A Journey Through Time Do you realize that you have traveled through time as the sun goes up, 5 Centuries? or 6? it may be more if not for the satellite dishes that adorn every roof. Maybe even more than the Quarawyin university and the Mosque is considered by the Guinness world record as well as UNESCO as the world's oldest still-operating university dating back to the 9th Century. using her inheritance, Fatima al - Fihri built a Mosque and a Madrasa (school connected to it) for her community, she wanted to repay the community that accepted her family by doing something good.

Artisans and Ancient Traditions Wander Fes el Bali was Founded in 789 ACE, to see how the architecture of the medina was impacted by Spanish and Tunisian Exiles. Browse the numerous souks (Markets) that provide local products while watching artisans at the work. Visit the Chouara Tannery (built in the 11th century) and locate a nearby leather shop. Explore the Al Attarine Madras and its decorated woodwork and tile.

Royal Palaces and the Jewish Quarter Then head to Fes el Jdid, which was built in the 13th Century, To visit the Royal Palace and wander the Mellah, the city's old Jewish quarter dating back to the 15th Century. Explore the Al Attarine Madrasa and be in awe of the finely decorated woodwork and tile. Visit Fes el Jdid (13th century) to see the Mellah, the city's old Jewish neighborhood and cemetery, and make use of the area's setting to capture a breathtaking panoramic image of the area.

Fortresses and Panoramic Views Admire the view of Old City from The North Borj. This Fortress was built in 1582 by Sultan Ahmed al Mansour to Keep an eye on the people of Fes, a European and Middle eastern weapon mixture. Late afternoon back to your Riad.

Across the Middle Atlas and Cedar Forests Leave Fes early through the city of Ifran, a little Switzerland city, as it is called for its scrubbed streets and red-roofed houses, white winter, and is set high up in the Middle Atlas mountains, you will arrive in the city of Ifran through Imouzzar town. Afterward, continue your Journey South, over the middle Atlas Mountains and over the Tizi N'Zad Pass (2178 m - 7146 Feet). Enjoy the Scenery, as you drive through the Cedar forest of the Azrou Region, on the way you will stop to see the Barbary apes families in cedar trees and along, the side of the road.

Gorges and High Atlas Passes Travel to Errachidia through Midelt, Snacking down through the Tremendous Ziz Gorges through the tunnel du lègionnaire (built by the French colonization in 1928 ).and over the high Atlas mountain, over the pass of Tizi N'tlghmet (1900 meters - 6233 Feet).

The Ziz Valley and Ancient Ksars As you pass through the different villages and towns, to Reach Aoufous, where you will stop, to Admire the oasis of thousands of palm trees, the valley known as the Ziz Valley, which is the Ziz Valley, which is home to many Berber villages and stunning palm grooves, and famous for its hidden Berber village known as Ksar which it was built from Mud-straw mixture.

Sunset Camel Ride and Berber Camp Erg Chebbi is our Last destination of the day where you can change the gear and prepare to get on your camel to cross the sand dunes, to get to your Berber camp. Along the way, you can stop to witness the sunset and later on straight to your Berber camp, where you can enjoy your dinner and Berber music.

Desert Towns and Fortified Kasbahs Early morning to catch the sunrise Before your breakfast in the Hotel near the sand dune.our Morocco Desert From Fes takes us first to Erfoud foe the second time.on the way to Toudra valley we drive through many Desert towns and kasabh know as fortified houses which offers incredible looking of kasbah and villages jus near of an extensive river of Toudra (48 Km of palm trees).

Exploring the Toudra Gorges Go off the main Road to walk through the Toudra Gorgres which lie 15 Km from the city of Tinghir,It's hug walls changing colour to magical effect , you can walk through the canyon and relax in cool water.

Into the Dades Valley shortly after walking through the Toudra gorges we go back to the main road to travel to Dades valley .along the way the valley will bring out berber village and farmland with its alomond trees and Fig trees ,settling into your Hotel in Dades Valley.

Valley of Roses and Cinema Heritage Travel along the Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs. Pass through the Dades Valley. stop in the rose valley known for its annual rose Festival and you can visit local cooperative to learn about how rose petals are transformed into rose water and oil. Visit Kela'a M'gouna and gaze at the manicured rose bushes. Visit a rose cooperative to observe how rose petals are transformed into rose water and oil. Westward travel will bring you to Ouarzazate, where you can stop and learn about how scenes from Lawrence of Arabia, Gladiator, and Black Hawk Down were filmed in the area. To understand more about the history of the region and the filming process, take a tour of a movie studio or go to the Musée du Cinema.

The Hollywood of Morocco and Taourirt Kasbah Back in the vehicle, and will drive to Ouarzazate through the immense oasis of Skoura to each the Hollywood of Morocco Ouarzazate where you can stop to admire the view of Taourirt Kasbah 17th century old mud and straw mixture building. later on head to Atlas studio to have tour (optional) to visit the studio and learn about The movies location and how it has been featured in many Hollywood films such as Lawrence of Arabia, Gladiator, Prison Break and so on.

UNESCO Heritage: Ait Benhaddou Half an Hour later, the road turns right to UNESCO world heritage site of Ait benhaddou Kasbah, built in the 17 the century and it was an important trading Center for Berber Tribe and the cravans coming along the way from sahara desert to Marrakech. Wander the Kasbah and its alleys and passageways before climb to top to reach the granary where you can admire the view panoramic of the village and surrounded area. You can cross the river to explore the gate featured in famous series Game of Thrones.

Crossing the Tizi N'Tichka Pass Travel to Marrakech over the high Atlas Mountaing, Drive through the Mountain and you can notice the changes in landscape. Climb over the pass of Tizi N'Tichka (2260 Meters). stop to admire the scenary and stretch your legs at same time. as you descend the pass of Tizi N'Tichka you can stop in Aragan oil cooperative to learn how Argan fruits turns into many products such as oil, skin care ... We descend the High Atlas you will notice again difference in climate and sights changing as soon as you leave the mountain. Expecting late afternoon arrival to Marrakech.

The Red City and its Berber Heritage Far From the old Medina of Fes, Marrakech has more Amazigh (Berber) than Arab historical roots. Marrakech! Nicknamed the red city, has always been a major economic center of the Berber Atlas Mountain Tribes. Starting off your day by visiting Morocco's top tourist attractions in Marrakech.

Jemaa el Fna and Historic Palaces Marrakech's main square, Jemaa el Fna is a square and Marketplace in the medina of Marrakech (old city), both locals and tourists and it remains the main square of Marrakech, afternoon the square comes a life with musicians and storytellers. Next visit the Bahia palace, which is a 19th-century structure with rooms beautifully decorated with stuccos, paintings, and mosaics, as well as a number of gardens. The Saadian Tombs are an ancient royal necropolis in Marrakech located inside the royal kasbah on the southern side of the kasbah mosque.

Spiritual Sites and Islamic Architecture Orient yourself to the west where you can find the Koutoubia mosque and its beautiful garden, the mosque was built in the 12th century, and its minaret is still the tallest building in Marrakech standing at 70 meters. Visit the Madrasa Ben Youssef an Islamic school from the 16th century to see its beautiful tile work, and carved cedar ceiling...

The Botanical Art of Majorelle Garden End your visit to the new city where you will find Majorelle Garden, which is a one-hectare artist-landmarks garden and botanical Garden in the Nouvelle Ville, starting in 1923, the french orientalist artist Jacque Majorelle work on it for nearly four years, and it includes a villa designed by the French artist.

Argan Farmland and Women's Cooperatives Travel west to beautiful beach town of Essaouira on the Atlantic Coast.the day trip takes through the argan farmland and across rolling plains.if you are lucky enough to see the goats in the Argan trees munching on the argan fruits.it is possible to stop at a Women Cooperative on the way to see the process of valuable and pricey oil and how they extract it from the nuts.

Arrival in the Port City Arrive in The Essaouira , the port to be exact and you ca notice the change from the busy city of Marrakech, Free Afternoon ,You can spend the day as you wish.

Medina, Fortress and Coastal Views Wander the Medina as it listed as UNESCO protected medina and visit the kasbah as it is the 18th Century fortress seafront and it offers an impressive view over the Atlantic coast. make your way to The beach to watch the windsurfers before leaving Essaouira and return to Marrakech late Aftrenoon.

Departure Transfer Depending on your flight details, Transfert to Marrakech Airport from Your hotel.