Desert Tracks & Moroccan Adventure
Discover Morocco
Morocco
March 9 - 17, 2027
CHF 1'900.00
SAFE TRAVEL
GUARENTEE
Activities
Itinerary
Tour Length : 9 Days / 8 Nights
Start Tour : MARCH 9 - 17, 2027
We offer 10% on Cash, 4-Month or 6-Month Payment Scheme
(Monthly Scheme apply at least 5 months before tour)
RATE PER ADULT
WITHOUT FLIGHTS
CHF 1'900.00 approx. PHP 142'500.00
WITH FLIGHTS
CHF 3'100.00 approx. PHP 232'500.00
CHILDREN 2-12 YEARS OLD
80% of the adult Rate
CHILDREN BELOW 2 YEARS OLD
FREE
ADDITIONAL CHARGE
→ Airfare - CHF 1'200.00
Day 1 - Tuesday
Casablanca
Welcome to Casablanca! The start of your journey! Upon arrival, you’ll be transferred to your hotel and have time to relax or explore at your own pace. Later in the day, our tour representative will meet you to share important information about your journey.
Dinner Included
Day 2 - Wednesday
Casablanca · El Jadida · Safi
This morning, enjoy an included guided tour of Casablanca—Morocco’s largest city and its economic hub. We’ll walk along the city’s wide boulevards, stop at Mohamed V Square with its fountain, palm trees, and Moorish-style buildings, and pass through the Arab League Park. We’ll also explore the small medina. The visit includes to the impressive Hassan II Mosque, dramatically set by the ocean and notable for its towering minaret, whose lights point toward Mecca. After the tour, you’ll have free time for lunch in the seaside district of La Corniche.
In the afternoon, we travel to El Jadida to discover the fortified citadel of Mazagan (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), built by the Portuguese in the early 16th century. We’ll stroll through atmospheric streets still marked by Portuguese influence, including the Manueline-style Church of the Assumption, and we’ll also include a visit to the historic 16th-century cistern.
Later, we continue on to Safi, arriving in the late afternoon.
Breakfast & Dinner Included
Day 3 - Thursday
Safi · Essaouira · Agadir
Together with our guide, we’ll discover Safi, a city famous for its vibrant, high-quality ceramics. We’ll stop to photograph the Castle of the Sea and its impressive defensive walls, stroll through the medina, and visit the Hill of the Potters, lined with workshops and small shops.
We then continue to Essaouira, whose sea-facing, walled medina is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Known for its artistic spirit, this beautifully preserved town is a favorite with painters and creatives. You’ll have free time for lunch and to explore at your own pace—wander the narrow lanes, admire the whitewashed buildings, and take in the rugged ramparts facing the Atlantic.
After lunch, we follow the coastline south, enjoying dramatic ocean views. We’ll pause briefly in Taghazout, a charming fishing village that’s also well loved by surfers, before continuing on to Agadir, arriving in the evening.
Breakfast & Dinner Included
Day 4 - Friday
Agadir · Marrakech
The morning is free to enjoy Morocco’s best-known beach resort. Relax on the long sandy shoreline, walk along the promenade, or browse the city’s shopping areas.
After lunch, we set off for Marrakech, travelling on a scenic route through the Atlas Mountains. Once settled at the hotel, you’ll have the chance to enjoy a traditional kalesa (horse-drawn carriage) ride to Jemaa el-Fnaa, the city’s famous main square, celebrated for its lively, ever-changing atmosphere.
Breakfast & Dinner Included
Day 5 - Saturday
Marrakech
Today we discover one of the world’s most captivating cities—Marrakech, the place that gave Morocco its name. Our guided tour takes us alongside the city’s ramparts and through its most iconic areas, including the lively Jemaa el-Fnaa, the medina, the Koutoubia Mosque, and the splendid Bahia Palace.
After the visit, you’ll have free time for lunch and time to unwind at the hotel—perhaps by the pool or in the gardens—or browse the souks for local crafts and treasures. In the evening, you may choose to join the Fantasy Party, an optional experience offered.
Breakfast & Lunch Included
Day 6 - Sunday
Marrakech · Ouzoud Falls · Fez
Today is an early start and a full day on the road. We travel to the Ouzoud Falls, one of Morocco’s most peaceful natural settings and home to North Africa’s highest waterfalls. Set in the Middle Atlas and surrounded by dramatic gorges, the falls are a spectacular sight.
A short boat ride is included, along with lunch at a restaurant with panoramic views over the cascades. Keep an eye out for the local macaques that roam the area.
Afterwards, we continue toward the southern Atlas region and onward to Fez. Before reaching the hotel, we’ll stop at the Marinid Tombs viewpoint to admire the city from above (depending on the light, this may be scheduled for the following day).
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Included
Day 7 - Monday
Fez · Volubilis · Moulay Idriss · Meknes
This morning, a guided tour introduces you to Fez. We’ll enter by the Bronze Gates of the Royal Palace, visit the Jewish quarter, and explore the lively souks and the tannery area.
Often considered Morocco’s cultural capital, Fez is also known for housing one of the world’s oldest universities. Its vast medina is famous for preserving a traditional Arab-Islamic atmosphere like few other places. We’ll finish the visit with lunch in a historic palace within the medina.
After lunch, to the archaeological site of Volubilis, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Established in the 3rd century BC, it later became the capital of Mauretania Tingitana and a key Roman outpost, leaving behind impressive ruins and monuments.
Next, we visit Moulay Idriss, one of Morocco’s most important pilgrimage towns, home to the tomb of the founder of the country’s first royal dynasty and a descendant of the Prophet Muhammad. Historically, the town was closed to non-Muslims until 1912, and overnight stays by non-Muslims were not permitted until 2005.
We then continue to Meknes.
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Included
Day 8 - Tuesday
Meknes · Rabat · Casablanca
This morning, we explore Meknes, a fascinating city and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Founded in the 11th century by the Almoravids as a military outpost, it became the kingdom’s capital under Sultan Moulay Ismaíl (1672–1727), founder of the Alaouite dynasty.
Moulay Ismaíl transformed Meknes into a grand city with Spanish-Moorish architecture, fortified with high walls and monumental gates. Highlights include the impressive Bab el-Mansur, the bustling El Hedim Square (often compared to Marrakech’s Jemaa el-Fnaa), and the Mausoleum of Moulay Ismaíl, which we’ll visit.
Afterwards, there will be some free time before we continue by coach, stopping for lunch along the way. We’ll then arrive in Rabat, Morocco’s capital, for a city tour. You’ll see the Oudaia Fortress, the Hassan Tower and the Mausoleum of King Mohamed V, the Andalusian Walls, the outer grounds of the Royal Palace, and the city’s modern diplomatic districts. Following the tour, enjoy some free time before continuing to Casablanca, arriving at the end of the day.
Breakfast & Dinner Included
Day 9 - Wednesday
Casablanca
After breakfast, our journey concludes, leaving you with unforgettable memories of Morocco.
Breakfast Included