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Day 1 - November 5, Thursday

Meals: Dinner

Accommodation: Barcelo Anfa (a 5 Star hotel or its equivalent)

Driving: ~ 1 hour

Arrival & Welcome to Morocco!

Arrive at Casablanca airport where we will meet our guide and driver at the arrival hall. They will be with us for the entire trip. We’ll head into the city and check-into our hotel where we’ll have time to rest and freshen up after a long day of travel.

Dinner tonight will be served at the iconic Rick’s Cafe created in authentic Moroccan style as an homage to the famous film, “Casablanca”. The rest of the evening will be at your leisure. Bring a swimsuit; this hotel as many of ours will on this trip has a pool as well as an excellent hammam and spa which will help soothe your jet lag.

NOTE: Outdoor temperatures range from 52 – 74 degrees Fahrenheit in November.

Day 2 – November 6, Friday

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Accommodation: Riad El Amine (An opulent 5 star hotel and spa or its equivalent)

Driving: ~4 hours

Casablanca to Fes

Today we’ll begin the day with a visit of the Hassan II Mosque. This is the largest mosque in Morocco and 5th largest in the world. It’s also the only mosque in Morocco open to non-Muslims and we’ll do a short-guided visit of the interior.

Then, we’ll get on the road heading north to the ancient town of Fes. We’ll have a lunch break en route at a local restaurant. After arriving in the city, we’ll drop our luggage at the riad and begin exploring the city. Founded in 781AD, Fes is now considered the world’s largest car-free urban zone. Instead of cars, mule-drawn carriages speed through the alleyways. Today, we’ll check out a local pharmacy with its mysterious canisters of roots, flowers, and powders. The afternoon will include stops at the Medina’s Jewish quarter and the Medersas. In addition, we’ll also stop by the world’s oldest and longest operating learning institution, the University of Al Quaraouiyine, founded in 859AD.

Dinner tonight at our hotel will be served at Eden in the Palais Amani, an excellent restaurant that combines Moroccan and French influences.

Day 3 – November 7, Saturday

Meals: Breakfast & Lunch

Accommodation: Riad El Amine (or equivalent)

Driving: ~4 hours

Exploring Fes

Today we’ll explore the souks and artisan quarters of Fes. We’ll visit the legendary tanneries, where ancient techniques are still used to prepare Moroccan leather which is then used in a variety of goods from clothing to bags as well as other handicrafts. We’ll head behind the scenes to see the workshops of local potters, rug makers, and other artisans. Lunch will be included at a local restaurant in the Medina.

This afternoon, enjoy the rest of the day at leisure to shop or explore on your own. Guests also have the option to book a special tasting trip of Fes for the early evening.

Optional Extra: $100 Tasting Trails of Fes. On this tasting trip, those who book will join an expert local culinary leader and story-teller for a truly unique look into the world of Fessi cuisine and culture. The trip will include stops at three different food souks allowing the chance to try traditional Moroccan street food including dried meats, milawi, harsha, briwats, spicy sardines, spicy potato cakes, soups, olives and more. At the honey souk we’re you’ll be able to taste an array of delicious wild honey, discuss their flavors and health-giving properties and find out why honey is so important in Moroccan cooking and Islamic culture. We’ll investigate traditional cooking methods by visiting a furnace where the water for the communal bath house ‘hammam’ is also heated, and a 400-year-old ‘furan’ or communal oven and bakery. The evening will conclude with a stop at a tea seller shop to discover the world of spices and secret to preparing Morocco’s signature drink.

Dinner tonight is not included, but recommendations will be provided for those who do not take the tasting trip, plus you can also enjoy the riad’s Moroccan restaurant.

Day 4 - November 8, Sunday

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Overnight: Riad Kalaa (A 4-star hotel or its equivalent)

Driving: ~3.5 hours

Volubilis & Rabat

Today we will venture back in time to Morocco in the 1st century: an epoch of tumultuous transformation, where people from all over the Mediterranean and Northern Africa were migrating to the fertile Middle Atlas Mountains. Volubilis, located about 30 kilometers from Fes, is an ancient Berber and Roman city considered by many as not only the capital of the Kingdom of Mauretania but also the administrative center of Roman Africa. This morning, you’ll wander among the dramatic ruins up-close-and-personal through homes, temples and public buildings of the Greek, Syrian, and Jewish city dwellers. Exceptionally well preserved, the ruins offer colorful mosaics adorning many of the floors where you can picture what it was like to wander the cypress-lined city in its Golden Age!

We’ll leave Volubilis and head to a nearby vineyard for lunch. While Morocco is not as famous for its wines as Italy or France, there are several excellent local vineyards here. We’ll savor lunch paired with a wine tasting. Then we’ll enjoy a short visit of the stunning imperial gates that dot the neighboring city of Meknes (45 minutes away from Volubilis).

We’ll then continue driving to Rabat, the capital city, and our home for the night. We’ll have dinner at our small charming riad dating back to 1815 located in one of the most picturesque parts of town and then the rest of the evening will be at leisure.

Day 5 – November 9, Monday

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Overnight: Terres Des Etoiles (Luxury tented camp or equivalent)

Driving: ~4 hours

Onwards to the Agafay Desert

This morning we’ll begin with a short-guided trip of Rabat. We’ll visit the Yacoub al-Mansour Esplanade, which is home to two must-see monuments: First, the King’s Mausoleum, which was built in 1971 and houses the remains of the late King Hassan II, Prince Abdallah, and their father King Mohamed V. In front of the Mausoleum, you’ll find the Hassan Tower, an incomplete red sandstone minaret which began construction in 1195 AD. We’ll then wrap up our visit of Rabat at the Kasbah des Oudayas, an Almohad fortress built in 1150 AD. From the Kasbah des Oudayas, we can take a stroll through the winding blue streets, and possibly enjoy a mint tea at the Cafe Maure overlooking the Bou Regreg River. Plus, we’ll have the chance to meet a lovely local artist, Wafae, who hand makes leather goods and is an expert at Moroccan Caligraphy. We shall visit her atelier and chat a bit about Moroccan art and design.

After lunch at the lovely Dar Naji in Rabat, we’ll get on the road to the Agafay desert. While Agafay is not the Sahara and there are no sand dunes, this rocky desert is still a fun place to go glamping for a night! We’ll arrive in time for a sunset camel ride and then a special tented dinner with some local music. Then we’ll enjoy a restful night’s sleep in our luxury tents.

Day 6 – November 10, Tuesday

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Overnight: 2 Ciels Boutique Hotel (or equivalent)

Driving: ~1 hour

Visiting Moroccan Artisans

After a leisurely morning at our camp, we’ll drive to the nearby village of Tamsloute. Here, we’ll visit Maslouhi, a collection of artisans cooperatives that specialize in everything from rugs, blankets, pottery, leather, and mosaics. We’ll enjoy a trip of the village with stops into different artisan workshops and have the chance to observe how the blankets, rugs, pottery and other unique Moroccan wares sold in the souks are created. Try your hand at running a big blanket loop and discover how several women work together to create a single rug.

The town itself is an interesting stop with a fortress dating back to the founding of Islamic Morocco. Today it is full of street murals and friendly locals. We’ll enjoy lunch at a local family’s home before heading into Marrakech, something not often experienced on a standard trip.

We’ll have some free time upon arrival to Marrakech and for anyone who wishes to enjoy a Moroccan hammam spa treatment** – appointment slots will be arranged at La Maison Arabe.

**Optional Extra: Hammam Spa Treatment. Hammam means “spreader of warmth”. Walking into a hammam is like walking through time into a spacious and ornate wellness sanctuary, a quiet retreat in an atmosphere of half-lit silence, seclusion and heat. Silence is an integral part of the cleansing process and helps the body and spirit liberate itself from the excess and superfluous. The hammam traditional ritual involves several steps to cleanse, detoxify, and help you relax. This is one of the world’s most ancient traditions; a black-soap cleanse, followed by a cascading cold-water rinse. This prepares your skin for an invigorating scrub, which leaves you soft and free of accumulated toxins and impurities. After another rinse, a Ghassoul mask of Moroccan volcanic clay is applied to the body, face, and hair. The last step of this centuries-old practice of purification is a relaxing massage using pure oils, Morocco’s precious youth elixir!

PM Meet back up with the whole group to go for cocktails at La Mamounia, built in 1929. It’s one of the most beautiful hotels in the world with a magnificent garden. After imbibing, we’ll head to Dar Cherifa for a gourmet Moroccan dinner in the oldest riad in Marrakech. After our repas, we’ll take a guided leisurely stroll through Djemma el Fna square at night when it is lit up with street performers and food vendors as we make our way back to our hotel for a restful night of sleep.

Day 7 – November 11, Wednesday

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Overnight: La Maison Arabe (or equivalent)

Driving: < 30 mins

Sights, Souks & Tastes of Marrakech

After breakfast, we’ll have a guided trip of the Medina and souks. As you walk through the Medina, you’ll also see Medersas or religious schools and the Jewish quarter before delving into the myriad pathways of the Souk. The term Souk refers to the markets, and the markets of Marrakech are located in a serpentine set of alleyways with twists and turns that can confuse even frequent travelers to the city! Our expert guide will give us an overview of how the souk is laid out and where the different sections are located, each focused on a different set of goods (Clothes, spices, lamps, shoes, traditional crafts, etc). After the guided trip wraps up around lunchtime, you’ll be free to keep exploring on your own.

The rest of the afternoon is at leisure. There again should be a few time slots for the hammam spa at La Maison Arabe.

In the late afternoon, enjoy a visit to the market and a Moroccan Cooking Class in the Medina at a traditional home. After cooking we’ll sit down to a sumptuous dinner with our chef and teachers.

Day 8 – November 12, Thursday

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Overnight: Overnight: La Maison Arabe (or equivalent)

Driving: < 30 mins

Majorelle Gardens & Amal Association

Optional Extra: Hot Air Balloon Ride. If you want an exceptional start to the day, add a hot air balloon ride which begins before sunrise on the outskirts of Marrakech. Just as the sun is rising, you will soar up above the Marrakech valley and experience the region from a whole new perspective. You’ll observe the countryside, dotted with Berber villages, palm groves, and farmlands as they meet the High Atlas Mountains. It’s truly a once in a lifetime experience and the perfect start to the day. Consider doing this even if you have vertigo because normally it’s not frightening even for those who are afraid of heights.

After breakfast, we’ll explore the historical palaces and monuments of Marrakech, including the Koutoubia Mosque (the iconic sight of Marrakech), the Badi Palace and the Bahia Palace (stunning examples of traditional Moroccan architecture), and the Saadien Tombs (with their famous carvings and wood ceiling panels).

Then we’ll head into the modern section of the city to have lunch at the Amal Association. Amal is an NGO helping Moroccan women of disadvantaged backgrounds such as widows, divorced or single mothers, orphans, or those with little to no education, all of whom are often stigmatized by society. Their mission is to provide training in culinary and hospitality skills so the women can then find employment and become more self-sufficient. “Amal” means hope in Arabic and indeed it brings hope and empowerment to these women facing extremely challenging circumstances. We’ll have the chance to support their work as we dine at the restaurant and learn more about their inspiring work using food for good.

After lunch, we’ll visit the stunning Majorelle Gardens. Global fashion icon Yves Saint Laurent made his 2nd home in Marrakech for many decades, and his vision drove every detail behind the lush gardens. We’ll also visit the small must-see Berber Museum and the YSL Museum dedicated to his fashion designs. There will be some free time this afternoon to do some final shopping. Our guide can be made available to negotiate pricing and shipping if necessary.

For our final farewell meal tonight, we’ll start with a horse-drawn carriage ride around the city as day turns to dusk. We’ll be dropped off at a special secret garden where we’ll enjoy our farewell dinner, a gourmet spread of Moroccan specialties set up at tables poolside in the center of the gardens. To top it all off, there will be surprise live entertainment making the evening even more memorable. Plus, we’ll all receive a henna tattoo to remind us of Marvelous Magical Morocco! Traditional Moroccan dress provided for all.

Day 9 – November 13th, Friday

Departure

Bid farewell to our driver and guide, who we will surely count as friends for life, along with all the sights and sounds of the past week’s adventures. Drive to Marrakech airport 2.5 hours ahead of your departing flight to ensure plenty of time for customs and security.

Day 01: Arrive Casablanca, Morocco

Your Luxury Morocco Adventure starts upon your arrival in the legendary city of Casablanca. Your intrepid guide and private driver will meet you at the airport and transfer you into the heart of the city on a short 45-minute drive away to Four Seasons Casablanca. With private balconies overlooking the Atlantic ocean, the Four Seasons hotel is the perfect base to explore the port city of Morocco. After checking in, you will have time to unpack before lunch in the courtyard of Sqala Moorish. Follow your expert guide to discover the unique architecture of the Art Deco district and the 1920’s medinas of the Habbous traditional district on a guided city tour. Return to the hotel for some well-earned downtime or wind down after a day of travel with a refreshing, sunset drink at one of Casablanca’s seafront bars.

Feeling hungry? We recommend dining at Rick’s Cafe, a restaurant inspired by the iconic movie Casablanca. The restaurant is located in an old courtyard-style mansion set against the walls of the Old Medina and serves up an array of fresh, Moroccan seafood.

Where you’ll stay: Four Seasons Casablanca

A modern Moroccan seaside retreat, Four Seasons Casablanca is a 5 star resort located 10 minutes from the heart of Casablanca. The hotel features 186 rooms with sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean, as well as 3 world-class restaurants.

Day 02: Transfer to Fez

Start your morning off right with a breakfast buffet overlooking the Atlantic ocean and choose from a buffet of Moroccan inspired dishes and Mediterranean mezze. After a seamless checkout, your guide and driver will meet you for your transfer to the ancient city of Fez. En route, stop off at the historic Volubilis Roman Vestiges, the capital of Mauritania. Stretch your legs after the 3-hour car journey and discover the remarkable ruins and well preserved Roman mosaics of the 3rd century UNESCO World Heritage Site. Enjoy a Moroccan inspired lunch at Scorpion House while taking in the views of the Mausoleum of Moulay Idriss, an important Muslim pilgrimage site. After lunch you will continue your journey to Fez, stopping off in Meknes to tour the medina and the Square of Ruins. In the early evening, check in to one of the 7 suites at the boutique hotel Riad Karawan.

Overlooking the ancient city medina, the hotel’s whimsical interiors were created from original materials such as age-old handcrafted mosaic tiles and filigreed lanterns.

Where you’ll stay: Riad Karawan

Located in the ancient Fez medina, the historic Riad Karawan offers only 7 exclusive suites fit for the most discerning travelers. The hotel boasts whimsical interiors such as age-old handcrafted mosaic tiles and filigree lanterns and features a restaurant, library and Ottoman-style hamman spa.

Experiences:

Enroute to Fez, you will visit the historic Volubilis Roman Vestiges – a 3rd century UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the Mausoleum of Moulay Idriss. After your journey, you can unwind at the hotel’s hamman spa before an authentic Moroccan dining experience at Karawan Restaurant.

Day 03: Fez

Wake up at your own pace and enjoy a classic breakfast buffet mixed with Moroccan flavours at the hotel. Today, your luxury morocco adventure sees you explore the cultural and spiritual heart of Morocco. Your expert guide will meet you at the Riad Karawan and transfer you around the Fez, stopping off at a viewpoint with panoramic views of the city and the winding alleys of the medina. For lunch, sample authentic Moroccan dishes at the Ruined Garden restaurant, located amidst the ruins of an old Fassi mansion within the medina. Continue your city tour through the Jewish neighbourhood, Mellah, or join the hustle and bustle of the marketplace and browse the handicrafts and spices on display in the souks. Return to the Riad Karawan to freshen up before a traditional dinner at the historic riad, La Maison Bleue. Originally the family home of Sidi Mohammed

El Abbadi’s, a famous judge and astrologer of his time. The restaurant serves centuries-old family recipes within the historic Fassi Mansion, transporting guests to a time of opulence and grandeur.

Where you’ll stay: Riad Karawan

Located in the ancient Fez medina, the historic Riad Karawan offers only 7 exclusive suites fit for the most discerning travelers. The hotel boasts whimsical interiors such as age-old handcrafted mosaic tiles and filigree lanterns and features a restaurant, library and Ottoman-style hamman spa.

Experiences:

Explore the cultural and spiritual heart of Morocco on a guided tour through Fez. You will stop off at a viewpoint with panoramic views of the city and Medina and visit the market place to browse the handicrafts and spices. For dinner, you will enjoy traditional dinner at the historic riad, La Maison Bleue.

Day 04: Transfer to Atlas Mountains

After breakfast and a seamless checkout from Riad Karawan, head to your private cooking class at Palais Amani. Start your class in the medina’s local souks, before making your way to your cooking workshop hosted on the palace rooftop or in the lush palace gardens. Enjoy your creations of the day for lunch before meeting your guide and driver who will transfer you to Fez Airport for your onward journey to the Ochre City, Marrakech. After a 1 hour flight, your private driver will eagerly await your arrival at Marrakech Airport and transfer you to Richard Branson’s Kasbah Tamadot hotel at the foot of the Atlas Mountains. The former home of Luciano Tempo, a renowned antique dealer and interior designer, the 28 rooms at the Kasbah Tamadot overlook Mount Toubkal and traditional Berber villages.

Unwind after your exhilarating day of travel on a sun lounger at the infinity pool or sip on a refreshing, pre-dinner appetizer at the fireside bar. After a tasty dinner at Kasbah, end off your day at the outdoor cinema, showcasing a variety of classic films under the stars.

Where you’ll stay: Kasbah Tamadot Hotel

Sir Richard Branson’s award-winning Kasbah Tamadot Hotel is situated in the spectacular Atlas Mountains. The 28 rooms overlook Mount Toubkal and are uniquely decorated using traditional Moroccan furnishing and antiques, as well as pieces from Lucian Tempo’s personal collection.

Experiences:

Today you will enjoy a private cooking class at Palais Amani before making your way to Kasbah Tamadot. Unwind on a sunlounger at the infinity pool or get active with a guided walk or tennis lesson. In the evening, you can enjoy an outdoor cinema experience under the stars.

Day 05: Transfer to Skoura

A breakfast of freshly baked breads and pastries with Moroccan specialities will be served on the poolside terrace, or if prefer, can be delivered to your room. After breakfast, your driver will meet you at Kasbah Tamadot to transfer you deeper into the Atlas Mountains along the ancient caravan route of Morocco. The 5 and a half hour journey will take you over the snaking Tizi n’Tichka mountain pass to Skoura, one of Morocco’s magnificent oases flourishing alongside the Sahara desert. Enroute, stop off at Irocha Lodge for lunch and visit the world-renowned Ksar Ait Ben Haddou, home to Hollywood movie sets and a picturesque example of southern Morocco architecture. After checking in to L’Ma Lodge, you will have time to unwind with a cup of mint tea in the lush gardens or cool off with a dip in the outdoor swimming pool.

Where you’ll stay: L’Ma Lodge

This traditional Kasbah is set on the edge of the Sahara desert in the Skoura palm grove and features a traditional Moroccan Riad with courtyard gardens and the main maison. All 7 rooms have views of the lush garden and access to the outdoor swimming pool.

Experiences:

Discover the ancient caravan route of Morocco as you journey through the snaking Tizi n’Tichka mountain pass to Skoura. You will visit the world-renowned Ksar Ait Ben Haddou, en route to L’Ma Lodge. Unwind at the outdoor pool with a cup of mint tea before a farm to table Moroccan feast at Riad’s restaurant.

Day 06: Transfer to Southern Sahara Desert

Day 6 marks the start of your nomadic Luxury Morocco Adventure into the desert. After breakfast, your driver will meet you and transfer you by 4×4 towards the Southern Sahara Desert. Admire the changing landscapes as you make your way through arid mountainous landscapes to palm plantations and cultivated fields. Enroute stop at Azalai Lodge, hidden in the palm grove of Zagora for a summer lunch by the swimming pool before heading to the desert. Isolated between dunes, you will stay in a luxury marquee tent in the heart of the desert. Your desert adventure starts with a sunset camel ride followed by a candlelit dinner under the stars.

Where you’ll stay: Azalai Desert Camp

Offering seven canvas tents, the luxurious Azalai Desert Camp is isolated between the dunes in the Erg Chigaga desert. The tents are marquee style with double beds, luxurious bedding and inviting lounge area.

Experiences:

Enroute to your desert camp, you will stop at Azalai Lodge for a summer lunch by the swimming pool. Your desert adventure starts with a sunset camel ride followed by a candlelit dinner under the stars.

Day 07: Return to Skoura

Your Luxury Morocco Adventure continues as you watch the sunrise over the desert dunes while having breakfast at your camp. Your driver will meet you for your transfer to L’Ma Lodge in Skoura, stopping off at Tazenakht to learn about Berber traditions and the story behind their colorful tapestries. You will arrive at the lodge in time for a late lunch in the gardens before learning about the unique ecosystems of the palm groves on an expert-guided walking tour to Kasbah Amridil. Return to the lodge for a traditional dinner prepared with local ingredients and organic products.

Where you’ll stay: L’Ma Lodge

This traditional Kasbah is set on the edge of the Sahara desert in the Skoura palm grove and features a traditional Moroccan Riad with courtyard gardens and the main maison. All 7 rooms have views of the lush garden and access to the outdoor swimming pool.

Day 08: Transfer to Marrakech

Today marks the end of your desert adventure and the start of your journey to Marrakech. After a hearty breakfast of seasonal fresh fruits from the Kasbah’s garden and freshly baked breads and pastries, you will make your way to the Ochre City. Your driver will transfer you to the Royal Mansour Marrakech, a 5 hour drive from Skoura, located in the heart of this captivating city. The Royal Mansour boasts 53 private riads, a bar, several lounged and 3 renowned restaurants. After lunch at the in-house restaurant, make your way into the city with your expert guide and explore the historic area of Marrakech. Discover delicate handicrafts, hidden palaces, and monumental tombs before soaking in the buzzing atmosphere of the Djemaa el Fnaa square, an outdoor marketplace in the heart of Marrakech’s medina.

After rebooting at the Royal Mansour we recommend dining at the Dar Moha, a jewel of Moroccan architecture and cuisine. Run by Chef Moha, the restaurant serves innovative Moroccan dishes in a splendid turn-of-the-century riad.

Where you’ll stay: Royal Mansour

Situated in the heart of the Ochre city, the magnificent Royal Mansour is an oasis of 53 opulent riads set within five hectares of fragrant Moorish gardens. Each Riad features a private courtyard and plunge pool, as well as dedicated butler service. The hotel offers 3 fine dining restaurants, a world-class spa, a large swimming pool and several lounges to admire the grandeur of this historical palace.

Experiences:

Enjoy the hotel’s incredible facilities or discover delicate handicrafts, hidden palaces, and monumental tombs alongside an expert guide on a guided tour through Marrakech. Visit Djemaa el Fnaa square, an outdoor marketplace in the heart of Marrakech’s medina, followed by dinner at one of the city’s dining establishments.

Day 09: Transfer to Atlas Mountains

Rise before the sun – you don’t want to miss what lies in store. Your driver will transfer you to the foot of the Atlas Mountain where your hot air balloon ride will depart. Watch the sunrise over Marrakech as you ascend over the mountains in a private hot air balloon. Once, you’ve returned back to land, fill up on a traditional breakfast and head back to Marrakech for a unique city tour in a vintage style sidecar. Your expert, expat guide will take you through the narrow streets of Marrakech, weaving past souks to the Grand Cafe de La Poste for lunch. The menu at this heritage café serves French-inspired and regional dishes. After lunch, your driver will transfer you to Yves Saint Laurent’s Jardin Majorelle. Stroll amongst the exotic plants and trickling waterways originally created by French artist Jacques Majorelle, and revived by Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé after the artist’s death.

Return to the hotel to freshen up before a fine dining experience at La Grande Table Francais at the Royal Mansour.

Where you’ll stay: Royal Mansour

Situated in the heart of the Ochre city, Royal Mansour is an oasis of 53 riads set within five hectares of fragrant gardens. Each Riad features a private courtyard and plunge pool, as well as dedicated butler service. The hotel has 3 fine dining restaurants, a world-class spa, a large swimming pool and several lounges to admire the grandeur of this historical palace.

Experiences:

Today you will journey to the foot of Atlas Mountain for a hot air balloon ride at sunrise. This bucket list experience is followed by breakfast in the desert and a unique city tour in a vintage-style sidecar. You will also have the opportunity to visit Yves Saint Laurent’s Jardin Majorelle.

Day 10:Transfer to Marrakech airport

Day 10 marks the final day of your Luxury Morocco Adventure. After breakfast at the Royal Mansour, your driver will transfer you to Marrakech airport for your onward journey home. We trust you will return feeling inspired as you wave goodbye to the Sahara Desert and capture your last photo of Morocco from above.