The Tangier 10-Day Tour of Morocco is certainly going to offer one an opportunity to experience the great rich culture the country has to offer. Covering the north, you will visit Chefchaouen, the beautiful blue-and-white city, that will lead you into a magic-like atmosphere. Then visit a pocket of time, the beautiful ancient city of Fes. After that, the trip will take you to the Sahara Desert-the Erg Chebbi dunes, which is a place to see breathtaking scenes that will last in your memory for a long time. You’ll ride camels and sleep under the warm sun, under the bright stars of a traditional desert tent. In addition to this, you’ll feel that amazing lived experience inside the vastness and silence of the Sahara. It shall be an amazing experience in the richness of landscapes and culture that stretches through Morocco.

Live a different kind of Berber drumming around the fireside deep in the surreal region of the Atlas Mountains, beholding fantastic scenery and traditional culture. Enjoy the city with a professional local guide in Marrakech, who will give a glimpse into its more real character. Ends in Casablanca or Marrakesh on the 10-day Morocco tour.

Today, we are very much on our way of saying goodbyes to Chefchaouen and heading deeper into the country to Fes with two historical stops. The first of these is Volubilis, an ancient city founded over 2,300 years ago by Carthaginian merchants and subsequently much expanded by the Romans. The ruins of Volubilis are impressive: temples, courts and public spaces, baths and houses, some richly adorned with mosaics and tiles. Volubilis was once the distant capital of Mauritania. The turn is brilliant at this remarkable landmark; we next make our way into Meknes in Fes, really enriching our experience of nature against the historical bounty that is Morocco.

Next, we head to the captivating Ismaili capital, Meknes, where life is delightful. Typically, it houses completely peaceful parks and villages, but at the old city within an architectural wonder over a thousand years old. Since 1996, Meknes has enjoyed UNESCO status as one of the World Heritage sites, identifying itself by a rich historical and cultural significance.

During King Ismail’s reign, the city of Meknes was beautifully adorned with impressive monuments, including religious schools, mosques, wheat warehouses, and stables, as well as its remarkable 40-kilometer-long wall. In Meknes, there’s much to explore, starting with the Museum of King Ismail, Hri Swani, and Sahrij Swani. Other notable sites include the Qara Prison and Bab Mansour.

On Day 4, embark on a historical exploration of Fes after a traditional breakfast in your riad. At 9:00, your driver guide will bring you to these golden royal gates where you will meet an expert local guide who will take you through the ancient city, whose origin dates back to the 12^th century. The journey will begin with the majestic grand doors of the King Palace, paving the way for an interesting day’s discovery.

But of course, it has the beauty of being inside. The beautiful doors are embellished with engraved tiles, wood, and mosaics. In the midst of all this is the pottery factory, a place that continually gives birth to ideas and dreams. Distinctively beautiful, the pottery there reflects the rich cultural heritage of Morocco. It is the pursuit of that dream, by the skilled artisans who form clay into decorative plates, bowls, and vases, with tiles as well. Each handcrafted piece showcases true talent and tradition in Moroccan craftsmanship, making this place a true treasure of art.

Medina and it’s Secrets:

Navigate down the crowded, narrow streets in the Medina and shutter-view-glass-at-stone while marveling at the exquisite remains of ancient buildings such as al-Qaraouin Mosque and Madrasa, conceived by one ambitious Fatima el Fihria. Continue to the Bounania Madrasa; a fourteenth-century school renowned for its tangle of tile and calm courtyard. Then, visit the famous tanneries, where traditional leather production techniques have been passed down for generations. Concluding the day, take a stroll through the Jewish Quarter, or “Mallah,” immersing yourself in the rich history and cultural diversity of this captivating city.

The history of the Jewish community in Fez, rich with craftsmanship and entrepreneurship, is reflected in the present factory. A guide will take you along this route around this historic site while telling the secret stories and answering all your questions. You’ll discover the ingenious ways in which the factory accommodates the community’s needs. You will later meet again with your driver-guide, who will be saying goodbye to your local guide. It’s a unique and rare opportunity to delve into the lively past and narrow alleys of Fez.

⇒ Day 5: Fes » Ifrane » Cedar Forest » Midelt » Ziz Valley » Sahara Desert

You can get up on the 5^th day and take pleasure in really nice scenery; you can start with Ifrane which is popularly known as the “Switzerland of Morocco” because of its kind of architecture that resembles that of Europeans and also due to its winter tourism activities. Moroccans also visit on weekends.We then keep moving to the great Cedar Forest, where the endangered Barbary macaques came from Gibraltar. The place is really nice, although they allow you to feed the monkeys, it is better to take care. Our journey is going through and ended at very beautiful towns: Midelt and Ziz valley, and basing into our destination-the Sahara Desert. We continue our journey to Midelt, a lovely town in the Mid Atlas Mountains, famous for its apple orchards exporting to Europe. Thence, we enter time through the beautiful Ziz Valley famous for its green palm groves and winding river . The local economy thrives on selling dates and date juice. The beautiful part travels with evidence of a vibrant landscape and a wealthy cultural panorama behind it, giving one a snapshot into Moroccan rural life.

We reach the wide golden dunes at the end of the day as the sun is setting-an awe-inspiring sight. The camels are ready and waiting to take you on an exciting ride for about an hour and a half across 6 kilometers of small and high dunes. During this ride, you’ll be stopped to see the outstanding sunset, so remember to carry your camera to capture it. This evening, you’ll be spending the night under the shining stars of the desert while peace will be all around, with an appetizing dinner. There will be traditional Berber rhythms playing around the fire at night, adding to the ambiance of the evening, which is already magical.

⇒ Day 6: Desert Excursion » Khamlia Village » Nomads » Meffis Mountain

On Day 6, an early wake-up is essential to witness what could be the best sunrise of your life. After enjoying a desert breakfast, you have the option to return to the village either by camel or 4×4. It might just be a wonderful excursion to the parts we visit, such as Khamlia Village, where the people themselves have endless warmth and hospitality. Visitors would be given the unique chance by the Berber people, who have passed their lives in this region for centuries, to experience their traditional way of life and rich cultural heritage. It’s a journey that can be remembered for a long time as timeless living.

The black-skinned Khamlia, former inhabitants of Sudan, Mali, and South Africa, have settled in Morocco. In the village, we’ll visit an ancient music association renowned for its Gnawa rhythms. Upon arrival, you will be greeted by the traditional glass of tea synonymous with Moroccan hospitality. After that, yourself enjoying the vibrant music and dances of the Gnawa, whose rhythms are so powerful, transports you back in time and makes you forget everything around you, immersing you in the very deep spirituality embedded within their music.

Next to Meffis:

Next, we visit Meffis Mountain, historically colonized by the French, who extracted precious metals, eyeliner, and Galina for mascara from the area. Our journey continues to visit Nomad families living behind the Erg Chebbi dunes, where we’ll spend time with them in their traditional camel-skin tents. After enjoying a glass of tea, we explore a local oasis to learn about desert agriculture and how these oases sustain life. Lunch will be at a local restaurant, famous for its delicious Berber pizza. Afterward, we head to your hotel to relax by the pool, completing the day with an overnight stay in a fantastic hotel.

⇒ Day 7: Sahara Desert » Rissani » Todgha Gorge » Dades Gorge

Day 7 marks a bittersweet departure from the spiritual and magnificent Sahara Desert. Our journey continues, heading towards Rissani; one of the small towns with a traditional market and some historical value. Literally, Rissani is the birthplace of the Alaouite dynasty from which stems Morocco’s present king, Mohammed VI along with his royal family. As part of our 10-day Moroccan adventure, we will explore more wonders and magical sites starting from this significant spot in Rissani thereafter moving to Todgha Gorge and Dades Gorge.

We will then visit the ancient market of Rissani dating centuries ago. We’ll then discover what the little town has in store for its visitors and continue to one of the most phantasmagorical wonders in Morocco – the Todgha Gorge. The landscape has some of the tallest mountains forming a visually stunning view with nature gaping at its beauty. The winding river below has carved its path through the earth, creating a deep, unified route that has become one of the longest rivers in Morocco. This river forms the primary source of irrigation for the fountains, orchards, and forests in oases.

⇒ Day 8: Dades Gorge » Kalaat M’Gouna » Ouarzazte » Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah » Marrakech

After a scrumptious breakfast, we hit the road for another adventure with some of the most beautiful places on this planet, like the beautiful Dades Gorge, where stunning mountain views are mixed with lush valleys. Next on our list is the wonderful Kalaat M’Gouna, or Rose Valley, where fragrant rose gardens and traditional distilleries create rose-based products such as creams, soaps, and oils. Lastly, we move to Ouarzazate, which is commonly referred to as the “Hollywood of Morocco,” and this ends our journey. Today is defined by the beauty of nature, cultural heritage, and the magical landscaping of Morocco.

In our course of travel, we come to Ouarzazate, the “capital city of movies and series,” where we stop for a few memorable captures. Ait Ben Haddou is next, known for its kasbahs as UNESCO Heritage Sites since 1987, also famous as a backdrop for numerous films, shining on the international stage. After a fantastic meal in a local restaurant, we proceed toward Marrakech. Our last stop is Tizi N’Tichka Pass, which is perched 2,260 meters above the sea level. By late afternoon, we reach the much-vaunted and breathtaking “Red City,” where you will delve into history, civilization, and the mazes of the Medina. Overnight in a beautifully decorated Riad.

⇒ Day 9: Sightseeing tour in Marrakech with an expert local Guide

Day 9 of your adventure in Morocco is dedicated to exploring an eclectic Red City called Marrakeck. You’ll kick off your tour by meeting your local expert guide and then proceed to covering all major hot spots of the city. Not missing out on a visit to Djemaa el-Fna is really a must for the live street performers and best mouthwateringly tempting smells from street food that are hard to forget. It forms the heartbeat of the city, both day and night, it comes alive. That would be included in a tour which has the Saadian Tombs and the Quranic Mosque of Ben Youssef as well as the Bahia Palace which is famous for its intricate architecture and beautiful gardens so surely, you are going to enjoy a memorable exploration of the rich history of Marrakech.

If you’ve seen all that you want to see, stroll through the beautiful streets that make up the Medina and then the lively souks. After this, you visit another important building called the Koutoubia Mosque, which stands just in front of Djemaa el-Fna Square. The mosque, in the first instance, was built in the 12-century during the Almohad into bondage: now, it is used for divine worship and as a historical and cultural relic of Morocco art. The rest of the day is left free for you to explore, either through the Medina or at the bustling Djemaa el-Fna Square. The same beautifully decorated Riad from yesterday is where you will spend your night.

⇒ Day 10: Marrakech » Casablanca

This is the day that ends your memorable ten-day tour with Morocco Tourism Agency. Thanks for making us your choice and we hope that you have had an enriched and enjoyable travel journey. Today, we will transfer you to your respective destination airport between Marrakech or Casablanca, where your adventure ends. You will probably find that even going beyond this area, landscapes and busy city life with some rich cultural experience will stay with you. We were more than excited to have you on this travel trip with us, and we hope to do so again in the near future. Travel Safe!