In the first day of our journey, we pick you up from the airport and take you to the emblem of modern Morocco; Casablanca. There you can visit many beautiful places and see directly the most famous sites in this utterly surprising city.Hassan the 2nd Mosque in particular, as the most gigantic one in all over the kingdom and Africa, is going to be your starting point in Casablanca. You can also visit the central market, where you can enjoy a brief shopping activity. It is an opportunity to learn more and more about the countless features making Moroccan history along with its culture and customs. Around the United Nations Square you can admire the Tour de l’Horloge (clock tower). It’s a very active space of Casablanca town Centre. After that we continue toward Rabat, the administrative capital of Morocco. It’s located on the Atlantic Ocean coastline, at Abou Regreg bayriver. The city surrounded by water impresses with its Roman, Andalusian and Marinid traditions. Protected by powerful ramparts, its medina encloses many monuments and museums. It is an opportunity to visit the picturesque oudaiaKasbat, the mysterious Hassan Tower and the Chellah Necropolis. You will spend your first night in your booked accommodation in Rabat.

After having your breakfast in the morning of the second day, we head to the city of Chefchaouen;"The blue Pearl". Passing by some of the loveliest stretch of landscape we have seen in Morocco so far, the city is just in the south of the Mediterranean coastline in northwest Morocco.It’s called the blue city for its blue colored traditional buildingsin the Rif Mountains. Driving through the vast fields, fig trees, pomegranate trees, dates, Cactus loaded with juicy fruit, and olive groves from the hilly road, make you feel like you are in front of a fabulous abstract painting with beautiful monotone colors.Strolling around the small shops allow you to get some beautiful souvenirs specifically made from the town such as wool garments, wool winter djellaba as well as woven rugs, blankets and other products. chefchaouen medina has a Spanish-style square surrounded by many funky arts and crafts stores. You will spend a calm night in this small city as scheduled in your journey.

When the morning of the next day comes, we will leave Chafchaouen after having breakfast. We proceed toward Volubilis; crossing via wazan and other Rif’s villages.The fact that this deserted city shares its name with a pretty blue flower is no coincidence. The relics left behind unveil all of the mysteries of the ancient civilizations of the Mediterranean. The historical sites dates back to the Stone Age and make you feel the humble life of ancestors since the city bears the marks of several civilizations. It’s an opportunity to discover the roman ruins and learn about the archeological site of Moroccan history. Richly decorated with mosaics, frescoes and statues, the contents within their walls have now become a museum: an extraordinary archaeological treasure. It’s a place that deserves to be memorized via the lenses of your cameras by beautiful pictures in there. After that, we will proceed to Fez; a pearl of the Arab world. It is also the Morocco’s cultural capital and the crown jewel of the four imperial cities. There you will spend the third charming night of your lovely trip in your booked rooms of a hotel.

In the morning of the fourth day, a local and well-experienced guide will take you for a long tour in fez; "the oldest living imperial city in the world”.The old medina souks will be your starting point to navigate in its narrow street and make a stop stop at the gateway of the Royal Palace as well as visit the 9th century Karouine Mosque and University, the BouâInaniaMedersa. And also the tomb of the city founder "Moulay Idriss II". The fourteenth century water clock, “the famous Dar el-Magana”, deserves the shots of your cameras lenses and a moment of meditation. After having lunch in one of the traditional restaurant in the old Medina, why not setting on a carpet and having some delicious dishes on your choice. Then you can visit many attractive sites such as the Jewish quarter and the Chouara Tanneries as well as the Najarine Fountain, the Old Harem and the Batha Museum. Later on, the guide will lead you back to your hotel for spending the night after enjoying the sunset on the ramparts of the old Medina.

The next morning of the fifth day, we will leave Fez for the red city of Marrakech. Once we are there, a local guide will be waiting for you so as to take you for a tour through several cites of this beautiful city. Majorelle Gardens will be your starting point. Many of the built features were painted in a dark blue ('Majorelle Blue') which works very well with the soil, climate and plants. After that you can move to the Koutoubia Tower, the Saadian tombs, the Bahia Palace and Dar Si Said Palace museum of jewellery.Then you can hang out in JamaaLafna square where you can have lunch before you making a stroll through the colorful souks of Marrakech without forgetting to visit the Menara, a surrounded pool by flowerbeds that function as an irrigation system for the surrounded fields.in the eveningyou can enjoy a drink overlooking the exciting Jamaa El Fna Square from a terrace of a café before having a delicious dinner and getting to your accommodation for spending a peaceful night in tranquility.

Depending on the timing of your flight, the sixth day of your long trip comes as well as the end. You can collect some souvenirs from stores as the last hour shopping in Marrakech before taking you to the airport for the checking in and assistance with the boarding formalities for your flight back to your Mother country putting in your mind that Morocco will be always your second host country.