Explore Morocco’s famous bluecity of Chefchaouen from Casablanca. Drive by dramatic sceneries of the Rif Mountains and spend a night in the mountain village of Chefchaouen with Vintage Morocco, the best agency for MICE in Morocco. In this trip to Morocco, you will get to walk in the famous Roman Empire of Volubilis and the longest alleyways of the old Medina of Fes.
5 days tour from Casablanca to Fez via Chefchaouen, Volibulus, Rabat & Tangiers: discover the magnificent History & Culture of Morocco.
Upon your arrival in Mohamed V Airport , you will find your host waiting for you to start on this blue city experience.Afterwards, you get to visit Hassan II Mosque, the biggest in Africa and the third in the whole world. This mosque was opened for the public in 1993, with its (656 feet) minaret making a combination of Islamic and Andalusian architecture.
Escort you to your hotel, where you will sleep for the night.
After breakfast, we drive to Rabat, the capital of Morocco. Apart from being considered the political & administrative capital of Morocco, it has a lot to offer, its palm-lined boulevards and its Andalusian influenced architecture. The most interesting and historical part to see in the Rabat is Oudaya Kasbah, which is located on a cliff overlooking the Atlantic coast. Next exciting monument is Hassan Tower, which was left unaccomplished after the death of Almohads dynasty ruler Yacoub el Mansour in 1199. Then, we continue to Tangier where we rest for the night.
After breakfast, your private English speaking chauffeur will get you ready for this Northern Morocco tour. We will start exploring Tetuan which is an influenced city by Andalusian lifestyle and building, after arriving at the famous small village of Chefchaouen( Xaouen or the Bluecity) for a guided visit of its old medina, Uta el-Hammam square which the heart and the focal point leading to all the medina of Chefchaouen.
After your typically Moroccan breakfast, take a walk in the medina of Chefchaouen. Then, we drive on to Volibulus, the Roman Empire which is considered to be the most ancient preserved city in Morocco. It was settled in 3rd century by the Mauretanian kings and considered as an annex by the Roman emperor Claudius in AD45. Then, we will head to Meknes which is a blessed land with cereals, olives, fruits, and wine. Meknes reigned Morocco around 17th century with its famous Sultan Moulay Ismail.
After a full day exploring some mysteries of Morocco, we stay for the night in Fez.
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