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Travel details
€ 2,810
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Duration |
Departure in 2025/5 | 6 days |
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Participants |
1 person(s)（Adults 1 person(s)、Children 0 person(s)） |
Travel story
Traveling through the blue and red towns, I pause in the tranquility of the earth.
What the stone desert taught me was the richness found in silence.
A world far from the everyday, yet somehow close to the extraordinary.
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A journey traversing north and south from the blue town of Chefchaouen in Morocco to Fez, the Dades Valley, and Marrakech.
It is a well-balanced composition combining strolls through historic cities and natural experiences in the Agafay rock desert.
Enjoy the time spent touching both the hustle and bustle of the towns and the tranquility of the earth.
Signature points
A colorful city tour starting from the blue town of Chefchaouen
We will explore the fantastical old town of Chefchaouen, the historic medina of Fez, and the vibrant souk of Marrakech.
You can enjoy the unique cultures and architectural personalities of each town.
The Agafay rock desert, encountered right next to the city
A silent landscape of rocks and soil, different from the Sahara.
You can experience both an easily accessible distance and a sense of being away from everyday life at the same time.
A well-structured itinerary where culture and nature intersect
The contrast created by the rhythm of bustling cities and the soundless space of the rock desert.
By intersecting landscapes and sensations, it creates a rich experience that remains in memory.
Itinerary
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Morocco - Casablanca
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Private Car Transfer
An English-speaking guide and driver will meet you at the airport and head to Chefchaouen.
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Lunch
*The meal cost is to be paid on site
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Morocco - Casablanca
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Chefchaouen
The name of the town is derived from the two mountain peaks that tower above it, meaning "two horns." In the old town, the buildings and streets are painted blue, earning it the nickname "the blue city," and its fantastical scenery attracts many tourists.
Walk along the cobblestone streets and enjoy the beautiful views of the blue-painted buildings.
After enjoying mint tea at Plaza Uta el Hammam, explore the colorful products in many shops.
Also visit the nearby kasbah (fortress) and explore the 15th-century fortress and dungeon.
As dusk falls, head to the ruins of the white Spanish mosque on the hill and conclude your day by watching the sunset over the mountains.
[English Guide]
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Dinner
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Riad El Palacio & Spa
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Breakfast
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Private Car Transfer
We will pick you up at the hotel and head to Fez.
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Lunch
*The meal cost is to be paid on-site
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Morocco - Chaouen
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Fez Tourism
Fez is the oldest imperial city in Morocco and one of the most interesting and exciting places. It has the most well-preserved medina in the Arab world, remaining largely untouched since its founding over 1000 years ago. Known as the cultural capital, Fez consists of three areas: Fez el-Bali (the old city), Fez el-Jdid (the new city), and the modern Ville Nouvelle influenced by the French colonial era.
Meet with your guide and spend half a day walking through the narrow streets of the medina, learning about its history and culture.
Bab Boujloud Gate of Fez el-Bali
Start here and proceed along the main street, Talaa Kebira. Pay attention to the architectural styles influenced by Spain and Tunisia as you pass through shops and souks (markets).
Tannery
One of the most unique sights in the old medina is the Chouara Tannery, which is particularly famous. Climbing to the rooftop of a nearby leather goods shop, you can overlook the stone dyeing vats from the 11th century and watch artisans working with techniques that have been used for centuries.
Al-Attarine Madrasa
Built in the 14th century, this building is a beautiful example of Moroccan architecture and craftsmanship, characterized by intricate zellij (tile decoration).
Al-Qarawiyyin University
Adjacent to this university, one of the oldest operating universities in the world, is the Al-Qarawiyyin Mosque (established in 859), which is not accessible to non-Muslims, but glimpses of the interior decorations can be seen from certain locations.
[English Guide]
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Dinner
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Riad Jeanne
Meals B/F：⚪︎ LUN：× DIN：⚪︎
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Breakfast
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Private Car Transfer
We will pick you up at the hotel and head to Dadès.
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Lunch
*The meal cost is to be paid on site
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Morocco - Todra Gorge
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Todgha Gorge
Explore the Todgha Gorge, which is 300 meters (984 feet) deep, and enjoy some relaxing time in the cool waters of the shallow Todgha River.
[English Guide]
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Private Car Transfer
We are heading to Dadès.
We will pass through the "Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs." This area is dotted with many kasbahs (fortified houses), many of which are in ruins, but some are still used as living spaces by local families. Along the way, you may encounter nomads herding livestock.
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Morocco - Dadas
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Dinner
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Riad Gabsi Du Dades
Meals B/F：⚪︎ LUN：× DIN：⚪︎
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Breakfast
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Private Car Transfer
We will pick you up at the hotel and head towards Marrakech.
On the way, we will pass through Kelaa Mgouna, known for its 'Rose Festival', where vast farmlands and fragrant rose hedges spread out.
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Lunch
*The meal cost is to be paid on site
-
Private Car Transfer
As you descend the Atlas Mountains, you will notice the dramatic changes in climate and scenery. Eventually, you will enter the hustle and bustle of Marrakech.
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Morocco - Marrakesh
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Dinner
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Riad DAR SOUKAINA Marrakech Medina
Meals B/F：⚪︎ LUN：× DIN：⚪︎
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Breakfast
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Marrakech Tourism
Known as the "Red City," Marrakech is famous for its red sandstone walls and buildings, and it once thrived as an important trading hub for tribes of the Atlas Mountains. Even today, it is one of the old royal capitals where you can still feel its vibrancy and history.
In the evening, the busiest square in Africa, Jemaa el-Fnaa, comes alive. Musicians, performers, snake charmers, games, and food stalls provide all kinds of entertainment.
Koutoubia Mosque and Gardens
Non-Muslims cannot enter the mosque, but the 12th-century foundations and the 77-meter-high minaret are worth seeing. In the adjacent gardens, you can enjoy fountains and ponds.
Souks (Markets)
Visit Souk el-Attarin, Souk Shouari, and Souk Smata, where spices, wooden crafts, and traditional Moroccan slippers called "Babouches" are lined up. In the dyers' souk (Souk des Teinturiers), you can see how fabrics and threads are dyed using traditional methods.
Ben Youssef Madrasa (Quran School)
Enjoy a magnificent example of 16th-century Moroccan Islamic architecture. Take a close look at the carved cedar ceilings, intricate plaster decorations, and the details of zellij (tile decorations).
[English Guide]
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Lunch
*The meal cost is to be paid on site
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Private Car Transfer
Heading to Agafai.
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Morocco - Agafay
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Agafay
Agafay is a rocky desert near Marrakech, characterized by a simple and desolate landscape that differs from the Sahara.
In the dry hilly areas, you can experience the grandeur of the land through camel rides and activities.
It is a perfect spot for a half-day trip to enjoy nature, easily accessible from the city, where you can enjoy camel rides and desert experiences.
[English Guide]
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Private Car Transfer
Returning to Marrakech.
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Morocco - Marrakesh
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Dinner
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Riad DAR SOUKAINA Marrakech Medina
Meals B/F：⚪︎ LUN：× DIN：⚪︎
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Breakfast
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Private Car Transfer
Enjoy the scenery that reflects the old and new of Morocco while heading to Casablanca Airport.
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Morocco - Casablanca
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You will board the return flight.
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Morocco - Casablanca
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Private Car Transfer
An English-speaking guide and driver will meet you at the airport and head to Chefchaouen.
-
Lunch
*The meal cost is to be paid on site
-
Morocco - Casablanca
-
Chefchaouen
The name of the town is derived from the two mountain peaks that tower above it, meaning "two horns." In the old town, the buildings and streets are painted blue, earning it the nickname "the blue city," and its fantastical scenery attracts many tourists.
Walk along the cobblestone streets and enjoy the beautiful views of the blue-painted buildings.
After enjoying mint tea at Plaza Uta el Hammam, explore the colorful products in many shops.
Also visit the nearby kasbah (fortress) and explore the 15th-century fortress and dungeon.
As dusk falls, head to the ruins of the white Spanish mosque on the hill and conclude your day by watching the sunset over the mountains.
[English Guide]
-
Dinner
-
Riad El Palacio & Spa
-
Breakfast
-
Private Car Transfer
We will pick you up at the hotel and head to Fez.
-
Lunch
*The meal cost is to be paid on-site
-
Morocco - Chaouen
-
Fez Tourism
Fez is the oldest imperial city in Morocco and one of the most interesting and exciting places. It has the most well-preserved medina in the Arab world, remaining largely untouched since its founding over 1000 years ago. Known as the cultural capital, Fez consists of three areas: Fez el-Bali (the old city), Fez el-Jdid (the new city), and the modern Ville Nouvelle influenced by the French colonial era.
Meet with your guide and spend half a day walking through the narrow streets of the medina, learning about its history and culture.
Bab Boujloud Gate of Fez el-Bali
Start here and proceed along the main street, Talaa Kebira. Pay attention to the architectural styles influenced by Spain and Tunisia as you pass through shops and souks (markets).
Tannery
One of the most unique sights in the old medina is the Chouara Tannery, which is particularly famous. Climbing to the rooftop of a nearby leather goods shop, you can overlook the stone dyeing vats from the 11th century and watch artisans working with techniques that have been used for centuries.
Al-Attarine Madrasa
Built in the 14th century, this building is a beautiful example of Moroccan architecture and craftsmanship, characterized by intricate zellij (tile decoration).
Al-Qarawiyyin University
Adjacent to this university, one of the oldest operating universities in the world, is the Al-Qarawiyyin Mosque (established in 859), which is not accessible to non-Muslims, but glimpses of the interior decorations can be seen from certain locations.
[English Guide]
-
Dinner
-
Riad Jeanne
Meals B/F：⚪︎ LUN：× DIN：⚪︎
-
Breakfast
-
Private Car Transfer
We will pick you up at the hotel and head to Dadès.
-
Lunch
*The meal cost is to be paid on site
-
Morocco - Todra Gorge
-
Todgha Gorge
Explore the Todgha Gorge, which is 300 meters (984 feet) deep, and enjoy some relaxing time in the cool waters of the shallow Todgha River.
[English Guide]
-
Private Car Transfer
We are heading to Dadès.
We will pass through the "Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs." This area is dotted with many kasbahs (fortified houses), many of which are in ruins, but some are still used as living spaces by local families. Along the way, you may encounter nomads herding livestock.
-
Morocco - Dadas
-
Dinner
-
Riad Gabsi Du Dades
Meals B/F：⚪︎ LUN：× DIN：⚪︎
-
Breakfast
-
Private Car Transfer
We will pick you up at the hotel and head towards Marrakech.
On the way, we will pass through Kelaa Mgouna, known for its 'Rose Festival', where vast farmlands and fragrant rose hedges spread out.
-
Lunch
*The meal cost is to be paid on site
-
Private Car Transfer
As you descend the Atlas Mountains, you will notice the dramatic changes in climate and scenery. Eventually, you will enter the hustle and bustle of Marrakech.
-
Morocco - Marrakesh
-
Dinner
-
Riad DAR SOUKAINA Marrakech Medina
Meals B/F：⚪︎ LUN：× DIN：⚪︎
-
Breakfast
-
Marrakech Tourism
Known as the "Red City," Marrakech is famous for its red sandstone walls and buildings, and it once thrived as an important trading hub for tribes of the Atlas Mountains. Even today, it is one of the old royal capitals where you can still feel its vibrancy and history.
In the evening, the busiest square in Africa, Jemaa el-Fnaa, comes alive. Musicians, performers, snake charmers, games, and food stalls provide all kinds of entertainment.
Koutoubia Mosque and Gardens
Non-Muslims cannot enter the mosque, but the 12th-century foundations and the 77-meter-high minaret are worth seeing. In the adjacent gardens, you can enjoy fountains and ponds.
Souks (Markets)
Visit Souk el-Attarin, Souk Shouari, and Souk Smata, where spices, wooden crafts, and traditional Moroccan slippers called "Babouches" are lined up. In the dyers' souk (Souk des Teinturiers), you can see how fabrics and threads are dyed using traditional methods.
Ben Youssef Madrasa (Quran School)
Enjoy a magnificent example of 16th-century Moroccan Islamic architecture. Take a close look at the carved cedar ceilings, intricate plaster decorations, and the details of zellij (tile decorations).
[English Guide]
-
Lunch
*The meal cost is to be paid on site
-
Private Car Transfer
Heading to Agafai.
-
Morocco - Agafay
-
Agafay
Agafay is a rocky desert near Marrakech, characterized by a simple and desolate landscape that differs from the Sahara.
In the dry hilly areas, you can experience the grandeur of the land through camel rides and activities.
It is a perfect spot for a half-day trip to enjoy nature, easily accessible from the city, where you can enjoy camel rides and desert experiences.
[English Guide]
-
Private Car Transfer
Returning to Marrakech.
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Morocco - Marrakesh
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Dinner
-
Riad DAR SOUKAINA Marrakech Medina
Meals B/F：⚪︎ LUN：× DIN：⚪︎
-
Breakfast
-
Private Car Transfer
Enjoy the scenery that reflects the old and new of Morocco while heading to Casablanca Airport.
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Morocco - Casablanca
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You will board the return flight.
Price Includes / excludes
Accommodation
As stated in the itinerary
Car
As stated in the itinerary (Toyota Land Cruiser)
Guide
English guide and driver
Meal
B/F：5 LUN：0 DIN：5
As stated in the itinerary
Excludes (Others)
Lunch
- Beverage costs
- Admission fees for tourist facilities
- Overseas travel insurance
- Personal expenses
- Tips
Accommodation list
| 1 |
Casablanca
Riad El Palacio & Spa
1person(s) 1rooms
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| 2 |
Chaouen
Riad Jeanne
1person(s) 1rooms
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| 3 |
Dadas
Riad Gabsi Du Dades
1person(s) 1rooms
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| 4 |
Marrakesh
Riad DAR SOUKAINA Marrakech Medina
1person(s) 1rooms
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