Our first means of transport is We arrange an airport/port or hotel pick-up in Casablanca for you. Casablanca is considered as the economical capital of Morocco also the biggest city of the country. Firstly, we go for a visit at the Hassan II mosque; this is one of the largest mosques in Morocco situated on the western part of the city. It is locate on the coastal zone of the Atlantic ocean at a hill. Free time for lunch. We then proceed for a city tour and also visit the Cornish of Casablanca about which you must have heard. Hence, staying in a hotel in order to have peaceful night’s sleep at the end of your journey.

The pick up will be in the morning after breakfast from Casablanca to the sight seeing of the old Volubilis Roman complex. This city is remarkably safeguarded, it is actually included in the list of sites that officially belong to the World Heritage under the aegis of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. There is artwork in mosaics randomly done at corners with historical columns and the doors of arches. Next, we stroll for one and half hours to get around the ruins, the we get into our vehicle and drive 30 kilometres to visit Meknes – the Ismailian capital and one of the imperial cities. I mentioned while we took time to visit, Bab Al-Mansour, Sahrij Souani basin, Royal stables, and the granary among others. The others are The former Ksar of Ait Atta, The old town of Tamegroute, And the Moulay Ismail Mausoleum. We then proceed to Fes. I got an opportunity to be hosted in a Riad though the stay was only for a day.

Imouzzer is the next place which is to the south and once we are done with the breakfast I take the car and we head to Imouzzer where Ifrane is located. This is famous for its low impact especially on weather such as snow and a certain type of architecture where homes are constructed in the alpine manner. However, it can be described with much propriety as being Morocco’s Switzerland. It then continues to cedars forest – that is where Barbary macaque is found. Feed them when they are around and moving from one point to the other in the forest picking fruits. In the afternoon, we proceed with Midelt and lunch is on self arrangement. We push on to Merzouga through the Tizi-n-Tilghmt pass where by we get to view the Ziz valley.

But of course only with a few pauses to take a breathtaking picture. We then take a short drive in the afternoon from Ouarzazate to the Saharan town of Merzouga this marks the start of the actual break. . Being the path on which you transform into camels, and cross the sandy desert. From the information above, at the end of the day, a particular individual will climb to the summit of a high dune in order to watch the sunset. Lastly, you go to camp. The actual shape of the structure, which is somewhere between tents from nomads’ like the Berber ones and comfortable hotels. One can spend hours listening to the Berber drums, dancing to the fire, and the heights of the stars of Sahara above. Picking lunch on the way, get to the camp early and start preparing for dinner and then spend the night in the camp.

One of the conditions for spotting the show of sunrise is waking up early in the morning. Free time for breakfast. You then continue by camels back to Merzouga and there is the driver waiting for you. We next move to Rissani town which used to be the capital of Tafilalet. Rissani, which even today is more or less a symbol of trading place in the region. Next, we head to the souk that is held in Rissani then drive to Erfoud where we make a stop at one of the factories that deal in fossilized marble.

We then move on to the Touroug and Tinjdad’s date plantations to the Todra Gorges. Todra river has carved out a very large red cliffs kind of gorge right through the mountains that it passes through. It should however be noted that these gorges are particularly suitable for rock climbing. One does not pay anything for a walk here; one is at liberty to walk in the gorges to feel the sights of the landscape. Take a lunch in a restaurant and have a rest. One then moves to the valley of Dades passing by Boumalne Dades. Then, a compulsory stop at the ‘monkey fingers’ rock and another at the look out of the valley of dades. Last, dinner at night time and spend the night at a hotel.

Last but not least, we continue our route and go to the town of Kalaa Magouna and The Rose Valley. There is May’s annual Rose Festival, during which the people show what they came up with regarding the roses to the people. We then get on a narrow tarmac road passing through the palm groves of Skoura to Ouarzazate. To the places which show the studios where famous movies were produced. In the morning we set off to visit the Kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou this being the famous one. Another type of the village with defensive wall was characterized as the world heritage site by UNESCO.

Furthermore, the Kasbah has appeared in many movies including : Every year gives magnificent movies like Gladiator, Alexander, The Mummy and the count continues to Mainstream Hollywood Action/Adventure. Such as; Television series like Game of Thrones. It is then on to Marrakech by road passing through the Tizi-N-Tichka pass and other high atlas mountains. This to mean that; Stoppages will be made in a bid to take lunch, and also to take photos at attractive sections. Finally, we go to Marrakech; we then transfer you to your flight or hotel as you desire whether it will be in the morning or evening. It is day 5 of the Morocco tour; the final day of the Morocco tour.