5 Days Private Luxury Tour From Casablanca Back to Casablanca
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Itinerary
Day 1: Casablanca « Arrival Morocco »
Upon arrival at Casablanca Airport, you will be met by one of our team. Then transferred to the Hotel in Casablanca.
After rest you will have a visit to Casablanca including the Hassan II Mosque, one of the rare mosques opened to non-Muslims.
Dinner & overnight at the Hotel.
After rest you will have a visit to Casablanca including the Hassan II Mosque, one of the rare mosques opened to non-Muslims.
Dinner & overnight at the Hotel.
Day 2: Casablanca - Rabat - Fez
Depart early after breakfast towards Fez where we will stop to visit Rabat the capital politics of Morocco, and also overlooking the sea, we will see the crenellated red ocher walls, more than 5 km long in total and built in the period of the ruling sultan Yacoub El-Mansour, which gave the city a very special character that distinguishes it from other Moroccan cities.
During your Rabat visit, you'll cross the medina and its souks, then we visit the Kasbah of the Udayas, erected by a tribe of warriors with an interesting history in the twelfth century.
Then we visit the Hassan tower, where 4 facades are decorated different from each other, three in shades of pink and one in gray due to the impact of the sea breeze on its walls. We also see the remains of the old mosque and the Mohamed 5 mausoleum next to the tower, a masterpiece of Moroccan traditional architecture, full of valuable materials from around the world and splendid decorations.
From there we will return to the new town to see the royal palace, a residence of the king during the merinide dynasty and the current king of Morocco.
We continue to Fez where Dinner & Overnight in the Hotel.
Day 3: Fez « Full Day Tour »
After Breakfast in the Hotel you’ll start exploring the cultural capital of Morocco where the day will start with an oriental tour in the car. The visits include Borj North & South where we see panoramic views of the whole Medina of Fez, the Royal Palace, the famed Jewish quarter of the medina, a ceramic factory, and Bab Boujloud.
We will start the guided walking tour through the narrow streets of the medina, one of the largest cities in the world where you will visit the Quaraouiyine Mosque founded in 859 by Fatima el Fihri, the Andalusian Mosque, the Nejjarine fountain, Medersas founded in the 13th century, Batha Palace now a museum of arts and traditions, Chouwara Tanneries, Souk Attarine.
Dinner with Show in nice Restaurant & overnight in the Hotel / Riad.
Day 4: Fez - Meknes - Casablanca
Depart early after breakfast towards Casablanca, we will pass through Moulay Driss where there's the mausoleum of Moulay Idris, the founder of Fez, one of the holiest cities in Morocco.
Then we visit the ancient Roman ruins of Volubilis and spend sometime exploring the 2000-year-old ruins and getting a picture of life during the Roman Empire.
Upon arrival in Meknes, one has a magnificent view of the Medina. The tour begins with a tour of the walls with monumental gates dating from the seventeenth century named Bab Berdieyinne and Bab el-Khemis. We continue exploring the city by the stables, attics, and stud.
Stop needed at the Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail, which was for a long time the only mosque that non-Muslims could visit in Morocco.
It then exits through the famous Bab El Mansour on the vast El Hedim square. On the other side of the square, you can find the Museum of Moroccan Art "Dar Jamai" offering a wide variety of handicrafts.
After lunch we continue to Casablanca. Overnight in the hotel.
Then we visit the ancient Roman ruins of Volubilis and spend sometime exploring the 2000-year-old ruins and getting a picture of life during the Roman Empire.
Upon arrival in Meknes, one has a magnificent view of the Medina. The tour begins with a tour of the walls with monumental gates dating from the seventeenth century named Bab Berdieyinne and Bab el-Khemis. We continue exploring the city by the stables, attics, and stud.
Stop needed at the Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail, which was for a long time the only mosque that non-Muslims could visit in Morocco.
It then exits through the famous Bab El Mansour on the vast El Hedim square. On the other side of the square, you can find the Museum of Moroccan Art "Dar Jamai" offering a wide variety of handicrafts.
After lunch we continue to Casablanca. Overnight in the hotel.
Day 5 : Casablanca
Breakfast and private transfer to the airport.
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