Programme Voyages
Depart from the hotel at 09:00 a.m. / return to the hotel at 12:00 noon
This half day trip will take you southwards of Marrakech city towards the Ourika valley, half way through the fertile plain of Haouz. The trip continues along the rivers meandering at the foot of the mountains. See the typical hamlets of backed clay and stones ( Ourika is famous for its pottery ), we will also visit a local regional market.
Depart from the hotel at 09:00 am. / return to the hotel at 06:00 pm
Visit the beautiful Menara Gardens, the Old Medina, and a close view of the famous Koutoubia Minaret. The Bahia Palace with its lush Moorish-style Gardens dates from the reign of Moulay al-Hassan, when it was built as the residence of the grand vizier, Sidi Ahmed Ben MCanada. The nearby Palais Dar Si Said is the Museum of Moroccan Arts. Adjacent to the Kasbah Mosque are the Saadien Tombs. After lunch visit the famous Djemaa El Fna Square and the souks located in the Old City. Other than the souks, this is where everything happens and it is at its liveliest in the late afternoon. Rows of open-air food stalls are set up and mouth-watering aromas fill the air. Jugglers, storytellers, snake charmers, magicians, acrobats and benign lunatics take over the rest of the space! The souks of Marrakech are some of the best in Morocco, producing a wide variety of high-quality crafts. It is hard, but not impossible, to get into the souks without a guide. Lunch is included.
Depart from the hotel at 09:00 a.m. / return to the hotel at 12:00 noon
As eternal as the snows on the highest peaks, as impressive as the Atlas Mountains, as steeped in history as the palm trees are rooted in the Earth, Marrakech stands as the finishing touch to a picture of timeless beauty. With rose-coloured ramparts and the old palm grove, Marrakech casts a magic spell.
Sumptuous and exuberant, it radiates splendour and mysticism; at the dye merchants, in the explosion of multicoloured wools; at Festival time, in the rhythm of the music, in the emotion of the dancers; in the idle talk of the merchants and in the skill of the jugglers. You feel enchantment in the shade of the blue gardens and in the overwhelming perfection of the Koutoubia.
Marrakech, the imperial city which, at the dawn of its history, gave Morocco its name. The Berbers and the Arabs come together here, to mingle with the nomads and the mountain people.
Visit the beautiful Menara Gardens, the Old Medina, and a close view of the famous Koutoubia Minaret. The Bahia Palace with its lush Moorish-style Gardens dates from the reign of Moulay al-Hassan, when it was built as the residence of the grand vizier, Sidi Ahmed Ben MCanada. The nearby Palais Dar Si Said is the Museum of Moroccan Arts and the Saadien Tombs.
Depart from the hotel at 10:00 a.m. / return to the hotel at 06:00 pm
Excursion southwest along the coast to the seaside village, Oualidia.
Renewed by its oysters beds where the guest will be taken in fisher boats, Oysters sampling with white wine
Lunch in a nearby fish restaurant.
Afternoon visit of El Jadida and the Portuguese citadel of Mazagan built in 1500
Depart from the hotel at 07:00 a.m. / return to the hotel at 08:00 pm
The intellectual capital, the craft work capital, the most imperial of all cities in Morocco and pearl of the Arab World, Fes is where the senses are given truly royal treatment. The Holy City of Fez is a jewel of Spanish-Arabic civilisation. Fez does not reveal its secrets easily. Secretive, shadowy, they need to be discovered little by little, with reverence. Once known as “the well-guarded,” Fez sits in the lap of two bare, low hills and spills beyond its ramparts onto the wide and fertile plain that stretches south to the mountains of the Middle Atlas. Bustling with artisans and merchants, its captivating sounds, fragrances and colours mesmerise the visitor with a constant swirl of activity.
The city of Moulay Idriss 1st , sanctuary of human and moral sciences. The great Karaouiyne University has for eleven centuries been a religions and intellectual centre whose influence base spread far beyond the Kingdom’s boundaries.
Our visit today will include the tanners, Foundouk des tisserants, Medersa El Attarine, La Qaraouiyne, The Nejjarine Fountain, the souks (market) and a carpet co-operative. Stop at the Gate of Bab Boujloud, the ancient ramparts and the front entrance to the Royal Palace.
Depart from the hotel at 07:00 a.m. / return to the hotel at 08:00 pm
Marrakech is one of Morocco’s most important cultural centres. It was founded in 1062 AD by a Almoravide sultan. The city would remain the capital empire until its collapse in 1269. For the following 300 years the focus of Moroccan brilliance passed to Fez, but the Saadiens made Marrakech the capital again in the 16th Century.
Visit the beautiful Menara Gardens, the Old Medina, and a close view of the famous Koutoubia Minaret. The Bahia Palace with its lush Moorish-style Gardens dates from the reign of Moulay al-Hassan, when it was built as the residence of the grand vizier, Sidi Ahmed Ben MCanada. The nearby Palais Dar Si Said is the Museum of Moroccan Arts. Adjacent to the Kasbah Mosque are the Saadien Tombs. After lunch visit the famous Djemaa El Fna Square and the souks located in the Old City. Other than the souks, this is where everything happens and it is at its liveliest in the late afternoon. Rows of open-air food stalls are set up and mouth-watering aromas fill the air. Jugglers, storytellers, snake charmers, magicians, acrobats and benign lunatics take over the rest of the space! The souks of Marrakech are some of the best in Morocco, producing a wide variety of high-quality crafts. It is hard, but not impossible, to get into the souks without a guide. Lunch in the Medina at typical Moroccan Restaurant is included.
Between Casablanca and Rabat runs a long ribbon of white, soft sand. There are a number of affluent seaside resorts en route. Imagine a white city rising up majestically at the estuary of a river, a city whose history goes back to Antiquity, whose beauties have been enhanced over the centuries, a city chosen to be the capital of the Almohad Empire in the 12th Century.
Then of present-day Morocco; that city is Rabat, the Royal City. Rabat is the setting for the Royal Palace of his Majesty Mohamed VI. It is the seat of the government, and of the ministries. Rabat boasts the biggest university in the country and the city abounds in shops, bookstores, cinemas and theatres. Rabat is endowed with long beaches of golden sand, the noble Mamora cork oak forest and the Royal Golf Dar-Es-Salam, one of the most beautiful courses in the world.
We will see the Hassan Tower, the Mohamed V Mausoleum and the Casbah of Oudayas.
Lunch is included
Depart from the hotel at 09:00 a.m. / return to the hotel at 12:00 noon
Casablanca is propelling Morocco towards the future with energy, determination and an infectious optimism. Architects began designing this model city in 1912, bringing a visionary charm to this modern metropolis and organising its phenomenal development, so that today it is the largest major city in Northern Africa and stunning for its architectural beauty. It is therefore not surprising that Casablanca was chosen to be the site of the monument designed to mark the end of the century and an entire nation’s dream — the Hassan II Mosque.
This is where the international business dealing takes place, where luxury goods and services flourish, high-tech industries are concentrated, and top quality hotels host world-class conventions and congress, all making Casablanca the shining light of modern Morocco. Since Casablanca has no natural harbour, the fantastic 3180 metre long Moulay Youssef Jetty was constructed to create Morocco’s premier port and the fourth in Africa.
Our half day sightseeing tour of Casablanca will include the Habous Quarters, the Royal Palace Gate, the United Nations Square, the Corniche and Hassan II Mosque.
Adventure of a lifetime Morocco is alive with culture and adventure. The majestic Atlas Mountains invites you to hike and meet nomadic Be
Your tour usually starts at the 12th century Koutoubia Mosque. This mosque’s beautiful minaret dominates the skyline of Marrakech and can be seen from almost every approach to the city thanks to a long-standing planning ordinance that forbids any other building in the old city to rise above the height of a palm tree.
These tombs bear witness to the power and grandeur of the Saadian dynasty. They are a popular tourist destination, offering visitors a glimpse into the past and the opportunity to explore the complex architecture and design of the site.
This stunning example of Moroccan architecture and culture, built in the 16th century, is a testament to the grandeur of the Saadian Dynasty and the beauty of Moroccan art and design.
This 19th-century palace is elaborate in its decoration and was built over a period of seven years for Ba Ahmed, the son of the Grand Vizier Si Moussa.
Discover the magic of the Medina with its colorful Souks and roam its labyrinth of narrow streets. Explore Djama El Fna Square, the beating heart of the city, to watch the entertainment of jugglers, storytellers, snake charmers, magicians, and acrobats.
We will have lunch today along the way at a small family-owned restaurant or at a Moroccan house and then walk to a small artisan’s workshops to participate with them in creating some traditional Moroccan products.
✔ Transportation by private minivan during the city tour
✔ English-speaking escort guide
✔ Lunch without drinks
✔ Entrance to monuments visited (Saadian Tombs, Badii, and Bahia Palace)
✖ Tips, gratuities
✖ All items not shown above
Friday 14th February 2025
Arrival in Marrakech
Transfer to Agafay Desert. Enjoy 2 nights stay in Agafay Desert
Private Romantic dinner for two.
Saturday 15th February 2025
Romantic day in Desert.
Couples massage
Romantic private picnic (secluded)
Private camel ride at sunset
Private Romantic dinner for two.
Sunday 16th February 2025
Transfer to Marrakech
Private historic guided tour of Marrakech and Majorelle Gardens
Private dinner for 2 in Marrakech
Monday 17th February 2025
Transfer to Airport
