The Best of Morocoo

Touch down in Casablanca, Morocco’s bustling port city and home to the iconic Hassan II Mosque. A private Soca Islands transfer will greet you at the airport and escort you to your boutique hotel. Settle in, relax, and meet your fellow travelers over a welcome dinner of Moroccan fusion dishes, raising a toast to the adventures ahead.

Travel north to the enchanting town of Chefchaouen, famous for its striking blue-painted streets and red-tiled roofs set against the Rif Mountains. Explore its steep cobbled alleys, stroll through the Spanish Quarter, and visit the historic kasbah on a guided walking tour, soaking in the town’s unique charm.

Enjoy a free day to wander Chefchaouen at your own pace hike in the surrounding hills, browse local markets, or sip sweet mint tea while observing daily life. In the evening, share a meal in a local family’s home, savoring authentic Berber dishes and learning about traditional life from your hosts.

Embark on a picturesque four-hour drive south through rolling landscapes to Fes, Morocco’s cultural and spiritual heart. Marvel at grand mansions, mosques, and palaces as you arrive. At sunset, take in panoramic views from a rooftop while listening to the muezzins’ call echo across the ancient city.

Spend the day immersed in Fes’s historic medina, visiting the famous tanneries and witnessing artisans at work in age-old workshops. Explore the gates of the Royal Palace, the Jewish cemetery, and the pottery quarter, where the city’s signature blue and white ceramics are crafted.

Begin your journey toward the Sahara Desert, passing through the dramatic Middle Atlas Mountains. Hike among native cedar forests home to Barbary apes and enjoy lunch at a local restaurant featuring fresh Atlas trout. Arrive in the oasis town of Erfoud and explore the striking Ziz Gorges, a lush river valley nestled between towering cliffs.

Sample Moroccan-style ‘medfouna’ pizza for lunch, meet local musicians, and visit a marble factory producing fossilized desert stone. Then, embark on a camel trek across golden sand dunes to your remote desert camp. Spend the afternoon sandboarding or relaxing around the campfire beneath the star-filled desert sky.

Wake up to the serene silence of the desert and trek back to your minibus. Travel west to Todra Gorge, famous for its towering limestone cliffs and dramatic canyon formations. Continue to the Dades Valley for an overnight stay, surrounded by fragrant rose fields, traditional Berber villages, and breathtaking mountain landscapes.

Enjoy a leisurely day in Dades Valley, soaking up the sun by the pool or exploring the scenery. For the adventurous, optional treks include the scenic Rose Valley or the unique “Monkey Fingers” rock formation.

Travel along the ‘Route of a Thousand Kasbahs’ to Ait Benhaddou, a UNESCO World Heritage mud-brick city dating back to the 11th century and featured in films like Gladiator and Game of Thrones. Explore its labyrinthine streets and climb to the granary for sweeping sunset views of the Atlas Mountains.

Cross the High Atlas Mountains to arrive in Marrakech, Morocco’s vibrant cultural hub. Discover hidden culinary gems on a private backstreet food tour with a local guide, sampling traditional flavors and secret dishes tucked away in winding alleys.

Take a vintage sidecar ride through the Agafay Desert, enjoying its lunar landscapes from a unique perspective. Stop at a working farm for a farm-to-table lunch amid olive groves and pomegranate trees. Return to Marrakech for rooftop drinks and a farewell dinner with your group, celebrating two weeks of unforgettable adventures.

Take a vintage sidecar ride through the Agafay Desert, enjoying its lunar landscapes from a unique perspective. Stop at a working farm for a farm-to-table lunch amid olive groves and pomegranate trees. Return to Marrakech for rooftop drinks and a farewell dinner with your group, celebrating two weeks of unforgettable adventures.

Say goodbye to your new friends and make your way to Marrakech Airport (RAK) for your onward journey. Return home with memories of Morocco’s sun-soaked landscapes, labyrinthine medinas, stunning architecture, and the vibrant culture that will stay with you forever.