The 10 days imperial tour from Fes will allow you to plunge through the different cultured sites in the country. Said it, 10 days from Fes, the city of 12 centuries to travel around this magnificent ancient city is an absolute choice. Full of landmarks and evidence of its ancient and rich Islamic history, there is also the wall with its doors and arches and inscriptions such as Bab Al-Dakakeen, Bab Abi Al-Jaloud, Bab Fattouh, Bab Sidi Boujida. After that to the Sahara Desert of erg Chebbi dunes, an astonishing site. Will give you a life-time moment that will remain forever method in your mind. You will ride camels in Sahara, spend a night under a tent of desert in the middle of the unfinished desert.

But you will enjoy Berber drums by the campfire. Prepare yourself to encounter some of the most amazing sights you will ever experience, as well as the Berber people’s vibrancy and warmth as well as the splendor of the Atlas Mountains.  Nice experience a waits in Marrakeck. You will get to explore the city with a professional local guide who will try his best to show you Marrakech in its real look. Finally, the last destination is the coastal town of Essaouira. Where you can taste the fresh fish of the Atlantic Ocean and enjoy two relaxing days. At the end of our 10 Days Morocco tour, you will be transferred to the airport of Marrakech where our service will end.

⇒ Day 1: Arrival in Fes & Transfer to the Riad

Day 1 marks the initiation of your 10 Days imperial tour from Fes. It all begins with the pickup by your driver guide at the airport of Fes, and he will transfer you to your beautiful Riad, whichh sits in the middle of one of the ancient Medinas In the world. The Riad is for overnight stay and breakfast.

After a nice breakfast in your Riad, the next day is a Historical Exploration Day. Your driver guide will meet you around 9:00 for a quick drop to the Golden Royal Gates, where you will meet the knowledgeable local guide who will take good care of you and showcase his magnificent and ancient city. Today’s visit kicks off at the impressive huge Doors of the King’s Palace.

Gates engraved with tiles, woods, and mosaics from outside give a clear idea of how great is inside. Next to the Pottery Factory is a busy center of activity and creation. This site is internationally famous for lovely handmade pottery reflecting Morocco’s great cultural heritage. Artisans masterfully shape clay into various items-decorative plates and bowls, intricately designed vases, and tiles. Each handcrafted piece is an individual, authentic craftsman’s story.

Medina and it’s Secrets:

The exploration will continue this time but to get lost in medieval narrow streets of the Medina and admire the smashing architecture of such deep and ancient sites in this city such as al Qaraouin mosques and madrasa that were brought to life by this hardworking and ambitious lady, Fatima el Fihria. On to the Bounania Madrasa, a 14^th-century Islamic school famous for its elaborate tile-work and serene courtyard. Last but not least, we visit the famed tanneries, whose traditional leather-making processes have remained unchanged for centuries. Thus ends our wonderful day, where we descended into the Jewish Quarter or in Arabic Mallah.

For centuries, the Jews of Fez had a history of being artisans and entrepreneurs, and the factory stands for their craftsmanship and ingenuity. You will be diving in this magnificent monument with your local guide, who will disclose the hidden history behind it, and answer every one of your questions. At the end of this Day, your driver guide will meet you again, and your local guide will goodbye. For sure there will not be the second view and experience like this one, as in Fes is where real History can be felt, where the air of the oldest narrow streets truly lives.

⇒ Day 3: Fes » Ifrane » Cedar Forest » Midelt » Ziz Valley » Sahara Desert

Today is an extraordinary day of traveling with breathtaking views and different areas characterized by dazzling landscapes. In the beginning, we will go through Ifrane that is popularly known as being the “Switzerland of Morocco” with all its appealing European architecture. The town enjoys serious tourism during the times of snow but Moroccans simply prefer to come over for the weekends. The road next leads to the Cedar Forest, which is home to Barbary macaques, an endangered species. They migrated from Gibraltar to set home in the forests. While macaques can be fed, it should be done with caution.

Then we continue to Midelt, a beautiful town resting on the slopes of the Middle Atlas, which is famous for its many apple orchards from where apple fruits are exported to European countries. Last but not least is the crossing of the Ziz Valley, which captivates the traveler with its palmy riverbanks where the locals depend on selling dates and juice dates for a living.

Finally, by the end of the day, before the sunset, we will be in awe gazing across the endless sweeping golden dune fields. Here are your camels, boarded and waiting after a short schlep. The caravan will take one hour and thirty minutes to cross through small dunes and up to the lofty dunes-at about six kilometers in width. On route to the camp, you’ll get some leisure time to catch the breathtaking sunset-just be geared with a camera to cement the memory. Tonight, sleep will be under an enchanting desert starry sky with exquisite desert cuisine. Of course, till some traditions of the Berber set in, around the campfire.

⇒ Day 4: Desert Excursion » Khamlia Village » Nomads » Meffis Mountain

Woken up early today and behold, maybe it can be the best sunrise of your life. After a desert breakfast, you can even begin camel riding back to the village, maybe just to make sure you catch that sunrise, or take 4*4. The tour is interesting to this enchanting township that greets one with local and neighborly hospitality. The Berber people, long settled in this region, give a sign of their ancient traditions and culture.

First stop is Khamila Village, where people with black skin have created their own village after they have immigrated from Sudan, Mali, and South Africa, to Live here in Morocco. In the village we will visit one of the ancient Music associations which is famous for Gnawa Rhythms. Upon your entry a glass of tea will be given to you as a welcome says. It’s one of the traditional ways of welcoming in the Village and the whole country. Later after having some fun and dances on the Gnawa rethemes that will make you travel through time and let you forget everything around you due to the spirituality found in music.

Next to Meffis:

An independent and known mountain that was once colonized by the French. Over here they were mining and scraping all the precious metal and eyeliner from the mountain, besides the Galina, which was made mascara from. Thereafter we continue our Excursion towards Nomadic Families which lives in behind erg Chebbi dunes. We will get some time with theme under their handiwork tent made from a camel’s skin. After Glass of tea, we keep on our way towards one of the areas’s Oases to get to see what’s gowning up in the desert and how oases get the water!! Time for lunch at one of the local restaurants which is mediated where berbers pizza is made- Next you will be transferred to your hotel to spend the remaining hours of the day enjoying the swimming pool. Remaining overnight in an amazing hotel.

⇒ Day 5: Sahara Desert » Rissani » Todgha Gorge » Dades Gorge

To still savour the magic sites yet hidden from our visit by a 10-day imperial tour from Fes, Today is a little emotionally bitter since we will be parting ways with one spiritual, and it is indeed a beautiful, site in Morocco the Sahara Desert. The drive into Rissani: this small town is usually known due to its traditional market of the city and its historical importance as the birthplace of the Alaouite dynasty,

We will walk through its fantastic old souk and see what this town has to offer to visitors. After that, we shall Continue our journey to one of the miraculous gorges in Morocco, which is Todgha gorge. Man-made huge mountains standing up make a marvelous view that the eyes wonder at God’s nature. With these dramatic cliffs and a meandering river that has carved its way under the depths of the earth to form a unified path for itself through the stone until it became one of the longest rivers in Morocco, that is, considered a source of irrigation for many orchards, forests, and oases.

A beautiful day on the Sahara Desert of Merzouga going to Dades gorges offers a splendid experience taking into Morroco’s wonderful and varied terrains, from the brilliant dunes to the dramatic beauty of the gorges at the end of the day we will drop you off at a first rate Riad for the overnight stay.

⇒ Day 6: Dades Gorge » Kalaat M’Gouna » Ouarzazte » Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah » Marrakech

Today, after enjoying a great breakfast, we continue with yesterday’s amazing journey visiting the incredible Gorge where one would view the beauty of rugged mountains and their fabulous green valleys. Then we reach the Destination Klaat M’Gouna or as many may call it Rose Valley. Its perfumed rose gardens and traditional rose distilleries are everything much beautiful to really let one’s heartbeat faster. However, many people have made various products out of roses, including Body cream, Soap, Oils, and many more. Thereafter we venture to Ouarzazate, the “Hollywood of Morocco”.

The capital city of the Movies and series a stop to visit their famous places and make a handful of memories while keeping us on the Road to Ait-Ben-Haddou. A UNESCO World Heritage site since 1987, it is probably best known for its well-preserved kasbahs. Thanks to the movies that were filmed here from which the kasbahs have shined to achieve fame not only in Morocco but in the world. After lunch in one of the area’s Restaurants then, we are headed to Marrakech, another last stop is put in Tzi N’Tichka Pass at an elevation of 2260 meters above the sea level. Late afternoon arrives at our destination-the Breathtaking city which know in the red city-here you will dive also as Fes in history, civilization, and get lost in Medina’s narrow streets. Overnight stay in a Dazzling and decorated Riad.

⇒ Day 7: Sightseeing tour in Marrakech with an expert local Guide

This day in your adventure in Morocco is set to discover the Red City of Marrakech. It will actually promise you a very striking day, and most probably memorable. You’re meeting up with the local guide for a short while after you embark on all the sights of the city tour, which will soon include meddling in each and every one of those marvelous spaces. On your way to the Medina, the Djemaa el-Fna square is absolutely one of the attractions you have to visit- lively atmosphere, street performers, and delicious street food. The square is actually 24 hours open and is undoubtedly one of the most favorite sites of Marrakech and considered as the beating heart in the city. The sightseeing tour will also include the following places: Saadian Tombs, The Quranic Mosque of ben Youssef, Bahia Palace an architectural masterpiece and beautiful Gardens.

In addition to A walk in the Medina to wander in its beautiful streets and souks. Finally, we go to Koutoubia Mosque the most famous landmark which is directly in front of The Square. Built initially in the 12^th century in the run of the Almohad dynasty, this is more than just a mosque for praying. It even carries culture in rich bouquets as a Moroccan identity. By the end of this tour, one has free time to move on their own whether within or outside the Medina or even at Jamaa El Fna Square. You will spend the night at the same Riad as yesterday.