Overview of Morocco 8 days tour from Rabat to Marrakech

Day 1: Rabat – Transfer to hotel

Your driver will pick you up at the airportin. It will take you to your hotel. Yet if time permits you to visit Rabat.

Day 2: Rabat – Ouazzane – Chefchaouen

After breakfast visit Hassan II Mosque, the Corniche, Mohammed V spot, we will continue our way to the north of Morocco you will see Chaouen on the mountain side. It is the most beautiful city in the Rif valley. For anyone visiting Chefchaouen, consider the blue city one of the most beautiful and breathtaking cities in Morocco. You will be fascinated by the authenticity and the beautiful blue houses during your day trip to Chefchaouen.

Day 3: Chefchaouen – Ouazane – Fes

After breakfast in Chefchaouen, we drive to Fez. On the way, we will stop at the ancient ruins of Volubilis. Step back in time as you are guided through the 2,000-year-old Roman ruins… Set on a hillside, this once bustling Roman city is now a unique site that offers a wealth of information. briefly in the past. Your guide will point out the unique features of each building, making this stop the most fascinating history adventure you’ll ever experience. Here we go to Meknes, a beautiful city and a UNESCO Heritage Site.

Stop for lunch there, the driver’s favorite stop is! We are waiting for lunch and each one is slowly and deliciously taken at the nearest stop. From Meknes, you will continue to Fez. Fez is full of events and history if you make the effort to watch them. Don’t forget to try the hot selling olives and be brave, this is a unique desert tour.

Day 4: Fes Exploration of the old Medina

The third day of the 8-day trip from Tangier to Marrakech: Enjoy a full day of rest to take a leisurely walk in the old town or decide to take a guided tour where you will visit the many monuments of medina which is the only Moroccan guide. will make it known. Fez has been the capital of Morocco for over 400 years and is home to Al Karaouine University, the most active college on the planet. It is appreciated for its leather in the medina of Fez el Bali. A small visit includes calfskin stores that offer you the best conditions in the tanneries.

See the Attarine medersa, the tomb of Moulay Idris, and visit the Nejjarine fountain and museum. An open way to find Moroccan land in good faith will be provided. Finally, explore the exterior of the Royal Palace and walk around the famous Jewish quarter of Medina. Despite the fact that the city fell in difficult times, it is rising stronger than ever in recent memory, showing its unique culture, art and even food. Tonight, enjoy a delicious dinner hosted by a family from the neighborhood and learn about Moroccan customs and traditions. This dinner can be replicated at home in Fez one day, depending on your host’s availability.

Day 5: Fes – Ifrane – Midelt – Erfoud – Merzouga

We will pick you up from your accommodation and go to Merzouga Via the mountains in the middle of the map where we will stop in Ifrane dite (Switzerland of Morocco) to make it wonderful and to have amazing photos before you go to Midelt. in the cedar forest in Morocco You will have the opportunity to take interesting pictures with wild monkeys. We will continue the journey through the Atlas Mountains enjoying the changing scenery as you head south.

After lunch, we will continue our Desert Tour through the Ziz Valley, stopping for world views along the way. The reader takes place in Dunes Erg Chebbi passing the world in Erfoud of Erfoud This is called Sijittmasasa (the establishment of the Adutit Adicer, family make decisions now) Before the time is expected than an expected city of Merzouga for a short time in a hotel.

Day 6: Discover Merzouga desert of Erg-Chebbi

Explore the Tafilalet oasis with its old fortified town (Kasres) and its weekly traditional market. In the afternoon, we returned to our hotel in the desert to prepare for the camel riding experience. The path will lead you through the golden sand and at the same time you will enjoy the wonderful view of the sun. Dinner is served in the desert camp, followed by leisure and a good night’s sleep in a tent or under the stars. Our luxury home.

Spend the day exploring the nearby abandoned and palm groves of Tafilalet. Discover the new irrigation system called qanats “Khatras”, which have underground channels to pump water from far away to the oasis. Pass the town of Merzouga to the town of El Khemlia, where most of the original inhabitants were slaves brought from sub-Saharan countries. They are known for their spiritual Gnawa music which they enjoy performing for guests.

Day 7: Merzouga – Visit Berber Villages – Tinghir – Dades Gorge

You have to think less about the dividers from the top of the dark golden rock on each side of you… Walking in the chasm and feeling surrounded by such quality. Get to know how the locals live as you pass by some shepherds or enter a quaint village on your travels. You will spend the night in Dades Valley near the Gorge.

Day 8: Dades Gorge – Ouarzazate – Ait Ben Hadou – Marrakech

Continue your journey into the Moroccan desert through the Berber village of Boumalne Dadès through the High Atlas Mountains and follow the Route des Mille Kasbah through the Valley of Roses, the oasis town of Skoura and the old military town from Ouarzazate, which is in line with the airport. old crossroads. The way of desert travelers. The region is known for its many Moroccan kasbahs and oasis towns.

Next, visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Ait Benhaddou, which has some of the most unique and beautiful Kasbahs in the Atlas Mountains. Then he left the desert of Morocco. Your journey through Morocco will take you to the High Atlas Mountains through the Tizi n Tichka pass (2260m) and on to Marrakech, the former imperial city known as the jewel of the south and the Moroccan holiday mountain. When you arrive in Marrakech, escape the old nursing home and immerse yourself in the tranquility of your plate in Marrakech. Night on the Marrakech plate.