Viaggio di 7 giorni da Tangeri alle città imperiali

After breakfast at the riad, your authentic tour will commence with a drive towards Volubilis traversing via Ouazan and the other Rif villages. In Volubilis we will explore the most well-preserved Roman remains in Morocco and discover the archeological site of Moroccan the past.

After visiting the ruins, we'll take a turn towards Meknes city, a heritage of the 17th century which we will take a break for lunch and then hang on the historic walls of Meknes medina, which include the bab el Mansour and Moulay Ismail tomb. After the tour to Meknes we will head straight to Fes city where you'll stay for the night.

Today, you will take an organized tour of the medina as well as the renowned Souks in Fes and its cobbled streets, which are dotted with mosques dating back to the past and towering minarets that are green and glazed, and the distinctive Andalusian architecture found in every area of the city's old town and its landmarks.

We will make sure that you see all the sites of historical and cultural interest, such as the renowned Al Qaraouine University. The tour will also include visiting the tanneries as well as the ceramic cooperative to view the traditional Moroccan craftwork. Overnight in a hotel or riad.

We will meet you at your hotel/Riad, and then drive south until Azrou by Ifrane (Switzerland from Morocco) and finally towards Middle Atlas. Middle Atlas mountains stopping by cedar forests to capture amazing photos of Barbarian Apes. Barbarian Apes.

We'll continue on along and through the Atlas Mountains enjoying the landscapes of Midelt after lunch. we'll continue our trek along and through the Ziz Valley to Erfoud, Rissani before reaching Merzouga. Stay the night at the hotel of your choice.

In the morning, after breakfast we'll get started exploring the area by going to the town of people of African descent who came from Mali to take in their music and how they live their lives.

Following that, we'll take a drive through Miffis Mines to explore how they operate there, before going behind by the Dunes in a desert full of life with stunning views. We will enjoy a cozy cup of tea along with people from the area. Bedouins.

When you return to your hotel, and after having a cup of tea, your local guides will show you ways to mount, and unmount as well as other useful safety tips before you start investigating the exotic sand sea that lies beneath the Erg-Chebbi.Overnight in the traditional Berber tent.

Continue our 7-Day Journey Tangier from Imperial Cities, we will start at a very early hour to witness the most stunning sunrise of your life. casting various shadows and colors over the dunes made of sand. They are the highest point in Morocco.

After returning to our desert hotel following breakfast, we'll continue on to Tinghir and the breathtaking Todra Gorge, the largest and narrowest gorge in Morocco. The gorge is an ideal location for hiking and spending time near the river, or sampling local Berber delicious delicacies.

After lunch in the middle of the canyon, we'll travel along to the Dades Valley where we will conclude our day by staying the night at a lovely hotel at the summit on the mountains.

After breakfast at the hotel, we'll travel across The Dades Valley towards Kalaa M'gouna (the city of roses) and Ouarzazat. The road that runs through Dades Valley is the way of a thousand kasbahs, providing many opportunities to capture some of the finest photos of your journey.

We will then take a quick stop at the Atlas Studios in Ouarzazate before driving towards Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah, the biggest Kasbah in Morocco constructed by T-Hami EL GLOOUI who was one of the most renowned Berber chieftains at the start in the XXth Century, it used to be one of his stops along his long journey from Sahara towards Marrakech.

Additionally, we will visit an Unesco World Heritage Sites since 1987: Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah. After lunch, we'll change our route to traverse high mountains that offer breathtaking views and beautiful Berber villages along the route until Marrakech in which the seven-day trip from Tangier through the Imperial Cities via the Sahara desert will end.