Private meet & greet at Casablanca Mohammed V Airport.

Short afternoon private tour: Hassan II Mosque exterior & private access if available, Corniche stroll, relaxed welcome dinner with seafood.

Ease into Morocco: light walking, spa option.

Note: Lunch and dinner are not included
Overnight stay at a luxury hotel.

Morning depart in private vehicle.

Private guided tour of Rabat: Kasbah of the Udayas, Hassan Tower, Chellah necropolis, royal palace views.

Note: Lunch and dinner are not included
Overnight stay at a luxury hotel.

Short stop for lunch.

Afternoon arrival in Chefchaouen. Free time explore the city.

Note: Dinner is not included
Overnight stay at a luxury hotel. ‍

Short transfer to Fès.

Afternoon private guided exploration: tanneries, medieval medina (Fes el-Bali), artisan workshops.

Note: Lunch and Dinner are not included
Overnight stay at a luxury riad. A Moroccan riad is a traditional multi-story house with an enclosed courtyard and garden at its center.

First half of the day: hands-on Moroccan cooking class in Palais Amani with a local chef (market visit to buy spices beforehand recommended). Deep dive into cultural context and dishes unique to Fès.

Afternoon - free time
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Note:  Dinner is not included
Overnight stay at a luxury riad.

Scenic drive through the Middle Atlas: cedar forests at Azrou, possible encounter with Barbary macaques; picnic or lunch in a mountain auberge.

Continue south through Ziz Valley (palm groves and dramatic canyon views). Arrive at the Merzouga dunes (Erg Chebbi).

Afternoon: relax at a luxury riad close to the dunes and enjoy the views and the swimming pool.

Note: Lunch is not included
Overnight stay at a luxury riad.
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After breakfast you will get to visit the village of Khamlia to watch a traditional musical performance offered by the slave descendants.

Serve a berbere pizza near the village of Khamlia.
Visit the nomad tents near the desert to learn about their ways of living.

Drive to Merzouga Camp. After your welcome drink you will embark on a real nomadic adventure. Nomads have used camels as a form of transport for centuries. Following in their footsteps into the Sahara Desert is a unique and unforgettable experience and the best way to learn about their culture and ways of living. You will meet your desert guide and start your 1 h. camel ride to watch the sunset. Drinking water will be provided. 

Return to your luxury campsite to enjoy a traditional dinner and some fire-side traditional singing with your Berber hosts.

Overnight stay at a luxury campsite.

Rissani
‍Drive via Rissani - Historic importance: Former capital of the Tafilalet region and cradle of the Alaouite dynasty (Morocco’s current ruling family).
Stroll through the Rissani traditional souk (especially lively on market days: Tue, Thu, Sun). Here you’ll see locals trading dates, spices, fabrics, and even donkeys!
Visit the Mausoleum of Moulay Ali Cherif (ancestor of the royal dynasty). Meet artisans who still craft in traditional ways, from leather to jewelry.

Erfoud
‍Known as the “Gate of the Desert” and famous for fossils and geology. You can stop at a fossil workshop to see how locals cut and polish marble filled with 350-million-year-old ammonites and trilobites, both cultural and scientific heritage.

Todra Gorge
‍Stop at Todra Gorge for walks among the towering canyon walls. Continue to the Dades Valley with panoramic viewpoints and sunset over the "monkey fingers" rock formations. Meet local Berber families who farm the palm groves at the base of the gorge. Walking through the oasis gardens gives you a glimpse of ancient irrigation methods (seguias).

Note: Lunch not included
Overnight in a converted kasbah / luxury boutique hotel.
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Morning
After breakfast, enjoy a guided walk (2–3 hours) through the valley’s lush oases, small Berber villages, and terraced gardens. This is a gentle, scenic walk suitable for all fitness levels, with opportunities to meet locals and see traditional life.

Afternoon
Return to your riad for lunch or relax.
Spend the rest of the afternoon at leisure — perhaps explore the nearby Dades Gorges or visit a local pottery cooperative in the nearby village.

Evening
Enjoy a candlelit dinner at your riad or a local gourmet restaurant overlooking the valley.

Note: Lunch and dinner are not included
Overnight in a converted kasbah / luxury boutique hotel.

After breakfast visit Skoura palm grove and Kasbah Amridil, classic oasis and historic kasbah experience, excellent for photography and exploring lesser-touristic kasbah life.
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Visit to Aït Benhaddou (iconic kasbah & UNESCO site; short drive from Ouarzazate).

Explore the ksar and rooftop views. Continue over the High Atlas via Tizi n’Tichka and historic Telouet Kasbah; 

Arrive to Marrakech foothills in the evening. Overnight in a boutique hotel near the medina or an Atlas-foothills retreat depending on preference.

Note: Lunch and dinner are not included
Overnight in a luxury riad.

The Medina (Old City) - The historic heart of Marrakech, a UNESCO World Heritage site, where narrow alleyways are lined with traditional houses, artisan workshops, and hidden riads. The Medina reflects centuries of Moroccan history, culture, and architecture.
The Souks (Markets) - A maze of vibrant stalls offering everything from spices and leather goods to carpets, lanterns, and jewelry. Each souk is traditionally organized by trade, making it the perfect place to experience Moroccan craftsmanship and lively bargaining culture.
Jemaa el-Fna Square - The beating heart of Marrakech, especially at night. By day, it’s filled with juice vendors and street performers; by evening, it transforms into an open-air stage of musicians, storytellers, acrobats, and food stalls, creating an unforgettable atmosphere.
‍The Koutoubia Mosque - The largest mosque in Marrakech, and a landmark of Almohad architecture. Its iconic 77-meter minaret dominates the city skyline and has inspired other famous towers like the Giralda in Seville.
‍El Badi Palace (ruins) — once Morocco’s most magnificent palace (16th c.), now evocative ruins with stork nests and panoramic terraces.
‍Saadian Tombs — ornate mausoleums rediscovered in 1917; superb examples of Saadian dynasty craftsmanship.
‍Visit Medersa Ben Youssef — a restored 14th-century Quranic school with exquisite tilework and carved cedar.

Note: Lunch and dinner are not included
Overnight stay in a luxury riad.

Morning personal artisan guide can curate stops to rug cooperatives, jewelery and textiles. This is both shopping and cultural immersion, since the souks still operate as they did centuries ago.

‍La Maison Arabe Cooking Workshop: One of the oldest, highly regarded cooking schools in Marrakech, with professional chefs and luxurious settings.
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Note: Dinner not included
Overnight in a luxury riad.

This exclusive day trip takes you from the tranquil mountain village of Imlil, nestled at the foot of Mount Toubkal. Enjoy breathtaking views, cultural encounters, and time to relax amid Morocco’s most scenic landscapes.

Your driver and guide pick you up from your hotel or riad. Enjoy a scenic 1.5–2 hour drive through the Tahanaout and Asni valleys, passing olive groves, fruit orchards, and small Berber villages along the way.

Meet your local mountain guide and begin a gentle guided walk (1.5–2 hours) through the surrounding villages and terraced fields. The pace is relaxed, with stops for photos and short chats with locals.
Enjoy a freshly prepared Berber lunch at a local guesthouse or eco-lodge terrace overlooking the valley — often featuring tagine, homemade bread, and mint tea.

Optional Activities / Leisure Time
After lunch, you can choose to:Continue a short walk to nearby waterfalls.Visit a local Argan oil cooperative run by Berber women. Relax on a terrace with mountain views and tea.

Note: dinner not included
Overnight in a converted kasbah / luxury boutique hotel.
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After breakfast at your riad, meet your private driver and set off toward the Ourika Valley, traveling through winding mountain roads with spectacular views of the High Atlas peaks and Berber hamlets.
Stop in Asni or Tahanaout - Pause at a local Berber market (if it’s market day). Arrive in the village of Setti Fatma, the heart of the valley, known for its riverside cafés and lush greenery.
Guided Walk to Waterfalls - Enjoy a gentle guided hike (1.5–2 hours) to visit the Ourika waterfalls, surrounded by terraced gardens and walnut trees. The walk offers time for photos, rest, and tea with locals along the way.
Lunch by the River - Relax over a traditional Moroccan lunch at a charming restaurant overlooking the river — often featuring freshly grilled fish, tagines, and salads served outdoors.

Leisure & Local Encounters - After lunch, take some free time. Simply relax by the water and enjoy the peaceful mountain air.
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Afternoon Return Drive to Imlil - Drive back through the scenic Atlas foothills with opportunities to stop for panoramic photos. Arrive at your riad for a relaxing evening.

Note: dinner not included
Overnight in a converted kasbah / luxury boutique hotel.

‍En route stop at an argan oil cooperative — meet Berber women producing argan oil using traditional methods (culinary and cosmetic). Insight into this heritage craft.

Late Morning - Wine Tasting at Domaine du Val d’Argan Boutique French-Moroccan vineyard founded by Charles Melia near Essaouira. Private tour of the estate and cellars, followed by a wine tasting with food pairings (rosé and reds are especially renowned).
Option: outdoor lunch in the vineyard’s garden restaurant.

Afternoon arrival in Essaouira - time to relax
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Evening: Gnawa Music & Dinner
‍Essaouira is the capital of music. Private or semi-private Gnawa music (a UNESCO-recognized heritage) or arabic style violin performance arranged in a cultural house or riad.
Or dinner in a fine-dining restaurant overlooking the sea, accompanied by live music.

Note: Dinner is not included
Overnight in a boutique luxury riad.

Morning visit of Essaouira:
Skala de la Ville (historic seafront ramparts with cannons and ocean views).
Jewish quarter (Mellah) — learn about Essaouira’s history as a melting pot of Jewish, Berber, and Portuguese cultures.
Visit artisan workshops for thuya wood carving, marquetry, and music instrument makers.

Free time for leisurely afternoon stroll through the UNESCO-listed medina.

As the sun begins to dip, the golden light turns the beach into pure magic, you have two unforgettable optional activities:
Option 1 – Sunset Horse Ride
Embark on a private guided horseback ride along Essaouira’s beach at sunset — a truly cinematic experience. Ride through dunes, along the surf, and past the ruins of the old fort as the sun sets over the Atlantic.
Option 2 – Sunset with Wine & Horses:
Prefer to relax? Settle into glass of Moroccan wine in hand, and simply watch the horses canter along the shoreline as the sky turns shades of gold and rose, a moment of pure tranquility and beauty. We can organise a private sunset setup by the beach, complete with a soft moroccan rug or chairs,  and a bottle of Moroccan wine, coffee or mint tea.

Note: Lunch and dinner are not included
Overnight in a boutique luxury riad.

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Scenic drive back, possible short stop at Chichaoua for a coffee break.

Arrive Marrakech in time for a relaxed lunch.

Free afternoon in Marrakech.

Note: Dinner and lunch are not included
Overnight in a luxury riad or a 5 star hotel.

Private transfer to Marrakech airport according to your flight schedule.

Thank you!