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Single	$1851
Double	$1269
3rd Person
Child (Age 2-11)	$1046
Infant (Age 0-2)	$941

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Airport Pick-up/Drop-off	Adult	Child	Infant
Casablanca Airport CMN 7am-10pm Pickup only - Surcharge	$59	$59	$59
Casablanca Airport CMN 7am-10pm Dropoff only - Surcharge	$59	$59	$59
Casablanca Airport CMN roundtrip transfer 7am-10pm - Surcharge	$117	$117	$117

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Day 1: Casablanca

Your exciting journey begins the moment you land at CMN airport. Airport pick-up service is available: a foreign driver will be waiting for you according to the actual flight arrival time and will take you to your hotel for rest..
Note: Today is a free activity day. You can choose to go to the hotel on your own or use the airport pickup service: Euro 50 per person (calculated for a minimum of two persons).

Day 2: Casablanca-Rabat-Chefchaouen (278 km)

After gathering, we will head to the capital of Morocco, Rabat (UNESCO 2014). This evergreen city in all seasons is known for its iconic landmarks, including the Royal Palace of Morocco, the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, the Hassan Tower, and the Udayas Kasbah, where we can admire the beauty of its architecture. In the afternoon, we will visit Chefchaouen, also known as the "Blue City". This town is built on the mountainside, and the simple and lovely locals have painted everything from doors, stairs, and windowsills to flower racks and mailboxes in different shades of blue, as if we were immersed in a dream. We will stay in a hotel near this mountain city.

Rabat, Morocco

Rabat is the capital and fourth largest city of Morocco. Tourism and the presence of all foreign embassies in Morocco serve to make Rabat one of the most important cities in the country.

Mausoleum of Mohammed V

This mausoleum in Rabat is the burial site of King Mohammed V, who was king of the country until his death in 1961. The mausoleum is considered a beautiful example of the architectural style of the Alaouite Dynasty.

Royal Palace

The Royal Palace is the main official residence of the Moroccan king. It is located in the town of Touarga, the capital of Rabat.Located at the end of the church, the palace was built in 1864 and is the main residence of the royal family. It is forbidden for tourists.

Kasbah of the Udayas

The old castle of Udayas is the old castle of Rabat, Morocco. Located at the mouth of the Bou Regreg in Morocco, Udayas Kasbah is one of the most unique sites in the country.

Hassan Tower

The Hassan Tower is all that remains of an incomplete mosque, built in the 12th century AD, that was intended to be the world's largest. The Tower is only half as high as originally intended.
Chefchaouen, Morocco

Chefchaouen is a city in the Rif Mountains in northwestern Morocco. Famous for its striking blue architecture in the old town. Chefchaouen is a city in northwestern Morocco. It is the main town in the province and is known for its blue-shaded architecture.

Day 3: Chefchaouen-Volubilis-Meknes-Fez (754 km)

We will visit the largest Roman ruins in Morocco, Volubilis (UNESCO 1997), which carries a tumultuous history in a peaceful valley. It contains the remaining structures and beautifully preserved mosaics of the Roman Empire. Afterwards, we will head to Meknes (UNESCO 1996), the youngest and most low-key of the four imperial cities. The ancient city walls are magnificent and spectacular, and the victory and triumphal meanings of the famous Mansour Gate are renowned throughout the world. We will also visit the tomb of the second ruler of the "Alaouite dynasty", Moulay Ismail, and the Royal Granary and Stables. Finally, we will proceed to Fes.

Volubilis, Morocco

The Mauritanian capital, founded in the 3rd century B.C., became an important outpost of the Roman Empire and was graced with many fine buildings. Extensive remains of these survive in the archaeological site, located in a fertile agricultural area.
Meknes, Morocco

Meknes is a city in northern Morocco. Meknes was the capital of Morocco under the reign of Moulay Ismail (1672-1727), the founder of the Alaouite dynasty.

Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail

Built in 1703 and restored in 1960. A string of patios lined with blind walls leads to the ablutions court, surrounded by a colonnade. Along the walls runs a stucco frieze. The Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail is a must-visit destination for those intrigued by history and architecture.

Royal Stables of Meknes

The Royal Stables of Meknes are a feat of ingenuity. They used to provide stabling for 12,000 royal horses.

Heri es-Souani

Heri es Souani (Heri es-Souani) is an ancient Royal granary built in the 17th Century by Sultan Moulay Ismail. The royal granary was built to withstand a decade-long siege and had massive walls (4m thick) with arched ceilings and an underground fresh water system.

Day 4: Fez

It feels like stepping into a scene from One Thousand and One Nights, as we explore the Medina of Fes (UNESCO 1981), an important stop on the ancient Silk Road and trade route into Europe before the advent of modern transportation. We will visit a ceramic mosaic factory, the Royal Palace gate, the Bou Inania Medersa (a theological school), the world's first university - the University of Al Quaraouiyine, the tomb of Idris II, and the Nejjarine Square. At the leather tannery with a history of over a thousand years, we will observe hundreds of colorful dyeing vats lined up in sequence, with dyers working with their bare hands - a tradition of Moroccan craftsmanship.

Note: the Medina is known as "the most easily lost city in the world," so we will arrange for a local guide to lead the group in and out of the city. We generally do not recommend solo exploration for our guests.

Fez, Morocco

The third-largest city in Morocco, Fez features beautiful historic architecture that showcases the incredible works of the Arab world.

Royal Palace gate

It is the royal palace of the Sultan of Alaouite in Fez, Morocco. The palace is located in the Fez Jdid district. It is 80 hectares in size and is known for its brass doors decorated with hard tiles and carved cedarwood. The palace is not open to the public.

University of Al Quaraoiyine

According to UNESCO, this university in Morocco is the oldest continually operating degree-awarding educational institution in the entire world, first established in 859 AD. Its curriculum focuses heavily on Islamic religious and legal sciences.

Zaouia Moulay Idriss II

The Zaouia Moulay Idriss II is a shrine in Fez, Morocco, dedicated to and the tomb of Moulay Idriss II, who ruled Morocco from 807 to 828 and founded the city of Fez for the second time in 810.

Bou Inania Madrasa

This madrasa (an Arabic word for an educational institution) in Fes, Morocco, is regarded as one of the best examples of Marinid architecture. It is named for Abu Inan Faris, a Moroccan ruler in the Middle Ages.

Fes el Bali

The Fes el Bali is one of two medina quarters in the city of Fes, Morocco and a UNESCO World Heritage site. The district is surrounded by historic walls, and features excellent examples of Arab Moroccan art and architecture.

Day 5: Fez-Ifrane-Merzouga (349 km)

In the morning we'll drive to Ifrane, known as "Little Switzerland", is a Moroccan ski resort town that is completely different from the typical dry and hot impression of North Africa. In the afternoon, we will head towards the Sahara desert for a very special and legendary adventure! The unique beauty of the sand sea is fascinating. Upon arrival at the luxury tent on the desert, we will ride camels and embrace the rose desert. At night, you can freely participate in the campfire welcome party arranged by the tent owner, sing and dance, and stargaze with other travelers.

Ifrane, Morocco

Ifrane, known as "Little Switzerland", is a Moroccan ski resort town that is completely different from the typical dry and hot impression of North Africa. The town is full of vitality and is the most "European" place in Morocco.
Merzouga, Morocco

A small village in southeastern Morocco, known for its proximity to Erg Chebbi, a Saharan erg, and it is for this reason a part of the itineraries of many tourists visiting Morocco.

Day 6: Merzouga-Todra Gorges-Ouarzazate (301 km)

Did you experience the sunrise in the desert this morning? After breakfast, we'll pass through the Rose Valley and head to the Todra River Gorges. It's like a natural barrier, surrounded by lush palm trees and rugged high mountains, making it feel mysterious, like in the story of "Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves". Then we'll go to Ouarzazate, a place you may not have heard of, but you've definitely seen it in Hollywood movies. Known as the "African Hollywood", it mixes wonderful European feelings with North African style and has become the favorite location for Western films.

Todra Gorges, Morocco

It is a series of limestone river gorges or wadi valleys in the eastern part of the High Atlas Mountains in Morocco near Tinerhir.
Ouarzazate, Morocco

Nicknamed The door of the desert, Ouarzazate is a city in south-central Morocco and a noted film-making location.

Day 7: Ouarzazate-Ait Benhaddou-Marrakech (302 km)

Visit the Judgment Hall of "The Passion of the Christ" at Atlas Film Studios, and not far away is the ancient Egyptian temple from "The Mummy Returns". In the distance, the castle that looks like a mirage is the holy city from "Kingdom of Heaven". Then, visit Ait Benhaddou, known as the "most beautiful village in Morocco" and a representative of the ancient Berber village, as well as a world cultural heritage site. After the visit, continue to stay in the "Red City" of Marrakech. In the evening, arrive at the UNESCO World Intangible Cultural Heritage site, the Jemaa el-Fnaa Square. When the lights come on, the square is filled with various small stalls, giving buzz to the city in the liveliest way possible.

Ouarzazate, Morocco

Nicknamed The door of the desert, Ouarzazate is a city in south-central Morocco and a noted film-making location.

Atlas Studio

Atlas Film Studio is largest film studio in the world. Atlas Film covers more than 322,000 square feet and it is located on the Orakarzate road, just five miles from Ouarzazate. It is a popular tourist destination. The Jewel of the Nile, The Living Daylights, Aladdin (2019 film), The Mummy have used the services of the studio.

Duration: Approx. 40 Minutes
Ait Benhaddou, Morocco

Ksar Ait Benhaddou is a model of Moroccan clay architecture and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Marrakech, Morocco

Marrakech is a major city in the northwest African nation of Morocco. It is the fourth largest city in the country after Casablanca, Fes and Tangier, and is the capital of the mid-southwestern region of Marrakesh-Tensift-El Haouz.

Jemaa el-Fnaa

This marketplace is the main public square in Marrakech, located in the city's old medina district, and is still one of the best local spots for food and artisan craft goods.

Day 8: Marrakech

Today, we will explore the Marrakech's landmarks, including the Bahia Palace and the Ben Youssef Madrasa, which are examples of traditional Moroccan architecture and masterpieces of the Moorish era. These buildings were constructed by the best craftsmen from Andalusia and Fez and are adorned with exquisite decorations that have stood the test of time. We will also visit one of the most mysterious gardens of the 20th century, the Majorelle Garden, which is filled with cacti and tropical plants and is designed with a large amount of blue and Arabesque patterns. This private garden belonged to the late fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent.

Marrakech, Morocco

Marrakech is a major city in the northwest African nation of Morocco. It is the fourth largest city in the country after Casablanca, Fes and Tangier, and is the capital of the mid-southwestern region of Marrakesh-Tensift-El Haouz.

Bahia Palace

"Bahia" means "brilliance," and one would be hard-pressed to come up with a more apt descriptor for the Bahia Palace in Marrakech, a 19th-century complex that was intended to be the most magnificent palace in the world.

Duration: Approx. 45 Minutes

Majorelle Gardens

Mardinâs Majorelle Garden is one of the most popular attractions in Morocco, it was founded in 1923 by the French Orientalist painter Jacques Majorelle and lasted nearly 40 years.

Duration: Approx. 1 Hour

Day 9: Marrakech-El Jadida-Casablanca (277 km)

Take you to explore the pearl of the sea, El Jadida (UNESCO 2004), the smallest of Morocco's 9 world cultural heritage sites. Visit the Mazagan pirate's warehouse! Then head to "Paris of North-Africa," Casablanca. Walk along the beach promenade, facing the sea breeze and looking out over the blue Atlantic, and visit the only mosque in the world directly built on the sea, the Hassan II Mosque. Then continue the sightseeing in the city. After dinner, the tour will end at around 19:00 when you will be sent back to the hotel.

El Jadida, Morocco

El Jadida, formerly Mazagan is an Atlantic port city. The Mazagan pirate city, which spanned a 400m x 400m area, was the site where the final Portuguese pirates held their ground for 100 years, marking the pinnacle of their legacy. In 2004 it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Casablanca, Morocco

Casablanca is largest city of Morocco, located in the western part of the country on the Atlantic Ocean. It is also one of the largest and most important cities in Africa, both economically and demographically.

Hassan II Mosque

This mosque in Casablanca is the largest in the country and the seventh largest in the world. At 60 feet, the minaret towers above the surrounding promontory, standing watch over the Atlantic Ocean.

Duration: Approx. 15 Minutes

Includes & Excludes

Price Includes

9 nights of 4-star hotel accommodations
Tour bus transportation,
Tour guide
1 x Camel riding, 1x indigenous campfire Evening
Entrance tickets to attractions (Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail, Royal Stables of Meknes, Heri es-Souani, Bou Inania Madrasa, Atlas Film Studios, Ait Benhaddou, Jemaa el-Fnaa, Bahia Palace, Ben Youssef Madrasa, Majorelle Garden, the Mazagan pirate's warehouse and the Hassan II Mosque)
8 days' meals, 2 bottles water per day

Price Excludes

Travel insurance, visa fees
Any charges for additional itinerary are not listed in itinerary
A mandatory service fees for tour guide/bus driver (min. Euro 10 /day per person).
Excess baggage charges
Personal expensessuch as room service, telephone, laundry service charges
Losses or additional expenses: The Company will accept no responsibilities for losses or additional expense due to accident.

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There is a big temperature difference between day and night, so it is recommended to bring a thick jacket even in the summer.
It is recommended to carry some small Euro bills and paper tissues.
It is recommended to bring a headscarf or face veil to protect yourself against wind and sand.
Lunch and dinner: local or Chinese food (arranged according to the region and actual situation)
Entry-Visa for Morocco - Depending on your personal nationality, "visitors with passports from some countries" need a visa to enter Morocco. If a visa is needed, after the guest has made payment, we will provide the visa information to the guest.
Due to different bus models, we may not be able to accommodate participants using wheelchairs. Therefore, we regret that we cannot accept wheelchair users to join our tour. (Note: For "private group tours", please inform us before receiving a quote.)
As the space for luggage on the tour bus is limited, each passenger can only carry one piece of luggage with them (luggage not exceeding 30 KG, with the sum of three sides not exceeding 158 cm). If a passenger carries more than one piece of luggage (if there is enough space in the luggage compartment), an additional â¬ 5 per piece of luggage per day will be charged as a driver handling fee. We apologize for any inconvenience caused.
Our company reserves the right to publicly display participant's portraits taken during the tour. We will capture activities and moments during the trip for promotional purposes.
European tours are different from other countries in the world. Most tourist attractions cannot be reached directly by tour buses and require walking tours. If a passenger has limited mobility, they may have to wait on the bus at some attractions and cannot visit with the group. Loss of attractions cannot be used as a reason to request compensation or refunds. Please pay attention and think carefully before joining the tour. Once you have registered and confirmed your participation, it also means that you accept our company's terms and conditions.
Please present this tour ticket for boarding at the designated assembly point on time. We will not wait for latecomers, and the tour fee will not be refunded. Our company is not responsible for any consequences. In case of emergencies, please call the emergency phone number provided.
Participants are responsible for bringing and carrying valid travel documents (passport), electronic health codes, and visas with a validity period of at least six months from the departure date. In any case or for any reason, if the participant is refused entry by the immigration authorities (customs), our company is not responsible, and any losses incurred are the responsibility of the participant. The tour fee will not be refunded.
Please avoid bringing valuable items and precious jewelry as much as possible. Valuables and documents should be carried with you at all times and kept under your own supervision. Our company, driver, and tour leader are not responsible for any loss.
Tour members must abide by the laws and regulations of each country, and it is strictly prohibited to carry private goods for profit and illegal items. Smoking is prohibited in all public places and indoor buildings (including hotel rooms) in Europe, with fines of up to thousands of euros, so please abide by the law. In recent years, some famous buildings (attractions) in Europe have banned visitors from sitting on the ground to rest or eat, which is not only considered rude but may also face immediate prosecution.
In any case or for personal reasons, if a tour member requests to leave on their own, return individually or leave the tour midway, our company will assist in making arrangements. However, our company will not be responsible for any indirect or direct cost losses incurred due to delays in transportation or other circumstances that result in missing the pre-arranged itinerary or accommodation.
Any tour participant who intentionally obstructs the tour leader's work, endangers the safety of others, or affects the normal activities and interests of the group, the tour leader has the right to cancel their tour qualification, order the participant to leave the group depending on the specific situation or with the consent of the majority of the tour participants. The remaining balance of the unfinished part of the journey will not be refunded, and any actions taken by the participant after leaving the group will not be related to the company.
If the flight or bus is delayed due to a malfunction or traffic congestion, resulting in itinerary changes or canceled programs, tour participants may not use this as an excuse to oppose or withdraw from the tour. In case of bad weather, strikes, or unexpected accidents that cause delays in the itinerary, tour participants may not demand compensation or refund of tour fees.
The itinerary is for reference purposes only. The company will make appropriate arrangements and adjustments based on the actual situation regarding the tour program, accommodation location, and other issues. The possibility of canceling programs due to the closure of attractions or local holidays cannot be ruled out. Tour participants are expected to accept and may not object.
The tourist transportation and hotels used by our company, such as airplanes, ships, trains, or buses, have various regulations for the safety of participants and issues such as lost luggage, accidents, and property damage. These situations will be handled based on the regulations established by each institution and will not be related to our company. We recommend that participants purchase travel insurance and luggage insurance on their own. For details on how to purchase insurance, please contact the travel agency you registered with or our company directly.
The temperature difference between day and night in Europe is substantial, the annual average temperature exceeds 30 degrees for less than two months, and European countries have strong environmental protection awareness. Therefore, hotels in Europe may not have standard air conditioning.
If the number of participants is small, We has the right to combine guests of different languages on the same tour bus.

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9-Day Morocco Exotic Tour from Casablanca Tour Code: 243-19333

Day 1: Casablanca

Day 2: Casablanca-Rabat-Chefchaouen (278 km)

Rabat, Morocco

Mausoleum of Mohammed V

Royal Palace

Kasbah of the Udayas

Hassan Tower

Chefchaouen, Morocco

Day 3: Chefchaouen-Volubilis-Meknes-Fez (754 km)

Volubilis, Morocco

Meknes, Morocco

Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail

Royal Stables of Meknes

Heri es-Souani

Day 4: Fez

Fez, Morocco

Royal Palace gate

University of Al Quaraoiyine

Zaouia Moulay Idriss II

Bou Inania Madrasa

Fes el Bali

Day 5: Fez-Ifrane-Merzouga (349 km)

Ifrane, Morocco

Merzouga, Morocco

Day 6: Merzouga-Todra Gorges-Ouarzazate (301 km)

Todra Gorges, Morocco

Ouarzazate, Morocco

Day 7: Ouarzazate-Ait Benhaddou-Marrakech (302 km)

Ouarzazate, Morocco

Atlas Studio

Ait Benhaddou, Morocco

Marrakech, Morocco

Jemaa el-Fnaa

Day 8: Marrakech

Marrakech, Morocco

Bahia Palace

Majorelle Gardens

Day 9: Marrakech-El Jadida-Casablanca (277 km)

El Jadida, Morocco

Casablanca, Morocco

Hassan II Mosque

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