Atlantic Coast and Imperial Cities:
Un recorrido fascinante y aventurero por la vasta costa Atlantica y el interior. Visita todas las ciudades antiguas y disfruta de la belleza natural del mar.
Itinerario :
Day 1:
Marrakech:
Arrival in Marrakech: A warm welcome awaits you at Menara Airport. Transfer to the hotel. Afterward, explore the city that Winston Churchill called "The Last Paradise on Earth." You'll visit the ancient walls, the Menara Pavilion, the Koutoubia Minaret, the Saadian Tombs, the Bahia Palace, and the Royal Garden. The bazaars are incredible with their bronze, copper, silver, textiles, ceramics, and leather. Marrakech is a crossroads of people who make up the Moroccan nation: Berber, Arab, Sudanese, Jewish, and European. In the main square, just as 500 years ago, you'll see snake charmers, acrobats, storytellers, and magic potion sellers. Fantasia dinner at Chez Ali (optional).
Day 2: Marrakech - Essaouira:
Morning dedicated to exploring Marrakech, the capital of the south: the 12th-century Koutoubia, the Bahia Palace with its exquisitely delicate architecture and beautiful gardens; a visit to the souks in the medina, and the Djemaa El Fna square. After lunch, depart for Essaouira. Visit the city formerly known as Mogador, its fishing port, ramparts, and an unusual open medina where you will discover artisans specializing in the prized thuja wood crafts. Overnight at the hotel.
Day 3: Essaouira - Safi - Oualidia - El Jadida - Casablanca:
We'll follow the road that runs parallel to the Atlantic coast. We'll stop in Safi, a former Portuguese city and later the residence of the French consul in Morocco. Today, it's a fishing port and a city known for its ceramics. In this city, you'll see a sea castle, a 16th-century fortress, a vault, and Kechla, an 18th-century white palace, the seat of Makhzen. We'll continue along the coastal road and its splendid views. Lunch in Oualidia. We'll then stop in El Jadida, famous for its beach. This city retains the imprint of its Portuguese roots (particularly evident in its cistern). Arrival in Casablanca. Overnight at our hotel.
Day 4: Casablanca:
In the morning, visit the United Nations site (administration district), Mohamed V Boulevard, the Anfa residential district, and the Hassan II Grand Mosque.
Day 5: Casablanca - Meknès - Volubilis - Moulay Idriss - Meknès :
Departure for Meknes. Visit the city (e.g., the gates, Bab El Mansour and Bab El Khamis, the site of El Hedime, and the Moulay Ismail Mosque). Lunch at a restaurant, then visit the Roman ruins of Volubilis. Continue to Moulay Idriss, the Holy City, a stunning site built on two rock pythons. Overnight at a hotel in Meknes.
Day 6: Fez:
Fez is an important Moroccan metropolis due to its religious, intellectual, and artistic history. You will discover Fez El Bali, the old city within the walls, the Attarine Medersa, the Karaouine Mosque, the Nejjarine Fountain, and several souks. Lunch will be served in a typical Moroccan restaurant in the medina. In the afternoon, we will visit the entrance to the "new city," or Fez El Jedid, to see its monumental gate. Return to the hotel.
Day 7: Fez - Beni Mellel - Marrakech :
Return to Marrakech, passing through Ifrane, an idyllic health resort on the road through the Middle Atlas. Stop for lunch in Beni-Mellal, then visit the Aïn Asserdoun spring. Arrival in Marrakech. Dinner and overnight stay.
Day 8: Marrakech-Ouzoud Waterfalls:
We'll hike south along a winding route that takes you through the pine forests of the Middle Atlas. A spectacular mountain road leads to the Cascade d'Ouzoud, a three-tiered waterfall that drops 110 meters to the river. We'll spend the night in Marrakech.Day 9: MarrakechTransfer to Marrakech airport. Program Photos:
Arrival in Marrakech: A warm welcome awaits you at Menara Airport. Transfer to the hotel. Afterward, explore the city that Winston Churchill called "The Last Paradise on Earth." You'll visit the ancient walls, the Menara Pavilion, the Koutoubia Minaret, the Saadian Tombs, the Bahia Palace, and the Royal Garden. The bazaars are incredible with their bronze, copper, silver, textiles, ceramics, and leather. Marrakech is a crossroads of people who make up the Moroccan nation: Berber, Arab, Sudanese, Jewish, and European. In the main square, just as 500 years ago, you'll see snake charmers, acrobats, storytellers, and magic potion sellers. Fantasia dinner at Chez Ali (optional).
Day 2: Marrakech - Essaouira:
Morning dedicated to exploring Marrakech, the capital of the south: the 12th-century Koutoubia, the Bahia Palace with its exquisitely delicate architecture and beautiful gardens; a visit to the souks in the medina, and the Djemaa El Fna square. After lunch, depart for Essaouira. Visit the city formerly known as Mogador, its fishing port, ramparts, and an unusual open medina where you will discover artisans specializing in the prized thuja wood crafts. Overnight at the hotel.
Day 3: Essaouira - Safi - Oualidia - El Jadida - Casablanca:
We'll follow the road that runs parallel to the Atlantic coast. We'll stop in Safi, a former Portuguese city and later the residence of the French consul in Morocco. Today, it's a fishing port and a city known for its ceramics. In this city, you'll see a sea castle, a 16th-century fortress, a vault, and Kechla, an 18th-century white palace, the seat of Makhzen. We'll continue along the coastal road and its splendid views. Lunch in Oualidia. We'll then stop in El Jadida, famous for its beach. This city retains the imprint of its Portuguese roots (particularly evident in its cistern). Arrival in Casablanca. Overnight at our hotel.
Day 4: Casablanca:
In the morning, visit the United Nations site (administration district), Mohamed V Boulevard, the Anfa residential district, and the Hassan II Grand Mosque.
Day 5: Casablanca - Meknès - Volubilis - Moulay Idriss - Meknès :
Departure for Meknes. Visit the city (e.g., the gates, Bab El Mansour and Bab El Khamis, the site of El Hedime, and the Moulay Ismail Mosque). Lunch at a restaurant, then visit the Roman ruins of Volubilis. Continue to Moulay Idriss, the Holy City, a stunning site built on two rock pythons. Overnight at a hotel in Meknes.
Day 6: Fez:
Fez is an important Moroccan metropolis due to its religious, intellectual, and artistic history. You will discover Fez El Bali, the old city within the walls, the Attarine Medersa, the Karaouine Mosque, the Nejjarine Fountain, and several souks. Lunch will be served in a typical Moroccan restaurant in the medina. In the afternoon, we will visit the entrance to the "new city," or Fez El Jedid, to see its monumental gate. Return to the hotel.
Day 7: Fez - Beni Mellel - Marrakech :
Return to Marrakech, passing through Ifrane, an idyllic health resort on the road through the Middle Atlas. Stop for lunch in Beni-Mellal, then visit the Aïn Asserdoun spring. Arrival in Marrakech. Dinner and overnight stay.
Day 8: Marrakech-Ouzoud Waterfalls:
We'll hike south along a winding route that takes you through the pine forests of the Middle Atlas. A spectacular mountain road leads to the Cascade d'Ouzoud, a three-tiered waterfall that drops 110 meters to the river. We'll spend the night in Marrakech.Day 9: MarrakechTransfer to Marrakech airport. Program Photos:
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