Departure for TETOUAN via KENITRA. the city of the "white pigeon" and the centre of Andalusian Morocco, passionately nicknamed by locals "The daughter of Granada". Visit Guersa Kebira Square, one of the city's many lively souks. Then we stop at the Medina, one of the most fascinating in the country and today listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We will also see the superb Royal Palace, a fine example of Hispano-Moorish architecture.

Visit to Tangier, the mythical city, which has charmed many artists. Then we walk to reach Cape Spartel. Some highlights: the Grand and Petit Socco, the two main squares of the city full of activity, the Kasbah located on the side of the hill with a view of the port, and divided into very steep streets, Dar El Makhzen: ancient palace with its fantastic architecture, which is now considered a museum of Moroccan art. Then visit the caves of Hercules and departure for Asilah, it is today a city of artists and home to many galleries. Be sure to visit the old Portuguese town dating from the 15th century.

We will visit the beautiful city of Chefchaouen, known as the "blue city", located in the high Rif mountains, this city was founded in 1471 by Moorish exiles from Spain. “Chefchaouen a haven of peace and tranquility”. The main square is the heart of Chefchaouen, with the Kasbah (built in the 18th century), the central mosque and cafes with authentic menus.

The whole day will be devoted to the discovery of Fez, the oldest of the imperial cities, renowned for its spiritual and educational contribution to Moroccan culture. Visit to the ancient Medina. You will also discover the famous souks where artisans still work according to the standards of oriental tradition. Lunch will then take place in a traditional Moroccan restaurant before resuming the tour in the afternoon.

We will visit Meknes, one of the most notable imperial cities of Morocco, it was the capital of Sultan Moulay Ismail, then you will visit the granary stables, El Hdim square, Bab Mansour, the most famous gate of all of North Africa.... then you will visit the best preserved Roman ruins of Volubilis and the birthplace of Sultan Moulay Idriss, the creator of the first dynasty Muslim, the Idrissids. You will enjoy an hour to visit the 2000 year old ruins and discover the life of the Roman Empire.

départ de MEKNES en passant par Khénifra via les montagnes du Moyen Atlas à travers Beni-Mellal, une zone agricole et un centre de commerce en plein extension, situé à 625 m d'altitude. Nous continuons notre chemin à travers une alternance de paysages grandioses : plateaux calcaires, rivières en cascades, pics volcaniques, forêts épaisses et sombres de cèdres et de chênes.

Continuation towards Ouarzazate. The town of Ouarzazate stands in the middle of an arid plateau and occupies a geographical position at the crossroads of the main road leading to the Drâa, Dadès and Souss valleys. we will spend the night in Ouarzazate.

Early in the morning, departure from OUARZAZATE towards MARRAKECH The ancient imperial city of Marrakech has something to nourish the curiosity of its visitors. Lively and cosmopolitan, it offers the traveller eager for experiences an urbanisation living to the rhythm of firmly anchored traditions. Let yourself be carried away into the magical world of Jemaa el-Fna, one of the busiest places in the world... stroll through the picturesque streets and passages of the Medina; let yourself be seduced by the unique atmosphere of the modern city, with its French air with its wide avenues and designer buildings, its luxury hotels and a complete leisure offer, which will delight lovers of golf, thalassotherapy and well-being. be. The Koutoubia minaret, the marvellous Majorelle gardens and the Menara will transport you to the world of the thousand and one nights.

Departure for Essaouira we will discover the medina of Essaouira, formerly called "Mogador", listed as a UNESCO world heritage site. The medina of Essaouira is home to many small arts and crafts businesses, notably carpentry and sculpture on Thuya wood which have been practised in Essaouira for centuries. The city enjoys a microclimate which attracts many visitors from other cities such as Marrakech. Many painters and musicians have settled there. Every year in April, Essaouira hosts the Printemps musical des Alizés and the Gnaoua festival, spiritual music that attracts thousands of young people.

Departure for Essaouira passing through the town of Safi, an important port since Roman times (mainly for sardines). At that time he was known as Asfi. The Almohads surrounded the city with ramparts and made it an intellectual and spiritual centre. In the past, the city was open to the Western world, today it is open to the whole world. Lunch, then continuation to el Jadida, this Portuguese city is honoured by UNESCO, a short visit to the famous citadel, a reminder of the Portuguese occupation of the 16th century

end of tour return to casablanca