Arrive in Tangier and be greeted with a warm welcome from Linda Morocco Tours as we set out to visit the enchanting town of Chefchaouen. Hiding deep in mystery and history, Chefchaouen was once a secret haven where people went to plan their countermoves against the Portuguese on the north shore. Before Spanish troops arrived in 1920, Europeans were severely prohibited from visiting because of the intense guarding of its secrets. Chefchaouen's unusual blue-painted streets and distinct charm will enchant us from the moment we arrive. We will be enthralled with the town's beauty and rich cultural legacy after our initial encounter.

You'll feel refreshed and ready to go on more explorations when you wake up. Once you have had a delicious breakfast, leave Chefchaouen and head towards Volubilis. As you ride down the winding roads, take in the breathtaking surroundings and let yourself be drawn into the allure of this interesting location.
Next, continue to the ancient Roman remains of Volubilis, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Discover the exquisite mosaics, towering columns, and imposing arches that transport you back in time as you explore the well-preserved ruins. Admire the stunning architecture and extensive history that once adorned this Roman city. After that, we'll travel on to Meknes to see some of its most important landmarks, like Bab Mansour, the royal stables and Lahdim Square. We will proceed to Fes after lunch and arrive late in the afternoon, dropping you off at your hotel or riad.

After breakfast on the third day of our Tangier tour, you'll take a walking tour of Fes's Medina to see some of its most well-known sights. Twelve centuries old and a maze of more than nine thousand alleys, Fes's medina is a significant part of the Arabic and Islamic worlds. On our Fes Medina walking tour will concentrate on the following major monuments: Bab Bou Jeloud, "The Blue Gate" of Fez, the most well-known entryway of the Medina and exquisitely embellished with traditional mosaic and carvings, stunning fountains with Andalusian architectural styles, such as the Nejjarine fountain, Medersas (Koranic school) and mosque, which was founded in the early's of the 13th century and offers a great example of the beauty of Arabic-Andalusian architecture and mosaic, Qarawiyinne university and mosque, which was the first university in the world according to UNESCO and is considered to be one of the biggest and most influential mosques in Morocco, Africa, and the whole Islamic world.Next visit Batha Palace, which is now a museum of fine arts and traditional handicrafts, the Chouara Tanneries, which are emblematic of Fes, and the souks, such as Souk Attarine, one of the liveliest in the city and home to an enormous assortment of spices and dry plants, are all worth visiting. Dinner and spending the night at your Fes riad.

Say goodbye to the charming city of Fes and head to the imperial capital of Rabat with Linda Morocco Tours, which is currently the capital of Morocco. We start our tour by travelling back in time to the mediaeval Chellah Necropolis, where Roman and Islamic ruins coexist and provide a window into the rich history of the city.
Upon passing through the majestic Kasbah des Oudaias entrance, we find ourselves in Rabat's historic city centre, an enthralling maze of winding alleyways and quaint buildings. Our next destination is the charming Andalusian Gardens, a peaceful haven in the middle of the busy city that offers a quiet place to relax and think. Get ready to be in awe of the magnificent Hassan Tower, a tower that bears witness to an incomplete mosque building from the 12th century. The Mausoleum of Mohammed V is located next to the tower and is a place of great respect and majesty, with a striking minaret and an impressive 200 columns. We'll retire for the night in the cosy accommodations of Rabat as the day draws to a close. Allow Rabat's cultural treasures and imperial past to make a deep effect on your heart and thoughts.

Welcome to Casablanca, Morocco's contemporary and thriving business hub, home to the breathtaking Hassan II Mosque, a true wonder of the world. This amazing mosque, which is perched majestically atop an outcrop with a view of the Atlantic Ocean, is home to the world's highest minaret, standing at a whopping 690 feet (210 metres) in height! It is also the tallest building in Morocco! A symbol of grandeur and spiritual significance, the Hassan II Mosque can accommodate 25,000 worshippers inside and 80,000 outside. Its accessibility to non-Muslim guests is a distinctive aspect that makes it stand out and lets everyone appreciate its astounding beauty.
Take part in an enthralling tour in the morning to see the exquisite craftsmanship that graces the interior of the mosque. Admire the magnificent gilded cedar ceilings, the intricate marble floor detailing, and the expertly hand-carved stone and woodwork. We will continue our journey to Marrakech, a city of vivid colours and alluring charm, after our amazing time in Casablanca. After checking into your lodging, take advantage of the first evening free to stroll through the charming streets and take in the atmosphere of this wonderful city. In the days ahead, prepare ready to be enthralled by Marrakech's enchantment as you set off on an incredible journey.