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An expedition of this magnitude is a Morocco adventure tour. Trekking, hiking, exploring, discovering, camping, and visiting all aspects of Morocco's cultural and historic sites, from the high north to the deep south, from the farthest point east to the extreme west of this marvelous and naturally endowed destination for active travelers. Morocco has fascinated world travelers and explorers since ancient times. Suppose you enjoy ancient history, archaic societies, cultural encounters, active and adventurous discoveries, exotic explorations, and off-the-beaten-path overland expeditions, all in the most diverse and beautiful natural settings. In that case, this adventure tour is for you. This is an active overland small group journey in the hinterland of Morocco, so keep it a discovery. This is an active Morocco tour for the explorer and nature enthusiast, covering the ancient history of the Imperial Cities, the Berber dwellers of the Atlas Mountains, and the Bedouin nomads and traders of the Sahara Desert oases. This overland truck expedition is designed for small groups but can be tailored as a private trip for independent travelers. Enjoy our in-depth Morocco cultural and active tours.
Upon arrival at Boukhalef Airport in Tangier or one of its ports, your guide will be waiting to greet you, and then you will be transferred to the hotel in Chefchaouen. Today, we will take you to the picturesque city of Asilah. Larach to explore the marvels of the white towns of Morocco, traditional fishing ports, the Rif Mountains, evergreen red cedar forests, and Berber villages unique to this undiscovered region. Endly, you will find yourself in the Marvelous Chefchaouen Mountain town and its vibrant aura of beauty and charm.
Your driver will take you on a day trip to visit historic sites and fascinating towns on the road to Fez. Explore the highlights of Meknes, including Volubilis and Moulay Idris. This excursion embodies much of Morocco's early history, including Volubilis as its Roman provincial capital and Moulay Idris, who created its first Arab dynasty. Continue to Fez, dinner, and accommodation.
The most ancient imperial capital and the complete medieval city of the Islamic world, Fez is undeniably unique. Culturally and spiritually stimulating with its haunting and beautiful sounds, infinite visual details, and unfiltered odors, Fez seems to exist suspended in time somewhere between the Middle Ages and modern times. Besides its electricity, it owes absolutely nothing to the West. As a spectacle, this is an entirely satisfying experience and a learning process about the sophistication of the Moroccan artisan. We visited some important sites, including the Bou Inania Medersa, the Moulay Idriss Mausoleum, the Karaouiyine Mosque, the Attarine Medersa, and the Nejjarine Museum, in the morning. Lunch in a typical Moroccan restaurant, and continue exploring the Medina in the afternoon. Dinner and accommodations are at Hotel Des Merinides.
We will start the day with an excursion to the ancient city of Sefrou. The town that thrived in the Phoenician and Roman times was an outpost that linked Africa to Europe for trade. Caravans used to meet there to exchange goods, and Vehicles from camels to mules. An ancient trade outpost in sub-Saharan Africa, it is also a three-thousand-year-old spiritual center with significant Judaic roots. Shrines and notable places around the city are pilgrimage sites for Moroccan Jews today. After hiking in the Atlas to explore these landscapes, we will visit Bhallil to see the troglodyte dwellings that have existed since Neolithic times and are still in use. Return to Fez for dinner and accommodation.
The first hills of the Middle Atlas seem oddly un-Moroccan. Evergreen pines, tall cedar trees on the peaks, and poplars stand copiously on the foothills, laced with flowing streams. The road across is almost ceremonial. Azrou, the first real town of the Middle Atlas, stands at a major junction of routes; it's an important market center and has long held a strategic role in controlling the Berbers of the mountains. The Middle Atlas ceases at Midelt, where, suddenly, through the haze, appear the much greater peaks of the High Atlas, formidably rising behind the town to form a massive range, the Djebel Ayashi, at over 12,000 ft. The drama of this sight, tremendous in the apparent, cool noon, is the most compelling reason to stop over for lunch. Erfoud is one of the most pleasing southern routes: a dry, red belt of the desert, and then suddenly, a drop into the valley filled with date palm groves. Dinner accommodations are at camp with the Tuaregs over the dunes of Merzouga. You can ride your camel to camp or hop in our Land Rover to cruise these gigantesque dunes.
An experience not to be missed is to watch the sun rise from the spectacular Merzouga dunes of the Sahara, so beautiful that no word can describe it. Breakfast with the Touaregs and continue to explore the ancient holy city of Rissani, taking in the best Sahara landscapes. Dinner and accommodations are in Erfoud.
The narrowest gorges in the region are located in the Todra Valley, just 15 km from Tineghir. Traveling through the Dades valley in spring, you will find the bloom of thousands of Persian roses filling up the air with an ethereal aroma, indeed from heaven, cultivated as hedgerows dividing the different plots. Thousands of Kasbahs are scattered surreally, standing erect in the shadow of time, along the Dades River—dinner and accommodation at Hotel Bougafer in Tineghir.
Travel in the morning to Zagora, exploring the marvels of the Anti-Atlas mountains and the beauty of the Draa Valley oases and kasbahs. Stop in Agdez and other sun-baked mud hamlets of small villages among this giant belt of continuous oases in the world—dinner and lodging at Tinsouline Hotel.
Enjoy an exciting full-day excursion to the natural gateway of the Moroccan Saharan Desert. We will drive through the lowlands and then along the mountain passes to Tamegroute. There, we will stop to visit the famous Moorish Koranic Library, featuring rare books and documents, some of which are written on gazelle hide from the 13th century. Return to Zagora.
Travel between the Sahara and the Atlas Mountains across some of the most remote and breathtaking landscapes in the Sahara Desert to reach the Oasis of Foum Zguid, where the horizons stretch the imagination and evoke the vastness and isolation of the Sahara Desert. After lunch, we will cruise to Tata, where we will enjoy a night in a typical Kasbah raised from the ground to challenge the tallest palm trees.
After breakfast, we will travel Bedouin Caravan Trails west to Guelmime, an ancient trade outpost, and the exotic oases of Guelmime. Caravans still gather once a year to buy, sell, and barter from major sub-Saharan countries of the Sahel and West Africa. Sometimes, even from East Africa, a journey that takes months to sail across the vast desert of the Sahara.
Travel in the morning from the best oasis of Goulimine to the Jewel of southwestern Morocco, the magnificent Tiznit. Named after a woman who has marked the Moroccan myths, the Seductive Tiznit still lives up to the reputation of its founder. Lunch on the road in some of the best eateries this well-cultured region of Souss has to offer, featuring its varied staples, including Berber tagines cooked in earthen pots in the same way ancient ancestors did. Dinner and accommodation are at Hotel Tiznit.
Travel from the stark desert to the High Atlas Mountains' lush plateaus, where this ancient village is nestled among almond groves. The afternoon will be devoted to the natural sites and Neolithic rock carvings for which this region is known. A natural library scattered across these slopes, featuring a rich collection of archives documenting humanity's ancient history. Dinner and Lodging are at Hotel Les Amadiers.
We will travel across great Berber villages known for their distinguished beauty, primarily through Ait Baha, which overlooks a valley with unique rock formations. Reach the walled medieval city of Taroudant at the gate of the rich valley of Souss. Dinner and accommodation at a dignitary dwelling converted in our days to an atmospheric and intimate guesthouse, Riad Ennakhil.
Explore the city surrounded by regal, red-ochre walls, often called “Little Marrakech.” With its authenticity and conservative style, today, Taroudant surpasses the charm and beauty of Marrakech in the eyes of many discoverers, a day to enjoy the colorful pallets of a typical Moroccan city.
Depart for Imlil via Asni and Tizi n'Test, passing at an elevation of 11,000 ft. in an impressive site that divides these mountains into two distinct aspects. One side acts as a shield to protect the hinterland from the Sahara's harsh and dry expansion; the other side collects the moisture of the Gherbi winds from the Atlantic Ocean, soft and evergreen. Such is the life of the Berber dwellers, a day of mountain hikes through the high peaks and deep valleys. This is an experience to treasure for a lifetime. Overnight and dinner will be at a guesthouse.
Morning will be devoted to trekking in the Toubkal plateau. After lunch, we will proceed to Marrakech to visit cliff-hanging villages and wards like Asni and Tahanout. Arrival in Marrakech, the "Morocco City" as the early travelers called it, has always been a pleasant city, a marketplace where the southern tribesmen and Berber villagers bring in their goods, spend their money, and find entertainment. For tourists, it's an enduring fantasy - a city of immense beauty, low, pink, and tent-like before a great shaft of mountains, and immediately exciting. Visit the famous Jemaa El Fna square. Dinner will be served at a typical Marrakech restaurant. Overnight at the hotel.
Morning devoted to discovering the historical sights, visiting the Menara irrigation pools, Bab Agnaw Gate, the Saadian Tombs, the Bahia Palace, the Badia Palace, and the Dar Si Said museum. Explore the vibrant souks of Marrakech in the afternoon. Dinner Fantasia at Jamaa el Fna Square will be reserved for you at a typical festivity of neighboring tribal dances and spectacular displays of horsemanship. Overnight will be at the Hotel.
Travel to Essaouira (Mogador), apart from the immediate impact of sea air and the friendly animation of the town, the predominant images of Essaouira are of the Atlantic - of the rugged coast and offshore islands, the vast expanse of empty sands trailing back along the peninsula to the south, and the almost Gothic scenery of the eighteen-century fortifications. Lunch will be at the Chalet de la Mer restaurant overlooking the ocean. Dinner and accommodations are at Hotel Des Iles.
You will travel to Casablanca, stopping at El Oualidia for a seafood lunch. You will continue to El Jadida, where you will visit the citadel, a testament to the 11th-century Portuguese occupation. Finally, you will arrive in Casablanca, having completed a journey that has led you through immeasurable antiquity. You will conclude your day with a farewell dinner and spend the night at the hotel.
You will depart for Casablanca Airport in the morning, where you will board your flight back home with a lifetime's worth of memories packed neatly into your suitcase.
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Cost per person: $3,165.00 USD
Single supplement: $485.00 USD
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