8-Day Luxury Moroccan Sojourn

Start your morning with a traditional Moroccan breakfast at 09:00 before leaving Rabat behind and heading inland.

Volubilis

Your first stop is the ancient Roman city of Volubilis, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Once a thriving Roman outpost, it features impressive mosaics, triumphal arches, and crumbling columns that tell the story of Morocco’s Roman past. Walk through the ruins and take in panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.

Moulay Idriss

Just a short drive away lies Moulay Idriss, one of Morocco’s most sacred towns. Nestled in the hills, it's the final resting place of Moulay Idriss the first, the founder of the first Moroccan Islamic dynasty. Stroll through its quiet, whitewashed alleys and enjoy peaceful views from its scenic hilltop.

Fez

By late afternoon, arrive in Fez,late afternoon Morocco’s cultural and spiritual heart. Known for its ancient medina, Fez is a maze of narrow streets, historic mosques, and artisan workshops.
Check into a beautifully restored Riad overlooking the medina, where intricate tilework, carved wood, and traditional decor offer a true taste of Moroccan elegance.

• Dinner and overnight stay

Today is all about experiencing Fez at your own pace. Choose between two unforgettable cultural journeys—each offering a deep connection to the heritage and rhythms of this ancient city.

Option 1: Private Guided Tour of Fez el-Bali – Step Into Living History

Join a knowledgeable local guide for a private walking tour through Fez el-Bali, the oldest continuously inhabited medieval city in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Navigate its labyrinth of over 9,000 narrow alleyways, where donkeys still carry goods and time seems to have paused centuries ago.

Highlights of the day include:

Al-Qarawiyyin University – Founded in 859 AD, it is considered the oldest existing university in the world.

Madrasa Attarine – A stunning 14th-century theological school known for its intricate zellij tilework and cedar-wood carvings.

Chouara Tanneries – Watch traditional leather-making from above at one of the world’s oldest tanneries.

Royal Palace Gates – Admire the immense golden doors of the Dar al-Makhzen, the King’s residence in Fez.

Jewish Mellah – Explore the historic Jewish quarter with its synagogues, balconies, and stories of coexistence.

Fassi Pottery Atelier – Visit a traditional workshop where artisans handcraft Fez’s signature blue ceramics using age-old techniques.

• Dinner and overnight stay

Option 2: Wellness Experience – Traditional Moroccan Hammam

For a slower pace, begin your day with self-care and rejuvenation at a traditional Moroccan hammam. Let skilled attendants guide you through a centuries-old ritual of purification and relaxation:

Warm up in the steam room to open your pores.

Enjoy a black soap exfoliation with a kessa glove to cleanse and polish your skin.

Indulge in an Argan oil massage or ghassoul clay body wrap, leaving your skin soft and refreshed.

Sip mint tea in a peaceful lounge afterward, feeling fully restored.

This is the perfect way to unwind and embrace Moroccan wellness traditions.

• Dinner and overnight stay

From Mountain Vistas to the Red City

Begin your day with breakfast in Fez before setting off on a breathtaking journey through the Middle Atlas Mountains, a region known for its cedar forests, mountain lakes, and traditional Berber villages.

Ifrane – “The Switzerland of Morocco”

Your first stop is the charming town of Ifrane, a unique alpine-style retreat with European-inspired architecture, clean streets, and pine forests. Known for its cool climate and ski resorts, Ifrane offers a refreshing contrast to the more traditional Moroccan cities. Take a short walk through its parks or visit the famous stone lion statue, a favorite photo spot.

Beni Mellal – Gateway to the Atlas

Continue south to Beni Mellal, nestled at the foot of the Middle Atlas. This lesser-known town offers scenic landscapes of olive groves and rolling hills. Enjoy a relaxed lunch at a local restaurant, perhaps sampling regional specialties like tajine with prunes and almonds, before continuing your journey.

As you descend from the mountains, the scenery shifts dramatically—from cool highlands to arid plains—ushering you into the vibrant energy of Marrakech, the beating heart of Moroccan culture and color.

• Dinner at Restaurant and overnight

Uncover the Magic of the Red City

Today, dive into the heart of Marrakech with a private, guided tour that captures the rich history, architecture, and soul of Morocco’s most iconic city. Your local expert will guide you through palaces, museums, and vibrant squares while sharing stories that bring centuries of history to life.

Morning Highlights:

Bahia Palace – Step into this 19th-century masterpiece, a palace of “brilliance” built for the grand vizier. Wander through sunlit courtyards, ornate salons, and tranquil gardens filled with orange trees and fountains. Its intricate stucco, painted cedar ceilings, and zellij tilework reflect the finest of Moroccan craftsmanship.

Dar El Bacha – Museum of Confluences – Once the residence of the Pasha of Marrakech, this beautifully restored palace now houses a museum showcasing Morocco’s cultural diversity—Islamic art, Jewish artifacts, and global influences come together in a setting of architectural grandeur. Don’t miss the charming courtyard café, perfect for a quick coffee stop.

Jewish Mellah – Discover the historic Jewish quarter of Marrakech, home to synagogues, a restored cemetery, and vibrant markets. Learn about the long history of coexistence between Jewish and Muslim communities in Morocco.

Jemaa El-Fna Square – Enter the beating heart of Marrakech. By day, it’s a swirling scene of snake charmers, henna artists, and fresh juice stalls. By night, it transforms into a festival of street food, music, and storytelling—a living tradition recognized by UNESCO.

Koutoubia Mosque – Marvel at the iconic 12th-century mosque, known for its elegant minaret visible throughout the city. Though non-Muslims may not enter, its gardens and history remain a central part of the Marrakech skyline.

• Dinner and overnight stay

Berber Hospitality & Atlas Mountain Serenity

This morning, escape the buzz of Marrakech and head into the tranquil beauty of the Ourika Valley, nestled in the foothills of the High Atlas Mountains. Just an hour's drive from the city, this lush green valley offers a refreshing contrast—filled with terraced fields, flowing streams, red-earth hills, and traditional Berber villages clinging to the mountainsides.

Cultural Encounter: Berber Village Visit

Upon arrival, visit a traditional Berber home, where you'll be welcomed with the warm hospitality characteristic of Morocco’s indigenous mountain communities.

Learn about Berber daily life, customs, and family traditions passed down through generations.

Join your hosts for a tasting of homemade bread, hand-pressed local olive oil, and fresh mint tea served in the traditional Moroccan style.

Discover how local ingredients are used in cooking, healing, and spiritual practices—many Berber households still rely on natural methods for medicine and sustenance.

This experience offers a rare glimpse into Morocco’s rural heritage and a chance to connect with locals beyond the tourist path.

• Dinner and overnight stay

Where Tradition Meets Modern Elegance

After breakfast, bid farewell to Marrakech as you’re transferred by private car to Casablanca, Morocco’s bustling economic capital and a city that perfectly blends modern sophistication with old-world charm. Today is all about soaking up the highlights of this cosmopolitan city before your journey comes to a close.

Hassan II Mosque

Begin your day with a visit to the iconic Hassan II Mosque, one of the largest and most spectacular mosques in the world.

Built partly over the Atlantic Ocean, its towering 210-meter minaret is the tallest in Africa.

Marvel at the hand-carved marble, intricate mosaics, and soaring ceilings.

If timing allows, join a guided tour (non-Muslims welcome) to explore the interior, where 25,000 worshippers can gather under a retractable roof.

Mohammed V Square

Continue to Mohammed V Square, the civic and administrative heart of Casablanca.

Surrounded by grand French colonial buildings, including the Palace of Justice and Bank Al-Maghrib, it reflects Casablanca's early 20th-century modernist charm.

Stroll past fountains and gardens where locals gather, blending city life with architectural beauty.

Old Medina

Step into the Old Medina, a contrast to the city’s modern quarters.

Wander through narrow alleyways, spice stalls, and artisan workshops.

Discover hidden gems like tiny mosques, centuries-old walls, and authentic souks that preserve the soul of old Casablanca.

La Corniche

Next, head to La Corniche, Casablanca’s scenic seaside promenade.

Walk along the Atlantic coastline, lined with trendy cafés, seafood restaurants, and ocean-view terraces.

You may spot surfers catching waves or families enjoying the sea breeze—an ideal spot to relax and reflect.

Royal Palace of Casablanca

Drive by the Royal Palace, a grand complex surrounded by lush gardens and guarded entrances.
While it’s not open to the public, the palace’s gated architecture and majestic setting offer a photo-worthy stop and a glimpse of royal prestige.

Habous Quarter (New Medina)

Explore the Habous Quarter, also known as the New Medina, built by the French in the 1930s.

This charming district blends traditional Moroccan style with European town planning.

Browse artisan boutiques offering leather goods, spices, books, calligraphy, and more.

Visit a local patisserie for almond pastries or Moroccan cookies to take home.

Farewell Dinner: Elegance with a Vintage Touch

Conclude your Moroccan journey with a special farewell dinner at a refined Casablanca restaurant known for its upscale fusion of Moroccan and international cuisine.

The setting is steeped in vintage charm, with art deco interiors, ambient lighting, and attentive service.

Savor a multi-course meal that may include:

Sea bass with chermoula sauce,

Lamb medallions with saffron couscous,

Pastilla with seafood or pigeon,and decadent Moroccan desserts with orange blossom ice cream.

Toast your final night in Morocco with a glass of Moroccan wine or freshly brewed mint tea.

This elegant experience is a perfect send-off, celebrating the richness, flavor, and warmth of your journey.

After a final leisurely breakfast at your hotel, take some time to reflect on the incredible journey you've just experienced—one filled with unforgettable landscapes, timeless architecture, warm hospitality, and sensory delights.

Your private driver will meet you at your accommodation and transfer you comfortably to Mohammed V International Airport for your departure flight.

Along the way, take in a few last glimpses of Casablanca’s coastline, bustling boulevards, or the city’s modern skyline as you bid farewell to Morocco.