UNESCO HERITAGE OF MOROCCO 9 Nights/10 Days (4 Stars Hotel)

After breakfast check out from the hotel and visit Rabat the white imperial city and the administrative capital of the kingdom. The visit includes the Archeological Museum, Mechouar (ramparts and walls surrounding the Royal Palace), the splendid Mohamed V mausoleum, the Hassan tower, the Oudaya Kasbah.

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Then departure to the beautiful Andalu town of Tangier via Laarach: Upon arrival visit of Tangier, the cave of Herculus, the Cap Spartel (the Africa s land nearest to Europe) .

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After breakfast, departure to Tetouane, a nice sea town facing the Mediterranean Sea, and one of the most representative town of the so called Morocco Andaluso. The visit will focus on his Medina, UNESCO World Heritage Site. Unlike any other Moroccan Medina, Tetouan offers a unique perspective on the multicultural history of northern Morocco and, because of its relatively small size; it offers visitors a chance to explore without getting hopelessly lost. There are three distinct sections of the Medina, the Andalusian, the Jewish, and the Berber sections, though the untrained eye might have trouble distinguishing between the three. Then reach the very bleu town of Chefchaouen. visit and a walk around the town with its whitewashed walls originally decorated in this style by Jewish immigrant. The Medina is the focal point of interest for most visitors to Chefchaouen. The waterfall (Ras el Maa) to the east of the medina is a meeting point for local residents who come to cool off, chat and do their laundry (including carpets on sunny Sundays). And continuation to the royal town of FEZ, the religious and cultural capital of Morocco Check in, dinner and accommodation in your hotel

After breakfast, Fes city tours visit the following sites on a route that takes you through the medina starting with the old Jewish Quarter. The 14th Century Palace Gates of the King – The Royal Palace in Fes is one of the oldest and largest in Morocco. Moroccan lunch at a traditional restaurant Then visit of the medieval Medina with its Attarine and Bou Anania Medersas (religious Islamic universities), the Nejjarine fountain, the Moulay Idriss mausoleum, and the Karaouine Mosque. Afternoon, visit of Fes Jdid. Diner and accommodation at the hotel

After breakfast check out from the hotel and drive to the Roman Empire town of (Volubilis and to the Imperial Town of Meknes) The visit does includes the giant’s triple ring of walls, the main doors of the city Bab Mansour

Lunch in a typical restaurant and departure to Marrakech via Autoroute,

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After breakfast, full day guided visit to the Imperial Town of Marrakech: his beautiful middle-age walls, his ancient doors, his medina, his monuments and gardens, Menara Garden, OP the Saadiens Tombs, OP Bahia Palace and the Jemma El Fnaa and his beautiful medina, surrounding this main square, where shopping of arts and crafts will be make possible. Some free time for shopping or relax. OP lunch in a typical local restaurant, afternoon OP visit of the Majorelle Garden it took French painter Jacques Majorelle (1886-1962) forty years of passion and dedication to create this enchanting garden in the heart of the “Ochre City”.

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After breakfast check out from the hotel and departure to Ourzazate via the Atlas Mountains and cross the Tizi-n-Tichka pass at 7,415 feet (2,260 meters). your guide will share historical information and stories about this captivating area. Arrive at Aït Ben Haddou after a 3-hour drive and see its impressive and intricate kasbah, or castle, that is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Aït Benhaddou's well-preserved architecture appears in numerous films including Jesus of Nazareth, Star Wars and Babel. Continue another 20 miles (33 km) to Ouarzazate, situated on the cusp of the magnificent Sahara Desert. This popular tourist town is home to Atlas Film Studios, the world’s largest film studio. Many famous movies, including Lawrence of Arabia, Gladiator and The Mummy, as well as episodes of the television show Game of Thrones have been filmed here. Pause for lunch at a local restaurant and savor a fantastic view of the ancient Taourirt Kasbah, a 300-room palace. Then, spend the afternoon exploring Atlas Film Studios or the Cinema Museum

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After breakfast and departure to Essaouira via Agadir which is a Berber city one of the best seaside resorts to enjoy Moroccan and international gastronomy. Upon arrival free time Relax on a sunny time in Agadir at the beach with a view of the Atlantic Moroccan Sea, at 16H00 departure to Essaouira, it was a pitstop on the hippie trek from Marrakesh. Jimi Hendrix made the pilgrimage, as did Bob Marley and Cat Stevens. Essaouira was the inspiration for Hendrix’s song “Castles Made of Sand”. Visit this sea-side medieval town that boasts lovely white-washed and blue-shuttered houses, colonnades, thuya wood workshops, art galleries and mouthwatering seafood. Once called Mogador by European sailors and traders, the medina of Essaouira (formerly "Mogador) is a UNESCO World Heritage listed city, as an example of a late-18th century fortified town.

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After breakfast, free time in the morning in Essaouira and at 11H00 departure to Safi, also a former Portuguese fortress and famous for its pottery. Sightseeing of the town. Continuation to Oualidia via the picturesque coastal road, with view on its superb bay. OP lunch at a local restaurant Continuation to El Jadida, sightseeing of this town including the famous citadel, a reminder of the Portuguese occupation of the 16th century. Back to Essouira.

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After breakfast, check out from the hotel and drive to Marakesh airport.

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