PRIVATE TOUR: Embark on a captivating journey through Morocco, starting in Casablanca. Travel to Fes, with stops in Meknes to admire its grand architecture and the Roman ruins of Volubilis. Continue your adventure by heading back to Casablanca, with a visit to Rabat’s Chellah and the Hassan II Tower along the way.
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Itinerary
Welcome
Welcome to Morocco! You will be met at Casablanca airport and transferred to your hotel for check in.
Depending on your flight time, enjoy a stroll along the corniche or explore the old Quartier Habous with its souks and cafes.
Overnight: Casablanca
Meknes & Volubilis
Casablanca - Meknes - Volubilis - Fes. Today, your journey begins with a visit to the historic Imperial city of Meknes. Founded in the 1670s, Meknes boasts impressive palaces built by over 50,000 workers. Highlights include the grand Bab Al Mansour gate, renowned for its intricate tilework, and the 17th-century Palace of Moulay Ismail.
In the afternoon, explore the ancient Roman site of Volubilis. Established in the 3rd century BC by Carthaginian traders and later expanded by the Romans in the 2nd and 3rd centuries AD, Volubilis covered approximately 42 hectares and was surrounded by a 2.6 km wall. The site features remarkably well-preserved forums and mosaics.
In the evening, you will continue on to Fes.
Overnight: Fes | Breakfast
Tour of Fes
Today, enjoy a guided tour of Fes's medieval medina, where you’ll discover the vibrant souks and majestic palaces. Your guide will highlight the main attractions and reveal hidden alleyways and intriguing sights.
In the afternoon, you’ll have the opportunity to explore Fes at your own pace. The medina is well-equipped for visitors, with clearly marked walking routes through its labyrinthine streets. As a car-free zone, it’s perfect for taking leisurely strolls and discovering the city!
Overnight: Fes | Breakfast
Rabat & Casablanca
Fes - Rabat - Casablanca. After breakfast, travel from Fes to the coast with a detour to Rabat, the third Imperial city on your itinerary. Begin your exploration at the Chellah, an ancient Roman and medieval necropolis. Next, visit the Hassan Tower, a majestic 12th-century minaret that stands as a symbol of Rabat's historical significance.
Continue your journey to Casablanca, where you will admire the Great Mosque of Hassan II. This architectural masterpiece is notable for its location partially extending over the Atlantic Ocean.
Overnight: Casablanca | Breakfast
Goodbye
Your Moroccan adventure comes to an end after breakfast. Enjoy a departure transfer to the airport for your onward flight. Safe travels!
Breakfast
Prices & Dates
All departure dates are guaranteed to operate when there are 2 persons booked on the tour. 'Twin/Double' prices are per person when there are 2 people on the same booking sharing a room. 'Single' prices are applicable to solo travellers and anyone wanting the privacy of their own room. Room sharing is not available on this tour.
Hotels
The hotels listed below are ones which we frequently use on this tour. We reserve the right to substitute these hotels to ones of a similar standard.
Hotel Club Val D’Anfa , Casablanca
Located between the sea and Anfa mount, Hotel Club Val d’Anfa is in one of the most prestigious residential districts of Casablanca. Combining warm colours, ceramic tiles and fine wood, the interior decor was inspired by Amazigh art. The attractive guest rooms contain all the modern amenities needed for your stay and face either the sea, hotel gardens or the Casablanca Corniche. Boasting three restaurants, two bars, a fitness centre, spa and pool - there's certainly plenty to keep guests entertained.
Riad Al Bartal, Fes
Riad al Bartal, which means the house of Fez, is a beautiful, tranquil riad inspired by the architecture of Arabia and Andalusia. The stunning courtyard and the striking, spacious rooms decorated in typical Moroccan style all provide guests with the ultimate sense of calm. Materials such as marble, mosaic and cedar wood add to the charm of the property. In keeping with its appearance, guests can enjoy fine Moroccan cuisine prepared with seasonal produce on the flower-filled terrace. The riad is just one block from the main entrance of the medina.
At a Glance
