Getaway to northern Morocco

Welcome by your tour guide
Transfer from Mohammed V International Airport in Casablanca to Rabat
Check-in
Dinner and overnight stay at your hotel

Breakfast at the hotel
Departure with your guide for a visit of the capital of Morocco, Rabat:

Visit of the Hassan Tower, which is the minaret of an unfinished mosque. Construction of this architectural treasure began in 1195, under the reign of the Almohad leader Yacoub El Mansour. The tower was intended to be the tallest minaret in the world, along with the adjacent mosque. However, after the death of Yacoub El Mansour, construction work was halted and the site remained unfinished.

Then, the Mohammed V Mausoleum is a more recent historic building. It houses the tomb of the King of Morocco, Mohammed V, and his two sons, King Hassan II and Prince Moulay Abdallah. The building is considered a masterpiece of modern architecture of the Alaouite dynasty.

Head towards the Kasbah of the Oudayas, located at the mouth of the BouRegreg River. It was built in the 12th century by the Almohads. Originally, this Kasbah was intended for the military defense of the settlement. Later, the Kasbah gave its name to the entire city that surrounded it. The Kasbah of the
Oudayas is a town with narrow, winding streets and houses nestled inside the protective ramparts, except for the larger city of Rabat. In 2012, it was classified by UNESCO as a World Heritage site, along with other sites in the city.

You will have the opportunity to stop at one of the traditional ovens of the medina to witness the baking of Moroccan bread
Lunch at leisure during the day

Then visit the Consuls Street, the street where ambassadors and other representatives of foreign governments were required to live until 1912.
Walk through the old medina, surrounded by several ramparts and accessible through a massive gate. You will find countless craft shops, as well as even more unique souvenirs.

Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel

Breakfast at the hotel
Departure for Tangier via Asilah, one of the best-preserved old towns in Morocco.
You will explore the beauty of the city’s ancient architecture and its ramparts, built by the Portuguese in the 15th and 16th centuries.

Lunch at leisure during the day

Arrival in Tangier and check-in at your hotel
Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel

• Breakfast at the hotelDeparture with your guide for a full day of sightseeing in Tangier:Enter through the magnificent Bab Haha gate and stroll through the paved residential and commercial alleys within the ramparts of the Kasbah.Visit of the impressive Sultan’s Palace, a historic building and museum. It was the residence of the Sultans of Morocco during their stays in the city. The building was constructed during the reign of Sultan Moulay Ismail in the 17th century on the ruins of the English “Upper Castle”. The former apartments of the Sultan are now used by the Museum of Moroccan Arts, where artworks from all over Morocco are displayed, including firearms decorated with carpets, silks from Fez, and manuscripts…Visit of Saint Andrew’s Church, one of the most fascinating sites in Tangier. Completed in 1905 as a gift from King Hassan I of Morocco, this popular tourist site is a fusion of different architectures and styles, reflecting Morocco’s multicultural population.
  The church is a focal point for Christians in Tangier.

  Visit of the American Legation Museum, the oldest American diplomatic building on Moroccan soil, where ancient maps, paintings by contemporary artists, and copies of famous artworks are exhibited. It is the only monument belonging to the United States outside its national territory (excluding embassies). This legation was transformed into a museum in 1956.

  Lunch at leisure during the day

  Continuation to the visit of Cap Spartel, which rises to 315 meters above sea level; it is considered the southern entrance to the Strait of Gibraltar. Cap Spartel marks the passage from the Atlantic Ocean to the Mediterranean Sea. The view is breathtaking, and the presence of a lighthouse—nearly a century and a half old, at 110 meters above sea level.

  Visit of the Caves of Hercules, a symbol of Tangier, with their sea-facing opening shaped like the map of Africa. The name, like the legendary founding of Tangier by Hercules, is purely fanciful, but the caves, located 16 km from the city and overlooking the Atlantic beach, make for an interesting excursion.

  Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel

• Breakfast at the hotelDeparture for Chefchaouen, beautifully perched beneath the first peaks of the Rif Mountains. It is one of the most beautiful villages in Morocco. The small town is known for its charming blue-and-whitewashed houses.Departure with your guide for a half-day city tour, starting with the park at Place Mohammed V, which offers a magnificent view of the Rif Mountains.Then head to the central square of Outa el Hammam, where the Kasbah is located, with its red walls, fortress, and 15th-century keep featuring ethnographic and artistic exhibitions.
  The octagonal minaret of the Grand Mosque stands nearby.Lunch at leisure during the dayCheck-in at Auberge Dardara

  Dinner and overnight stay at the lodge

• Breakfast at the lodgeDeparture for Tétouan for a visit of its old town and medina, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
  Accompanied by your guide, visit the souk, the Jewish quarter, and the Spanish quarter. Discover the famous monuments of Plaza Primo de Rivera and Plaza de España.Lunch at leisure during the dayReturn to Tangier in the late afternoon
  Check-in at your hotelDinner and overnight stay at the hotel

Breakfast at the hotel
Transfer to Mohammed V International Airport in Casablanca