We left early in the morning from your hotel or riad in Marrakech on the way to Skoura Valley, we cross the high atlas with 2260 meters of height always with an incredible nature landscape until the Kasbah of Aït-Ben-Haddou one of the oldest and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We will visit this site with a local guide and we will lunch nearby.

The Kasbah is a group of several small fortresses, or (kasbahs), arriving to have ten meters of height each one. Most of the city’s inhabitants now live in a more modern village on the other side of the river; however, eight families still live in the old Kasbah and making this visit is like stepping into the back of a movie as it has been filmed there several famous films including Lawrence of Arabia, The Mummy, Gladiator, Alexander and Prince of Persia

After lunch we take the road to The Dades Valley between the High Atlas Mountains and the Jbel Saghro range at the south.  The area provides one of the largest oasis and several Kasbahs.  In fact a nickname for the region is “Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs” due to the many located throughout the valley.

As one moves through Dades Valley it is possible to reach the Dades Gorge and the Todra Gorges (Canyon).

The Grand canyon area of TODGHA gorge one of the most famous nature landscape in morocco, the imposing canyon walls make this place one of the most stunning rock formations in all of North Africa.

There is a road that runs the length of the gorge, the walls are smooth and rise impressively on both sides. Sunlight struggles to reach this part of the valley, and the river water is ice cold.

In this impressive place we will stay for the night and dinner at a riad.

Wake up early in the morning to see the sun rising at the top of a sand dune then have your breakfast and enjoy one more hour camel ride back to our car in Merzouga.

Our final destination will be the city of Fez but until then there will be a day full of good experiences and fantastic landscapes.

On our way to the north we will do a short stop in Midelt, the great charm of this small town lies in its location between the Middle Atlas and the Grand Atlas. It is surrounded by mountains and has a fantastic Atlas landscape.

Soon we will arrive to Ifrane city, On the outskirts of the city there are three protected natural areas: the Ifrane National Park, the northwest, the Cedar Forest to the south and the Ifrane Game Reserve to the northeast. Located at an altitude of 5,460 feet above sea level in the Middle Atlas region, this small hill town has a Swiss alpine feel to it.

Due to the high altitude, snow is abundant in winter and has a cool summer weather which may be an “exotic touch” to our trip.

In the landscape arise forests of giant cedars and colonies of monkeys similar to those that populate the rock of Gibraltar.

We will arrive in Fez city in the end of the day and will drop you of in your hotel.

Fez is a medieval city, a heritage site, and for centuries life has largely gone on unchanged. You’ll find that with globalization, Fez has become a melting pot of languages.

You can choose to visit the medina and as you walk through Fez el-Bali, you are literally walking through 1,300 years of Moroccan heritage that has only recently been touched by the advent of globalization and the recent influx of tourists. Even with this uptick in tourism, the magic of Fez endures. The city has endured through so much history.

The oldest part of Fez, Fez el-Bali, it’s the world’s largest car-free urban space as well as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This is where most travelers spend their time in Fez.

There is a continuous play between the bustle of small, winding medina passages and the quiet, reflective interior spaces that give Fez its charm. Today, the past mixes with the present in some unexpected ways for you to discover. All of this makes Fez a must-see destination for anyone in Morocco.

In the morning we will take the road to Chefchaouen, we will drive along the biggest agriculture fields in morocco and arrive near lunch time, you will have the rest of the day free to discover this amazing little city.

Chefchaouen is a respite of quiet after the busy cities of Casablanca and Rabat. However, it has enough of what is quintessentially Moroccan to be of interest to travelers looking for something a bit more authentic.

Nature lovers will enjoy the easily accessible mountains. And shoppers will enjoy the hassle-free boutique shops for everything from hand-spun pottery to artisanal soaps made right in the city.

Whether you spend your afternoon wandering the clean medina streets, enjoying a walk through the Rif Mountains, or just want to relax with a book and a fresh mint tea, like most visitors to Chefchaouen, you will walk away having experienced something magical.

At the morning we will start to drive to the south, on our way to the deep south we will do a short stop to lunch in the highway.

We will arrive at Marrakech in the end of the day as an option we can also leave you in the city of Casablanca, at your hotel or airport.