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Marrakech and Essaouira Two-Day Tour

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• Travel to Marrakech and Essaouira with overnight stay in Marrakech
• Visit all the top sights on guided walking tour through the old medina
• Savour a Moroccan dinner and traditional entertainment in a riad
• Explore Essaouira's characterful port with lunch and free time to shop
• Expert local guide with unrivalled knowledge of Morocco and its culture

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What to expect

With plenty of time to soak up the sights and sounds of Marrakech, this two-day tour immerses you into the city's colourful past and present. You'll travel from Agadir to see some of the city's highlights, experience Djemaa el-Fna by night, dine in an opulent riad and check out the seaside city of Essaouira on your way back. Ibrahim, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘I was born and bred in Essaouira, but my family moved away when I was 14. Now, when I return, I'm filled with nostalgia as I tour the alleys where I used to play football with my Arab and Jewish friends. Essaouira has always been a multicultural melting pot.'

On day one, we'll hit the road to Marrakech, where on arrival you'll delve straight into the medina's warren of tightly-packed streets. Spend the morning taking in sights as we drop by places like Jardin Secret, before lunch at Dar Nejarine. After some free time to explore, we'll head to Djemaa el-Fna at dusk – the best time to see it – before a tasty dinner and traditional entertainment in a riad.

On day two we'll head to the coastal city of Essaouira. Its mellow atmosphere, narrow winding streets laden with kaleidoscopic carpets, peeling-paint houses with and heavy old wooden doors make it a wonderful place to wander around. Walk the ramparts of the harbour, known as the Skala, where electric-blue boats bob in the water, or discover the atmospheric medina. There's a lunch stop included followed by free time to explore, before returning to Agadir in the early evening.

Important to know

• Single room supplement payable at the hotel
• Not suitable for guests with reduced mobility
• Bring warm clothes
• Bring suitable footwear
• Bring bathing gear and sunblock
• Bring biodegradable insect repellent
• Bring your passport or official eu identification
• Some entrance fees and optional extras are payable locally

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Accommodation

Admission fees

Two lunches and one dinner

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Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 2 days before the experience begins.

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TUI Tours | Imperial Cities of Morocco, 8 Days from Marrakesh

• Operated with English-speaking TUI escorted guide during the whole tour from day 2 to 6
• Shared transportation in an air-conditioned bus from day 2 to 6
• All entrance fees and activities mentioned in the itinerary:
• Marrakech full-day tour (Day 2)
• Casablanca city tour (Day 3)
• visit to Rabat, Meknes and Volubilis (entrances to Bou Inania and Attarine; Day 4)
• Fes city tour (Day 5)
• Scenic Route Transfer to Marrakech (Day 6)
• 1 Lunch (Day 5)
• Domestic nor International flights
• Day 1 and 8: Arrival and departure transfer from/to the airport is not included
• Drinks during meals (unless specified otherwise)
• Any visit not mentioned in the program
• Optional tours
• Porterage and gratuities
• Expenditures of a personal nature, drinks and meals or items not stated explicitly in the program
• Any alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, mineral water, camera/video camera fee (if any)
• Travel Insurance or any loss or extra cost arising due to unforeseen circumstances
• such as flight delays, accidents, etc.
• Upon your arrival at International Airport in Marrakesh, meet and greet an assistant who will assist you with the transfer to your hotel.
• Menara Airport, Marrakech Morocco
• Not wheelchair accessible
• Near public transportation
• Infants must sit on laps
• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• Most travellers can participate
• We reserve the right to change itineraries and activities due to weather conditions, technical problems or security reasons.
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Tui Tours | Imperial Cities Of Morocco

• Best price guaranteed
• No booking fees
• COVID-19 protected
• Active and outdoor
• Art and architecture
• Customizable
• duration 8 days
• tour type Group Request as private
• age requirement 10-99 yrs
• max group size 30
• guiding method Partially guided
• Tour Code BM-33373

• Starts Marrakech, Morocco
• Ends Marrakech, Morocco
• Day 1: Arrival Marrakesh
• Day 2: Marrkaesh
• Day 3: Marrakesh – Casablanca (245 Km – 2.45 Hrs)
• Day 4: Casablanca – Fez (300 Km – 3.15 Hrs)
• Day 6: Fez – Beni-mellal – Marrakech (530 Km – 5.5 Hrs)
• Day 7: Marrakesh
• Day 8: Departure Marrakesh
• Superior Hotel Category = Hotel Wazo or similar 4*
• Superior Hotel Category = Hotel Odyssee Center or similar 4*
• Superior Hotel Category = Zalagh Park Palace or similar 5*
• Superior Hotel Category = Wazo Hotel or similar 4*
• 7 night's hotel accommodation
• 7 Breakfasts
• 1 Lunch (Day 5)
• 6 Dinners (Day 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7)
• Arrival shared transfer in an air-conditioned minibus/bus from Marrakech airport to the hotel in Marrakech
• Shared transportation in an air-conditioned bus from day 2 to 6
• Operated with English-speaking TUI escorted guide during the whole tour from day 2 to 6
• All entrance fees and activities mentioned in the itinerary: All entrance fees and activities mentioned in the itinerary: Marrakech full-day tour (Day 2); Casablanca city tour (Day 3); visit to Rabat, Meknes and Volubilis (entrances to Bou Inania and Attarine; Day 4); Fes city tour (Day 5); Scenic Route Transfer to Marrakech (Day 6)
• Domestic nor International flights
• Departure transfer from the hotel to Marrakech airport (Day 8)
• Drinks during meals (unless specified otherwise)
• Any visit not mentioned in the program
• Optional tours
• Porterage and gratuities
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• Any alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, mineral water, camera/video camera fee (if any)
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No additional cancellation fees apply for this Tui Tours | Imperial Cities Of Morocco tour. You can cancel the tour up to 28 days prior departure and avoid paying the full amount, but your deposit paid is non-refundable. No refund applies for cancellations within 27 days of departure.

For any tour departures within 13 May 2024, full payment is required. For tours that depart later than 13 May 2024, a deposit is required to confirm this tour, and the remaining balance will be charged 27 days before trip departure.

Tui Tours | Imperial Cities Of Morocco tour requires that you have adequate and valid travel insurance covering medical and personal accidents, including repatriation costs and emergency evacuation. World Nomads offers travel insurance for independent travelers and intrepid families.

For this Tui Tours | Imperial Cities Of Morocco tour getting the required visa(s) is the responsibility for each individual traveller, as visa requirements vary depending on your nationality. We recommend to check with your local embassies representing the countries that you are traveling to, as part of this itinerary.

We reserve the right to change itineraries and activities due to weather conditions, technical problems or security reasons. Please note that hotel classification is as per Moroccan standards. Late check-out, early check-in, connecting or adjoining rooms at the hotel are all subject to availability and not guaranteed. Day 8: Departure transfer from hotel in Marrakech to Marrakech airport is not included. 

This trip incorporates the following COVID-19 measures:

• This tour has implemented smaller group sizes than normal, allowing for more personal space on the vehicles, sights visited, hotels and restaurants.
• Hygiene protocols have been adopted on this trip. Wearing a mask, hand washing and general sanitizing has been implemented on this tour. Frequently touched surfaces are furthermore regularly disinfected.
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Morocco: TUI's Imperial Cities tour is an unforgettable experience - here's why it should be next on your travel bucket list

An adventure to different cities of Morocco with breathtaking buildings, divine local cuisine, enchanting markets and more - it is a truly unforgettable experience

Enchanting markets, breath-taking buildings and mosques, waterfalls, a surreal hot air balloon ride, exquisite food. Travelling to Morocco is a trip I will never forget.

From Marrakech and Casablanca to Rabat and Beni Mellal, the cities I experienced were all different with their own charms and quirks. From the culture-rich bustling streets and markets of Marrakech to the more built-up, promenade seaside walk of Casablanca. I travelled with TUI to experience a taster of its Morocco Imperial Cities Tour and here is what I made of the experience. 

First off, when arriving at Marrakech Menara Airport I was hit by 30C heat. The sun was shining and I was very happy to be leaving the drizzly cold February weather of the UK behind. As part of the trip I stayed at TUI Blue Medina Gardens in the heart of Marrakech. It is a five minutes’ walk from restaurants, food stalls and the famous markets (called souks). The hotel is not included as part of the Imperial Cities Tour, as you will stay at a variety of different 3 and 4* hotels during the trip, but it is somewhere you can stay to extend your trip afterwards.

I would highly recommend this TUI Blue hotel in Marrakech. I was blown away. As we travelled to it I was already in awe at the buildings in Marrakech, the colours and the architecture, and then arriving at the hotel I saw it was yet another stunning building with original Arabic features including a 200-year-old tower. The hotel is adults only so there is quite the contrast between outside the walls of the hotel with the busy markets to the inside of the hotel being very chill, relaxed and calming with many relaxing by the two large pools and in the rooftop bar. 

The rooms are very spacious with beautiful views of the hotel’s pools and gardens and my room even came with a hot tub on my balcony which was an extra added bonus. Below my room the rooms on the ground floor were treated to a swimming pool which ran alongside outside of the rooms. In the gardens the hotel keeps tortoises which are very cute to see, it treats guests to its very own Shisha lounge and the food it serves is all extremely delicious from traditional tagine dishes, seafood dishes to pastas, skewers and more. 

Over the course of our TUI tour we explored the amazing sights of Marrakech, Casablanca, Rabat, and Beni Mellal. The tour that is being offered by TUI also includes the exploration of Volubilis and Fez, and spans across eight days, however our trip was a little shorter.

Before our first day of discovering the magical Marrakech, we had a taste of what the city has to offer during our first night in Morocco. We visited the authentic Dar Essalam restaurant in the heart of Marrakech which blends both tradition and modernity. The restaurant was featured in the Alfred Hitchcock film "The man who knew too much" and is famous for being visited by Winston Churchill, Charles Trenet and Alfred Hitchcock himself for its Moroccan cuisine. 

I would highly recommend this restaurant if you are heading to Marrakech. The food was divine and the entertainment was lively to say the least. There were dancers in the middle of the restaurant circling around the room asking people to get up and dance, traditional music and at one point during the evening a Conga line formed around the restaurant. The thought of this happening when dining in a restaurant here in the UK was very amusing. 

The next day was our big tour of Marrakech, starting off with the Saadian Tombs. This is a must-see if you visit. The stunning tombs are a major tourist attraction in Marrakech and were constructed during the reign of Sultan Ahmad al-Mansur in the late 16th century. It is the resting place of over 60 members of the Saadi family, plus dozens of other bodies that are believed to be nobles from their court. The buildings were impressive with stunning ceilings and ornate white marble pillars. 

We had a quick stop for some coffee at a local restaurant and then headed onto Bahia Palace, another must-see historical landmark. It is a truly stunning 19th century building consisting of rooms decorated with paintings and mosaics. The architecture is really impressive and the vibrant colours really bring it to life as well as reflecting the traditions of the country. The ceilings are painted with intricate patterns and designs, and the windows are framed with ornate wooden shutters.

For lunch we stopped at a restaurant called 'Nomad'. A restaurant with roof-top seating with stunning views. From worming your way in and out of the little alleyways of the souks, to coming up to the roof-top restaurant and seeing the city from above, it was another experience. The food was spectacular and as we ate we could hear prayer’s begin, filling the streets of the city.

After this we visited Medersa Ben Youssef, a historic Islamic college founded in the 14th century. It has beautiful ornamentation and an open courtyard, and it is spectacular that places like this are hidden away in the streets of the busy and bustling city. It has over 130 rooms and has housed over 900 students. Our guide, Abdullah, who was phenomenal during the trip providing us with interesting facts and his knowledge, told us that in order for children to be able to go there they had to learn 6,000 verses of the Quran before they were six. 

As we left the historic school, weaving through the streets of the souks was an unforgettable experience. We saw all the many shops, stalls, stray cats, and the real culture of Marrakech. We even walked down Mechoui Alley, Marrakech's go-to spot for mechoui, whole roasted lamb and mutton that's sold by weight. The guide took us into the back of the stall where there was a hole in the ground and you could see dead animals hanging at the bottom being cooked. You could feel the heat coming from the hole. It is famous for its lamb delicacy and the likes of Mary Berry and Gordon Ramsey have visited here.

Next on our tour was the Jardin Majorelle YSL Gardens and this was simply stunning. It is one of the most colourful gardens that attracts over 700,000 visitors a year. It is a slice of peace and tranquillity in Marrakech created by French Orientalist artist, Jacques Majorelle, over a period of almost 40 years. Four years after his death French fashion designer Yves Saint-Laurent and long-term business partner Pierre Bergé visited Jardin Majorelle, instantly fell in love with it and decided to restore it. I loved the rich, vibrant blues and yellows of the buildings, the tall palm trees and bamboo, as well as the water fountains. There is a Yves Saint-Laurent shop and bookstore to explore and a museum devoted to the work of Yves Saint Laurent.

The next day was a big day of travelling to both Casablanca and Rabat. From Marrakech to Casablanca was around a two-hour 45-minute drive and there was quite a difference between the two. The contrast of traditional Moroccan buildings with its orange, brown, clay and wooden features to the built-up, tall buildings of Casablanca. It has a beautiful stretch of coastline and the main standout is the Hassan II Mosque  - which is hard not to miss. It is the largest functioning mosque in Africa and is the 14th largest in the world, and it really does take your breath away. We went inside and the detailing was phenomenal, as was the sheer size of the rooms and the little detailing's. It took 10,000 craftsmen and 3,000 workers just six years to build the Mosque, working 24-hours per day - amazing.

A quick stop we made in Casablanca for a drink was to Rick’s Cafe and it was very charming. It is inspired, of course, by the very famous film “Casablanca” and has an elegant atmosphere and intricate interiors. Along the way to Rabat we passed luscious green parks such as the Arab League Park and other attractions including the United Nations Square and Muhammad V Square.

The journey to Rabat was around an hour and again it was another completely different city to Marrakech and Casablanca. It is the capital of Morocco and has more of a relaxed holiday atmosphere with a marina and stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean. We visited the majestic Kasbah des Oudayas, offering scenic views of the waterfront of Rabat. It is full of blue and white buildings, shops, gardens, quaint streets and we even saw three very cute little kittens running after its mother. 

In Rabat we stayed in a traditional riad, which isn’t offered as part of the TUI Imperial Cities Tour, but if you get the chance after the tour has ended or you want to come back to Morocco I would definitely recommend staying in one. A riad is a traditional Moroccan house or palace with an indoor garden and courtyard located within the old city “Medina” walls. We went out for dinner, choosing to have it on a docked ship on the marina water where I had a lovely seafood dish.

Up early the next morning we were off to Beni Mellal and the Atlas Mountains. We stopped at Ain Asserdoun with beautiful waterfalls and running water in a park full of greenery. Then we carried on with the journey to the Ouzoud Waterfalls , the highest waterfalls in Northern Africa. It is located by the village of Tanaghmeilt in the High Atlas Mountains and during the journey there you have spectacular, almost Jurassic like views with the scenery of the mountains and sheer drops. It is amazing to see villages and houses high up in the mountains as well as a huge hydroelectric dam.

When we arrived at the waterfalls we had lunch at the restaurant at the top, called Izargan, where we were supplied with so much food. Beautiful tagines, a starter full of delicious strawberries, chicken, avocado. The waiters then brought out couscous bowls and after the waterfall we had dessert - miniature cakes that were all different, one like a nougat another like a jammy dodger. The food was to die for!

The waterfalls itself were fantastic and the best I have seen so far, and an added delight was spotting a Barbary Ape monkey. The 600 steps down were not bad at all, we all imagined steep horrible steps, but this was far from the case. A beautiful rainbow shone through the waterfall as we passed on the way down and from the bottom you could get close to the sheer volume of water.

To top off this amazing experience, the next morning we were back in Marrakech and ready for another memorable excursion. One which I will never forget - a sunrise hot air balloon ride over the beautiful city . Now don’t get me wrong, I was very nervous about this. The thought of being carried in the air by a balloon and solely relying on this made me very anxious. But I soon found out that the hot air balloon rides are very well done, managed with air traffic control and the pilots are very experienced. We walked towards our balloon as the sun began to rise over the mountains and other hot air balloons were being set off around me, and it was simply a surreal experience.

It is not for the faint hearted but it was a true delight and when you are in the air all your fears and nerves about it go. We all felt amazing after, full of laughs and smiles. If you ever get the chance to, do it. The excursions can be booked as extras, separate to the tour, so if you plan on staying longer after the tour ends this is something you can think of arranging.

As we were up in the air, Daniel, the pilot, told us steering the balloon is like what a sailor does with his boat but just the sailor relies on the sea and the waves, but he relies on the wind. He said an average of four phones are dropped per year by people and noted we were heading up 900m high and travelling 16km. After he mentioned this I made sure not to hang my phone out too much as I was reaching to capture that sunrise shot… 

We then had a free day to explore Marrakech where I bought some gifts from the souks and we enjoyed a Moroccan themed night at the TUI Blue hotel in the evening, with traditional performances and again amazing food. We were all full of tagine by the end of the trip but we all thoroughly enjoyed the local cuisine - full of rich flavours. 

We were all really sad to leave the hotel, the beautiful city and for it to be the end of our exploration of Morocco. It was truly one of the best experiences I have ever had and I will definitely be going back at some point to explore more of the country including Fez. There is so much to see, do and experience in Morocco and TUI’s Imperial Cities Tour really allows you to do this with ease. The itinerary is set out and you can enjoy the popular and truly amazing sights of the beautiful country. It was my first time in the country and now I know it won’t be my last. 

TUI operates to Morocco throughout the year with regular weekly flights from London and regional airports to Marrakech and Agadir. TUI Tours offer two Morocco tours, Imperial Cities of Morocco and Tracks of the Nomads. Its expertise across the globe means it has the best people on the ground delivering incredible tours experiences, with variety to suit different travellers. A range of hotels are offered in Marrakech, its key hotels include the TUI BLUE Medina Gardens and TUI BLUE Riu Tikida Garden.

TUI recommends customers download its app to ensure they have everything they need for their holiday in one place. The app provides easy access to search and book, manage bookings, download mobile boarding passes, view transfer times and find out how best to contact resort reps. New this year - from the day of departure until the day they return home customers are able to chat to their in resort team via the TUI app. The in resort team are on hand to deal with any queries customers might have and aim to respond to within 30 minutes. The TUI app can be downloaded for free from the App stores or Google Play.

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TUI Tours | Imperial Cities of Morocco

8 Days Starting and ending in Marrakesh

Visiting: Marrakesh, Casablanca, Fes

Tour operator:

Destination Services Morocco

Guide Type:

Partially Guided

Physical rating:

Tour operated in:.

Cultural , Foodie and Wine Tours , Gardens & Nature Tours , History , Wildlife Tours

Activities:

Sightseeing

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Tour overview.

Join our 8-day TUI tour and discover the gem of Morocco, dizzying diversity of the African getaway. Explore its rich culture and traditions while visiting the busy Djemaa El Fna and admire the vibrant atmosphere of this market. Casablanca will tempt you with its marvelous architecture and romantic vibe, so well-known from many movies and vast network of winding alleys of Fez el Bali will unveil the tradition and originality of this culture. Learn about the impressive history, fascinating local culture and art, marvel at the diverse landscapes of this incredible country, and take advantage of the opportunities to savour the best traditional Moroccan cuisine during eight unforgettable days.

Marrakech: vivid town, also called “Red city”, tempting for its spicy fragrance, and gastronomic variety

Casablanca: cosmopolitan city, tempting by its beautiful architecture and lovely squares packed with fine restaurants and galleries, a famous spot for many film shootings

Admire the famous Koutoubia Mosque, the beautiful Bahia Palace, the Saadian Tombs, Menara Garden, and the bustling Jemaa el-Fnaa market

Fes: See the magnificent Moulay Idriss Zaouia, explore the historic Jewish quarter and take in the panoramic views from the Royal Palace and fortifications

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Day 1 : Arrival Marrakesh

Location: marrakesh.

Upon your arrival at International Airport in Marrakesh, meet and greet an assistant who will assist you with the transfer to your hotel. If you’re feeling knackered after the flight, you can stay in the hotel to put your feet up and make the most of the available services. But if you’re itching to start exploring this fascinating city, then hit the streets and make your own way towards the local shops and bars and explore this vibrant city on your own. Dinner serves at the hotel. 

Overnight in Marrakesh.

Day 2 : Marrkaesh

Wake up to your breakfast at the hotel and get ready for your full-day tour of Marrakesh. Admire the Saadian tombs and the exterior of the magnificent Koutoubia mosque and its 70-metre-high minaret. It dates from the late 12th century when most of northern Africa and the southern Iberian Peninsula were part of the Almohad Empire. Behold the beautiful Bahia Palace with its exceptional cedar and marble decorations. Take a rest in Menaras Gardens and enjoy its tranquil and calm atmosphere. In the afternoon visit the famous place Djemaa El Fna, Main Square and market place of Medina, full of local products and craft centres. During the day you can experience surprising sights, like monkey trainers or snake charmers and during the night it becomes the centre of the local musicians and other traditional shows. Enjoy a tasting experience of different olives before returning to the hotel. Once back in the hotel, enjoy the rest of the day at leisure. Dinner serves at the hotel.

Day 3 : Marrakesh – Casablanca (245 Km – 2.45 Hrs)

Location: casablanca.

Enjoy your luscious breakfast at the hotel, after which you will be leaving Marrakech for Casablanca. Upon your arrival check-in and after lunch (not included) enjoy a guided panoramic tour of the economic capital of Morocco, which will take you to the central market, the charming Habous district, the Royal Palace (exterior), Mohamed V Square, the residential area of Anfa, the majestic Hassan II Mosque looming high over the city by the sea (exterior visit), and will allow you to contemplate the formidable exterior of the Royal Palace, which stands by the sea and the Corniche, the coastal walkway of Casablanca. Wrap up the day with a delicious dinner at the hotel.

Overnight in Casablanca.

Day 4 : Casablanca – Fez (300 Km – 3.15 Hrs)

Location: fes.

Start the day with breakfast at the hotel before departing to Rabat, the capital city of the country. Upon arrival, enjoy a guided panoramic tour of the Royal Palace (Mechouar), the Kasbah of Oudayas, the Mohamed V Mausoleum and the Hassan Tower. After lunch (not included), continue your route to Meknes, where you’ll go on a tour of this former imperial capital, the glory days of which were under the reign of Moulay Ismail in the late 17th and early 18th centuries. Such was the grandeur of the city that he built, that Meknes became known as the ‘City of a Hundred Minarets’ and is today a UNESCO-listed World Heritage Site. See the imposing city walls and the beautifully decorated gates of Bab Mansour and Bab El-Khemis, the Royal Stables and the Jewish Quarter. It’s then time to continue, passing by the ruins of the ancient Phoenician city of Volubilis (entrance included) and the holy city of Moulay Idriss, before finally arriving in Fez. Dinner serves at the hotel.

Overnight in Fez.

Day 5 : Fez

Wake up to breakfast at the hotel and follow your trip exploring the fascinating city of Fez. Boasting more than 12 centuries of history, as well as a medina that is a UNESCO-listed World Heritage Site and the oldest university on the planet, Fez is a multifarious city renowned for the splendor of its faded glory. The medina, Fez el Bali, is a vast network of winding alleys hemmed in by ancient walls. Despite being car-free, the bustle, noise, shouting, and the smells of tanned leather, oriental perfumes, barbecues, and sweet pastries create a sense of movement and vibrancy that draws you deep into its soul. Head to the Bou Inania and Medersa Attarine (entrances to Attarine and Bou Inania included), both of which showcase exquisite central courts. Then see the Karaouiyine Mosque as well as the Nejjarrine fountain and the Souks & the tanners’ district where you can take pictures of a world of colours and discover the traditional techniques to work leather. Stop for a lunch in the Riad Dar El Ghalia in the Medina. During the visit, you will have the opportunity to attend the ceremony of preparation of Moroccan tea with pastry (3 sorts)"homestay" and to know the history of a Moroccan family fassie. 

Day 6 : Fez – Beni-Mellal – Marrakech (530 Km – 5.5 Hrs)

Depart Fez after breakfast at the hotel, heading southwest towards Marrakech. Today’s road journey provides an enormous range of landscapes and allows for many enticing photo stops as we drive along the foothill of the Atlas Mountains. Pass the quaint mountain town of Ifrane (1,650 metres high), the Berber villages of Azrou and Khenifra, and make an en-route stop in Beni-Mellal. Surrounded by beautiful orange and olive groves, the town of Beni-Mellal is a rendezvous point for nature and mountain lovers, as well as for adventure seekers. Later arrive in Marrakech and check in to your hotel. Dinner serves at the hotel.

Day 7 : Marrakesh

Start your day with savoury breakfast at the hotel and enjoy a full day at leisure in Marrakesh. Stroll down the vibrant streets of this busy town and explore its rhythm on your own pale. You can book an optional half-day Spa experience and live the famous rite of Moroccan Hammam in a real Riad wellness in the medina (own expenses). This beautiful experience will make you discover the traditional body scrubbing, the various natural products which have a magical effect on the skin. After a delicious mint tea, relaxing Massage with essential oil will close pleasantly this wellness half day. Dinner serves at the hotel, however, if you wish to taste the local cuisine, you can book Moroccan Dinner in the medina and experience the real taste of Morocco with traditional food and excellent service (own expenses). All this is served up in a warm and friendly atmosphere of a beautiful Riad. 

Day 8 : Departure Marrakesh

Big farewell to Marrakesh. Enjoy your last breakfast at the hotel before you follow to your next destinations. 

What's Included

TOUR GUIDE: 

• Operated with English-speaking TUI escorted guide during the whole tour from day 2 to 6

ACCOMMODATION:

• 7 night’s hotel accommodation

ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS

Day 1, 2 Marrakech:

• Superior Hotel Category = Hotel Wazo or similar 4*

Day 3 Casablanca:

• Superior Hotel Category = Hotel Odyssee Center or similar 4* 

Day 4, 5 Fez:

• Superior Hotel Category = Zalagh Park Palace or similar 5*

Day 6, 7 Marrakech:

• Superior Hotel Category = Wazo Hotel or similar 4*
• 7 Breakfasts 
• 1 Lunch (Day 5)
• 6 Dinners (Day 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7)
• Arrival shared transfer in an air-conditioned minibus/bus from Marrakech airport to the hotel in Marrakech
• Shared transportation in an air-conditioned bus from day 2 to 6

ENTRANCE FEES & ACTIVITIES:

• All entrance fees and activities mentioned in the itinerary: All entrance fees and activities mentioned in the itinerary: Marrakech full-day tour (Day 2); Casablanca city tour (Day 3); visit to Rabat, Meknes and Volubilis (entrances to Bou Inania and Attarine; Day 4); Fes city tour (Day 5); Scenic Route Transfer to Marrakech (Day 6)

What's Not Included

• Domestic nor International flights 
• Departure transfer from the hotel to Marrakech airport (Day 8)
• Drinks during meals (unless specified otherwise)
• Any visit not mentioned in the program
• Optional tours
• Porterage and gratuities  
• Expenditures of a personal nature, drinks and meals or items not stated explicitly in the program
• Any alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, mineral water, camera/video camera fee (if any)
• Travel Insurance or any loss or extra cost arising due to unforeseen circumstances such as flight delays, accidents, etc.

Requirements

Visitors should not wear sleeveless shirts, shorts, short skirts or skimpy clothing when visiting religious and official buildings in Morocco. Shoes must be removed before entering a mosque or a private home. Sunscreen, sunglasses, hat and insect repellent can be very useful during your stay.

Please Note

• We reserve the right to change itineraries and activities due to weather conditions, technical problems or security reasons.
• Please note that hotel classification is as per Moroccan standards.
• Late check-out, early check-in, connecting or adjoining rooms at the hotel are all subject to availability and not guaranteed.
• Day 8: Departure transfer from hotel in Marrakech to Marrakech airport is not included. 

Accommodation options

• Superior Hotel Category = Hotel Wazo or similar 4*
• Superior Hotel Category = Hotel Odyssee Center or similar 4* 
• Superior Hotel Category = Zalagh Park Palace or similar 5*
• Superior Hotel Category = Wazo Hotel or similar 4*

Check out our Q&As

What are the exclusions from the tour package.

The exclusions from the tour package include domestic nor international flights, departure transfer from the hotel to Marrakech airport, drinks during meals (unless specified otherwise), any visit not mentioned in the program, optional tours, porterage and gratuities, expenditures of a personal nature, drinks and meals or items not stated explicitly in the program, any alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, mineral water, camera/video camera fee (if any), and travel insurance or any loss or extra cost arising due to unforeseen circumstances such as flight delays, accidents, etc.

Is there anything else I need to know about the tour?

It's important to note that itineraries and activities may change due to weather conditions, technical problems, or security reasons. Hotel classification is as per Moroccan standards. Late check-out, early check-in, connecting or adjoining rooms at the hotel are all subject to availability and not guaranteed. The departure transfer from the hotel in Marrakech to Marrakech airport on Day 8 is not included.

What are the inclusions in the tour package?

The tour package includes an English-speaking TUI escorted guide from day 2 to 6, 7 nights hotel accommodation, 7 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 6 dinners, arrival shared transfer in an air-conditioned minibus/bus from Marrakech airport to the hotel in Marrakech, shared transportation in an air-conditioned bus from day 2 to 6, all entrance fees and activities mentioned in the itinerary, and city tax.

Are there any specific requirements for visitors?

Visitors should not wear sleeveless shirts, shorts, short skirts or skimpy clothing when visiting religious and official buildings in Morocco. Shoes must be removed before entering a mosque or a private home. It's recommended to bring sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, and insect repellent.

What are the highlights of the tour?

The highlights of the tour include exploring the cosmopolitan city of Casablanca, admiring the famous Koutoubia Mosque, the beautiful Bahia Palace, the Saadian Tombs, Menara Garden, and the bustling Jemaa el-Fnaa market in Marrakech, and seeing the magnificent Moulay Idriss Zaouia, exploring the historic Jewish quarter, and taking in the panoramic views from the Royal Palace and fortifications in Fes.

What are the accommodation options?

The accommodation options include Superior Hotel Category = Hotel Wazo or similar 4* in Marrakech for Day 1, 2, and Day 6, 7; Superior Hotel Category = Hotel Odyssee Center or similar 4* in Casablanca for Day 3; and Superior Hotel Category = Zalagh Park Palace or similar 5* in Fes for Day 4, 5.

What cities will I visit during the TUI Tours | Imperial Cities of Morocco?

During the TUI Tours | Imperial Cities of Morocco, you will visit Casablanca, Marrakech, and Fes.

What type of tour is this?

This tour includes Foodie and Wine Tours, Gardens & Nature Tours, History, and Sightseeing, with a primary focus on Cultural experiences.

What documents will I receive before I travel?

Booking confirmation with Itinerary and confirmation vouchers

Do you offer any travel insurance?

We do not offer Travel Insurance but would strongly recommend that you purchase a comprehensive Travel Insurance Policy prior to departure. 

What does the price include?

What is included is stated specifically on the product Description. Gratuities are at your discretion. Prices do not include (unless stated otherwise) - gratuities to the guide, driver or tour manager.

Are flights included in the tour?

No, they are not included

Is there any option for solo traveller?

Yes of course. Please note that the default selection shows the price per person per double room. For solo travellers, you will have to select a single room when available.

Are Visa fees included in the price?

No, visa fees are not included

When are there specific hotel names confirmed?

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6 Days Best of Morocco

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Places You’ll See

• Introduction
• Day 1 TANGER → HERCULES CAVE → CHEFCHAOUN
• Day 2 CHEFCHAOUEN → VOLUBILIS → FES.
• Day 3 FES CITY TOUR
• Day 4 FES → IFRANE → MIDELT → ERFOUD → ERG CHEBBI (desert).
• Day 5 SAHARA DESERT → TODRA GORGES → DADES VALLEY
• Day 6 DADES VALLEY → OUARZAZATE → MARRAKECH

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Whether you are a traveller on an epic journey, looking for a short getaway, or dreaming of a life-changing adventure, the tours offerings were designed to fulfil your unique personal travel dreams and make each journey a memorable experience. We offer a range of amazing adventures, relaxing getaways to individuals and corporations, as well as unique lodge, outpost and retreat experiences. Our goal is to ensure your comfort, safety and enjoyment as you travel to your chosen Moroccan destinations well we share their culture, heritage and history. You can be assured of a visual discovery and narrative education of what makes Morocco legendary. The integrity of the team and the value of the services provided by our Company is guided in principle by a travel philosophy based on professionalism, and a commitment to engage the traveller in a unique cultural immersion.

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• DC dawn · 13th October 2023 my booking was taken knowing they could not deliver all single supplement accommodation i had paid for when i complained i was asked if i wanted to end the tour! i was a solo female traveller in morocco Trip date: October 2023
• MP Maxine · 29th July 2023 We cannot recommend Morocco Joy Travel highly enough. They have exceeded our expectations of our tour of Morocco because they went above and beyond to ensure that our experience was authentic, informative and enjoyable. There was a good balance between... Show more Trip date: July 2023

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• Typhoid - Recommended for Morocco. Ideally 2 weeks before travel.
• Hepatitis A - Recommended for Morocco. Ideally 2 weeks before travel.
• Tuberculosis - Recommended for Morocco. Ideally 3 months before travel.
• Hepatitis B - Recommended for Morocco. Ideally 2 months before travel.
• Rabies - Recommended for Morocco. Ideally 1 month before travel.
• Unfortunately we cannot offer you a visa application service. Whether you need a visa or not depends on your nationality and where you wish to travel. Assuming your home country does not have a visa agreement with the country you're planning to visit, you will need to apply for a visa in advance of your scheduled departure.
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• For any tour departing before 16th May 2024 a full payment is necessary. For tours departing after 16th May 2024, a minimum payment of 10% is required to confirm your booking with Morocco Joy Travel. The final payment will be automatically charged to your credit card on the designated due date. The final payment of the remaining balance is required at least 30 days prior to the departure date of your tour. TourRadar never charges you a booking fee and will charge you in the stated currency.
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The maverick hotelier behind dar ahlam doubles down on luxe regenerative travel.

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The way people usually travel is all wrong, says visionary hotelier Thierry Teyssier. And for more than two decades, he’s been showing them how to do it better. His latest venture, 700,000 Heures Impact, is spreading to a new continent—and proving that regenerative travel doesn’t have to be lectures and compromises but can instead be real encounters and comforts.

Teyssier opened the multi-award-winning Dar Ahlam hotel in the Moroccan desert near Ouarzazate 22 years ago—long before anyone was telling tourists to “travel deeper,” before buzzwords like “transformative” and “regenerative” entered the lexicon. He was ahead of his time, opening a hotel so far from tourist centers and doing away with “standard” features like televisions.

“People need to go to remote places,” he says, “You will enjoy Marrakech. But you won’t learn anything about Morocco.”

He followed Dar Ahlam with the Memory Road, a discreetly luxurious nomadic journey in the footsteps of the “free men” who traversed southern Morocco. That expanded into 700,000 Heures—“hours” in English, the length of an average human lifespan—a series of pop-up hotels and highly curated small group trips that he led himself.

Since then, he’s grown more committed to regenerative travel—the idea that “hospitality brings life into a place”—and set about creating lasting impacts rather than dependencies on traditional tourism jobs. To that end, he partnered with Diane Binder, the founder of Regenopolis , an initiative that supports local sustainability efforts.

His 700,000 Heures became 700,000 Heures Impact, and last week they announced that their first permanent outpost, in the ancient Moroccan village of Tizkmoudine, would soon be joined by a microlodge in the Peruvian Amazon . The intimate properties likes at the intersection of the rain forest and the cloud forest, giving it access to diverse ecosystems.

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It’s a hush-hush experience, capped at just 50 guests per season. They get access only after they become members of a sort of club by donating Teyssier’s nonprofit, which funds regenerative projects around his destinations.

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Here are highlights from an edited interview in which he explains his vision.

Why are you doing this?

During the last six years, I opened pop-ups in Cambodia, Brazil, Japan, Italy, France and Morocco. Every time, it was also a project to work with communities. And I wanted to prove that hospitality is not a question of walls or a roof. It's a feeling, a way to welcome you.

I wanted to create something different. Instead of spending energy to convince new guests to come to my main hotels, I had clients who wanted to discover the world. And I said, Well, maybe I could create a club of all these people and we could travel together.

It was a huge success. Everything we did around the world was fantastic. But if I am honest, something was missing. When you want to support a community, six months, it's nothing. And maybe if you stop too quickly, it'll become worse than if you didn't come at all. So I decided to change my vision, and I met Diane Binder. We worked together for a few months and created this concept to support communities on their own path of development.

Traditional Peruvian foodstuffs

What’s in it for the traveler?

The traveler has exactly what we’ve been doing in all our places. Dar Ahlam is not a hotel; it's a house with so many experiences. My point is to say we are 1.5 billion tourists traveling every year around the world. And we travel on less than 5% of the planet. First of all, the tourism industry destroyed everything everywhere. But if you want to discover the real soul of a place, you need to go to a remote place. I believe in microhospitality, which means very few bedrooms, and I believe in exclusivity.

So where you are, there are no other guests and you don’t feel like a tourist. You’re part of a community, and you'll have all their day-to-day moments. Usually in a resort you can have a traditional bread ceremony, for example, and you can see a woman making bread, but she's paid for it and it's just for tourists. In this village, you will cross the path of women going to the common oven to cook the bread for the village. You will enjoy everything, but it'll be with a real life.

I remember when I was a young backpacker. I was connected naturally with people but I was sleeping on the ground. Now I would prefer to have a comfortable bed. But we could cross both so you can have a comfortable bed. Even if there’s no electricity or water, you can have a hot shower from solar panels, but it'll be just surrounded by candles. And you will have a connection with the community.

A paper-making workshop in Peru

Why did you choose Peru?

Peru chose me. The lodge already existed and they wanted to do it differently. They wanted to go deeper in regeneration and deeper in hospitality. When we went there, we saw that there was a lot to do, so we proposed to work with them to bring their projects to life. After three years, we’ll cross our fingers, but it should be enough time to leave them independently running everything.

Tell me about the membership thing.

I like the idea of everyone being a member. It's just to make a donation, and there’s no minimum requested. It can be 50 euros. My point is just to say, Before asking for something—because usually tourists are kind of predatory and take things—let's start by giving something.

I’m convinced that hospitality made a huge mistake by telling everyone that it was about service. I don't agree. Service means, Okay, because you paid for it, you can ask for anything. That's not correct. You have to respect the people you are going to meet.

I definitely prefer to talk about empowerment and a relationship between two human beings. I mean, if you come to my place, I think I will change your mind and you will go back home with very special memories. If you tell a story to someone, that’s an exchange. It's not about service and “I order something so I want to have it.” No. Even if you’re in a three-star Michelin restaurant, which is the most amazing place, if you order a Coca-Cola, I shouldn't have to say yes.

At least I say no. In my place, I have conviction, I have a vision, I have some values, and you come to discover my world.

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