Sat, Apr 17: Board your flights to Casablanca, Morocco.

Sun, Apr 18: Arrive in Casablanca, Morocco. Check into your centrally located hotel, before enjoying a Welcome Dinner at Rick’s Cafe Restaurant. Opened in 2004, the restaurant was designed to recreate the bar from the film Casablanca, including architectural and decorative details reminiscent of the movie. (Meals: Dinner)

Mon, Apr 19: After breakfast, embark on a tour of Casablanca, starting with a stroll through the modern Medina and its art-deco city center. Visit the impressive Hassan II Mosque, one of the largest in the world, before exploring the historic Habous Quarters, a unique 1930s French district blending Moroccan traditions with European architecture. Enjoy a traditional lunch at a local restaurant, before ending the tour in United Nations Square, the heart of the bustling city! (B,L,D)

Tue, Apr 20: Your day begins with a scenic drive toward Fes, Morocco’s symbolic heart and oldest imperial city, renowned for its vast medieval medina, Fes el-Bali—the largest living medieval city in the world. Stop along the way; first at Volubilis, one of North Africa’s best-preserved Roman cities and former home of Berber King Juba II. Continue to the holy town of Moulay Idriss, a national pilgrimage site known for the tomb of its revered founder. The journey then leads to Meknes, where you’ll visit iconic sites such as Bab Mansour and the Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail, before enjoying an included lunch. In the afternoon, carry on to Fes. (B,L,D)

Wed, Apr 21: A captivating historical and cultural tour of Fes awaits! Start outside the Qarawiyyin Mosque and University, the world’s oldest university, founded in 859 by the visionary Fatima al-Fihri. You’ll then step into the serene beauty of the Medersa Al-Attarine, a 14th-century architectural gem whose delicate carvings and tiles reflect the height of Marinid artistry. Wander through the historic Jewish quarter, Mellah, where narrow streets and iron-grilled windows whisper stories of centuries past. Your journey continues at the Nejjarine Museum, a UNESCO-recognized treasure housed in a restored caravanserai, showcasing stunning woodwork, tools, and artifacts that celebrate Morocco’s artisanal heritage. After enjoying an included lunch, experience the unforgettable sights and scents of the Chouara Tannery, where leather has been crafted in the same traditional way for nearly a millennium. The afternoon leads you deep into the vibrant souks of Fes, a mesmerizing labyrinth of medieval lanes alive with artisans, crafts, colors, and sounds that envelop the senses. End the day with a delightful dinner at an authentic Moroccan restaurant. (B,L,D)

Thu, Apr 22: Begin the day with a comfortable drive along the highway to Rabat, Morocco’s capital, founded in the 10th century near ancient Phoenician and Roman ruins and later transformed into a powerful stronghold under Yacoub El Mansour. Upon arrival, explore the city’s iconic landmarks, starting with the Hassan Tower, the grand yet unfinished minaret of what was once intended to be one of the world’s largest mosques. Nearby, visit the elegant Mausoleum of Mohammed V, a masterpiece of white marble and the resting place of King Mohammed V, King Hassan II, and Prince Moulay Abdullah. After an included lunch, wander through the serene Andalusian-style gardens of the picturesque Kasbah des Oudaïas, designed in the 1920s and filled with fragrant plants, shaded paths, and traditional riad symmetry. (B,L,D)

Fri, Apr 23: This morning, drive along the highway to Marrakesh, a city often described in a single word—magical. Founded in 1070 at the foot of the Atlas Mountains, Marrakesh has long captivated travelers with its blend of mystery, history, and exotic charm. Known as the capital of the south, it evokes images of palm groves, ancient caravans, bustling markets, and tales of adventure that span centuries. After an included lunch, spend the afternoon wandering through the lively Jemaa el-Fnaa Square, where musicians, storytellers, acrobats, and snake charmers animate the heart of Marrakesh. (B,L,D)

Sat, Apr 24: A tour of Marrakesh will kick off the day! Starting at the 12th-century ramparts, or city walls, and continue to the iconic Koutoubia Mosque, a stunning Almohad masterpiece whose minaret inspired famous landmarks in Seville and Rabat. Visit the elegant Bahia Palace, a 19th-century gem showcasing exquisite Andalusian-Moroccan architecture. Lunch is included before you return to explore the lively souks of the Medina, a maze of colorful stalls, spices, artisans, and traditional apothecaries that bring the city’s vibrant spirit to life. (B,L,D)

Sun, Apr 25: Kick off the day with a hands-on Moroccan cooking class, where you’ll learn the traditions of the dadas and prepare classic dishes with tagines, couscous, and pastilla using fresh local ingredients and aromatic spices. In the afternoon, visit the stunning Majorelle Garden, preserved by Yves Saint Laurent, and explore both the Berber Museum and the YSL Museum, each offering insight into Morocco’s cultural and artistic heritage. Later in the day, head to the dramatic Agafay Rocky Desert, a serene landscape of white dunes and wide horizons with striking views of the Atlas Mountains. Enjoy a peaceful camel ride, then relax at your desert camp with entertainment and a Farewell Dinner under the stars. (B,L,D)

Mon, Apr 26: In the morning, transfer to the airport in Marrakesh for your flight home. Return the same day. (B)