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info@wexcursion.comMorocco is a fascinating country that combines a rich culture, diverse landscapes, and centuries of history, offering something special for every traveler. From the calm blue streets of Chefchaouen to the vibrant medinas of Fez and Marrakech, you’ll experience a unique blend of tradition and modernity. Whether exploring the vast Sahara Desert, wandering through ancient kasbahs, or enjoying the coastal beauty of Casablanca, Morocco will leave you with unforgettable memories.
In Chefchaouen, you’ll fall in love with its charming blue-painted streets and local crafts. In Fez, you’ll immerse yourself in the spiritual heart of Morocco, surrounded by the world’s largest medina and a rich history. If you’re seeking adventure, the Merzouga Desert offers camel rides across golden dunes and nights under the stars. Ouarzazate, known as the Hollywood of Africa, will captivate you with its kasbahs and film studios. Marrakech, with its bustling souks, beautiful palaces, and lush gardens, will make your visit truly unforgettable.
The tour will start on 19th of April from Tangier airport at around 3 pm and will finish in Tangier on the 26th of April around 11:45 am.
You can take the plane wherever suits you best.
OUR TOUR STARTS AROUND 3 PM ON 19/04/25 FROM TANGIER AIRPORT. You can leave from wherever you want but the important thing is to arrive in Tangier on the 19th of April to leave at 3 pm directly to Chefchaouen.
Arrival in Chechaouen we will have dinner and time to rest.
We wake up early, have breakfast at the hotel and leave for Fez. Arrival in Fez and guided tour. Afterwards free time and dinner together.
We will wake up very early to go out with camels and enjoy the sunrise. Then we will start our journey to Ouarzazate passing through beautiful landscapes between the Dades Gorges. We will make stops along the way to have lunch and enjoy the scenery. We will arrive in the evening, have dinner together and then rest.
We will wake up early to leave for Marrakech. We will make stops along the way and one for lunch and visit Ait Ben Haddou one of the most famous places where famous movies like Games of Thrones have been filmed and enjoy the landscapes offered by Mount Atlas. Once we arrive in Marrakech we can rest and have dinner in the city.
We wake up early, have breakfast and a guided tour of Marrakech. Afterwards everyone has free time to visit, buy gifts in the Medina and have lunch.
We wake up early, have breakfast and leave for Casablanca. We will arrive, visit Casablanca and have lunch together. In the afternoon we will leave for Asilah where you can have dinner and where we will stay for our last night in Morocco.
We wake up very early, we have breakfast and afterwards we leave for Tangier. Once there we will stop at the airport to check in and say goodbye to Morocco.
Chefchaouen, known as the blue pearl of Morocco, captivates every traveler with its unique atmosphere. Nestled in the Rif Mountains, its cobblestone streets wind through houses and façades painted in various shades of blue, creating a dreamlike landscape straight out of a postcard. More than just a destination, Chefchaouen offers a sensory experience: the aroma of freshly baked bread and spices fills the air, while local shops showcase textiles, ceramics, and products reflecting the city’s Berber and Andalusian heritage.
Wandering through its medina feels like getting lost in a maze of narrow alleys, where every corner offers a new, Instagram-worthy perspective. The vibrant Uta el-Hammam Square, with its traditional cafés, is the heart of the city, perfect for pausing and enjoying the slow pace of local life. From here, the Kasbah, a fortress surrounded by gardens, provides panoramic views and a glimpse into Chefchaouen’s history.
However, beyond its unmatched beauty, what makes Chefchaouen special is its serenity. Time seems to stand still here, allowing travelers to disconnect and immerse themselves in the essence of the place. Chefchaouen is a destination that blends history, culture, and natural beauty, making it an essential stop for those seeking an authentic and enriching experience in Morocco.
Fez, the cultural capital of Morocco, is a city where history comes to life at every corner. Its medina, Fez el-Bali, declared a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a fascinating maze of narrow alleys, vibrant markets, and medieval architecture that has remained untouched over time.
Exploring Fez is diving into centuries of tradition. The Al Quaraouiyine University, the oldest continuously operating university in the world, reflects the city’s intellectual legacy, while the iconic tanneries offer a colorful display of techniques that have endured for generations. Each souk, madrasa, and riad is a testament to the cultural splendor of this ancient city.
But beyond its history, Fez is a vibrant and welcoming city. Its traditional riads, with courtyards filled with mosaics and fountains, provide a tranquil refuge, while its cuisine delights with flavors like lamb with plums and fresh mint. Fez is not just a destination, it’s a journey through time, a place where every alley tells a story, and where Moroccan authenticity is lived to its fullest.
Merzouga Desert
Merzouga, the gateway to the stunning Sahara Desert, is a destination that transports you to a world of golden dunes, endless skies, and overwhelming silence. Located in the southeast of Morocco, this small village is the perfect starting point to venture into the heart of the desert and experience something unforgettable.
The dunes of Erg Chebbi, some reaching over 150 meters in height, provide a natural spectacle that shifts in color throughout the day. At sunrise and sunset, the landscape is painted in golden and orange hues, creating a magical setting that takes your breath away. Riding through them on camels, just as nomads have for centuries, is one of the most authentic experiences you can have in Morocco.
But Merzouga is not just about sand and dunes. Here, Berber culture thrives in the hospitality of its people, in its traditional music, and in dishes like couscous and slow-cooked tagine. Spending a night in a camp under a starry sky is the best way to connect with the essence of the desert, where the vastness and peace create a unique sense of disconnection and freedom.
Merzouga is more than just a destination; it is an experience that awakens the senses and leaves unforgettable memories. A journey to the desert that promises adventure, tranquility, and a deep connection with nature and Moroccan culture.
Ouarzazate
Ouarzazate, known as the “gateway to the desert,” is a city that combines history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes. Located between the High Atlas and the Sahara, it has been a key point for caravans, travelers, and filmmakers who have found its landscapes to be the perfect backdrop.
Its greatest treasure is the Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This ancient ksar, with its adobe towers and labyrinthine streets, seems frozen in time and has served as the backdrop for countless movies and series. Walking through its alleys is like traveling back in time and discovering traditional Berber architecture at its finest.
Ouarzazate is also the epicenter of the Moroccan film industry. Its film studios, the largest in Africa, have hosted iconic productions like Gladiator and Game of Thrones.
Beyond cinema, the city offers spectacular landscapes, from fertile valleys to arid red mountains. The surrounding area invites you to discover hidden oases and impressive gorges like Dades and Todra. With its blend of tradition, adventure, and cinema, Ouarzazate is a must-visit stop on any journey through Morocco.
Marrakech
Marrakech, the vibrant jewel of Morocco, is a city brimming with history, culture, and energy. Known as the “red city” due to the color of its walls and buildings, Marrakech offers a unique experience that combines Arab, Berber, and Andalusian traditions. Its medina, declared a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a labyrinth of narrow streets, bustling markets, and historic monuments that make every corner tell a story.
One of Marrakech’s main attractions is Jemaa el-Fna Square, a lively space full of life where musicians, spice vendors, snake charmers, and traditional food stalls converge. From here, you can access the stunning Koutoubia Mosque, the largest in the city, whose minaret is an iconic symbol of Marrakech.
The city’s riads, with their flower-filled courtyards, mosaics, and fountains, offer a peaceful refuge amidst the urban bustle. The city is also famous for its gardens, such as Majorelle Garden, an oasis of tranquility and color, and Menara Garden, offering views of the Atlas Mountains.
In addition to its architecture and landscapes, Marrakech is a place of sensations. The scents of spices, mint tea, and traditional food like couscous and tagine fill the air, while shops selling handicrafts, rugs, and jewelry showcase Morocco’s rich artisan tradition.
Marrakech is, without a doubt, a destination that enchants with its mix of history, culture, art, and traditions. A place where the past and present meet in perfect harmony, promising to leave a lasting impression on all who visit.
Casablanca, the cosmopolitan city of Morocco, is a unique destination where modernity and tradition meet. Known as the economic capital of the country, its dynamic atmosphere is marked by contemporary architecture blending with rich local history. An iconic symbol of the city is the Hassan II Mosque, one of the largest in the world, standing majestically over the Atlantic Ocean. Its 210-meter minaret is visible from nearly every point in the city, and its impressive architectural design attracts thousands of visitors.
Casablanca’s coastline is equally breathtaking. The Corniche area offers panoramic sea views, with a wide range of restaurants and cafes to enjoy the sea breeze. Additionally, the Arab League Park and other green spaces provide a peaceful respite in the midst of the urban hustle.
Though Casablanca’s medina is smaller and less hectic than those of other Moroccan cities, it has its own charm with markets selling fresh produce and local crafts. Neighborhoods like Habous, known for their traditional architecture, offer a glimpse into Moroccan daily life and culture.
Casablanca is also famous for its nightlife, with trendy bars, nightclubs, and restaurants that reflect the modern and cosmopolitan style of the city. From its coastline to its elegant shopping centers, Casablanca combines the best of Moroccan tradition with vibrant urban life. It is a perfect destination for those seeking a complete and modern experience in Morocco.
19/04/25: Departure 14:55 —– Landing 15:20
19/04/25: Departure 11:05 —– Landing 11:35
19/04/25: Departure 12:30 —– Landing 13:30
19/04/25: Departure 13:00 —— Landing 12:50
Cancellation policy
Cancellation policy for the trip: Up to 30 days before, an 80% refund of the total amount. Up to 3 weeks before, a 60% refund of the total amount. Up to 15 days before, a 50% refund of the total amount. Less than 15 days before the trip, no refund can be made unless due to government restrictions or a health emergency. If you arrive late to the meeting point, we will not refund the money, and you will lose it. The program is designed with great experience and guides, but changes may occur due to traffic, weather, or a better alternative (we will inform you via email and WhatsApp group). The reservation fee and activities are non-refundable.
