7-Day Morocco Tour: Fes to Casablanca

Upon arrival at the Airport, you’ll be greeted by our friendly guide/driver who will assist with your luggage and transportation, to your hotel where we are going to spend our first night.

After having your breakfast, our local guide will meet you at the hotel, to start your day tour exploring the old iconic city of Fes with the main historical highlight of the city.

• Dar El Makhzen: is one of the main palaces of the king of Morocco in the city Fes, the palace was founded by the Marinid dynasty in 1276.
• Melah: is one of the main oldest Jewish quarters in Morocco, and historical one located next to the king palace ‘Dar El-Makhzen’
• The al-Attarine madrasa: is a madrasa in Fes near al-Qarawiyyin Mosque it was built by the Marinid sultan Uthman second Abu Said in (1323 CE) and completed in (1325 CE), it is considered one of the highest achievements of Marinid architecture due to its rich and harmonious decoration and its efficient use of limited space.
• Funduq al-Najjarin:  is a historic Funduq in fez El-Bali the old medina quarter, the building was designed for use by the merchants’ traders, and visitors to the city of fez and provided a storage place along with the fountains. The building forms one of the most remarkable urban architectural complexes in historic fez, today it houses a museum.
• Al-Qarawiyyin university: it’s a university located in fez, it was founded as a mosque by Fatima al-Fihri in 857-859 and subsequently became one of the leading spiritual and educational centers of the Islamic golden age.
• Chouara tannery: is one of the most iconic sights in Morocco operating since immemorial time, and is a place where animals skin and hides are stripped of hair degreased, salted, and soaked in order to stop decomposition then they are made soft and dyed to create beautiful leather items.
• Fes pottery & ceramic: the main interesting place where you are going to see handmade pottery & zellige.

Once we arrive we will check into your hotel after that we will take a walk through the narrow, winding streets painted in varying shades of blue. The medina is compact, making it easy to explore on foot.

enjoy the walking through the blue alleyways local shops for handicrafts, textiles, and traditional Moroccan goods. Chefchaouen is known for its wool products and colorful pottery

Hike up to the Spanish Mosque for panoramic views of Chefchaouen and the Rif Mountains. The hike is moderate and offers breathtaking scenery.

Chefchaouen’s unique charm and serene environment make it a memorable destination. Whether you’re exploring its blue streets, enjoying local cuisine, or taking in the natural beauty of the surrounding mountains, you’re sure to have a wonderful time.

After enjoying a hearty breakfast, our eight-days adventure commences with our departure from Chefchaouen in the morning. We’ll traverse the picturesque Rif mountains, with Tetouan city serving as a brief stop along the way to our ultimate destination: Tangier, often referred to as “the brid city of the north”. During our journey, we’ll pause at Tetouan Beach Martell for a refreshing café break, before continuing our drive to Tangier. Once in Tangier, we’ll embark on a visit to the fascinating Hercules Cave, an archaeological marvel, and take in the breathtaking views at Cape Spartel. Following these explorations, we’ll wander through the enchanting old city of Tangier on foot, delving into its captivating history and vibrant cultural tapestry.

After having your breakfast at the hotel our driver/guide will meet you to start our journey to rabat through the city of Asilah where we going to have a short stop to exploring Asillah the fortified town on the north west tip of the Atlantic coast of Morocco; is enclosed by well-preserved 15th century rampart, and gates built by colonial Portuguese. Then will continue to our destination Rabat the capital city of Morocco, where we are going to stay for one night.

Today we will start our journey by exploring the sightseeing of the capital city.

• Oudayas Kasbah: it is a fortified kasbah in Rabat located on the hill at the mouth of bou regreg, and adjacent to the medina quarter. it is listed along the other sites in rabat as a UNESCO world heritage site since 2012
• Hassan tower: is the minaret of an incomplete mosque in Rabat was commissioned by Abou Yusef Yaqub al Mansour, the third caliph of Almohad near the end of the 12th century.
• Challah: is a medieval fortified Muslim necropolis, and ancient archeological site in Rabat abandoned in the early 15th century.

Afterwards we will drive straight to Casablanca, the economical capital city of Morocco, right after arriving we will visit the largest mosque in Africa and is the 14th largest in the world, its minaret is the world’s second tallest minaret at 210 meters. Walk by the seaside of the Cornish of Casablanca passing by ricks café for a picture before we get to our hotel.

Take your time to savor your breakfast before we set off on our journey from your hotel to the airport. Enjoy a leisurely meal as you prepare for the drive, and then relax as we head to the airport. This transition will provide a smooth and comfortable start to your travel, allowing you to reflect on your stay and anticipate your next destination.