From the cosmopolitan elegance of Casablanca, through the spiritual labyrinth of Fez, the Roman legacy of Volubilis, the royal grandeur of Meknes, the capital city of Rabat and finally the vibrant soul of Marrakech, this journey brings together the cities that have shaped Morocco’s history. Royal palaces, ancient medinas, Jewish heritage, Roman ruins, Moroccan wine, …
Arrive in Casablanca, Morocco’s cosmopolitan gateway, where French Art Deco architecture, Atlantic influences and Moroccan traditions meet.
Enjoy a private introduction to the city, including the magnificent Hassan II Mosque, Mohammed V Square, United Nations Square, the Arab League Park and the atmospheric Habous Quarter.
Journey towards Fez, the spiritual and cultural heart of Morocco.
Founded in the 8th century, Fez is one of Morocco’s great Imperial Cities and home to one of the world’s most extraordinary medieval medinas. Arrive and settle into Palais Amani, an elegant riad hidden within the ancient medina.
Step through Bab Boujloud and enter the extraordinary world of Fès el Bali, where narrow lanes open onto artisan workshops, colourful souks and centuries-old monuments.
Discover the Royal Palace gates, the historic Jewish Mellah, the Jewish cemetery and Ibn Danan Synagogue, before continuing through the tanneries, weavers' quarter and traditional souks.
Explore Nejjarine Square, Bou Inania Medersa and the sacred shrines of Moulay Idriss II and Sidi Ahmed al-Tijani, before taking in panoramic views from Borj Nord.
Travel back through the centuries with a visit to Volubilis, Morocco’s most impressive Roman archaeological site. Walk among ancient temples, triumphal arches and remarkably preserved mosaic floors.
Continue to Meknes, another of Morocco’s four Imperial Cities, celebrated for its monumental architecture and royal heritage.
Leave Fez behind and travel towards Marrakech, with a stop in Morocco’s capital, Rabat.
Enjoy lunch at Le Dhow, uniquely positioned beneath the Kasbah of the Oudayas, before continuing south towards Marrakech.
Arrive in the Red City, where palaces, gardens, souks and the energy of Jemaa el-Fna create a spectacular finale to your Imperial Cities journey.
Explore the final Imperial City of your journey, beginning with the colourful spice souks and continuing to the Saadian Tombs, El Badi Palace, Bahia Palace and Koutoubia Mosque.
Discover the historic Jewish Mellah and Lazama Synagogue before retreating into the peaceful gardens of Le Jardin Secret.
The day reveals Marrakech through its architecture, royal history, religious heritage, gardens and vibrant medina life.
Discover the iconic Majorelle Garden, the artistic oasis associated with Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé, and explore the Berber Museum and its extraordinary collection celebrating Morocco’s Amazigh heritage.
Leave the city behind for an intimate encounter with Morocco’s mountain culture.
Enjoy a gentle hike or mule ride to a Berber family home, where you will share mint tea, discover traditional bread making and participate in a Berber cooking class followed by lunch overlooking the Atlas Mountains and surrounding villages.