CHARMING CITIES OF CASABLANCA, FEZ AND MARRAKESH, INCLUDING VISITS TO THE LIFE-GIVING OASIS OF TINGHIR, TODRA GORGE AND OUARZAZATE. 2 FEZ ź Rabat Meknès 1 1 ź CASABLANCA Midelt THE Icons ź MOROCCO CITY TOUR in Fez and Marrakesh MARRAKESH ORIENTATION of Rabat, Meknès, Tinghir 2 1 1 Erfoud, Ouarzazate, Essaouira and 1 Casablanca ESSAOUIRA ź ERFOUD Aït Ben Haddou DADES VALLEY Ouarzazate VISIT&!")1ǾƜ))10&0Ǿ%& Palace and Aït Ben Haddou VIEW the Royal Palace in Rabat, the Ziz Valley in Fez, Tinghir, the Todra Gorge and Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca START OVERNIGHT SIGHTSEEING END 176 Moroccan Water Seller YOUR YOUR HOLIDAY Planner DAY Holiday Price PP Price PP Start End Twin Start End Twin ARRIVEARR CASABLANCA Delve into the intrigue MARRAKESHMAR – ESSAOUIRA We travel to the Casablanca Casablanca Share Casablanca Casablanca Share 1 and romance of Casablanca immortalised by 8 laid-backlai shores of Essaouira this morning FR 05 APR SU 14 APR 2250 HollywoodHol before meeting your travel companions stostopping en route to visit a cooperative involved FR 19 APR SU 28 APR 2250 FR 09 AUG SU 18 AUG 2195 and Travel Director for a Welcome Reception. (WR) in creating cosmetics from traditional FR 26 APR SU 05 MAY 2250 FR 23 AUG SU 01 SEP 2195 Hotel: Grand Mogador City Centre ingredients. Consider a delicious seafood lunch FR 30 AUG SU 08 SEP 2250 and enjoy some free time before joining a city FR 03 MAY SU 12 MAY 2250 tour of UNESCO-listed medina, the walled FR 17 MAY SU 26 MAY 2250 FR 06 SEP SU 15 SEP 2250 CASABLANCACAS – RABAT – MEKNÈS – FEZ FR 31 MAY SU 09 JUN 2250 FR 13 SEP SU 22 SEP 2250 2 Jewish Quarter and Skala fortress. Spend the (2 NIGHTS) We continue along the coast to the FR 20 SEP SU 29 SEP 2225 capcapital, Rabat, where we'll embark on an rest of the evening at leisure. (BB) FR 14 JUN SU 23 JUN 2195 FR 27 SEP SU 06 OCT 2225 orientation tour of the city including views of the Hotel: Ocean Mogador FR 28 JUN SU 07 JUL 2195 grand 17 th -century palace and Mausoleum of FR 04 OCT SU 13 OCT 2225 FR 12 JUL SU 21 JUL 2195 FR 11 OCT SU 20 OCT 2225 Mohammed V. Travelling to the imperial city of ESSAOUIRAESS – CASABLANCA This morning we FR 26 JUL SU 04 AUG 2195 Meknès, we'll see the grand gate of Bab el-Mansour 9 journeyjou north to Casablanca where we will enjoy adorned by green and white zeillij tiles. We arrive in 3&"3&"40,#1%"*$+&Ɯ "+1 00+ ,0.2"Ǿ2&)1 Single Supplement (add to price above): US$500 p.p. Fez later today and spend the rest of the day at for the late king's 60 th birthday celebrations. leisure. (BB) Hotel: Marriott J’nan Palace Later, we join our Travel Director and companions for a Farewell Dinner to celebrate Young traveller dIscount: FRANCE SPAIN PORTUGAL AND MOROCCO SAVE US$220 FEZ SIGHTSEEING AND FREE TIME Join a an unforgettable voyage of discovery. (BB, FD) 3 LocalLoc Specialist today to explore the medina, one Hotel: Grand Mogador City Centre of the largest thriving medieval centres in the MultIple trIp dIscount: world. See the royal palace and 'Dive Into Culture' DEPARTDEP CASABLANCA SAVE up to US$56 Say goodbye to your EARLY BIRD during a visit to the round dye-pits and tanneries 10 new-foundnew friends at the end of your SAVINGS /"3")&+$,/, ,Ȇ0+ &"+1)"1%"/ /ƞǽ-"+! MorMoroccan holiday. Transfers are available. TrIple room dIscount: the rest of the day shopping or relaxing in a Conditions apply. (BB) SAVE US$30 p.p. lantern-lit courtyard away from the medina SAVE crowds. Join your companions this evening for a MORE ABOUT YOUR Past guests: special opportunity to 'Connect With Locals' over US$225 p.p. a Be My Guest dinner experience, featuring Trip Unlock VIP benefits Moroccan specialities served with wine in a traditional Riad . (BB, DW, , ) * All prices are per person, twin share. Airport transfers: On arrival at Casablanca Airport TRIP 4 FEZ – MIDELT – ERFOUD We follow the old transfers will operate at 8am, 10am, 12pm and Highlights caravancar trail south, stopping for a Regional 2pm. Guests arriving later should make their own MealMea in Midelt. Continuing along the palm- way to the hotel. Return transfers on the last Here’s just a sample of the many specIal #/&+$"!&7))"6+!-011%"Ɯ))1,0&0Ǿ4" travel day will arrive at Casablanca Airport at 7am, handcraFted TraFalgar hIghlIghts included in arrive in the oasis town of Erfoud, regarded as your trIp. the Gateway to the Sahara. (BB, RM, D) 10am and 12pm. Hotel: Xaluca Kasbah Ramadan: During daylight hours from dawn to sunset fasting takes place for Ramadan. It is CONNECT WITH LOCALS ERFOUDERF – TINGHIR – DADES VALLEY observed from Sunday 5 May to Tuesday 4 June 5 JourneyingJou west, we arrive in Tinghir, one of the 2019 in Morocco. The order of sightseeing and Specialty Be My Guest dinner of delicious mostmos beautiful oases in southern Morocco. We meals may be adjusted. Moroccan cuisine served with wine at a continue through part of the Todra Gorge and traditional Riad in Fez. ( Day 3) cut through the mountains for one of the most TRIP CODE: MORB dramatic views in the country. Enjoy a memorable Regional Lunch, then follow the STAYS WITH STORIES /,21",#1%,20+!(0%01,1%"Ɲ,2/&0%&+$ Dades Valley. Here we will overnight at one of Promising paradise in the middle of the Atlas Trafalgar's 'Stays With Stories', Xaluca Dades, Mountains, the African-styled Xaluca Dades is surrounded by panoramic views of the Atlas surrounded by a spectacular mountainscape Mountains. (BB, RM, D, ) Hotel: Xaluca Dades with panoramic views of the Dades Valley and its Berber villages. (Day 5) DADESDAD VALLEY – OUARZAZATE – AÏT BEN 6 HADHADDOU – MARRAKESH (2 NIGHTS) OuarzazateOua has provided a backdrop for such DIVE INTO CULTURE famous movies as 'Lawrence of Arabia', 'Cleopatra' and 'Gladiator'. Spend some time Visit a traditional tannery and dye-pit exploring the sights during your orientation for a fascinating glimpse into an ancient tour. Visit the UNESCO-listed fortified village practice. (Day 3) of Aït Ben Haddou in the High Atlas Mountains and continue through the Tizi-n-Tichka Pass to Marrakesh - the 'Red City'. Marrakesh is home to Morocco's largest traditional souk (market) where you may wish to spend some time learning the art of haggling. (BB) TRAFALGAR Hotel: Le Meridien N’Fis Tip In Morocco, go to Jemaa El-Fna Square MARRAKESHMAR SIGHTSEEING AND FREE TIME in Marrakesh and sit in one of the cafés, 7 VisitVis the ornate Bahia Palace during city order a mint tea and just people watch. orientationori with your Local Specialist and Most people are simply in disbelief that spend some time soaking up the energy of they are in Africa. Djemaa el Fna Square in the Old Quarter Javier Galvez, Travel Director with its palm readers, acrobats, camels and snake-charmers. (BB) WR Welcome Reception L Lunch DW Dinner With Wine Dive Into Culture BB 2ƛ"1/"(#01 D Dinner FD Farewell Dinner Stays With Stories FB Full Breakfast RM Regional Meal Connect With Locals 177.
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