Unique experience to dive into all the cultures of the Sites offered for 8 Days Morocco Tour  from Fes, the city of 12 centuries is indeed a great starting point for this brilliant and ancient city. Fez is still deeply laden with landmarks and tokens of its very old, rich Islamic history, such as walls and their doors with their arches and inscriptions: Bab Al-Dakakeen, Bab Abi Al-Jaloud, Bab Fattouh, Bab Sidi Boujida. Then to the Sahara Desert of erg Chebbi dunes a fascinating place, which will give you a lifetime experience which will stay forever in your mind. In Sahara you will ride camels and enjoy a night under a desert tent at the middle of the unfinished desert.

However, you will enjoy Berber drums around the campfire. Next, picturesque Atlas Mountains, making all sights seem more beautiful, enriched with the experience of actual Berber culture-B Guineas. In Marrakech a nice experience a awaits. 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. And from there to top it all off of the coastal town of Essaouira, where you can have the fresh fish from the Atlantic Ocean. Finally, it is one of those relaxing days when one is finished with our 8 Days Morocco tour. Marrakech airport will receive you at the end of our journey.

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

Your first day sets the tone for the 8 Days of Morocco tour from  Fes. Your personal driver guide will meet you at the airport of Fes, and transfer you to your lovely riad, located at the heart of one ancient Medinas in the world. Your stay at the Riad includes overnight and breakfast.

After an authentic breakfast in your Riad, the Historical Exploration Day commences. Your driver guide will meet you at 9:00 and drive you over to the Golden Royal Gates, where you will 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 engraved with tiles, wood, and mosaics. The Gates give a perspective of grandiosity inside from outside. Near to the pottery factory a very buzzing place of creativity and craft. Welcome to creativity and tradition! This scintillating masterpiece pottery factory comes alive with the craft of artisans in evoking the rich cultural heritage of Morocco. They precisely carve, sculpt, and mold clay into stunning artistry-from fine plates and bowls, elaborate vases to every individual as a separate expression of the country reflecting history and love for the craft. Here every piece handmade by an authentic craftsman narrates a special story.

Medina and it’s Secrets:

Then you move, but this time to get lost within the medieval alleys of the Medina and admire the impressive architecture of this long-hidden ancient city, such as the Qaraouin Mosque and the madrasah. The undertaking was set up by the hardworking, ambitious Fathima al-Fihria. Steps lead onto the Medersa Bounania, a 14^th-century religious school that is famous for its beautiful tile work. The place also has a very peaceful courtyard. This will then lead us to visit the famous tanneries with old techniques of leather production proved primitive for centuries. Finally, conclude this Wonderful day with a walk in the Jewish Quarter, or as it is called in Arabic, Mallah.

The Jewish community of Fez had a long history of craftsmanship and entrepreneurship, and the factory in which they worked served as a testament to this marvelous tradition and ingenuity of these scholars. With your local guide, you will delve into the eminent-looking monument, and he may feed you some cachet of history hidden from the human eyes, engaging you in an improvised dialogue by answering questions. At the end of the Day you meet again with your driver guide and say goodbye to your local guide. This beautiful sightseeing tour can never compare to any other experience since only within Fes will you perceive the true History and live with the spirit of the oldest narrow streets.

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

The 8 Days Morocco tour from Fes becomes one of the breathtaking journeys today due to the varying characteristics of areas and exquisite landscapes across which the tour shall pass. First, we shall pass Ifrane, called the Switzerland of Morocco, with its beautiful European-style architecture. The city sees large tourist influxes during the times of snow, but its weekend retreat sees many Moroccans taking to Ifrane. The road then continues to the massive Cedar Forest, home to the endangered Barbary macaques. The Macaques migrated from Gibraltar and have made the forest their home. Feeding is permitted; however, one should be cautious about this.

Thereafter we redirected to Midelt, a beautiful city situated in the Middle Atlas Mountains, and it is famous for the many apple trees found here; apple fruits are exported to the European countries from here. At last, but by no means least, we cross the wonderful scenery of the Ziz Valley, lush with palm groves and winding river; the local inhabitants earn a living here selling dates and Juice dates.

This is the time when, on arrival with the backdrop of the sunset, these giant dunes provide an immense spectacle. Your camels were long ago well saddled. You shall ride for one hour and a half across these little and high dunes, a total of 6 kilometers. There shall be some free time before sunset while you walk towards the camp to soak in that breathtaking view of sunset; be ready with your camera. Tonight one would sleep below the open sky with the desert stars and have a lovely meal in the desert, mixed with some traditional Berber rhythms around the campfire.

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

An early morning rise is a must in order to catch what is probably one of the best sunrises of your life. After your breakfast in the desert, you can even opt to ride a camel back to the village or go by 4*4. Our tour is definitely interesting for this stunning town. Here, the hospitality and welcome of the local people are endless. The local Berber community gives a glimpse of their traditions and cultural life to the visitors who have come to this place.

First, we will head to Khamila Village. The black-skinned people made their own village after they immigrated from Sudan, Mali, and South Africa, to Live here in Morocco. In the village, we will explore one of the ancient Music associations that preserve Gnawa Rhythms. Upon your arrival, a glass of tea will be served to you as a welcome gesture. It is one of the traditional ways of welcoming visitors in the Village and throughout the land. Afterward, there will be aftermath fun and dancing to the Gnawa rhythms that, for a moment in time and with all the spirit that found its way into the music, will help you forget everything else around you.

Next to Meffis:

An independent and a famous Mountain that was colonized much earlier by the French. Here, the extraction of precious metals and eyeliner from the mountain continued along with the extraction of Galina, which went into the making of mascara. So, we continue our Excursion to Nomad Families behind erg Chebbi dunes. We will spend some time with them under their handwoven tent made from the skin of a camel. After a Glass of tea, we continue toward one of the area’s Oases to understand what’s going up in the desert and how oases get water!! Time for lunch in one of the local restaurants that are specialized in making Berbers pizza. Next, we drive you to the Hotel to close your day at the swimming pool. Spend the night at a super fabulous Hotel.

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

The rest of the imperishably amazing sites is still waiting for our visit on this 8 Days Morocco tour from Fes adventuring into confines. Today gets some little drops of emotion as we leave behind one of the very spiritual and magnificent among places in Morocco-the Sahara Desert. We drive right through during our first stop into Rissani City, a little city famous because of its traditional market and as an important birth town of the Alaouite dynasty from where current king Mohamed 6 and his royal family Originated.

We will luxuriate in the stunning marketplace that backs to many centuries and telling explore what this town has to share with its visitors. From there, we continue our journey to finally meet one of the most miraculous gorges in Morocco, the Todgha gorge. Lush and brilliant nature where two very dramatic huge mountains ‘Idiots’ stand up: one marveling his sight to the wonders of God’s nature. In addition to those towering cliffs, there is a winding 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, which is considered a source of irrigation for many orchards, forests, and oases.

Today’s travel by land from the Sahara Desert of Merzouga to Dades gorges is like a special gift that allows travel through the wide spectrum of landscape ranges of Morocco. It includes from brilliant dunes to the dramatic beauty of the gorges. At the end of a long day, we’ll drop you off in top-of-the-line Riad for overnight stay.

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

So this day starts, as we start leaving the breakfast so as to finish yesterday’s adventure with its last touch, and that’s going to an elegant gorge. There you will be enchanted by fantastic scenery of gross mountains and green valleys. Second on the list is Kalaat M’Gouna, also known as the Valley of Roses. With the sweet scent from the rose gardens and classic rose distillation here, the locals literally quicken one’s heartbeat. Rose products will range from body cream to soaps, oils, and other goods. Our next destination is Ouarzazate, the Hollywood city of Morocco.

With a camera-clicking capital of Movies and series then we set out for Ait Ben Haddou. A UNESCO World Heritage site since 1987, it is famous for its well-preserved kasbahs. Not many places around the world have the honour of cosmopolitanism, thanks to all those movies that were shot here, which really gave the kasbah a shine to become famous not only in Morocco but in the world. Lunch at one of the area’s restaurants then proceeds to Marrakech; stopping one last time at Tzi N’Tichka Pass, whose elevation reaches 2260 meters above sea level. Late in the afternoon, we will reach our destination-the breathtaking city known as the Red City. Here, you will dive into history, civilization, and get lost in the narrow streets of the Medina. Overnight at a dazzling and beautifully decorated Riad.

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

This day in your Moroccan trip is dedicated fully to sightseeing in the Red City, Marrakech. The city ensures a very beautiful day that will be unforgettable. After meeting your local guide, you both will start knowing all those wonderful sites. One of the most visited destination for every traveller on their way to Medina is the Djemaa el-Fna square, because of its vibrant atmosphere-with street performers and most interestingly delicious street food. The square is 24/24 Live night and day without stop and its one of the most liked in Marrakech and it is considered as beating heart in the city. Some of these places include: Saadian Tombs, The Quranic Mosque of ben Youssef, and Bahia Palace-an intricate architecture garden with beautiful gardens.

Plus a walk around the Medina and spend time wandering through its beautiful streets and souks. We finally visit the historic Koutoubia mosque that stands right across The Square. Originally constructed during the 12^th century under the Almohad dynasty, the mosque now stands as a sacred touch stone to what is but also a monument of the rich cultural heritage of Morocco. Some free time is left for the end of the tour after sight-seeing so that you can walk about on your own in either the Medina or Jamaa El Fna Square. Night at the same Riad of yesterday.