Our driver will meet you at the Mohamed V Casablanca airport and take you to the hotel. Visit Mohammed V Square, the Royal Palace and Habous district, the residential area of Anfa, the United Nations Square, Ain Diab Corniche, and the Hassan II Mosque—the largest mosque in Africa with breathtaking, masterfully crafted tilework—to get a taste of Morocco’s economic capital. dinner and a hotel stay for the night.

An exploration of the monuments and history of Meknes, the capital of Islam, which is renowned for its 40 km long walls and is regarded as one of Morocco’s imperial cities. When we get there, you’ll see Bab Al Mansour, one of Morocco’s and even North Africa’s most amazing gates, and you’ll also see Hedim Square, a sizable plaza in the center of the ancient Medina. There are numerous other magnificent sites and monuments in Meknes, including the new city of Hamria, museums, mausoleums, gates, and ramparts. It is an important historical landmark.

We’re going to Chefchaoun, a small but interesting city that the Spaniards conquered in 1920, after breakfast. After visiting the Kasbah museum in the medina, which was constructed by the fabled monarch Moulay Ismail, have lunch at one of the neighborhood eateries.
You will have the chance to create memories in a stunning area of the town with a strong Hispanic influence, where houses are painted in shades of blue and white, have small balconies, tile roofs, and patios adorned with citrus trees. Dinner and a stay in the hotel overnight

The administrative capital of the Kingdom of Morocco, Rabat, will be the focus of the four days. The Hassan Tower, the Kasbah Oudaya, the Mohammed V Mausoleum, and the Royal Palace (Mechouar) are all included in the tour. Lunch in a restaurant there, Chinese style.
A hotel that offers lodging and dinner.

Depending on the time of your flight, you will be taken to the Casablanca airport after having breakfast, and we hope that your stay has left a lasting impression of Morocco.