Starting this 7 Days Morocco Tour from Fes the city of 12 centuries is no doubt a perfect way to discover this magnificent and ancient city. Later to the Sahara Desert of erg Chebbi dunes a fascinating site. Which will provide you with a lifetime experience that will stay forever in your mind. In Sahara you will ride camels, experience a night under a desert tent at the middle of the unfinished desert.

However, you will enjoy Berber drums around the campfire. Picture yourself being bestowed with your homage, the Atlas Mountains, like heroic giants, full of rugged peaks stretching towards the sky. Wander among these natural beauties, where you will be filled with the warmth emanated by the Berber people, whose kindness and generosity will leave lasting impressions in your heart. Let their ancient traditions and vibrant culture envelop you, and get ready to be left breathless by the sheer beauty of it all!. In Marrakech a nice experience a waits. 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.

⇒ Day 1: Arrival in Fes & Start a Sightseeing tour 

The first day of your 7 Days Morocco Tour from Fes. Starts with a pickup by Your driver-guide who will welcome you at the airport of Fes and Transfer you to the Medina Directly to meet your Knowledgeable local guide who will lead you safely and show you his incredible and ancient city. The Visit of today starts with the impressive huge Doors of the king’s Palace.

Doors that engraved with tiles, wood, as well as mosaics. The Gates from Outside gives a clear idea of how great is inside. Next to the pottery factory a bustling hub of creativity and craftsmanship. The site well known for producing exquisite handmade pottery that showcases the rich cultural heritage of Morocco. Skilled craftsmen shape and mould clay with a lot of precision and patience into all manner of forms-from decorative plates, bowls, and somewhat intricate vases to classic tile configurations. Here every piece handmade by an authentic craftsman tells a unique story.

Medina and it’s Secrets:

The next activity will take you back to medieval times as you get lost in the quaint, narrow alleys of the Medina and admire the magnificent architecture of this deep, ancient city such as the al Qaraouin mosque and madrasa. It was built by a hardworking and ambitious woman called Fatima el Fihria. Later, the BouInania Madrasa will be visited, from the 14^th century and known for its intricate tile work and gentle courtyard. Finally, you will end up touring the well-known tanneries with their ancient leather production. The day is rounded up with a casual stroll through the Jewish Quarter or Mallah in Arabic.

Beneath its sweeping roof, the uniqueness of Fez leathers shines brightly, and behind the glory lies the dexterity and brilliance of generations of craftsmen and businesspeople from this community. You will be exploring the splendid structure along with your local guide, who will unveil for you its hidden story and answer all the questions you have. By the end of the Day, Your driver guide will meet you again and your local guide will say goodbye. There is no doubt that this sightseeing tour is like none other since Fes is the only place to truly feel History and to breathe the atmosphere of the oldest narrow streets.

⇒ Day 2: Fes » Ifrane » Cedar Forest » Midelt » Ziz Valley » Sahara Desert

This is a full day tour for 7 days Morocco Tour from Fes. Certainly, demanding yet so breathtaking across various characters and different dazzling landscapes in today’s trip and journey onward from Fes through Ifrane, which is called “the Switzerland of Morocco,” with its charming European architecture. The city understands a major tourism during the snowing’s times, yet Moroccans prefer to pass their weekends in Here. Thereafter still onward with the road, the majestic Cedar Forest, the home to the endangered Barbary macaques. The Macaques migrated from Gibraltar and took the forest. Feeding is allowed but caution is advised.

From here we Continue on to Midelt which is one picturesque town lying inside the Middle Atlas. It is quite famous in exporting apple fruits to various European countries, because of the numerous apple trees here. Last but not least we cross the beautiful Ziz Valley, where the palm groves flourish, the river curls along, and the locals draw their living from the sale of dates and Juice dates.

At the end of the day, but before sunset, we will reach the vast stretches of golden sand dunes that present an exceptionally inspiring picture. Your camels have been boarded and have waited for some time. For an hour and a half, equivalent to a measure of 6 km, you will ride camels over the small and high dunes. You will have some leisure time on the way to the camp to catch the Breathtaking sunset, so prepare yourself and don’t forget to bring your camera to memorize it. Tonight, will be spent beneath the same starry desert sky, including a delightful dinner of the desert. However, to some traditional Berber rhythms around the campfire.

⇒ Day 3: Desert Excursion » Khamlia Village » Nomads » Meffis Mountain

Waking up today as early as possible may just be the best thing you ever did in life since sunrise might be the happiest moment. You can also choose to ride the camel back to the village after breakfast at the desert. This mystifying town has an incredibly interesting exploration experience. The hospitable and welcoming ones live here. Berber people have been known to occupy this land for centuries and can show a tourist from abroad how their traditional and cultural life is lived.

Our first visit will Khamila Village. People with black skins are since immigrants from Sudan, Mali, and South Africa who created their community in this place, living now in Morocco. We’ll visit one of the Oldest Music associations known for its Gnawa Rhythms in the village. A glass of tea will be offered as welcome, once you enter. It is one among the many traditional ways of welcoming to the whole country and the Village. It’s followed by some fun and dance around Gnawa rethemes that will throw one back in time and allow forgetting all-under-the-spirituality within music.

Next to Meffis:

 Famous and independent mountain which was colonized in the past by the French. Here they mined precious metals and eyeliner, besides Galina from which mascara was made. Then we go down with our Excursion towards the Nomad Families which lives in behind erg Chebbi dunes. We shall spend time with them under their handwoven tent made of camel’s skin. After a Glass of tea, we continue with our course at one of the area’s Oases to see what’s gowning up in the deserts and how oases get the water!! Time for lunch at one of the local restaurants which is specialized in making Berbers pizza- Next we drive you to the Hotel to complete your day at the swimming pool. Overnight at a super fantastic hotel.

⇒ Day 4: Sahara Desert » Rissani » Todgha Gorge » Dades Gorge

It’s the grand exploration of 7 Days Morocco Tour from Fes, and it still hides so many wonders and magical sites, waiting for our visit. Today is emotional because we leave one of the most spiritual and magnificent places in Morocco-Sahara. We’ll take a road and then Rissani City will be the first stop, a small town known for its traditional markets and historical significance as its birthplace for the Alaouite dynasty that had the current king Mohamed 6 and his royal family from here.

We will walk on the fabulous market that backs centuries and explore together what this town has to show to its visitors. Afterward, we continue on our way to one of the miraculous gorges in Morocco: the Todgha gorge. Nature does mesmerize with its eye-catching scene, where two dramatic huge mountains stand up to make a marvelous view which lets the eyes wander to the god’s nature. In addition to the towering cliffs and winding river 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, which is considered a source for many orchard, forest, and oasis irrigation.

Today’s journey is from Sahara, Merzouga, to the gorges of Dades. It presents a wonderful chance to learn about the contrasts between Morocco from dune to gorge. Drop you off at the end of this day in one of the world’s best Riad for the night.

⇒ Day 5: Dades Gorge » Kalaat M’Gouna » Ouarzazte » Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah » Marrakech

Today we continued the adventure we left off yesterday with after eating a good breakfast. We have visited this amazing place, the Gorge. Here you will augment the wonderful views of the rugged mountains and the lush green valleys. From here, we proceed to Kalaat M’Gouna or popularly referred to as Rose Valley. Famous for its rose gardens and the traditional rose distilleries over here, this is where the locals faster the heartbeat. But there are other products that made from the roses such as Body cream, Soap, Oils, and many other products. Then we head to Ouarzazate, Hollywood of Morocco.

The movies capital city where you can get to stop and take memorable pictures then keep driving up to Ait Ben Haddou. This UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1987 it is famous for its exceptionally well-preserved kasbahs. Thanks to movies filmed here that gave the kasbah a shine to become famous not only in Morocco but throughout the world. After Lunch at one of the area’s Restaurants then we make our way to Marrakech, one more last stop is made in Tzi N’Tichka Pass at an elevation of 2260 meters above the sea level. Late afternoon we reach the destination here-the city, Breathtaking which is popularly known as the red city, in which you will also dive as Fes, into history, civilization, and get lost in the narrow streets of Medina. Overnight in a Dazzling and decorated Riad.

⇒ Day 6: Sightseeing tour in Marrakech with an expert local Guide

Today’s Moroccan adventure is lucky to be spent inside the walls of the Red City. Indeed, it has always very enchanting day with unforgettable memories. After meeting with your local guide, you will set to explore all the marvelous sites together. The visit on your way to Medina is the Djemaa el-Fna square here – a must-visit for its vibrant atmosphere, street performers, and delicious street food. The square is 24 hours Live night and day without stop and its one of the most likely sites in Marrakech and is considered as the beating heart of the city. The tour also includes visiting Saadian Tombs, The Quranic Mosque of ben Youssef, Bahia Palace-an intricate architecture and beautiful gardens.

Walking in the Medina: To take a stroll in its beautiful streets and souks. The mosque could be Koutoubia one in front of this Square. It is, in fact, a mosque established during Almohad rule towards the late 12^th century. Today, it exists not only as a mosque but also as one of the symbols of Morocco’s heavily rich culture . At the end of the sightseeing tour, you have some free time to continue wandering yourself either within the boundaries of the Medina or at this time in Jamaa El Fna Square. Night stay at the same Riad as yesterday.