Royal Cities of Morocco

Arrival at Casablanca (Morocco) Meet and greet at Mohamed V Airport, then transfer to the hotel. Arrive at the hotel and check-in. In Casablanca, spend the night in a hotel. (D)

Today, embark on a sightseeing tour of Casablanca, the kingdom's business hub. The Medina, Mohammed V Square, United Nations Square, the Central Market, the Habbous quarter, the Royal Palace, the Anfa residential area, and the outside view of the magnificent Hassan II Mosque and the Ain Diab Corniche lined with swimming pools and gastronomic restaurants will all be visible from your coach. Continue to Rabat for a leisurely lunch and a tour of the "Imperial Garden City key "'s monuments: Oudayas Hassan Tower, Mausoleum, and Garden You'll also view the Mechouar's ramparts and walls, which enclose the Royal Palace. Then it's off to Fez. In Fes, stay at a hotel for dinner and the night. (B and D)

The entire day will be dedicated to learning about Fes, the oldest of the Imperial Cities and a cultural centre noted for its spiritual and educational contributions to Morocco. A visit to the Medina of the Middle Ages. You'll also visit the famed souks, where artisans continue to practise an age-old eastern custom. Lunch is served at your leisure. In the afternoon, continue touring. At Fes, spend the night in a motel. (B and D)

Early breakfast, then travel for Marrakech via Immouzer du Kandar, a Berber settlement, Ifrane, a lovely ski resort, and Azrou, a Berber community famed for its wood carving and carpet weaving artisan cooperative. The journey continues to Marrakech. Check-in at the hotel at the end of the afternoon. At Marrakech, spend the night in a hotel. (B and D)

Marrakech, the second oldest Imperial City and unquestionably the "Pearl of the South," will be visited for the full day. Marrakech, a verdant oasis nestled at the foot of the snow-capped Atlas Mountains, was founded by the Almoravides at the end of the 11th century. The famed Saadian Tombs, Menara Gardens, Koutoubia Mosque, and Bahia Palace will all be seen. Continue touring the souks and the famed Jemaa El Fna plaza after lunch at leisure. Staying the night at the hotel Marrakech is a Moroccan city (B, D)

You'll have the morning to do anything you like, whether it's shopping in the wonderful souks or simply resting by your hotel's pool. In Marrakech, have a leisurely lunch. Travel to Casablanca, Morocco, where you will spend the night. In Casablanca, spend the night in a hotel. (B and D)

Check out of the hotel this morning and head to the airport for your return flight. (B)