Travel details
€ 1,745
/ per person
Note: The displayed price is the price at the time of application.
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Duration |
Departure in 2025/2 | 10 days |
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Participants |
2 person(s)（Adults 2 person(s)、Children 0 person(s)） |
Travel story
Excited by unfamiliar landscapes,
getting a little lost in maze-like streets,
and after taking a deep breath in the desert, the next enjoyment awaits.
Morocco was packed full of travel delights.
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Starting in Casablanca, the blue town of Chefchaouen, historic Fes, and then to the Sahara Desert.
Camel treks to dune camps and bonfires under the starry sky are the highlights of the trip.
In Marrakech, wander the souks and mosques to savor Morocco's colors and culture.
Signature points
The colorful towns of Chefchaouen and Marrakech
The dreamy Chefchaouen woven in blue and white, and Marrakech filled with reds and aromas. Everywhere you look, picturesque streets continue.
Camel ride & camping experience in the Sahara Desert
In Merzouga ride camels across the dunes to a camp where you can enjoy the sunset and starry skies. Time around the bonfire becomes an unforgettable memory.
A fulfilling route to experience World Heritage sites and local culture
Packed with spots to feel culture and history firsthand, such as Fes's medina, the Volubilis ruins, and Ait Ben Haddou. Walking the streets and exploring markets are also delightful highlights.
Itinerary
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Morocco - Casablanca
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Private transfer
An English-speaking guide and driver will meet you at the airport.
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Hassan II Mosque
Completed in 1993, this modern and magnificent mosque is located on a promontory jutting into the Atlantic Ocean, offering beautiful views. Its 690-foot (210-meter) minaret is the tallest in Morocco and is known as one of the tallest minarets in the world.
Additionally, this mosque is one of the few in the country where non-Muslims are allowed to visit the interior. Enjoy the delicate arts of Morocco and Islamic craftsmanship.
[English Guide]
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Private transfer
Travel to Rabat. (Approximately 1 hour)
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Morocco - Rabat
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Chellah Necropolis, Oudayas Kasbah, Hassan Tower, Mausoleum of Mohammed V
Stop at Rabat, the current capital of Morocco. Explore the medieval fortress ruins of the Chellah Necropolis and stroll among Roman and Islamic-era remains. You will also visit the Bab Oudaya gate and the Oudayas Kasbah (a fortress built during the 12th-century Almohad period). Afterwards, see the unfinished mosque minaret known as the Hassan Tower and the Mausoleum of Mohammed V.
[English Guide]
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Private transfer
Travel to Chefchaouen. (Approximately 4 hours)
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Morocco - Chaouen
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Kasbah, 15th-century fortress, and sunset from the White Spanish Mosque
The town’s name comes from the two peaks rising on the hill and means "two horns." Walk the steep cobblestone streets and enjoy the beautiful scenery of blue-painted buildings.
After enjoying mint tea at Plaza Uta el-Hammam, browse the many shops filled with colorful goods.
Visit the nearby kasbah (fortress) and explore the 15th-century fortress and dungeon.
As evening approaches, head to the ruins of the white Spanish mosque on the hill to watch the sun set beyond the mountains and conclude the day.
[Japanese Assistant]
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Private transfer
Return to the riad.
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Dinner
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Riad El Palacio & Spa
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Breakfast
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Private transfer
You will be picked up at the hotel and travel to Fes.
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Volubilis ruins
Visit the Volubilis ruins.
These ruins were constructed in the 3rd century BCE and are registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. They are very well preserved and offer a place to feel the sense of history.
[English Guide]
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Morocco - Fes
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About Fes
Fes is Morocco’s oldest royal city and one of the most fascinating and stimulating places. It has a medina preserved in the most complete form in the Arab world, remaining largely unchanged since its founding more than 1,000 years ago. Considered the cultural capital, Fes is composed of three areas: Fes el-Bali (the old city), Fes el-Jdid (the new city), and Ville Nouvelle, which shows the influence of the French colonial period.
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Marinid Tombs
Before entering the medina (old city), visit the Marinid tombs on the hill to get a panoramic view of the medieval town. A visit at sunset is especially recommended. With the call to prayer echoing across the valley and the city lights beginning to sparkle, you can experience a special atmosphere.
[English Guide]
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Private transfer
Return to the riad.
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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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Al-Qarawiyyin University, Bou Inania Madrasa, Tanneries
Meet your guide and spend half a day walking the narrow streets of the medina while learning about its history and culture.
Bab Boujloud gate of Fes el-Bali
Start here and proceed along the main street, Tala'a Kebira. Notice architectural styles influenced by Spain and Tunisia as you pass shops and souks (markets).
Tanneries
One of the most unique sights in the old medina is the tanneries, especially the Chaouara Tannery. Climb onto the roofs of nearby leather shops to look down on stone dyeing vats dating from the 11th century and craftsmen who still use techniques centuries old.
Al-Attarine Madrasa
Built in the 14th century, this building is a beautiful example of Moroccan architecture and craftsmanship, noted for its intricate zellige (tilework).
Al-Qarawiyyin University
One of the world’s oldest continually operating universities, the adjacent Al-Qarawiyyin Mosque (founded in 859) is not open to non-Muslims, but you can glimpse some of its interior decoration from certain viewpoints.
[Japanese Guide]
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Lunch
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Riad Jeanne
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Dinner
Meals B/F：⚪︎ LUN：⚪︎ DIN：⚪︎
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Breakfast
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Private car transfer
We will pick you up at your hotel and head to Merzouga.
En route, you will cross the Zad Pass at an altitude of 2,178 meters (7,146 feet) and pass through cedar forests of the Middle Atlas Mountains. In this area you may be able to see local Barbary macaques (monkeys).
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Lunch break
*Meals are payable locally
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Private car transfer
Continue to Merzouga.
Cross the Tizi n'Talremt Pass and proceed to the Ziz Valley, where hidden oases and scattered palm trees dot the landscape. Along the way you will see many ksars (fortified houses). These buildings were constructed to protect valuable goods such as gold, salt, and spices.
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Morocco - Erfoud
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Erfoud
This town is known for its date (date palm) festival and fossil mining. Here you can visit local communities, learn about the mining process, and interact with local craftsmen.
[English Guide]
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Private car transfer
Head to Merzouga.
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Morocco - Merzouga
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Camel transfer
Upon arrival in Merzouga, switch to camels and head to the pre-arranged camp.
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Sunset viewing
In the evening, climb a nearby sand dune to view the beautiful sunset. Afterwards, return to the camp.
[English Guide]
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Dinner
Enjoy a delicious dinner and relax by the campfire.
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Camp
Meals B/F：⚪︎ LUN：× DIN：⚪︎
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Breakfast
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Sunrise viewing
Watch the magnificent sunrise from the sand dunes.
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Visit to Khamlia (Khemliya) village
Leave the dunes and visit the traditional Saharan village of Khemliya. The inhabitants of this village are originally from Mali, and you can experience their culture and music.
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Private car transfer
Head to the Todra Gorge in Tinghir.
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Morocco - Tinghir
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Todra Gorge
Arrive at the Todra Gorge, which is 300 meters (984 feet) deep. Explore the gorge or relax in the cool shallow waters of the Todra River.
[English Guide]
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Private car transfer
Head to Dades.
Pass through the "Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs". This area has many kasbahs (fortified houses), many of which are in ruins, but some are still used as homes by local families. Along the way you may meet 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 your hotel and head to Marrakech.
Kelaat M'Gouna, which we pass through along the way, is known for its "Rose Festival" and features vast farmland and fragrant rose hedgerows.
-
Ouarzazate sightseeing
Ouarzazate is Morocco's leading center for the film industry and has hosted numerous international productions such as "The Mummy" and "Gladiator". The area is dotted with film studios and sets used in productions, and the desert landscapes add to the cinematic atmosphere. Visiting this city, often called "Morocco's Hollywood," is an impressive sightseeing experience.
[English Guide]
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Ait Benhaddou sightseeing
This UNESCO World Heritage site is believed to have been built around the 11th century and was an important stop on the Saharan trade routes connecting Marrakech, Ouarzazate, and the southern desert. Walk through the narrow streets up to the former granary and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.
[English Guide]
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High Atlas Mountains / Tizi n'Tichka Pass
Climb the High Atlas Mountains and admire Mount Toubkal, the highest peak at 4,167 meters. Stop at the Tizi n'Tichka Pass (elevation 2,260 meters) near the summit and enjoy the beautiful mountain scenery.
[English Guide]
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Private car transfer
As you descend the Atlas Mountains you will notice dramatic changes in climate and scenery. Soon you will enter the hustle and bustle of Marrakech.
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Morocco - Marrakesh
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About Marrakech
Marrakech, known as the "Red City", is famous for its red sandstone walls and buildings, and once prospered as an important trading center for tribes of the Atlas Mountains. It remains one of the former royal cities where you can still feel its liveliness and history.
In the evening, Jemaa el-Fnaa, one of the busiest squares in Africa, comes alive. Musicians, performers, snake charmers, games, and food stalls provide all kinds of entertainment. If you prefer to enjoy the scene with a bit of distance from the bustle, it is recommended to sit at one of the surrounding cafés and watch while dining.
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Dinner
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Riad dada messouda & spa
Meals B/F：⚪︎ LUN：× DIN：⚪︎
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Breakfast
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Marrakech Sightseeing
Koutoubia Mosque and gardens
Non-Muslims cannot enter this mosque, but its 12th-century foundations and the 77-meter-high minaret are worth seeing. The adjacent gardens feature fountains and ponds to enjoy.
Souks (markets)
Visit Souk el-Attarine, Souk Chouari, and Souk Smata, where spices, woodcrafts, and traditional Moroccan slippers called "babouches" are displayed. In the dyers' souk (Souk des Teinturiers), you can watch fabric and threads being dyed using traditional methods.
Ben Youssef Madrasa (Quranic school)
Enjoy a magnificent example of 16th-century Moroccan Islamic architecture. Take time to admire the carved cedar ceilings, intricate plasterwork, and the detailed zellij (tile) decorations.
[Japanese Guide]
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Dinner
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Riad dada messouda & spa
Meals B/F：⚪︎ LUN：× DIN：⚪︎
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Breakfast
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Free Time
Free time in Marrakech.
Enjoy shopping and sightseeing.
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Private Car Transfer
To Casablanca while enjoying scenery that reflects both old and new Morocco.
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Morocco - Casablanca
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Private transfer
An English-speaking guide and driver will meet you at the airport.
-
Hassan II Mosque
Completed in 1993, this modern and magnificent mosque is located on a promontory jutting into the Atlantic Ocean, offering beautiful views. Its 690-foot (210-meter) minaret is the tallest in Morocco and is known as one of the tallest minarets in the world.
Additionally, this mosque is one of the few in the country where non-Muslims are allowed to visit the interior. Enjoy the delicate arts of Morocco and Islamic craftsmanship.
[English Guide]
-
Private transfer
Travel to Rabat. (Approximately 1 hour)
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Morocco - Rabat
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Chellah Necropolis, Oudayas Kasbah, Hassan Tower, Mausoleum of Mohammed V
Stop at Rabat, the current capital of Morocco. Explore the medieval fortress ruins of the Chellah Necropolis and stroll among Roman and Islamic-era remains. You will also visit the Bab Oudaya gate and the Oudayas Kasbah (a fortress built during the 12th-century Almohad period). Afterwards, see the unfinished mosque minaret known as the Hassan Tower and the Mausoleum of Mohammed V.
[English Guide]
-
Private transfer
Travel to Chefchaouen. (Approximately 4 hours)
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Morocco - Chaouen
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Kasbah, 15th-century fortress, and sunset from the White Spanish Mosque
The town’s name comes from the two peaks rising on the hill and means "two horns." Walk the steep cobblestone streets and enjoy the beautiful scenery of blue-painted buildings.
After enjoying mint tea at Plaza Uta el-Hammam, browse the many shops filled with colorful goods.
Visit the nearby kasbah (fortress) and explore the 15th-century fortress and dungeon.
As evening approaches, head to the ruins of the white Spanish mosque on the hill to watch the sun set beyond the mountains and conclude the day.
[Japanese Assistant]
-
Private transfer
Return to the riad.
-
Dinner
-
Riad El Palacio & Spa
-
Breakfast
-
Private transfer
You will be picked up at the hotel and travel to Fes.
-
Volubilis ruins
Visit the Volubilis ruins.
These ruins were constructed in the 3rd century BCE and are registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. They are very well preserved and offer a place to feel the sense of history.
[English Guide]
-
Morocco - Fes
-
About Fes
Fes is Morocco’s oldest royal city and one of the most fascinating and stimulating places. It has a medina preserved in the most complete form in the Arab world, remaining largely unchanged since its founding more than 1,000 years ago. Considered the cultural capital, Fes is composed of three areas: Fes el-Bali (the old city), Fes el-Jdid (the new city), and Ville Nouvelle, which shows the influence of the French colonial period.
-
Marinid Tombs
Before entering the medina (old city), visit the Marinid tombs on the hill to get a panoramic view of the medieval town. A visit at sunset is especially recommended. With the call to prayer echoing across the valley and the city lights beginning to sparkle, you can experience a special atmosphere.
[English Guide]
-
Private transfer
Return to the riad.
-
Dinner
-
Riad Jeanne
Meals B/F：⚪︎ LUN：× DIN：⚪︎
-
Breakfast
-
Al-Qarawiyyin University, Bou Inania Madrasa, Tanneries
Meet your guide and spend half a day walking the narrow streets of the medina while learning about its history and culture.
Bab Boujloud gate of Fes el-Bali
Start here and proceed along the main street, Tala'a Kebira. Notice architectural styles influenced by Spain and Tunisia as you pass shops and souks (markets).
Tanneries
One of the most unique sights in the old medina is the tanneries, especially the Chaouara Tannery. Climb onto the roofs of nearby leather shops to look down on stone dyeing vats dating from the 11th century and craftsmen who still use techniques centuries old.
Al-Attarine Madrasa
Built in the 14th century, this building is a beautiful example of Moroccan architecture and craftsmanship, noted for its intricate zellige (tilework).
Al-Qarawiyyin University
One of the world’s oldest continually operating universities, the adjacent Al-Qarawiyyin Mosque (founded in 859) is not open to non-Muslims, but you can glimpse some of its interior decoration from certain viewpoints.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Lunch
-
Riad Jeanne
-
Dinner
Meals B/F：⚪︎ LUN：⚪︎ DIN：⚪︎
-
Breakfast
-
Private car transfer
We will pick you up at your hotel and head to Merzouga.
En route, you will cross the Zad Pass at an altitude of 2,178 meters (7,146 feet) and pass through cedar forests of the Middle Atlas Mountains. In this area you may be able to see local Barbary macaques (monkeys).
-
Lunch break
*Meals are payable locally
-
Private car transfer
Continue to Merzouga.
Cross the Tizi n'Talremt Pass and proceed to the Ziz Valley, where hidden oases and scattered palm trees dot the landscape. Along the way you will see many ksars (fortified houses). These buildings were constructed to protect valuable goods such as gold, salt, and spices.
-
Morocco - Erfoud
-
Erfoud
This town is known for its date (date palm) festival and fossil mining. Here you can visit local communities, learn about the mining process, and interact with local craftsmen.
[English Guide]
-
Private car transfer
Head to Merzouga.
-
Morocco - Merzouga
-
Camel transfer
Upon arrival in Merzouga, switch to camels and head to the pre-arranged camp.
-
Sunset viewing
In the evening, climb a nearby sand dune to view the beautiful sunset. Afterwards, return to the camp.
[English Guide]
-
Dinner
Enjoy a delicious dinner and relax by the campfire.
-
Camp
Meals B/F：⚪︎ LUN：× DIN：⚪︎
-
Breakfast
-
Sunrise viewing
Watch the magnificent sunrise from the sand dunes.
-
Visit to Khamlia (Khemliya) village
Leave the dunes and visit the traditional Saharan village of Khemliya. The inhabitants of this village are originally from Mali, and you can experience their culture and music.
-
Private car transfer
Head to the Todra Gorge in Tinghir.
-
Morocco - Tinghir
-
Todra Gorge
Arrive at the Todra Gorge, which is 300 meters (984 feet) deep. Explore the gorge or relax in the cool shallow waters of the Todra River.
[English Guide]
-
Private car transfer
Head to Dades.
Pass through the "Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs". This area has many kasbahs (fortified houses), many of which are in ruins, but some are still used as homes by local families. Along the way you may meet 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 your hotel and head to Marrakech.
Kelaat M'Gouna, which we pass through along the way, is known for its "Rose Festival" and features vast farmland and fragrant rose hedgerows.
-
Ouarzazate sightseeing
Ouarzazate is Morocco's leading center for the film industry and has hosted numerous international productions such as "The Mummy" and "Gladiator". The area is dotted with film studios and sets used in productions, and the desert landscapes add to the cinematic atmosphere. Visiting this city, often called "Morocco's Hollywood," is an impressive sightseeing experience.
[English Guide]
-
Ait Benhaddou sightseeing
This UNESCO World Heritage site is believed to have been built around the 11th century and was an important stop on the Saharan trade routes connecting Marrakech, Ouarzazate, and the southern desert. Walk through the narrow streets up to the former granary and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.
[English Guide]
-
High Atlas Mountains / Tizi n'Tichka Pass
Climb the High Atlas Mountains and admire Mount Toubkal, the highest peak at 4,167 meters. Stop at the Tizi n'Tichka Pass (elevation 2,260 meters) near the summit and enjoy the beautiful mountain scenery.
[English Guide]
-
Private car transfer
As you descend the Atlas Mountains you will notice dramatic changes in climate and scenery. Soon you will enter the hustle and bustle of Marrakech.
-
Morocco - Marrakesh
-
About Marrakech
Marrakech, known as the "Red City", is famous for its red sandstone walls and buildings, and once prospered as an important trading center for tribes of the Atlas Mountains. It remains one of the former royal cities where you can still feel its liveliness and history.
In the evening, Jemaa el-Fnaa, one of the busiest squares in Africa, comes alive. Musicians, performers, snake charmers, games, and food stalls provide all kinds of entertainment. If you prefer to enjoy the scene with a bit of distance from the bustle, it is recommended to sit at one of the surrounding cafés and watch while dining.
-
Dinner
-
Riad dada messouda & spa
Meals B/F：⚪︎ LUN：× DIN：⚪︎
-
Breakfast
-
Marrakech Sightseeing
Koutoubia Mosque and gardens
Non-Muslims cannot enter this mosque, but its 12th-century foundations and the 77-meter-high minaret are worth seeing. The adjacent gardens feature fountains and ponds to enjoy.
Souks (markets)
Visit Souk el-Attarine, Souk Chouari, and Souk Smata, where spices, woodcrafts, and traditional Moroccan slippers called "babouches" are displayed. In the dyers' souk (Souk des Teinturiers), you can watch fabric and threads being dyed using traditional methods.
Ben Youssef Madrasa (Quranic school)
Enjoy a magnificent example of 16th-century Moroccan Islamic architecture. Take time to admire the carved cedar ceilings, intricate plasterwork, and the detailed zellij (tile) decorations.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Dinner
-
Riad dada messouda & spa
Meals B/F：⚪︎ LUN：× DIN：⚪︎
-
Breakfast
-
Free Time
Free time in Marrakech.
Enjoy shopping and sightseeing.
-
Private Car Transfer
To Casablanca while enjoying scenery that reflects both old and new Morocco.
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：7 LUN：7 DIN：7
Please pay for lunch locally. (Due to the system, the number of included lunches may be displayed.)
Excludes (Others)
- Lunch
- Drinks
- Entrance fees to sightseeing facilities
- Overseas travel insurance
- Personal expenses
- Tips
Accommodation list
| 1 |
Chaouen
Riad El Palacio & Spa
2person(s)
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| 2 |
Fes
Riad Jeanne
2person(s)
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| 3 |
Merzouga
キャンプ
2person(s)
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| 4 |
Dadas
Riad Gabsi Du Dades
2person(s)
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| 5 |
Marrakesh
Riad dada messouda & spa
2person(s)
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