Day 1

• Departure: Meet the operator at . Enter your preferred location at checkout. The operator will make the final confirmation accordingly. You can choose to depart at the following times: 00:00. Make sure you take part at the time you selected at booking, Today, you will arrive in Marrakech, the "Red City" of Morocco. Your driver will pick you up at the airport according to your flight schedule. After picking you up, you will be transferred to your hotel to check in. After more than ten hours of flight, you can relax and rest at the hotel.
• [Attraction/experience] 4 hour(s), Self-guided, Jemaa el-Fnaa, Also known as Djemaa el-Fna, it is the only UNESCO World Heritage Site square in the world still in use, and it is said to have looked this way for a thousand years. Djemaa el-Fna seems to be in a state of extreme excitement 24 hours a day: during the day, monkey performances, snake dances, and various talent shows go on almost from morning to night, without stopping.
• [Attraction/experience] 15 min(s), Self-guided, Koutoubia Mosque, To the southwest of Djemaa el-Fna square stands the Koutoubia Mosque, Marrakech's most famous landmark. Hailed as one of the most beautiful mosques in North Africa and the second largest in Morocco, its 70-meter-high minaret stands tall, its brilliance visible from miles away, even at night.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Marrakech Horse-Drawn Carriage Tour, Experience the extraordinary charm of Marrakech with a horse-drawn carriage ride through the vibrant southern city.
• [Attraction/experience] 4 hour(s), Self-guided, Chez Ali - Fantasia Marrakech, Ali House is a restaurant that blends Berber traditional culture with performance. The restaurant features a castle landscape and adopts traditional Arabic architectural style. Stepping into it is like being in the fairy tale "One Thousand and One Nights." You can enjoy a traditional Moroccan-style dinner here, watch equestrian performances and Berber song and dance.
• [Accommodation] Hotel Meirem, Hotel, 4 stars (Premium), Private bathroom; or similar class accommodation

Day 2

• [Dining] Breakfast, Hotel Restaurant
• [Attraction/experience] 1 hour(s), Self-guided, Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou, Depart from Marrakech and traverse the High Atlas Mountains, ultimately arriving in Ouarzazate. En route, visit Ait-Ben-Haddou, the filming location for "Game of Thrones" and known as "the most beautiful village in Morocco."
• [Dining] 1 hour(s), Lunch, Restaurants Near Aït Benhaddou
• [Attraction/experience] 1 hour(s), Self-guided, Atlas Film Studios, The first film studio in North Africa, known as the "Hollywood of Africa." Numerous blockbusters such as "Cleopatra," "Gladiator," "Inception," "Sex and the City 2," and "Operation Red Sea" were filmed here. In addition to the film set tours, there are also activities such as Sahara folk performances.
• [Accommodation] Hôtel Club Hanane; or similar class accommodation
• [Dining] Dinner, Hotel Restaurant, Hotel dining (included)

Day 3

• [Dining] Breakfast, Hotel Restaurant
• [Attraction/experience] 15 min(s), Self-guided, Todra Gorge, The Todra Gorge is carved by the Todra River, with steep red rock walls rising up to 300 meters on both sides, forming a spectacular natural passage. Sunlight shines on the rock walls, presenting different layers of golden and orange-red tones, creating a magnificent view. A clear stream flows at the bottom of the gorge, adding a touch of vitality to this arid region.
• [Dining] Lunch, Restaurants in or near towns around Todra Gorge
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Sáhara Desert merzouga, The Sahara Desert, formed approximately 2.5 million years ago, is the second largest desert in the world, after Antarctica, and also the world's largest sandy desert. Its area spans multiple African countries, covering approximately 9 million square kilometers. In Arabic, "Sahara" means "the great desert," a name that originates from the local area.
• [Attraction/experience] 1 hour(s), Guided tour, Camel Riding in the Desert, Upon arrival in Merzouga, tourists will transfer to camels for a journey into the Sahara Desert. They will traverse the rolling dunes, experiencing the nomadic lifestyle of a thousand years past. During the ride, they can admire the desert's vibrant colors at sunset, where golden yellows, oranges, and deep blues intertwine.
• [Attraction/experience] Guided tour, Berber Performance + Bonfire Party
• [Accommodation] Akabar luxury desert camp; or similar class accommodation
• [Dining] Dinner, Desert Camp Restaurant, Traditional Moroccan Berber Dinner (Included)

Day 4

• [Attraction/experience] Desert Sunrise Viewing, After watching the sunrise and enjoying breakfast at the desert camp, depart the desert by jeep or ATV desert motorcycle (at your own expense), and transfer to a business car to Fes.
• [Dining] Breakfast, Desert Camp Restaurant
• [Dining] Lunch, Middle Earth Restaurant
• [Attraction/experience] 15 min(s), Self-guided, Ifrane National Park, A national park located in Morocco's Middle Atlas Mountains, covering a total area of 500 km2, it is one of the gathering places for the Barbary macaque, a species unique to the Atlas Mountains. Most of the forest vegetation in the park is North African cedar, and driving through it gives the illusion of entering the lush forests of Northwestern Europe.
• [Attraction/experience] 30 min(s), Self-guided, Ifran, This mountain city blends the styles of various European alpine garden cities and is known as "Little Switzerland of Morocco." With its towering brick-red triangular roofs, European-imported lilac, sycamore, and linden trees, coupled with winter snow scenes, and neat lawns and blossoming flowers in spring and summer, you will feel as if you are in Europe.
• [Dining] Dinner, Fez Restaurant, Upon arrival in Fez, choose a restaurant according to your preferences. We recommend the Chinese restaurant in the Fez Medina.
• [Accommodation] Riad Yamanda; or similar class accommodation

Day 5

• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Fes el Bali, Fes Medina (Old City) is the oldest of Morocco's four ancient cities, built in 789 AD and listed as a World Heritage Site in 1981. The old city has 9,000 alleys, like a maze. After breakfast, dedicate your time to the old Medina of Fes for free exploration (you can hire a local guide at your own expense).
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Bab Boujloud, Bab Bou Jeloud, also known as the "Blue Gate," is the main entrance connecting the old city and the new city of Fez, and is one of the landmarks of the old city of Fez. The front of the gate is blue, known as "Fez Blue," while the back is "Islamic Green."
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Chaouwara Tanneries, The tanneries of Fez employ ancient techniques passed down since the 16th century and are the only place in the world that still preserves the manual leather dyeing industry. The Chouara Tannery is the oldest tannery and is definitely a must-see attraction in Fez, Morocco.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Royal Palace, The Sultan's Palace is located at the intersection of the old and new city of Fez, known for its seven spectacular and majestic brass gates and the gorgeous mosaic walls surrounding the city gates. Formerly the Sultan's Palace, it is now the palace of the King of Morocco in Fez. It is not usually open to the public, but you can still feel the splendor of the palace from the outside.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Borj Sud, This fortress is located south of the Fez Medina, offering a commanding view of over 9,000 streets and alleys, the densely populated Fez Medina, the Jewish Quarter, and the Fez New City.
• [Dining] Lunch, Fez Restaurant
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Spanish Mosque, The mosque is situated on a separate hill next to the old town of Chefchaouen, resembling a blue hat from a distance. It is the best spot for a panoramic view of Chefchaouen and watching the sunset, so tourists gather here at dusk.
• [Dining] Dinner, Chefchaouen Restaurant, Upon arrival in Chefchaouen, you can choose a restaurant for your meal. There are three Chinese restaurants near the old city of Chefchaouen, which are more suitable for Chinese tourists who want to have dinner there.
• [Accommodation] Hôtel Ziryab; or similar class accommodation

Day 6

• [Dining] Breakfast, Hotel Restaurant
• [Attraction/experience] 2 hour(s), Self-guided, Chefchaouen Medina, Chefchaouen, meaning "peaks" in the local language, is nestled in the Rif Mountains of northern Morocco, North Africa. Far from the hustle and bustle of big cities, it's a tranquil town where streets, doors, and windows are painted in shades of blue and white, and one of the world's three classic blue cities.
• [Dining] Lunch, Chefchaouen Restaurant, Dine at the self-service restaurant. There is a Chinese seafood restaurant in Tangier, which you can choose to dine at.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Hercules Caves, One of Tangier's most famous natural wonders, legend says that the ancient Greek hero Hercules rested here, hence the name. Facing the Atlantic Ocean, the cave features a natural opening shaped like the outline of the African continent, formed by tides and waves, making it a perfect photo spot (entrance ticket required).
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Cape Spartel, Located on the northwestern tip of Tangier, Cape Spartel Lighthouse was built in the 19th century and is still in use today. Standing at the cape, you can enjoy a panoramic sea view and feel the pleasant sea breeze. There is a ticket fee to climb the lighthouse, and visitors can choose whether to ascend to the top based on their own needs.
• [Dining] Lunch, Tangier Restaurant, Dine at the self-service restaurant. There is a Chinese seafood restaurant in Tangier, which you can choose to dine at.
• [Attraction/experience] Tangier Medina, The Old Medina of Tangier is the city's most distinctive historical district, filled with a rich Arab and Andalusian flavor. Within the Medina, you can also visit the Grand Socco and the Grand Mosque of Tangier to experience the daily life of the locals.
• [Dining] Dinner, Tangier Restaurant
• [Accommodation] Hotel Andalucia Golf; or similar class hotel

Day 7

• [Dining] Breakfast, Hotel Restaurant
• [Attraction/experience] 1 hour(s), Self-guided, Asilah, A town located on the Atlantic coast, known for its distinctive white and blue architecture and artistic graffiti murals, imbued with a strong Moorish and Mediterranean ambiance. Every summer, Asilah hosts the International Cultural Arts Festival, attracting many artists to create.
• [Dining] Lunch, Rabat Restaurant, Upon arrival in Rabat, you are free to choose a restaurant for your meal.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Royal Palace Rabat Morocco, The Rabat Royal Palace is the official residence of the King of Morocco. Although not open to the public, visitors can admire its magnificent architecture from the outside. The palace blends Moorish and Arabian styles and is guarded by the Royal Guard, adding to its solemnity and mystery.
• [Attraction/experience] Kasbah of the Udayas, Rabat is a must-see destination, and was a filming location for Mission: Impossible 5.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Mausoleum of Mohammed V, This royal mausoleum houses the remains of three important members of the royal family, including Mohammed V and his two sons, King Hassan II and Prince Abdallah. The mausoleum's architecture is elegant and grand, constructed of white marble and topped with a green tiled roof, symbolizing Islamic culture.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Hassan Tower, Hassan Tower, located next to the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, is the minaret of an unfinished mosque. Construction began in the 12th century with the ambitious plan to create the world's largest mosque, but work ceased due to the ruler's death. Today, the 44-meter-high red sandstone tower still stands majestically, forming a unique historical landscape with the surrounding remaining stone columns.
• [Dining] Casablanca Restaurant, Upon arrival in Casablanca, you can choose a restaurant for your meal. Casablanca has many Chinese restaurants; we recommend Xin Long Men Chinese Restaurant next to the seafood market, where you can buy seafood and have it processed there.
• [Accommodation] Hotel Address; or similar class accommodation

Day 8

• [Dining] Breakfast, Hotel Restaurant, After breakfast, begin your Casablanca day tour.
• [Attraction/experience] Hassan II Mosque, The Hassan II Mosque is located on the Atlantic coast, with one-third of its building area extending over the sea. As the third-largest mosque in the world, its minaret stands at 210 meters tall. You can take photos from the outside; tickets are required to enter the mosque.
• [Attraction/experience] Mohammed V Square, Due to the flocks of pigeons gathering in the square, it is also known as "Pigeon Square." This is the central square of Casablanca and a place for daily activities for citizens. The square is surrounded by European-style colonial buildings, including the courthouse, city hall, and banks, blending French architectural style with traditional Moroccan elements.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Morocco Mall, The largest shopping center in Africa, bringing together world-renowned brands, local Moroccan shops, high-end restaurants, and various entertainment facilities. The mall houses a huge aquarium called "Aquadream," where visitors can observe a variety of marine life up close.
• [Attraction/experience] Rick's Café, Enjoy photo opportunities outside the 1:1 replica café from the movie "Casablanca," and pre-book a lunch seat (at your own expense) according to your personal needs.
• [Dining] Lunch, Casablanca Restaurant, Dine at the buffet restaurant.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Miami Beach Boardwalk, The Miami Corniche is located on the western coastline of Casablanca. Along the Atlantic beachfront, you'll find many upscale restaurants, cafes, and resort hotels. You can stroll along the beach or enjoy a leisurely afternoon at an outdoor cafe. In the evening, you can also watch the sunset here.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Marrakesh, After the tour, proceed to Marrakech.
• [Dining] Dinner, Marrakech Restaurant
• [Accommodation] Hotel Meirem; or similar class accommodation

Day 9

• [Dining] Breakfast, Hotel Restaurant
• [Return] at Marrakech Airport, You can choose to return at the following times: 23:00. Options available can vary based on the departure time you selected at booking and the duration of the itinerary. Based on your flight departure time, a driver will be arranged to take you to the airport, concluding your trip to Morocco.
• Day {num}

Eligibility

• Children aged 6+ will be charged the same rate as adults
• Children aged 0-5 who do not occupy a separate seat enjoy a 25% discount.

Additional information

Prohibitions & Limitations

• Participants who appear intoxicated may be refused service. In this case, no refunds will be given

Accessibility

• Please refer to the venue's official website for more information about PWD accessibility

Vehicle & luggage info

• Vehicle option: Group of 2 - MPV

Day 1

• Departure: Meet the operator at . Enter your preferred location at checkout. The operator will make the final confirmation accordingly. You can choose to depart at the following times: 00:00. Make sure you take part at the time you selected at booking, Today, you will arrive in Marrakech, the "Red City" of Morocco. Your driver will pick you up at the airport according to your flight schedule. After picking you up, you will be transferred to your hotel to check in. After more than ten hours of flight, you can relax and rest at the hotel.
• [Attraction/experience] 4 hour(s), Self-guided, Jemaa el-Fnaa, Also known as Djemaa el-Fna, it is the only UNESCO World Heritage Site square in the world still in use, and it is said to have looked this way for a thousand years. Djemaa el-Fna seems to be in a state of extreme excitement 24 hours a day: during the day, monkey performances, snake dances, and various talent shows go on almost from morning to night, without stopping.
• [Attraction/experience] 15 min(s), Self-guided, Koutoubia Mosque, To the southwest of Djemaa el-Fna square stands the Koutoubia Mosque, Marrakech's most famous landmark. Hailed as one of the most beautiful mosques in North Africa and the second largest in Morocco, its 70-meter-high minaret stands tall, its brilliance visible from miles away, even at night.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Marrakech Horse-Drawn Carriage Tour, Experience the extraordinary charm of Marrakech with a horse-drawn carriage ride through the vibrant southern city.
• [Attraction/experience] 4 hour(s), Self-guided, Chez Ali - Fantasia Marrakech, Ali House is a restaurant that blends Berber traditional culture with performance. The restaurant features a castle landscape and adopts traditional Arabic architectural style. Stepping into it is like being in the fairy tale "One Thousand and One Nights." You can enjoy a traditional Moroccan-style dinner here, watch equestrian performances and Berber song and dance.
• [Accommodation] Hotel Meirem, Hotel, 4 stars (Premium), Private bathroom; or similar class accommodation

Day 2

• [Dining] Breakfast, Hotel Restaurant
• [Attraction/experience] 1 hour(s), Self-guided, Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou, Depart from Marrakech and traverse the High Atlas Mountains, ultimately arriving in Ouarzazate. En route, visit Ait-Ben-Haddou, the filming location for "Game of Thrones" and known as "the most beautiful village in Morocco."
• [Dining] 1 hour(s), Lunch, Restaurants Near Aït Benhaddou
• [Attraction/experience] 1 hour(s), Self-guided, Atlas Film Studios, The first film studio in North Africa, known as the "Hollywood of Africa." Numerous blockbusters such as "Cleopatra," "Gladiator," "Inception," "Sex and the City 2," and "Operation Red Sea" were filmed here. In addition to the film set tours, there are also activities such as Sahara folk performances.
• [Accommodation] Hôtel Club Hanane; or similar class accommodation
• [Dining] Dinner, Hotel Restaurant, Hotel dining (included)

Day 3

• [Dining] Breakfast, Hotel Restaurant
• [Attraction/experience] 15 min(s), Self-guided, Todra Gorge, The Todra Gorge is carved by the Todra River, with steep red rock walls rising up to 300 meters on both sides, forming a spectacular natural passage. Sunlight shines on the rock walls, presenting different layers of golden and orange-red tones, creating a magnificent view. A clear stream flows at the bottom of the gorge, adding a touch of vitality to this arid region.
• [Dining] Lunch, Restaurants in or near towns around Todra Gorge
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Sáhara Desert merzouga, The Sahara Desert, formed approximately 2.5 million years ago, is the second largest desert in the world, after Antarctica, and also the world's largest sandy desert. Its area spans multiple African countries, covering approximately 9 million square kilometers. In Arabic, "Sahara" means "the great desert," a name that originates from the local area.
• [Attraction/experience] 1 hour(s), Guided tour, Camel Riding in the Desert, Upon arrival in Merzouga, tourists will transfer to camels for a journey into the Sahara Desert. They will traverse the rolling dunes, experiencing the nomadic lifestyle of a thousand years past. During the ride, they can admire the desert's vibrant colors at sunset, where golden yellows, oranges, and deep blues intertwine.
• [Attraction/experience] Guided tour, Berber Performance + Bonfire Party
• [Accommodation] Akabar luxury desert camp; or similar class accommodation
• [Dining] Dinner, Desert Camp Restaurant, Traditional Moroccan Berber Dinner (Included)

Day 4

• [Attraction/experience] Desert Sunrise Viewing, After watching the sunrise and enjoying breakfast at the desert camp, depart the desert by jeep or ATV desert motorcycle (at your own expense), and transfer to a business car to Fes.
• [Dining] Breakfast, Desert Camp Restaurant
• [Dining] Lunch, Middle Earth Restaurant
• [Attraction/experience] 15 min(s), Self-guided, Ifrane National Park, A national park located in Morocco's Middle Atlas Mountains, covering a total area of 500 km2, it is one of the gathering places for the Barbary macaque, a species unique to the Atlas Mountains. Most of the forest vegetation in the park is North African cedar, and driving through it gives the illusion of entering the lush forests of Northwestern Europe.
• [Attraction/experience] 30 min(s), Self-guided, Ifran, This mountain city blends the styles of various European alpine garden cities and is known as "Little Switzerland of Morocco." With its towering brick-red triangular roofs, European-imported lilac, sycamore, and linden trees, coupled with winter snow scenes, and neat lawns and blossoming flowers in spring and summer, you will feel as if you are in Europe.
• [Dining] Dinner, Fez Restaurant, Upon arrival in Fez, choose a restaurant according to your preferences. We recommend the Chinese restaurant in the Fez Medina.
• [Accommodation] Riad Yamanda; or similar class accommodation

Day 5

• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Fes el Bali, Fes Medina (Old City) is the oldest of Morocco's four ancient cities, built in 789 AD and listed as a World Heritage Site in 1981. The old city has 9,000 alleys, like a maze. After breakfast, dedicate your time to the old Medina of Fes for free exploration (you can hire a local guide at your own expense).
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Bab Boujloud, Bab Bou Jeloud, also known as the "Blue Gate," is the main entrance connecting the old city and the new city of Fez, and is one of the landmarks of the old city of Fez. The front of the gate is blue, known as "Fez Blue," while the back is "Islamic Green."
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Chaouwara Tanneries, The tanneries of Fez employ ancient techniques passed down since the 16th century and are the only place in the world that still preserves the manual leather dyeing industry. The Chouara Tannery is the oldest tannery and is definitely a must-see attraction in Fez, Morocco.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Royal Palace, The Sultan's Palace is located at the intersection of the old and new city of Fez, known for its seven spectacular and majestic brass gates and the gorgeous mosaic walls surrounding the city gates. Formerly the Sultan's Palace, it is now the palace of the King of Morocco in Fez. It is not usually open to the public, but you can still feel the splendor of the palace from the outside.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Borj Sud, This fortress is located south of the Fez Medina, offering a commanding view of over 9,000 streets and alleys, the densely populated Fez Medina, the Jewish Quarter, and the Fez New City.
• [Dining] Lunch, Fez Restaurant
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Spanish Mosque, The mosque is situated on a separate hill next to the old town of Chefchaouen, resembling a blue hat from a distance. It is the best spot for a panoramic view of Chefchaouen and watching the sunset, so tourists gather here at dusk.
• [Dining] Dinner, Chefchaouen Restaurant, Upon arrival in Chefchaouen, you can choose a restaurant for your meal. There are three Chinese restaurants near the old city of Chefchaouen, which are more suitable for Chinese tourists who want to have dinner there.
• [Accommodation] Hôtel Ziryab; or similar class accommodation

Day 6

• [Dining] Breakfast, Hotel Restaurant
• [Attraction/experience] 2 hour(s), Self-guided, Chefchaouen Medina, Chefchaouen, meaning "peaks" in the local language, is nestled in the Rif Mountains of northern Morocco, North Africa. Far from the hustle and bustle of big cities, it's a tranquil town where streets, doors, and windows are painted in shades of blue and white, and one of the world's three classic blue cities.
• [Dining] Lunch, Chefchaouen Restaurant, Dine at the self-service restaurant. There is a Chinese seafood restaurant in Tangier, which you can choose to dine at.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Hercules Caves, One of Tangier's most famous natural wonders, legend says that the ancient Greek hero Hercules rested here, hence the name. Facing the Atlantic Ocean, the cave features a natural opening shaped like the outline of the African continent, formed by tides and waves, making it a perfect photo spot (entrance ticket required).
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Cape Spartel, Located on the northwestern tip of Tangier, Cape Spartel Lighthouse was built in the 19th century and is still in use today. Standing at the cape, you can enjoy a panoramic sea view and feel the pleasant sea breeze. There is a ticket fee to climb the lighthouse, and visitors can choose whether to ascend to the top based on their own needs.
• [Dining] Lunch, Tangier Restaurant, Dine at the self-service restaurant. There is a Chinese seafood restaurant in Tangier, which you can choose to dine at.
• [Attraction/experience] Tangier Medina, The Old Medina of Tangier is the city's most distinctive historical district, filled with a rich Arab and Andalusian flavor. Within the Medina, you can also visit the Grand Socco and the Grand Mosque of Tangier to experience the daily life of the locals.
• [Dining] Dinner, Tangier Restaurant
• [Accommodation] Hotel Andalucia Golf; or similar class hotel

Day 7

• [Dining] Breakfast, Hotel Restaurant
• [Attraction/experience] 1 hour(s), Self-guided, Asilah, A town located on the Atlantic coast, known for its distinctive white and blue architecture and artistic graffiti murals, imbued with a strong Moorish and Mediterranean ambiance. Every summer, Asilah hosts the International Cultural Arts Festival, attracting many artists to create.
• [Dining] Lunch, Rabat Restaurant, Upon arrival in Rabat, you are free to choose a restaurant for your meal.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Royal Palace Rabat Morocco, The Rabat Royal Palace is the official residence of the King of Morocco. Although not open to the public, visitors can admire its magnificent architecture from the outside. The palace blends Moorish and Arabian styles and is guarded by the Royal Guard, adding to its solemnity and mystery.
• [Attraction/experience] Kasbah of the Udayas, Rabat is a must-see destination, and was a filming location for Mission: Impossible 5.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Mausoleum of Mohammed V, This royal mausoleum houses the remains of three important members of the royal family, including Mohammed V and his two sons, King Hassan II and Prince Abdallah. The mausoleum's architecture is elegant and grand, constructed of white marble and topped with a green tiled roof, symbolizing Islamic culture.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Hassan Tower, Hassan Tower, located next to the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, is the minaret of an unfinished mosque. Construction began in the 12th century with the ambitious plan to create the world's largest mosque, but work ceased due to the ruler's death. Today, the 44-meter-high red sandstone tower still stands majestically, forming a unique historical landscape with the surrounding remaining stone columns.
• [Dining] Casablanca Restaurant, Upon arrival in Casablanca, you can choose a restaurant for your meal. Casablanca has many Chinese restaurants; we recommend Xin Long Men Chinese Restaurant next to the seafood market, where you can buy seafood and have it processed there.
• [Accommodation] Hotel Address; or similar class accommodation

Day 8

• [Dining] Breakfast, Hotel Restaurant, After breakfast, begin your Casablanca day tour.
• [Attraction/experience] Hassan II Mosque, The Hassan II Mosque is located on the Atlantic coast, with one-third of its building area extending over the sea. As the third-largest mosque in the world, its minaret stands at 210 meters tall. You can take photos from the outside; tickets are required to enter the mosque.
• [Attraction/experience] Mohammed V Square, Due to the flocks of pigeons gathering in the square, it is also known as "Pigeon Square." This is the central square of Casablanca and a place for daily activities for citizens. The square is surrounded by European-style colonial buildings, including the courthouse, city hall, and banks, blending French architectural style with traditional Moroccan elements.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Morocco Mall, The largest shopping center in Africa, bringing together world-renowned brands, local Moroccan shops, high-end restaurants, and various entertainment facilities. The mall houses a huge aquarium called "Aquadream," where visitors can observe a variety of marine life up close.
• [Attraction/experience] Rick's Café, Enjoy photo opportunities outside the 1:1 replica café from the movie "Casablanca," and pre-book a lunch seat (at your own expense) according to your personal needs.
• [Dining] Lunch, Casablanca Restaurant, Dine at the buffet restaurant.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Miami Beach Boardwalk, The Miami Corniche is located on the western coastline of Casablanca. Along the Atlantic beachfront, you'll find many upscale restaurants, cafes, and resort hotels. You can stroll along the beach or enjoy a leisurely afternoon at an outdoor cafe. In the evening, you can also watch the sunset here.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Marrakesh, After the tour, proceed to Marrakech.
• [Dining] Dinner, Marrakech Restaurant
• [Accommodation] Hotel Meirem; or similar class accommodation

Day 9

• [Dining] Breakfast, Hotel Restaurant
• [Return] at Marrakech Airport, You can choose to return at the following times: 23:00. Options available can vary based on the departure time you selected at booking and the duration of the itinerary. Based on your flight departure time, a driver will be arranged to take you to the airport, concluding your trip to Morocco.
• Day {num}

Eligibility

• Children aged 6+ will be charged the same rate as adults
• Children aged 0-5 who do not occupy a separate seat enjoy a 25% discount.

Additional information

Prohibitions & Limitations

• Participants who appear intoxicated may be refused service. In this case, no refunds will be given

Accessibility

• Please refer to the venue's official website for more information about PWD accessibility

Day 1

• Departure: Meet the operator at . Enter your preferred location at checkout. The operator will make the final confirmation accordingly. You can choose to depart at the following times: 00:00. Make sure you take part at the time you selected at booking, Today, you will arrive in Marrakech, the "Red City" of Morocco. Your driver will pick you up at the airport according to your flight schedule. After picking you up, you will be transferred to your hotel to check in. After more than ten hours of flight, you can relax and rest at the hotel.
• [Attraction/experience] 4 hour(s), Self-guided, Jemaa el-Fnaa, Also known as Djemaa el-Fna, it is the only UNESCO World Heritage Site square in the world still in use, and it is said to have looked this way for a thousand years. Djemaa el-Fna seems to be in a state of extreme excitement 24 hours a day: during the day, monkey performances, snake dances, and various talent shows go on almost from morning to night, without stopping.
• [Attraction/experience] 15 min(s), Self-guided, Koutoubia Mosque, To the southwest of Djemaa el-Fna square stands the Koutoubia Mosque, Marrakech's most famous landmark. Hailed as one of the most beautiful mosques in North Africa and the second largest in Morocco, its 70-meter-high minaret stands tall, its brilliance visible from miles away, even at night.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Marrakech Horse-Drawn Carriage Tour, Experience the extraordinary charm of Marrakech with a horse-drawn carriage ride through the vibrant southern city.
• [Attraction/experience] 4 hour(s), Self-guided, Chez Ali - Fantasia Marrakech, Ali House is a restaurant that blends Berber traditional culture with performance. The restaurant features a castle landscape and adopts traditional Arabic architectural style. Stepping into it is like being in the fairy tale "One Thousand and One Nights." You can enjoy a traditional Moroccan-style dinner here, watch equestrian performances and Berber song and dance.
• [Accommodation] Hotel Meirem, Hotel, 4 stars (Premium), Private bathroom; or similar class accommodation

Day 2

• [Dining] Breakfast, Hotel Restaurant
• [Attraction/experience] 1 hour(s), Self-guided, Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou, Depart from Marrakech and traverse the High Atlas Mountains, ultimately arriving in Ouarzazate. En route, visit Ait-Ben-Haddou, the filming location for "Game of Thrones" and known as "the most beautiful village in Morocco."
• [Dining] 1 hour(s), Lunch, Restaurants Near Aït Benhaddou
• [Attraction/experience] 1 hour(s), Self-guided, Atlas Film Studios, The first film studio in North Africa, known as the "Hollywood of Africa." Numerous blockbusters such as "Cleopatra," "Gladiator," "Inception," "Sex and the City 2," and "Operation Red Sea" were filmed here. In addition to the film set tours, there are also activities such as Sahara folk performances.
• [Accommodation] Hôtel Club Hanane; or similar class accommodation
• [Dining] Dinner, Hotel Restaurant, Hotel dining (included)

Day 3

• [Dining] Breakfast, Hotel Restaurant
• [Attraction/experience] 15 min(s), Self-guided, Todra Gorge, The Todra Gorge is carved by the Todra River, with steep red rock walls rising up to 300 meters on both sides, forming a spectacular natural passage. Sunlight shines on the rock walls, presenting different layers of golden and orange-red tones, creating a magnificent view. A clear stream flows at the bottom of the gorge, adding a touch of vitality to this arid region.
• [Dining] Lunch, Restaurants in or near towns around Todra Gorge
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Sáhara Desert merzouga, The Sahara Desert, formed approximately 2.5 million years ago, is the second largest desert in the world, after Antarctica, and also the world's largest sandy desert. Its area spans multiple African countries, covering approximately 9 million square kilometers. In Arabic, "Sahara" means "the great desert," a name that originates from the local area.
• [Attraction/experience] 1 hour(s), Guided tour, Camel Riding in the Desert, Upon arrival in Merzouga, tourists will transfer to camels for a journey into the Sahara Desert. They will traverse the rolling dunes, experiencing the nomadic lifestyle of a thousand years past. During the ride, they can admire the desert's vibrant colors at sunset, where golden yellows, oranges, and deep blues intertwine.
• [Attraction/experience] Guided tour, Berber Performance + Bonfire Party
• [Accommodation] Akabar luxury desert camp; or similar class accommodation
• [Dining] Dinner, Desert Camp Restaurant, Traditional Moroccan Berber Dinner (Included)

Day 4

• [Attraction/experience] Desert Sunrise Viewing, After watching the sunrise and enjoying breakfast at the desert camp, depart the desert by jeep or ATV desert motorcycle (at your own expense), and transfer to a business car to Fes.
• [Dining] Breakfast, Desert Camp Restaurant
• [Dining] Lunch, Middle Earth Restaurant
• [Attraction/experience] 15 min(s), Self-guided, Ifrane National Park, A national park located in Morocco's Middle Atlas Mountains, covering a total area of 500 km2, it is one of the gathering places for the Barbary macaque, a species unique to the Atlas Mountains. Most of the forest vegetation in the park is North African cedar, and driving through it gives the illusion of entering the lush forests of Northwestern Europe.
• [Attraction/experience] 30 min(s), Self-guided, Ifran, This mountain city blends the styles of various European alpine garden cities and is known as "Little Switzerland of Morocco." With its towering brick-red triangular roofs, European-imported lilac, sycamore, and linden trees, coupled with winter snow scenes, and neat lawns and blossoming flowers in spring and summer, you will feel as if you are in Europe.
• [Dining] Dinner, Fez Restaurant, Upon arrival in Fez, choose a restaurant according to your preferences. We recommend the Chinese restaurant in the Fez Medina.
• [Accommodation] Riad Yamanda; or similar class accommodation

Day 5

• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Fes el Bali, Fes Medina (Old City) is the oldest of Morocco's four ancient cities, built in 789 AD and listed as a World Heritage Site in 1981. The old city has 9,000 alleys, like a maze. After breakfast, dedicate your time to the old Medina of Fes for free exploration (you can hire a local guide at your own expense).
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Bab Boujloud, Bab Bou Jeloud, also known as the "Blue Gate," is the main entrance connecting the old city and the new city of Fez, and is one of the landmarks of the old city of Fez. The front of the gate is blue, known as "Fez Blue," while the back is "Islamic Green."
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Chaouwara Tanneries, The tanneries of Fez employ ancient techniques passed down since the 16th century and are the only place in the world that still preserves the manual leather dyeing industry. The Chouara Tannery is the oldest tannery and is definitely a must-see attraction in Fez, Morocco.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Royal Palace, The Sultan's Palace is located at the intersection of the old and new city of Fez, known for its seven spectacular and majestic brass gates and the gorgeous mosaic walls surrounding the city gates. Formerly the Sultan's Palace, it is now the palace of the King of Morocco in Fez. It is not usually open to the public, but you can still feel the splendor of the palace from the outside.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Borj Sud, This fortress is located south of the Fez Medina, offering a commanding view of over 9,000 streets and alleys, the densely populated Fez Medina, the Jewish Quarter, and the Fez New City.
• [Dining] Lunch, Fez Restaurant
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Spanish Mosque, The mosque is situated on a separate hill next to the old town of Chefchaouen, resembling a blue hat from a distance. It is the best spot for a panoramic view of Chefchaouen and watching the sunset, so tourists gather here at dusk.
• [Dining] Dinner, Chefchaouen Restaurant, Upon arrival in Chefchaouen, you can choose a restaurant for your meal. There are three Chinese restaurants near the old city of Chefchaouen, which are more suitable for Chinese tourists who want to have dinner there.
• [Accommodation] Hôtel Ziryab; or similar class accommodation

Day 6

• [Dining] Breakfast, Hotel Restaurant
• [Attraction/experience] 2 hour(s), Self-guided, Chefchaouen Medina, Chefchaouen, meaning "peaks" in the local language, is nestled in the Rif Mountains of northern Morocco, North Africa. Far from the hustle and bustle of big cities, it's a tranquil town where streets, doors, and windows are painted in shades of blue and white, and one of the world's three classic blue cities.
• [Dining] Lunch, Chefchaouen Restaurant, Dine at the self-service restaurant. There is a Chinese seafood restaurant in Tangier, which you can choose to dine at.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Hercules Caves, One of Tangier's most famous natural wonders, legend says that the ancient Greek hero Hercules rested here, hence the name. Facing the Atlantic Ocean, the cave features a natural opening shaped like the outline of the African continent, formed by tides and waves, making it a perfect photo spot (entrance ticket required).
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Cape Spartel, Located on the northwestern tip of Tangier, Cape Spartel Lighthouse was built in the 19th century and is still in use today. Standing at the cape, you can enjoy a panoramic sea view and feel the pleasant sea breeze. There is a ticket fee to climb the lighthouse, and visitors can choose whether to ascend to the top based on their own needs.
• [Dining] Lunch, Tangier Restaurant, Dine at the self-service restaurant. There is a Chinese seafood restaurant in Tangier, which you can choose to dine at.
• [Attraction/experience] Tangier Medina, The Old Medina of Tangier is the city's most distinctive historical district, filled with a rich Arab and Andalusian flavor. Within the Medina, you can also visit the Grand Socco and the Grand Mosque of Tangier to experience the daily life of the locals.
• [Dining] Dinner, Tangier Restaurant
• [Accommodation] Hotel Andalucia Golf; or similar class hotel

Day 7

• [Dining] Breakfast, Hotel Restaurant
• [Attraction/experience] 1 hour(s), Self-guided, Asilah, A town located on the Atlantic coast, known for its distinctive white and blue architecture and artistic graffiti murals, imbued with a strong Moorish and Mediterranean ambiance. Every summer, Asilah hosts the International Cultural Arts Festival, attracting many artists to create.
• [Dining] Lunch, Rabat Restaurant, Upon arrival in Rabat, you are free to choose a restaurant for your meal.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Royal Palace Rabat Morocco, The Rabat Royal Palace is the official residence of the King of Morocco. Although not open to the public, visitors can admire its magnificent architecture from the outside. The palace blends Moorish and Arabian styles and is guarded by the Royal Guard, adding to its solemnity and mystery.
• [Attraction/experience] Kasbah of the Udayas, Rabat is a must-see destination, and was a filming location for Mission: Impossible 5.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Mausoleum of Mohammed V, This royal mausoleum houses the remains of three important members of the royal family, including Mohammed V and his two sons, King Hassan II and Prince Abdallah. The mausoleum's architecture is elegant and grand, constructed of white marble and topped with a green tiled roof, symbolizing Islamic culture.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Hassan Tower, Hassan Tower, located next to the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, is the minaret of an unfinished mosque. Construction began in the 12th century with the ambitious plan to create the world's largest mosque, but work ceased due to the ruler's death. Today, the 44-meter-high red sandstone tower still stands majestically, forming a unique historical landscape with the surrounding remaining stone columns.
• [Dining] Casablanca Restaurant, Upon arrival in Casablanca, you can choose a restaurant for your meal. Casablanca has many Chinese restaurants; we recommend Xin Long Men Chinese Restaurant next to the seafood market, where you can buy seafood and have it processed there.
• [Accommodation] Hotel Address; or similar class accommodation

Day 8

• [Dining] Breakfast, Hotel Restaurant, After breakfast, begin your Casablanca day tour.
• [Attraction/experience] Hassan II Mosque, The Hassan II Mosque is located on the Atlantic coast, with one-third of its building area extending over the sea. As the third-largest mosque in the world, its minaret stands at 210 meters tall. You can take photos from the outside; tickets are required to enter the mosque.
• [Attraction/experience] Mohammed V Square, Due to the flocks of pigeons gathering in the square, it is also known as "Pigeon Square." This is the central square of Casablanca and a place for daily activities for citizens. The square is surrounded by European-style colonial buildings, including the courthouse, city hall, and banks, blending French architectural style with traditional Moroccan elements.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Morocco Mall, The largest shopping center in Africa, bringing together world-renowned brands, local Moroccan shops, high-end restaurants, and various entertainment facilities. The mall houses a huge aquarium called "Aquadream," where visitors can observe a variety of marine life up close.
• [Attraction/experience] Rick's Café, Enjoy photo opportunities outside the 1:1 replica café from the movie "Casablanca," and pre-book a lunch seat (at your own expense) according to your personal needs.
• [Dining] Lunch, Casablanca Restaurant, Dine at the buffet restaurant.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Miami Beach Boardwalk, The Miami Corniche is located on the western coastline of Casablanca. Along the Atlantic beachfront, you'll find many upscale restaurants, cafes, and resort hotels. You can stroll along the beach or enjoy a leisurely afternoon at an outdoor cafe. In the evening, you can also watch the sunset here.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Marrakesh, After the tour, proceed to Marrakech.
• [Dining] Dinner, Marrakech Restaurant
• [Accommodation] Hotel Meirem; or similar class accommodation

Day 9

• [Dining] Breakfast, Hotel Restaurant
• [Return] at Marrakech Airport, You can choose to return at the following times: 23:00. Options available can vary based on the departure time you selected at booking and the duration of the itinerary. Based on your flight departure time, a driver will be arranged to take you to the airport, concluding your trip to Morocco.
• Day {num}

Eligibility

• Children aged 6+ will be charged the same rate as adults
• Children aged 0-5 who do not occupy a separate seat enjoy a 25% discount.

Additional information

Prohibitions & Limitations

• Participants who appear intoxicated may be refused service. In this case, no refunds will be given

Accessibility

• Please refer to the venue's official website for more information about PWD accessibility

Vehicle & luggage info

• Vehicle option: Group of 4 - MPV

Day 1

• Departure: Meet the operator at . Enter your preferred location at checkout. The operator will make the final confirmation accordingly. You can choose to depart at the following times: 00:00. Make sure you take part at the time you selected at booking, Today, you will arrive in Marrakech, the "Red City" of Morocco. Your driver will pick you up at the airport according to your flight schedule. After picking you up, you will be transferred to your hotel to check in. After more than ten hours of flight, you can relax and rest at the hotel.
• [Attraction/experience] 4 hour(s), Self-guided, Jemaa el-Fnaa, Also known as Djemaa el-Fna, it is the only UNESCO World Heritage Site square in the world still in use, and it is said to have looked this way for a thousand years. Djemaa el-Fna seems to be in a state of extreme excitement 24 hours a day: during the day, monkey performances, snake dances, and various talent shows go on almost from morning to night, without stopping.
• [Attraction/experience] 15 min(s), Self-guided, Koutoubia Mosque, To the southwest of Djemaa el-Fna square stands the Koutoubia Mosque, Marrakech's most famous landmark. Hailed as one of the most beautiful mosques in North Africa and the second largest in Morocco, its 70-meter-high minaret stands tall, its brilliance visible from miles away, even at night.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Marrakech Horse-Drawn Carriage Tour, Experience the extraordinary charm of Marrakech with a horse-drawn carriage ride through the vibrant southern city.
• [Attraction/experience] 4 hour(s), Self-guided, Chez Ali - Fantasia Marrakech, Ali House is a restaurant that blends Berber traditional culture with performance. The restaurant features a castle landscape and adopts traditional Arabic architectural style. Stepping into it is like being in the fairy tale "One Thousand and One Nights." You can enjoy a traditional Moroccan-style dinner here, watch equestrian performances and Berber song and dance.
• [Accommodation] Hotel Meirem, Hotel, 4 stars (Premium), Private bathroom; or similar class accommodation

Day 2

• [Dining] Breakfast, Hotel Restaurant
• [Attraction/experience] 1 hour(s), Self-guided, Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou, Depart from Marrakech and traverse the High Atlas Mountains, ultimately arriving in Ouarzazate. En route, visit Ait-Ben-Haddou, the filming location for "Game of Thrones" and known as "the most beautiful village in Morocco."
• [Dining] 1 hour(s), Lunch, Restaurants Near Aït Benhaddou
• [Attraction/experience] 1 hour(s), Self-guided, Atlas Film Studios, The first film studio in North Africa, known as the "Hollywood of Africa." Numerous blockbusters such as "Cleopatra," "Gladiator," "Inception," "Sex and the City 2," and "Operation Red Sea" were filmed here. In addition to the film set tours, there are also activities such as Sahara folk performances.
• [Accommodation] Hôtel Club Hanane; or similar class accommodation
• [Dining] Dinner, Hotel Restaurant, Hotel dining (included)

Day 3

• [Dining] Breakfast, Hotel Restaurant
• [Attraction/experience] 15 min(s), Self-guided, Todra Gorge, The Todra Gorge is carved by the Todra River, with steep red rock walls rising up to 300 meters on both sides, forming a spectacular natural passage. Sunlight shines on the rock walls, presenting different layers of golden and orange-red tones, creating a magnificent view. A clear stream flows at the bottom of the gorge, adding a touch of vitality to this arid region.
• [Dining] Lunch, Restaurants in or near towns around Todra Gorge
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Sáhara Desert merzouga, The Sahara Desert, formed approximately 2.5 million years ago, is the second largest desert in the world, after Antarctica, and also the world's largest sandy desert. Its area spans multiple African countries, covering approximately 9 million square kilometers. In Arabic, "Sahara" means "the great desert," a name that originates from the local area.
• [Attraction/experience] 1 hour(s), Guided tour, Camel Riding in the Desert, Upon arrival in Merzouga, tourists will transfer to camels for a journey into the Sahara Desert. They will traverse the rolling dunes, experiencing the nomadic lifestyle of a thousand years past. During the ride, they can admire the desert's vibrant colors at sunset, where golden yellows, oranges, and deep blues intertwine.
• [Attraction/experience] Guided tour, Berber Performance + Bonfire Party
• [Accommodation] Akabar luxury desert camp; or similar class accommodation
• [Dining] Dinner, Desert Camp Restaurant, Traditional Moroccan Berber Dinner (Included)

Day 4

• [Attraction/experience] Desert Sunrise Viewing, After watching the sunrise and enjoying breakfast at the desert camp, depart the desert by jeep or ATV desert motorcycle (at your own expense), and transfer to a business car to Fes.
• [Dining] Breakfast, Desert Camp Restaurant
• [Dining] Lunch, Middle Earth Restaurant
• [Attraction/experience] 15 min(s), Self-guided, Ifrane National Park, A national park located in Morocco's Middle Atlas Mountains, covering a total area of 500 km2, it is one of the gathering places for the Barbary macaque, a species unique to the Atlas Mountains. Most of the forest vegetation in the park is North African cedar, and driving through it gives the illusion of entering the lush forests of Northwestern Europe.
• [Attraction/experience] 30 min(s), Self-guided, Ifran, This mountain city blends the styles of various European alpine garden cities and is known as "Little Switzerland of Morocco." With its towering brick-red triangular roofs, European-imported lilac, sycamore, and linden trees, coupled with winter snow scenes, and neat lawns and blossoming flowers in spring and summer, you will feel as if you are in Europe.
• [Dining] Dinner, Fez Restaurant, Upon arrival in Fez, choose a restaurant according to your preferences. We recommend the Chinese restaurant in the Fez Medina.
• [Accommodation] Riad Yamanda; or similar class accommodation

Day 5

• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Fes el Bali, Fes Medina (Old City) is the oldest of Morocco's four ancient cities, built in 789 AD and listed as a World Heritage Site in 1981. The old city has 9,000 alleys, like a maze. After breakfast, dedicate your time to the old Medina of Fes for free exploration (you can hire a local guide at your own expense).
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Bab Boujloud, Bab Bou Jeloud, also known as the "Blue Gate," is the main entrance connecting the old city and the new city of Fez, and is one of the landmarks of the old city of Fez. The front of the gate is blue, known as "Fez Blue," while the back is "Islamic Green."
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Chaouwara Tanneries, The tanneries of Fez employ ancient techniques passed down since the 16th century and are the only place in the world that still preserves the manual leather dyeing industry. The Chouara Tannery is the oldest tannery and is definitely a must-see attraction in Fez, Morocco.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Royal Palace, The Sultan's Palace is located at the intersection of the old and new city of Fez, known for its seven spectacular and majestic brass gates and the gorgeous mosaic walls surrounding the city gates. Formerly the Sultan's Palace, it is now the palace of the King of Morocco in Fez. It is not usually open to the public, but you can still feel the splendor of the palace from the outside.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Borj Sud, This fortress is located south of the Fez Medina, offering a commanding view of over 9,000 streets and alleys, the densely populated Fez Medina, the Jewish Quarter, and the Fez New City.
• [Dining] Lunch, Fez Restaurant
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Spanish Mosque, The mosque is situated on a separate hill next to the old town of Chefchaouen, resembling a blue hat from a distance. It is the best spot for a panoramic view of Chefchaouen and watching the sunset, so tourists gather here at dusk.
• [Dining] Dinner, Chefchaouen Restaurant, Upon arrival in Chefchaouen, you can choose a restaurant for your meal. There are three Chinese restaurants near the old city of Chefchaouen, which are more suitable for Chinese tourists who want to have dinner there.
• [Accommodation] Hôtel Ziryab; or similar class accommodation

Day 6

• [Dining] Breakfast, Hotel Restaurant
• [Attraction/experience] 2 hour(s), Self-guided, Chefchaouen Medina, Chefchaouen, meaning "peaks" in the local language, is nestled in the Rif Mountains of northern Morocco, North Africa. Far from the hustle and bustle of big cities, it's a tranquil town where streets, doors, and windows are painted in shades of blue and white, and one of the world's three classic blue cities.
• [Dining] Lunch, Chefchaouen Restaurant, Dine at the self-service restaurant. There is a Chinese seafood restaurant in Tangier, which you can choose to dine at.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Hercules Caves, One of Tangier's most famous natural wonders, legend says that the ancient Greek hero Hercules rested here, hence the name. Facing the Atlantic Ocean, the cave features a natural opening shaped like the outline of the African continent, formed by tides and waves, making it a perfect photo spot (entrance ticket required).
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Cape Spartel, Located on the northwestern tip of Tangier, Cape Spartel Lighthouse was built in the 19th century and is still in use today. Standing at the cape, you can enjoy a panoramic sea view and feel the pleasant sea breeze. There is a ticket fee to climb the lighthouse, and visitors can choose whether to ascend to the top based on their own needs.
• [Dining] Lunch, Tangier Restaurant, Dine at the self-service restaurant. There is a Chinese seafood restaurant in Tangier, which you can choose to dine at.
• [Attraction/experience] Tangier Medina, The Old Medina of Tangier is the city's most distinctive historical district, filled with a rich Arab and Andalusian flavor. Within the Medina, you can also visit the Grand Socco and the Grand Mosque of Tangier to experience the daily life of the locals.
• [Dining] Dinner, Tangier Restaurant
• [Accommodation] Hotel Andalucia Golf; or similar class hotel

Day 7

• [Dining] Breakfast, Hotel Restaurant
• [Attraction/experience] 1 hour(s), Self-guided, Asilah, A town located on the Atlantic coast, known for its distinctive white and blue architecture and artistic graffiti murals, imbued with a strong Moorish and Mediterranean ambiance. Every summer, Asilah hosts the International Cultural Arts Festival, attracting many artists to create.
• [Dining] Lunch, Rabat Restaurant, Upon arrival in Rabat, you are free to choose a restaurant for your meal.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Royal Palace Rabat Morocco, The Rabat Royal Palace is the official residence of the King of Morocco. Although not open to the public, visitors can admire its magnificent architecture from the outside. The palace blends Moorish and Arabian styles and is guarded by the Royal Guard, adding to its solemnity and mystery.
• [Attraction/experience] Kasbah of the Udayas, Rabat is a must-see destination, and was a filming location for Mission: Impossible 5.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Mausoleum of Mohammed V, This royal mausoleum houses the remains of three important members of the royal family, including Mohammed V and his two sons, King Hassan II and Prince Abdallah. The mausoleum's architecture is elegant and grand, constructed of white marble and topped with a green tiled roof, symbolizing Islamic culture.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Hassan Tower, Hassan Tower, located next to the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, is the minaret of an unfinished mosque. Construction began in the 12th century with the ambitious plan to create the world's largest mosque, but work ceased due to the ruler's death. Today, the 44-meter-high red sandstone tower still stands majestically, forming a unique historical landscape with the surrounding remaining stone columns.
• [Dining] Casablanca Restaurant, Upon arrival in Casablanca, you can choose a restaurant for your meal. Casablanca has many Chinese restaurants; we recommend Xin Long Men Chinese Restaurant next to the seafood market, where you can buy seafood and have it processed there.
• [Accommodation] Hotel Address; or similar class accommodation

Day 8

• [Dining] Breakfast, Hotel Restaurant, After breakfast, begin your Casablanca day tour.
• [Attraction/experience] Hassan II Mosque, The Hassan II Mosque is located on the Atlantic coast, with one-third of its building area extending over the sea. As the third-largest mosque in the world, its minaret stands at 210 meters tall. You can take photos from the outside; tickets are required to enter the mosque.
• [Attraction/experience] Mohammed V Square, Due to the flocks of pigeons gathering in the square, it is also known as "Pigeon Square." This is the central square of Casablanca and a place for daily activities for citizens. The square is surrounded by European-style colonial buildings, including the courthouse, city hall, and banks, blending French architectural style with traditional Moroccan elements.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Morocco Mall, The largest shopping center in Africa, bringing together world-renowned brands, local Moroccan shops, high-end restaurants, and various entertainment facilities. The mall houses a huge aquarium called "Aquadream," where visitors can observe a variety of marine life up close.
• [Attraction/experience] Rick's Café, Enjoy photo opportunities outside the 1:1 replica café from the movie "Casablanca," and pre-book a lunch seat (at your own expense) according to your personal needs.
• [Dining] Lunch, Casablanca Restaurant, Dine at the buffet restaurant.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Miami Beach Boardwalk, The Miami Corniche is located on the western coastline of Casablanca. Along the Atlantic beachfront, you'll find many upscale restaurants, cafes, and resort hotels. You can stroll along the beach or enjoy a leisurely afternoon at an outdoor cafe. In the evening, you can also watch the sunset here.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Marrakesh, After the tour, proceed to Marrakech.
• [Dining] Dinner, Marrakech Restaurant
• [Accommodation] Hotel Meirem; or similar class accommodation

Day 9

• [Dining] Breakfast, Hotel Restaurant
• [Return] at Marrakech Airport, You can choose to return at the following times: 23:00. Options available can vary based on the departure time you selected at booking and the duration of the itinerary. Based on your flight departure time, a driver will be arranged to take you to the airport, concluding your trip to Morocco.
• Day {num}

Eligibility

• Children aged 6+ will be charged the same rate as adults
• Children aged 0-5 who do not occupy a separate seat enjoy a 25% discount.

Additional information

Prohibitions & Limitations

• Participants who appear intoxicated may be refused service. In this case, no refunds will be given

Accessibility

• Please refer to the venue's official website for more information about PWD accessibility

Vehicle & luggage info

• Vehicle option: Group of 5 - MPV

Day 1

• Departure: Meet the operator at . Enter your preferred location at checkout. The operator will make the final confirmation accordingly. You can choose to depart at the following times: 00:00. Make sure you take part at the time you selected at booking, Today, you will arrive in Marrakech, the "Red City" of Morocco. Your driver will pick you up at the airport according to your flight schedule. After picking you up, you will be transferred to your hotel to check in. After more than ten hours of flight, you can relax and rest at the hotel.
• [Attraction/experience] 4 hour(s), Self-guided, Jemaa el-Fnaa, Also known as Djemaa el-Fna, it is the only UNESCO World Heritage Site square in the world still in use, and it is said to have looked this way for a thousand years. Djemaa el-Fna seems to be in a state of extreme excitement 24 hours a day: during the day, monkey performances, snake dances, and various talent shows go on almost from morning to night, without stopping.
• [Attraction/experience] 15 min(s), Self-guided, Koutoubia Mosque, To the southwest of Djemaa el-Fna square stands the Koutoubia Mosque, Marrakech's most famous landmark. Hailed as one of the most beautiful mosques in North Africa and the second largest in Morocco, its 70-meter-high minaret stands tall, its brilliance visible from miles away, even at night.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Marrakech Horse-Drawn Carriage Tour, Experience the extraordinary charm of Marrakech with a horse-drawn carriage ride through the vibrant southern city.
• [Attraction/experience] 4 hour(s), Self-guided, Chez Ali - Fantasia Marrakech, Ali House is a restaurant that blends Berber traditional culture with performance. The restaurant features a castle landscape and adopts traditional Arabic architectural style. Stepping into it is like being in the fairy tale "One Thousand and One Nights." You can enjoy a traditional Moroccan-style dinner here, watch equestrian performances and Berber song and dance.
• [Accommodation] Hotel Meirem, Hotel, 4 stars (Premium), Private bathroom; or similar class accommodation

Day 2

• [Dining] Breakfast, Hotel Restaurant
• [Attraction/experience] 1 hour(s), Self-guided, Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou, Depart from Marrakech and traverse the High Atlas Mountains, ultimately arriving in Ouarzazate. En route, visit Ait-Ben-Haddou, the filming location for "Game of Thrones" and known as "the most beautiful village in Morocco."
• [Dining] 1 hour(s), Lunch, Restaurants Near Aït Benhaddou
• [Attraction/experience] 1 hour(s), Self-guided, Atlas Film Studios, The first film studio in North Africa, known as the "Hollywood of Africa." Numerous blockbusters such as "Cleopatra," "Gladiator," "Inception," "Sex and the City 2," and "Operation Red Sea" were filmed here. In addition to the film set tours, there are also activities such as Sahara folk performances.
• [Accommodation] Hôtel Club Hanane; or similar class accommodation
• [Dining] Dinner, Hotel Restaurant, Hotel dining (included)

Day 3

• [Dining] Breakfast, Hotel Restaurant
• [Attraction/experience] 15 min(s), Self-guided, Todra Gorge, The Todra Gorge is carved by the Todra River, with steep red rock walls rising up to 300 meters on both sides, forming a spectacular natural passage. Sunlight shines on the rock walls, presenting different layers of golden and orange-red tones, creating a magnificent view. A clear stream flows at the bottom of the gorge, adding a touch of vitality to this arid region.
• [Dining] Lunch, Restaurants in or near towns around Todra Gorge
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Sáhara Desert merzouga, The Sahara Desert, formed approximately 2.5 million years ago, is the second largest desert in the world, after Antarctica, and also the world's largest sandy desert. Its area spans multiple African countries, covering approximately 9 million square kilometers. In Arabic, "Sahara" means "the great desert," a name that originates from the local area.
• [Attraction/experience] 1 hour(s), Guided tour, Camel Riding in the Desert, Upon arrival in Merzouga, tourists will transfer to camels for a journey into the Sahara Desert. They will traverse the rolling dunes, experiencing the nomadic lifestyle of a thousand years past. During the ride, they can admire the desert's vibrant colors at sunset, where golden yellows, oranges, and deep blues intertwine.
• [Attraction/experience] Guided tour, Berber Performance + Bonfire Party
• [Accommodation] Akabar luxury desert camp; or similar class accommodation
• [Dining] Dinner, Desert Camp Restaurant, Traditional Moroccan Berber Dinner (Included)

Day 4

• [Attraction/experience] Desert Sunrise Viewing, After watching the sunrise and enjoying breakfast at the desert camp, depart the desert by jeep or ATV desert motorcycle (at your own expense), and transfer to a business car to Fes.
• [Dining] Breakfast, Desert Camp Restaurant
• [Dining] Lunch, Middle Earth Restaurant
• [Attraction/experience] 15 min(s), Self-guided, Ifrane National Park, A national park located in Morocco's Middle Atlas Mountains, covering a total area of 500 km2, it is one of the gathering places for the Barbary macaque, a species unique to the Atlas Mountains. Most of the forest vegetation in the park is North African cedar, and driving through it gives the illusion of entering the lush forests of Northwestern Europe.
• [Attraction/experience] 30 min(s), Self-guided, Ifran, This mountain city blends the styles of various European alpine garden cities and is known as "Little Switzerland of Morocco." With its towering brick-red triangular roofs, European-imported lilac, sycamore, and linden trees, coupled with winter snow scenes, and neat lawns and blossoming flowers in spring and summer, you will feel as if you are in Europe.
• [Dining] Dinner, Fez Restaurant, Upon arrival in Fez, choose a restaurant according to your preferences. We recommend the Chinese restaurant in the Fez Medina.
• [Accommodation] Riad Yamanda; or similar class accommodation

Day 5

• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Fes el Bali, Fes Medina (Old City) is the oldest of Morocco's four ancient cities, built in 789 AD and listed as a World Heritage Site in 1981. The old city has 9,000 alleys, like a maze. After breakfast, dedicate your time to the old Medina of Fes for free exploration (you can hire a local guide at your own expense).
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Bab Boujloud, Bab Bou Jeloud, also known as the "Blue Gate," is the main entrance connecting the old city and the new city of Fez, and is one of the landmarks of the old city of Fez. The front of the gate is blue, known as "Fez Blue," while the back is "Islamic Green."
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Chaouwara Tanneries, The tanneries of Fez employ ancient techniques passed down since the 16th century and are the only place in the world that still preserves the manual leather dyeing industry. The Chouara Tannery is the oldest tannery and is definitely a must-see attraction in Fez, Morocco.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Royal Palace, The Sultan's Palace is located at the intersection of the old and new city of Fez, known for its seven spectacular and majestic brass gates and the gorgeous mosaic walls surrounding the city gates. Formerly the Sultan's Palace, it is now the palace of the King of Morocco in Fez. It is not usually open to the public, but you can still feel the splendor of the palace from the outside.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Borj Sud, This fortress is located south of the Fez Medina, offering a commanding view of over 9,000 streets and alleys, the densely populated Fez Medina, the Jewish Quarter, and the Fez New City.
• [Dining] Lunch, Fez Restaurant
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Spanish Mosque, The mosque is situated on a separate hill next to the old town of Chefchaouen, resembling a blue hat from a distance. It is the best spot for a panoramic view of Chefchaouen and watching the sunset, so tourists gather here at dusk.
• [Dining] Dinner, Chefchaouen Restaurant, Upon arrival in Chefchaouen, you can choose a restaurant for your meal. There are three Chinese restaurants near the old city of Chefchaouen, which are more suitable for Chinese tourists who want to have dinner there.
• [Accommodation] Hôtel Ziryab; or similar class accommodation

Day 6

• [Dining] Breakfast, Hotel Restaurant
• [Attraction/experience] 2 hour(s), Self-guided, Chefchaouen Medina, Chefchaouen, meaning "peaks" in the local language, is nestled in the Rif Mountains of northern Morocco, North Africa. Far from the hustle and bustle of big cities, it's a tranquil town where streets, doors, and windows are painted in shades of blue and white, and one of the world's three classic blue cities.
• [Dining] Lunch, Chefchaouen Restaurant, Dine at the self-service restaurant. There is a Chinese seafood restaurant in Tangier, which you can choose to dine at.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Hercules Caves, One of Tangier's most famous natural wonders, legend says that the ancient Greek hero Hercules rested here, hence the name. Facing the Atlantic Ocean, the cave features a natural opening shaped like the outline of the African continent, formed by tides and waves, making it a perfect photo spot (entrance ticket required).
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Cape Spartel, Located on the northwestern tip of Tangier, Cape Spartel Lighthouse was built in the 19th century and is still in use today. Standing at the cape, you can enjoy a panoramic sea view and feel the pleasant sea breeze. There is a ticket fee to climb the lighthouse, and visitors can choose whether to ascend to the top based on their own needs.
• [Dining] Lunch, Tangier Restaurant, Dine at the self-service restaurant. There is a Chinese seafood restaurant in Tangier, which you can choose to dine at.
• [Attraction/experience] Tangier Medina, The Old Medina of Tangier is the city's most distinctive historical district, filled with a rich Arab and Andalusian flavor. Within the Medina, you can also visit the Grand Socco and the Grand Mosque of Tangier to experience the daily life of the locals.
• [Dining] Dinner, Tangier Restaurant
• [Accommodation] Hotel Andalucia Golf; or similar class hotel

Day 7

• [Dining] Breakfast, Hotel Restaurant
• [Attraction/experience] 1 hour(s), Self-guided, Asilah, A town located on the Atlantic coast, known for its distinctive white and blue architecture and artistic graffiti murals, imbued with a strong Moorish and Mediterranean ambiance. Every summer, Asilah hosts the International Cultural Arts Festival, attracting many artists to create.
• [Dining] Lunch, Rabat Restaurant, Upon arrival in Rabat, you are free to choose a restaurant for your meal.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Royal Palace Rabat Morocco, The Rabat Royal Palace is the official residence of the King of Morocco. Although not open to the public, visitors can admire its magnificent architecture from the outside. The palace blends Moorish and Arabian styles and is guarded by the Royal Guard, adding to its solemnity and mystery.
• [Attraction/experience] Kasbah of the Udayas, Rabat is a must-see destination, and was a filming location for Mission: Impossible 5.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Mausoleum of Mohammed V, This royal mausoleum houses the remains of three important members of the royal family, including Mohammed V and his two sons, King Hassan II and Prince Abdallah. The mausoleum's architecture is elegant and grand, constructed of white marble and topped with a green tiled roof, symbolizing Islamic culture.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Hassan Tower, Hassan Tower, located next to the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, is the minaret of an unfinished mosque. Construction began in the 12th century with the ambitious plan to create the world's largest mosque, but work ceased due to the ruler's death. Today, the 44-meter-high red sandstone tower still stands majestically, forming a unique historical landscape with the surrounding remaining stone columns.
• [Dining] Casablanca Restaurant, Upon arrival in Casablanca, you can choose a restaurant for your meal. Casablanca has many Chinese restaurants; we recommend Xin Long Men Chinese Restaurant next to the seafood market, where you can buy seafood and have it processed there.
• [Accommodation] Hotel Address; or similar class accommodation

Day 8

• [Dining] Breakfast, Hotel Restaurant, After breakfast, begin your Casablanca day tour.
• [Attraction/experience] Hassan II Mosque, The Hassan II Mosque is located on the Atlantic coast, with one-third of its building area extending over the sea. As the third-largest mosque in the world, its minaret stands at 210 meters tall. You can take photos from the outside; tickets are required to enter the mosque.
• [Attraction/experience] Mohammed V Square, Due to the flocks of pigeons gathering in the square, it is also known as "Pigeon Square." This is the central square of Casablanca and a place for daily activities for citizens. The square is surrounded by European-style colonial buildings, including the courthouse, city hall, and banks, blending French architectural style with traditional Moroccan elements.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Morocco Mall, The largest shopping center in Africa, bringing together world-renowned brands, local Moroccan shops, high-end restaurants, and various entertainment facilities. The mall houses a huge aquarium called "Aquadream," where visitors can observe a variety of marine life up close.
• [Attraction/experience] Rick's Café, Enjoy photo opportunities outside the 1:1 replica café from the movie "Casablanca," and pre-book a lunch seat (at your own expense) according to your personal needs.
• [Dining] Lunch, Casablanca Restaurant, Dine at the buffet restaurant.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Miami Beach Boardwalk, The Miami Corniche is located on the western coastline of Casablanca. Along the Atlantic beachfront, you'll find many upscale restaurants, cafes, and resort hotels. You can stroll along the beach or enjoy a leisurely afternoon at an outdoor cafe. In the evening, you can also watch the sunset here.
• [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Marrakesh, After the tour, proceed to Marrakech.
• [Dining] Dinner, Marrakech Restaurant
• [Accommodation] Hotel Meirem; or similar class accommodation

Day 9

• [Dining] Breakfast, Hotel Restaurant
• [Return] at Marrakech Airport, You can choose to return at the following times: 23:00. Options available can vary based on the departure time you selected at booking and the duration of the itinerary. Based on your flight departure time, a driver will be arranged to take you to the airport, concluding your trip to Morocco.
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Eligibility

• Children aged 6+ will be charged the same rate as adults
• Children aged 0-5 who do not occupy a separate seat enjoy a 25% discount.

Additional information

Prohibitions & Limitations

• Participants who appear intoxicated may be refused service. In this case, no refunds will be given

Accessibility

• Please refer to the venue's official website for more information about PWD accessibility

Vehicle & luggage info

• Vehicle option: Group of 6 - MPV