Morocco North to South
10-day Luxury Tour Morocco
Tangier, Tetouan, Chefchaouen, Fez, Rabat & MarrakechCultural Journey into Morocco
Your adventure begins in the storied coastal city of Tangier, a crossroads of European and African influences. Wind through the scenic Rif Mountains to discover the cultural gems of Tetouan and Chefchaouen, where white-washed medinas meet blue-hued alleyways. Step back in time in Fez, the spiritual heart of Morocco, where artisans still practice their ancient crafts within a maze-like medieval city. Finally, bask in the intoxicating beauty of Marrakech, where vibrant souks, Moorish palaces, and lush gardens set the stage for an unforgettable grand finale. Here, you’ll stay at the legendary La Mamounia, a palace of elegance and Moroccan refinement.
When
March - June / Sept. - Nov.
Duration
10 days
Price
$6,000+ per person, excl. flights.
Itinerary Outline
Day 1 - 3 | Tangier | Dar Nour (2 nights)
Day 3 - 4 | Chefchaouen | Lina Ryad (1 night)
Day 4 - 7 | Fez | Riad Fes (3 nights)
Day 7 - 10 | Marrakech | La Mamounia (3 nights)
Day 10 | Departure
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Dar Nour, Tangier
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Dar Nour, Tangier
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Lina Ryad & Spa, Chefchaouen
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Lina Ryad & Spa, Chefchaouen
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Riad Fes, Fez
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Riad Fes, Fez
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La Mamounia, Marrakech
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La Mamounia, Marrakech
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La Mamounia, Marrakech
"The charm of Morocco is that it remains, in the midst of a changing world, an intact relic of the past, a fragment of the East untouched by Western influences."
– Edith Wharton (1920)DAY 1 - 3 | Tangier
The "Gateway to Africa," is a historic port city located at the crossroads of Europe and Africa, where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic Ocean. With a history dating back to the Phoenicians, Tangier has been a melting pot of cultures, attracting artists, writers, and adventurers for centuries. Its vibrant medina, stunning coastline, and cosmopolitan charm make it a must-visit destination.
High-Speed Train from Casablanca: Land in Casablanca and hop onto the high-speed train to Tangier (approx. 2 hours 10 minutes).
Stroll Through the Medina with a local: Explore the maze-like streets of Tangier’s medina, filled with colorful souks, artisan workshops, and lively cafes. Discover treasures like traditional textiles, spices, and unique antiques.
Visit the Kasbah Museum: Housed in the former Sultan’s palace, this museum offers a glimpse into Tangier’s rich history, showcasing artifacts, art, and stunning Andalusian gardens with panoramic views of the Strait of Gibraltar.
Relax at Cap Spartel and the Caves of Hercules: Experience the natural beauty of Tangier at this iconic landmark, where the Atlantic and Mediterranean meet. The nearby Caves of Hercules are steeped in myth and offer stunning views of the coastline.
Dar Nour (or similar) | 2 nights | Breakfast
"Nothing is more striking than the moment of sunset in Morocco, when the sky burns with impossible colors and the call to prayer rises like a sigh from the earth." – Pierre Loti (1889)Day 3 - 4 | Chefchaouen
Chefchaouen is the "Blue Pearl" of Morocco. A mountain town founded in 1471 as a fortress to protect against Portuguese invasions, its distinctive blue-washed walls, introduced by Jewish refugees in the 1930s, symbolize peace and spirituality. Rich in Andalusian and Amazigh influences, Chefchaouen offers a unique blend of history and cultural heritage.
Explore the Medina: Wander through Chefchaouen’s picturesque streets, lined with blue-washed buildings, vibrant markets, and artisan shops showcasing local crafts like woven blankets, leather goods, and pottery.
Visit the Kasbah Museum: Discover the town’s history and cultural heritage at this restored fortress, which features Andalusian gardens, historical exhibits, and a stunning view from the towers.
Hike in the Rif Mountains: Embark on scenic trails such as the hike to Akchour Waterfalls or the God’s Bridge rock formation, offering breathtaking views and a connection to the region’s natural beauty.
Day Trip to Tetouan: A UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its impeccably preserved medina, reflecting Andalusian and Moroccan architectural styles, Tetouan is a cultural hub that boasts vibrant crafts, a rich artistic legacy, and proximity to the Mediterranean coast.
Lina Ryad & Spa (or similar) | 1 night | Breakfast
Day 4 - 7 | Fez
As the largest urban car-free UNESCO World Heritage Site, Fez preserves Morocco’s traditions like no other city. It is the spiritual heart not only of Morocco but of North Africa, drawing pilgrims from across the region, including sub-Saharan Africa, to honor its revered saints. The city is a living labyrinth of ancient streets, grand palaces, bustling souks, and artisans practicing centuries-old crafts. Fez is alive—a city that breathes culture and history every single day of the year. To visit Fez is to pay tribute to the founders of the country and experience Morocco’s spiritual essence.
Spiritual Tour: Explore the important saint’s tombs, mosques, Quranic schools and old institutions including the world’s oldest university, al-Qarawiyyin.
Cooking Class with a Family: Step into the home of a Fessi family and learn how to prepare a staple meal with them. Walk through the market and get acquainted with the slower pace of life that shapes Fez.
Visit the Tanneries: Witness the centuries-old leather-dyeing process at the Chouara Tannery, where vibrant colors and traditional techniques create a unique spectacle. Enjoy a panoramic view from one of the nearby terraces.
Discover Historic Palaces and Museums: Tour the stunning Bou Inania Madrasa for its intricate architecture or visit the Dar Batha Museum to admire traditional Moroccan arts, crafts, and cultural artifacts.
Riad Fes (or similar) | 3 nights | Breakfast
Day 7 - 10 | Marrakech
"Marrakech is a city where the past and the future coexist in perfect harmony", said Tahir Shah, explorer and writer. This quote the essence of Marrakech, where ancient traditions blend seamlessly with modern influences, creating a vibrant, dynamic atmosphere. I’ve fallen in love with this city, over and over again. Whether you choose to stay in the maze of the old medina for the full experience or just outside the old city walls, Marrakech will dazzle you.
Explore the Souk: Wander through the maze of vibrant souks in the heart of the old city, where you can haggle for everything from spices and textiles to jewelry and traditional crafts, all while soaking in the sensory overload of sights, sounds, and smells.
Visit the Ben Youssef Madrasa: Explore this 14th-century Islamic school, known for its stunning architecture, including intricate stucco work, cedarwood, and mosaics. The madrasa offers a window into Morocco’s educational and religious history.
Lunch with a Family: Experience the humble and peaceful life of a local family in the heart of the Marrakech medina, with Sarah as your translator. This will be, by far, the best meal on the trip.
Relax in a Traditional Hammam: Unwind with a rejuvenating experience at a traditional Moroccan hammam. This centuries-old ritual of cleansing and relaxation provides a serene escape, featuring steam, exfoliation, and massages in an atmosphere of pure tranquility.
Hot Air Balloon Ride: For a breathtaking perspective of Marrakech and the surrounding landscape, take a hot air balloon ride at sunrise. You’ll glide over the majestic Atlas Mountains, Berber villages, and the vast desert, offering panoramic views unlike any other.
La Mamounia Hotel & Spa (or similar) | 3 nights | Breakfast
Pricing & inclusions
Starting at $6,000 per person
Based on two people in double occupancy and subject to increase depending on itinerary specifics and dates.
Accommodation
2 nights in Tangier at Dar Nour or similar
1 night in Chefchaouen at Lyna Riad or similar
3 nights in Fez at Riad Fes or similar
3 nights in Marrakech at La Mamounia or similar
Transport: All private transfers with a personal guide for the entire trip.
Tours & Activities: All tours, activities and excursions with an expert English-speaking guide as listed in the itinerary, along with the required entrance fees associated with the tours.
Meals: All breakfasts, some meals.
Other: City taxes associated with your accommodations. Restaurant reservations and coordination.
Exclusions
Flights
Travel insurance
Tips
