Days 1 to 2 - Casablanca, Rabat
After spending the first night in Casablanca we visit one of the city’s enormous mosques before driving to the fortified town of Rabat. Here you will visit the various places of interest which date back to Roman times.

Days 3 to 4 - Meknes
We travel to the ancient site of Volubillis and Moulay Idriss before arriving in Meknes. With over 20 gates and 40 palaces, the Moorish city of Meknes is a fascinating place to explore with its Medinas and vibrant markets.

Days 5 to 7 - Fes, Er Foud
From Meknes we continue to Fes, and here you are free to explore the many narrow alleyways of the old city. A guided walking tour of the Medina is also available. We travel across the Middle Atlas and on to the Meski Oasis, and from there to Er Foud on the edge of the Sahara Desert. We follow the Ziz River to Rissani where our visit coincides with the weekly market. On returning to Er Foud we meet our 4x4 vehicles which take us to the dunes of Merzouga. There is an optional camel ride here.

Days 8 to 9 - Todra Gorge
Heading for the mountains we follow an ancient route along the slopes of the Atlas Mountains and take a rough track which leads us to the Todra Gorge, sometimes described as Morocco’s Grand Canyon. We spend a day exploring the region on foot.

Day 10 - Valley of 1000 Kasbahs
Travelling westwards, we pass via the Dades Gorge and onto El Kelaa de M’Gouna. We drive through the Valley of 1000 Kasbahs to arrive at the oasis town of Ouarzazate.

Days 11 to 12 - Essaouira
After travelling via the Kasbah of Ait Benhaddou, you have two days to relax on the Atlantic coast at Essaouira. The area is know for its colourful markets and there is time for an optional horse / camel ride along the beach.

Days 13 to 15 - Marrakech
We make our way to bustling Marrakech. The days are at leisure to visit the many colourful souks and the renowned Djemma el Fna Square, the main market where Arabs and Berbers come to sell their wares, gossip and drink mint tea. Arrangements end after breakfast on Day 15.