From Marrakech: Imperial Cities of Morocco 6-Day Tour

This 6-day tour from Marrakech promises an immersive exploration of Morocco’s rich history and stunning landscapes. Highlights include visits to the iconic Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, the UNESCO-listed medinas of Rabat and Fez, and an overnight stay in the captivating Merzouga Desert. Travelers will also traverse the breathtaking Dades and High Atlas Mountains on their way to the vibrant cultural hub of Marrakech. With a focus on the country’s diverse heritage and awe-inspiring vistas, this tour offers an unparalleled opportunity to discover the essence of Morocco. But the true allure lies in the stories waiting to be uncovered along the way.

Good To Know

• This 6-day tour from Marrakech covers the Imperial Cities of Morocco, including Casablanca, Rabat, Fez, and Marrakech.
• The tour includes guided visits to cultural and historical sites, such as the Hassan II Mosque, Fez’s old medina, and the Ait Ben Haddou fortified city.
• Participants will experience the contrasting landscapes of Morocco, from the Sahara Desert to the High Atlas Mountains.
• The tour provides a comprehensive understanding of Moroccan culture, architecture, and heritage, with the inclusion of local guides and private transportation.
• The tour is priced at CZK 23,427 per person, with a flexible pay-later option and a full refund available up to 24 hours in advance.

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Tour Overview and Pricing

This 6-day tour from Marrakech explores the Imperial Cities of Morocco, priced at Kč 23,427 per person.

Visitors can cancel their reservation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. The tour includes a flexible pay-later option, allowing travelers to book their spot without paying today.

Highlights include visits to the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, the ancient cities of Fez and Rabat, and the Saharan desert.

The package covers local guides, transportation, meals, and entrance fees.

Travelers can experience the tour in English, French, or Spanish, and the tour is wheelchair accessible for a personalized private group experience.

Itinerary Highlights

The 6-day tour kicks off with arrival in Casablanca, where travelers will visit the impressive Hassan II Mosque.

The next day, they’ll travel from Rabat to Fez, making a stop in Meknes along the way. In Fez, they’ll explore the city’s old medina and historic sights.

The journey then continues to the Merzouga Desert, where they’ll enjoy an overnight stay in desert tents.

The following day, they’ll pass through Erfoud and reach the Dades Mountains. Highlights on day 5 include the Todgha and Dades Gorges, as well as Mgouna Castle, before reaching Ouarzazate.

The final day involves crossing the High Atlas Mountains and visiting Ait Ben Haddou before arriving in Marrakech.

Inclusions

Included in the tour price are local English/French/Spanish speaking guides and drivers who’ll provide pickup and drop-off services.

Travelers will enjoy private, luxury air-conditioned transport throughout the tour. Water, accommodations in Riads/Hotels, breakfasts, dinners, lunches, tips, and entrance fees are all covered.

The tour emphasizes Morocco’s culture, colorful markets, and grand mosques. Guests can expect a comprehensive experience with a live tour guide available in multiple languages.

The tour is wheelchair accessible, making it suitable for a range of travelers. Guests are advised to bring recommended items such as a hat, camera, hiking shoes, and cash to make the most of their Imperial Cities of Morocco adventure.

Tour Experience

A live tour guide is available in Spanish, English, and French, ensuring a seamless and informative experience for guests.

The tour is wheelchair accessible, making it inclusive for all travelers. This private group experience allows for a more personalized and immersive exploration of Morocco’s vibrant culture, colorful markets, and grand mosques.

Emphasis is placed on showcasing the country’s rich heritage and architectural wonders, providing guests with a comprehensive understanding of the Imperial Cities.

Throughout the tour, the knowledgeable guides are available to address any questions or concerns, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable journey.

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Preparation and Important Information

To prepare for the tour, visitors are recommended to bring a hat, camera, hiking shoes, flip-flops, cash, a flashlight, and a hair tie. These items will ensure comfort and convenience during the various activities throughout the tour. Plus, it’s advisable to wear hiking pants that can withstand the varied terrain. A local guide will be available to provide all necessary information during the tour, addressing any questions or concerns that may arise.

Item	Reason
Hat	Protect from sun exposure
Camera	Capture memories of the trip
Hiking Shoes	Suitable for walking on uneven surfaces
Flip-Flops	Comfortable for in-between activities
Cash	For purchasing local goods and tipping
Flashlight	Useful during the desert overnight stay
Hair Tie	Keep hair manageable in the wind

Arrival and Casablanca

Travelers begin their 6-day Imperial Cities of Morocco tour with arrival at their destination. After clearing customs, they’ll head to Casablanca, the commercial heart of Morocco.

The first stop is the magnificent Hassan II Mosque, one of the largest mosques in the world. Travelers can:

• Marvel at the mosque’s intricate architectural details
• Admire the stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean
• Explore the mosque’s indoor halls and courtyards
• Gain insights into Islamic culture and history
• Capture breathtaking photos to commemorate the experience

From Casablanca, the journey continues to Rabat, the political capital, where travelers will spend the night before embarking on the next leg of their Imperial Cities adventure.

Exploring Fez and the Desert

On the second day, the tour departs from Rabat and travels to the medieval city of Fez, where travelers will spend two nights.

In Fez, they’ll explore the winding alleys of the old medina, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

After breakfast, the group journeys to the Merzouga Desert, where they’ll experience the tranquility of the dunes and spend the night in desert tents.

The next day, they’ll continue through Erfoud and the dramatic Dades Mountains, taking in the stunning landscapes along the way.

Traversing the Atlas Mountains

Following the journey through the Dades Mountains, the tour crosses the High Atlas Mountains, one of Morocco’s most impressive natural wonders.

This majestic mountain range, with peaks reaching over 13,000 feet, offers breathtaking vistas and a glimpse into the traditional Berber way of life.

Along the way, travelers will:

• Marvel at the stunning snow-capped peaks
• Traverse winding roads with dramatic switchbacks
• Stop to visit the iconic Ait Ben Haddou, a UNESCO-listed ancient fortified city
• Witness the transition from desert to lush, green landscapes
• Arrive in the vibrant city of Marrakech, the final destination of the tour.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Wifi Available Throughout the Tour?

Wifi availability is not explicitly mentioned in the tour overview. However, accommodations in Riads/Hotels typically provide wifi access, though coverage may vary during transportation and in remote desert areas.

Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks?

Participants generally can’t bring their own food and drinks on this tour. The tour includes meals, snacks, and water, so bringing additional items isn’t necessary. Participants should check with the tour operator if they have any special dietary needs.

Are There Any Fitness Requirements for the Activities?

The tour doesn’t have any strict fitness requirements, but participants should be able to walk moderate distances and handle some uneven terrain. The tour includes light hiking, so a moderate level of physical fitness is recommended.

What Is the Policy for Solo Travelers?

The tour accommodates solo travelers. There are no specific fitness requirements; however, participants should be able to walk moderate distances and navigate uneven terrain. Solo travelers receive the same inclusions as other group members at the same price.

How Much Spending Money Should I Bring for Souvenirs?

The amount of spending money for souvenirs can vary widely, but travelers generally recommend bringing around $100-$300 per person. This should cover any desired purchases at the vibrant markets and bazaars throughout the tour.

The Sum Up

The "From Marrakech: Imperial Cities of Morocco 6-Day Tour" promises an unforgettable exploration of Morocco’s captivating heritage. Travelers will enjoy the rich history and stunning landscapes, from the grand Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca to the captivating medinas of Rabat and Fez, and the breathtaking Merzouga Desert and Atlas Mountains. With thoughtfully curated inclusions, this tour offers an authentic and comprehensive journey through Morocco’s diverse cultural tapestry.

You can check availability for your dates here: