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6-Day Marrakech New Year Trip
Come to celebrate the new year in Marrakech, the cultural capital of Morocco and where the temeprature is always good to let you enjoy your stay and all the activities. You will enjoy the new year gala dinner with a stunning show at one of the oldest and authentic restuarants of Marrakech. This trip is not to be missed.
Andalusian Essence Tour: Unveiling Northern Morocco’s Heritage
The history of the northern region of Morocco is greatly linked to that of its northern neighbor, Spain, and more precisely to the region of Andalusia. From invasions to reconquest, from the 8th century until the time of the Spanish protectorate (1912 – 1956) an incessant movement of human, cultural and commercial exchanges between the two shores has allowed the appearance and durability of a great civilization: Architecture, music, gastronomy, trades and art of living, such is the Andalusian heritage so well preserved in the Medinas of northern Morocco, which we invite you to discover here along a route full of charm.
From Tangier the Mediterranean, to Fez, prestigious and imperial, this region streaked with a mountainous arc called the Rif conceals a few other nuggets that are unjustly overlooked, such as Tetouan, Chefchaouen or Rabat. At the heart of landscapes made of high valleys and cliffs flowing into the sea, the Rif has managed to jealously preserve its cultural identity and its Berber traditions, like the Rif women always wearing their straw hat with pompoms… Browse the Rif, it is to soak up an authentic and secret Morocco.
Atlas Mountains Day Trip from Fez
This day trip will take you to some of these beautiful places where you will be able to see local, Berber people, as well as their daily life routine. You will also have the chance to see the macaques, edemic apes that live in this region.
Atlas Mountains Day Trip from Rabat
This day trip will take you to some of these beautiful places where you will be able to see local, Berber people, as well as their daily life routine. You will also have the chance to see the macaques, endemic apes that live in this region.
Casablanca Day Trip from Rabat
Casablanca, the largest city of the kingdom of Morocco and its economic heart as well. This beautiful city was mainly erected during the French protectorate (from 1912 to 1956) and stands today as a modern and westernized city. Do not miss to visit it and to visit its breathtaking landmark, the huge Hassan II Mosque!
Château Roslane Wine Tasting Tour from Casablanca
Château Roslane is a winery is located in the region of Meknes. It is the first winery in North Africa to be classified as a “Château” and to be protected by the AOC (Appellation d’Origine Contrôlée) Coteaux de l’Atlas, with the mention “premier cru”.
Château Roslane Wine Tasting Tour from Rabat
Château Roslane is a winery is located in the region of Meknes. It is the first winery in North Africa to be classified as a “Château” and to be protected by the AOC (Appellation d’Origine Contrôlée) Coteaux de l’Atlas, with the mention “premier cru”.
Chefchaouen Day Trip from Fez
This day trip is an invitation to discover this breathtaking Medina where you will be offred as much mint tea as hospitality and where you can take the time to let go and calmly enjoy the cultural diversity of northern Morocco.
Chefchaouen Day Trip from Rabat
This day trip is an invitation to discover this breathtaking Medina where you will be offred as much mint tea as hospitality and where you can take the time to let go and calmly enjoy the cultural diversity of northern Morocco.
Chefchaouen Day Trip from Tangiers
This day trip is an invitation to discover this breathtaking Medina where you will be offred as much mint tea as hospitality and where you can take the time to let go and calmly enjoy the cultural diversity of northern Morocco.
Day Trip to El Jadida from Casablanca
El Jadida, previously known as Mazagan, is a historical city of Morocco. It was controlled by the Portuguese from 1502 to 1769. The city was destroyed by the Portuguese upon their forced departure. It was then taken by the Moroccan ultan Mohammed Ben Abdellah in 1769 and remained uninhabited, it was nicknamed Al-Mahdouma (The destroyed or ruined). It’s Sultan Abderrahman who ordred the city to be rebuit and restaured. He then named it “El Jadida” (The Newest).
Essaouira Day Trip from Marrakech
Our day trip is a chance to explore this fishermen small town and its surroundings. You will also have time to visit a women cooperative of Argan oil and see goats on Argan trees.
