Morocco | Fez to Marrakech
Trip Length: 11 days/10 nights
Price: $5,498 ($1,580 single supplement)
Dates:
Apr 20 2012 - Apr 30 2012
Apr 30 2012 - May 10 2012
Sep 17 2012 - Sep 27 2012
Oct 15 2012 - Oct 25 2012
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Morocco | Fez to Marrakech Itinerary
(Host City: Casablanca (CAS)/Marrakech, Morocco (RAK))Day 1: Casablanca/Fez
Day 2: Fez
Day 3: Fez/Meknes/Volubulis
Day 4: Sahara Desert/Fez/Ifrane/Midelt/Erfoud/Merzouga
Day 5: Erfoud/Rissani/Tinghir/Boulmane des Daddes
Day 6: Boulmane/Dades Gorges/Kelate Megouna/Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou
Day 7: Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou/Ourika Valley/Ouirgane Valley
Day 8: Ouirgane Valley
Day 9: Ouirgane Valley/Marrakech
Day 10: Marrakech
Day 11: Marrakech (departure)
"We had a wonderful time. What a stress-free way to travel. Thank you!"Mary Anne McGrath - Oakville, ON
Morocco Adventures
Kasbahs, camels and souks
From the imperial cities of Fez and Meknes to the desert sands of the Sahara, soak up Morocco’s finest souks and Kasbahs, local Berber culture and spectacular High Atlas scenery on foot, camel, bike and four-wheel on this ten-day North African adventure.
- Wander a maze of narrow alleys and bustling souks on a walking tour of the 2,000-year old medina of Fez
- Try your hand at local Moroccan fare at a cooking class in Marrakech
- Bike the sheer-walled canyons of Dades gorge and lunch in the traditional Berber town of Ai Ben Haddou overlooking the set of Lawrence of Arabia
- Ride camels along an ancient caravan trading route through the Saharan desert
- Travel the rugged Road of a Thousand Kasbahs
- Trek along the Ourika River to a cascading waterfall in Ourika Valley
- Listen to the intoxicating beat of Berber drums during a traditional pouring of mint tea, and delight in a Moroccan feast of harira (lentil and tomato) soup, a savory tagine (stew with meat and vegetables) and couscous
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Distinctive Accommodations:
11 days/10 nightsNights 1-3: Riad Fez
Located in the heart of the ancient city of Fez, Riad Fès boasts spectacular views of the Medina and the Atlas Mountains. Travel back in time and enjoy the splendor and authenticity of the lifestyle of Fassi nobility in a serene atmosphere with decor reminiscent of Arabian Nights.
Night 4: Sahara Desert Tent Camp
Your Moroccan adventure isn’t complete without an overnight in a traditional Bedouin Tent. Experience a sense of timelessness as you enjoy a traditional meal and a restful night’s sleep in the silent Saharan Desert, unchanged since the days of the spice, gold and indigo caravans.
Night 5: Kasbah Xaluka Dades
Surrounded by majestic mountains at the very spine of the Atlas range, the Kasbah Xaluca Dades offers panoramic views of the Dades Valley, sprinkled with friendly Berber villages and snowy peaks. Rooms are exquisitely decorated with materials from different African countries.
Night 6: Ighnda Palace
Known for its warm Moroccan hospitality and beautiful pool, the luxurious Ighnda Palace is at once traditional and hip – the perfect place to unwind after an active day, soaking up the views of the surrounding Atlas mountains.
Nights 7-8: Hotel La Rosarie
The Domaine de La Roseraie is a tranquil oasis set the heart of Berber country among the foothills of the Atlas Mountains. Enjoy the peace and quiet and the ubiquitous fragrance of the surrounding wildflowers and rose bushes.
Nights 9-10: Riad Kniza
Originally built in the 18th century, Riad Kniza was restored using traditional materials to recreate an authentic Moroccan experience. An attentive staff spares no effort to make you feel at home and ensure that your stay is unforgettable.
A few more reasons why you've gotta go…
- Explore the ancient city of Fez. One of the holiest cities in the Islamic world, Fez is full of amazing markets, rich history, and unique culture
- Witness one of the Sahara Desert’s breathtaking sunsets as you ride a camel to your desert camp
- Visit a World Heritage Site that has been featured in over 20 major films, including Gladiator
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