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Morocco, a land of contrasts. Vibrant, seductive
and exciting, a place where shadows merge with
sunlight, where sky and sea meet at the horizon.
A land bursting with the colours of life where
festivals happen all year round. Morocco, a
place where magical colours blend in an
irresistible pageant of light and shade.
Discover this beautiful country! |
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Adventurous Morocco - 15 days |
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Come with us on an absolutely unforgettable
adventure across Morocco. |
Detailed Itinerary [brief itinerary...]

Come with us on
an absolutely unforgettable adventure across
Morocco. You’ll visit age-old imperial cities
which evoke the romantic atmosphere of the book
‘One Thousand and One Nights’ and, stepping back
a millennium or so, you’ll imagine yourself to
be Queen Scheherazade or King Shahryar. You’ll
mount up to join a camel safari through the
magnificent sand dunes of the Sahara. And, when
you finally chill out on the Atlantic coast,
you’ll well and truly deserve it!
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Day
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Arrival in Casablanca, transfer
to the hotel in Rabat.
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Day
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After a city tour of Rabat we
will transfer to Meknes.
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From Meknes we’ll head to the
striking medieval city of Fes.
En route we’ll have the
opportunity to visit the ruins
of Volubilis, a once-great Roman
city.
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Day
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Fes itself is a city that never
fails to impress; strolling
through the narrow and winding
lanes of the old medina with its
markets and tanneries, you’ll
feel like you’ve stepped back in
time.
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Day
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On day 5 we’ll travel through
the Middle Atlas Mountains where
the cedar forests are home to
native Barbary apes. We’ll
follow the Ziz Gorge, a winding
river valley with stunning rock
formations, before reaching Erg
Chebbi. The latter is an
imposing expanse of huge
sand-dunes on the edge of the
Sahara, where we’ll have the
opportunity to take a camel
caravan out into the dunes for
an overnight camp in traditional
nomad tents. We will spend 2
nights here.
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Day 8 will take us via Morocco’s
deepest canyon, the Todra Gorge,
to the magnificent Dades Gorge
where the delightful scenery
features palms, limestone
castles and almost-Biblical
shepherds guarding their flocks.
This is a wonderful location for
walking tours, not least because
the locals are extremely
friendly and always willing to
chat. We will spend 2 nights
here.
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Day
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On day 8 we’ll follow the kasbah
route to one of the most famous
kasbah villages, Ait BenHaddou.
This World Heritage site, with
its maze-like alleyways and
unexpected cul de sacs, has
provided sets for epic films
such as ‘Lawrence of Arabia’ and
‘Gladiator’.
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Day
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On day 10 we’ll travel through
splendid volcanic scenery to
Taroudant, a charming walled
city with what will seem like an
anachronous medieval-like
street-life. On the following
day you will be able to explore
Taroudant’s small alleys, buy
some unusual ethnic souvenirs,
and visit a tea-house.
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On day 11 we’ll drive through
the lush green argana forests
towards Essaouira, a friendly
coastal town on the Atlantic
Ocean. There you’ll be able to
simply loll on a terrace, or if
you’re feeling energetic, either
explore the ancient alleys or go
for a long walk on the beach. In
the morning you will be able to
watch the fishing boats unload
their catch of sardines at the
port. Then, in the evening, we
recommend that you treat
yourself to freshly-caught fish
where it is served in any of the
quaint little harbour
restaurants. We will spend 2
nights here.
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On day 13 we head to Marrakech,
where we’ll spend two nights.
The city’s dazzling centre, the
Djemaa el Fna square, is an
enthralling and exotic Eastern
experience populated by
snake-charmers, acrobats and
storytellers. You’ll be able to
have a meal at one of the small
food stalls that appear only at
night to serve up delicious
kebabs, seafood, soup and salads.
You’ll explore the medieval
medina and markets heaving with
a colourful mixture of bright
carpets, piled fruit and dyed
skeins of wool. Behind small
gates you will discover
handsomely-wrought sultan’s
tombs, ancient palaces and
Koranic schools. The numerous
terraces are great for
people-watching and, in the
evening, a refreshing visit to a
steamy hammam (a Turkish bath)
is recommended.
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Day
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Departure from Marrakech. |
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Itinerary notes |
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On occasion local weather
conditions may require the
desert route to be altered to
ensure your safety.
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Is this itinerary not
exactly what you had in
mind? Please contact us,
all itineraries can be
changed according to
your wishes. |
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