Upon your arrival at airport or ferry terminal, a meet and greet will be arranged. Following this, you will have the remainder of the day to discover Tangiers city, renowned as 'the gateway to Africa' and hailed as a haven for distinguished writers and painters since the 19th century.

Situated to the east of Cap Spartel, a location where the Mediterranean converges with the Atlantic Ocean, Tangiers boasts a multitude of captivating attractions. While a guided tour is available as an option, the city offers a plethora of must-visit sites such as the ancient medina, bustling souks, the Tangiers kasbah and museum, the American Legation library and exhibition, numerous bookstores, contemporary art galleries, and charming cafés scattered around the main squares of the Grand Socco and the Petit Socco.

Let's not overlook the vibrant fishing port, serving as a starting point for a leisurely stroll along the beachfront boardwalk adorned with cafes, clubs, and ice-cream parlors. Depending on your arrival schedule, a trip to the picturesque beach at Cap Spartel and exploration of the Hercules Caves can also be arranged before heading back to your accommodation for the night.

Heading eastward from Tangier, the journey takes you to the Hispano-Moorish medina of Tetouan. A stop in the Ensanche area offers you the opportunity to enjoy a delightful lunch amidst the captivating Andalucian architecture and impeccably restored white buildings. The Tetouan Museum of Archaeology, located at the boundary between the medina and the modern town, showcases ancient artifacts from the Phoenician and Roman settlements of Tamuda and Volubilis. Continuing the expedition, the route cuts through the lush landscapes of the Rif Mountains, leading southwards towards the charming 'blue' medina of Chefchaouen. As night falls, you have the freedom to wander through the quaint medina and savor authentic Rif delicacies in a local restaurant.

Feel free to discover the picturesque medina painted in blue and white hues, nestled in the Rif Mountains, with the day at your leisure. Known for resembling a pair of goats' horns atop neighboring hilltops. If needed, a local guide can accompany you through the easily navigable streets, taking you to key attractions such as the medina's winding alleys, the 18th-century kasbah and museum, the 15th-century Grand Mosque, and the lively Plaza Uta el-Hammam. Alternatively, in the afternoon, a 30-minute drive north leads to Akchour, where a 2-3 hour hike unveils natural wonders like God's Bridge rock formations and the Akchour waterfalls. For a more relaxed pace, immerse yourself in the medina's charm, indulging in shopping for local handicrafts unique to the Chefchaouen region.

You head south from Chefchaouen on your day's itinerary, crossing the Ketama region. As you traverse stunning landscapes and lush forests, there are ample chances to pause for picturesque snapshots. A stop for lunch along the way precedes your arrival in Fez, the spiritual heart of Morocco, by early evening.

Explore the enchanting Fes El Bali, the old medina of Fez, on a captivating full-day private walking tour led by a knowledgeable English-speaking guide. Immerse yourself in the vibrant tapestry of souks and attractions, delving into renowned spots like the pottery souks, music instrument artisans, metal workshops, carpet markets, and the Chaouwara tanneries. With ancient cobblestone alleys winding past bustling markets, mosques, Islamic schools, traditional houses, and secluded fountains, the medina is a treasure trove of history and culture. Must-visit landmarks include the revered Moulay Idriss Zaouia, the ornate Bab Bou Jeloud gate, the historic Al-Kairaouine Mosque and University, the Al-Attarine Madrasa, the Nejjarine fountain, the royal King’s Palace, the Dar Batha Museum, the Nejjarine Museum of Arts & Crafts, and the Jewish quarter known as the mellah. Let your guide curate an unforgettable itinerary packed with delightful discoveries throughout your day in Fez.

Departing from Fes in the morning, a one-hour drive takes you to Volubilis, a Roman ruined city that stands as Morocco’s most significant archaeological site and is a designated UNESCO World Heritage site. Delve into a guided walking tour exploring the remarkably preserved mosaic floors, each whispering tales of the past centuries and the historical importance of this city where Romans made their mark in Africa before being thwarted by the indigenous Berber tribes. Following this, your journey leads to Meknes, the Imperial city nestled amidst the lush plains of the Middle Atlas Mountains, renowned for its wine-producing regions. Immerse yourself in the allure of Moorish palaces, mosques, ramparts, and exquisite Moorish architecture that adorn this city, once serving as the capital in the 17th century. Highlights include the grand Bab el Mansour gate, the Medersa Bou Inania Koranic School, the vibrant Place El Hadim square, the majestic Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail, and the bustling covered markets. Enjoy a delightful lunch in Meknes, accompanied by a brief guided tour. Continuing the journey for approximately two hours by road leads you to Rabat, the capital of Morocco and the current residence of the King. Arrive in time for dinner and spend the night in the charming Kasbah Oudayas area of the Rabat medina.

Embark on a morning excursion in the charming city of Rabat alongside an expert English-speaking guide. Delve into the enchanting Kasbah Oudayas, situated on the outskirts of the medina, showcasing its Almohad dynasty origins. Explore the neighboring Andalucian Gardens with a blend of Hispano-Moorish influences and wander through the historic Chellah necropolis, transforming from a Roman garden and olive grove into a majestic royal burial ground intertwined with lush gardens and terraces now open to the public, offering a serene retreat. The tour unveils glimpses of the Royal Palace, the residence of King Mohammed VI, the iconic Hassan Tower - a monumental minaret initiated during the Almohad era to accompany the grand mosque which remains incomplete since the 12th century under the reign of Sultan Yacoub el Mansour. Adjoining the tower stands the Mohammed V Mausoleum on Yacoub al Mansour esplanade, the final resting place of Mohammed V and Hassan II from the Alouite dynasty. Journeying further, you will reach Casablanca, Morocco's bustling industrial hub. Explore the magnificent Hassan II Mosque, a towering architectural marvel overlooking the ocean and a unique glass floor offering a glimpse of the sea below. Conclude this leg of the journey and proceed southward to the vibrant Imperial city of Marrakech by road.

Upon completing our morning meal, we will embark on a guided exploration of Marrakech, a renowned hub for merchants and explorers throughout history. Our itinerary includes visits to the Bahia Palace and the Saadian tomb dating back to the 16th century. Following this, you'll have some leisure time to enjoy lunch, explore the Koutoubia Mosque with its prominent minaret in the heart of Marrakech, and stroll through the narrow lanes of the ancient medina. Our journey will then lead us to Djemaa el-Fna Square, where you can engage in bargaining with local vendors or relish a refreshing glass of freshly squeezed orange juice from one of the numerous rooftop cafes offering panoramic views of the bustling square. As dusk descends, Djemaa el Fna transforms into a vibrant hub teeming with food stalls. The night will be spent in Marrakech, soaking in the lively atmosphere of this enchanting city.

Feel free to spend your day in Marrakech discovering the bustling medina and attractions or opt for a leisurely horse-drawn carriage ride to the renowned Majorelle Gardens in the modern district. For additional experiences, consider participating in various activities like cooking classes, hot-air balloon rides, horseback riding, camel treks, quad biking, golfing, or indulging in hammam/spa therapies.

Transfer service to Marrakech Airport for your departure.