Wonders of Morocco: A Journey of Discovery

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Welcome In Morocco: Arrival In Casablanca
Upon your arrival in Morocco, your private driver will meet you at the airport according to your flight times. He will be waiting in the
arrivals hall, holding a sign with our company name, Original Travels, so you can easily spot him. Your driver will warmly welcome you,
assist with your luggage, and then drive you directly to your hotel.
Once you arrive at the hotel, you’ll have time to check in and get settled. The rest of the day is free for you to rest after your flight, enjoy
a quiet evening, or simply relax and prepare for the exciting journey ahead.
For dinner, you have a few great options nearby:
Rick’s Café – Inspired by the classic film Casablanca, this charming restaurant serves Moroccan and international dishes in a romantic,
vintage setting.
La Sqala – Set in a historic fortress with beautiful gardens, offering traditional Moroccan cuisine in a relaxed atmosphere.
Restaurant Le Cabestan – Perfect if you prefer seafood with Atlantic Ocean views.
Your driver can also help you choose and get there comfortably.

ACTIVITY
Quick Tour Of Casablanca With Your Driver-Guide
Your driver takes you through the busy streets of Casablanca. This is not the Morocco of old medinas and deserts. It is a modern city
where the future is being built.
Along the main road, you see buildings from the 1920s and 1930s. They mix French and Moroccan styles, with clean lines and pretty
balconies. The big post office, with its arches and stone details, shows this mix clearly.
You then stop at the Museum of Moroccan Judaism. It is the only museum of its kind in the Arab world. Inside, you see clothing, objects,
and photos that tell the story of Morocco’s Jewish community and its place in the country’s history.
Next, you head to the Corniche by the ocean. Cafés and restaurants sit along the water. People enjoy the sea breeze, while nearby
fishermen still cast their nets. Old and new life meet here.
In the Habous Quarter, you find a calmer side of Casablanca. The streets are wide and easy to walk. Shops sell carpets, pottery, and
sweet pastries. It feels peaceful compared to the busy medinas in other cities.
Finally, in the business area, tall glass towers and big hotels show how Casablanca is the economic heart of Morocco. In just a few hours,
you see how the city balances its history, culture, and modern growth.
Duration: 2 hours.

ACTIVITY
Explore The Grandeur Of Hassan II Mosque
Immerse yourself in the grandeur of Casablanca's iconic Hassan II Mosque, a true architectural marvel and a must-visit attraction. As the
largest mosque in Morocco and the second-largest in the world, the mosque complex offers a captivating blend of religious significance
and breathtaking design.
Step inside this remarkable mosque, inaugurated in 1993, and be mesmerized by its impressive features. The 650-foot (200-meter) minaret
stands tall as the tallest in Morocco and the world's tallest minaret. Admire the intricate exterior and the vast courtyard, capable of
accommodating up to 80,000 worshippers.
While many mosques restrict entry to non-Muslims, the Hassan II Mosque welcomes visitors of all faiths. As you enter, please ensure
modest attire, with shoulders covered, wearing long pants or a skirt, and a scarf to respectfully cover your head.
With the guidance of a knowledgeable guide, marvel at the mosque's interior adorned with intricate designs, featuring stunning green
hues and mosaic tiles. The lavish architecture blends the elegance of wood, marble, and carved stone, complemented by ornate and
arched ceilings. The rooftop, adorned with emerald green tiles, casts a mesmerizing glow at night, reflecting the mosque's beauty upon the
waves of the ocean.
Witness the craftsmanship of artisans from across Morocco, who contributed their expertise to create this architectural masterpiece.
Delve into the history, significance, and artistry that make the Hassan II Mosque an awe-inspiring symbol of devotion and architectural
brilliance.
Please note: The guided visit is organized by a local guide with a group tour, and there may be other groups alongside yours. This
arrangement is made by the administration to ensure a smooth and organized experience and to prevent overcrowding of the mosque by
multiple different groups and guides.
Duration: 1 hour.

ACCOMMODATION
Barceló Casablanca
In less than a 10-minute drive to Hassan II Mosque, the Hôtel Barceló Casablanca features a business center and several conference
rooms. Free Wi-Fi is available in all areas.
Each room at the Hôtel Barceló Casablanca is air-conditioned and has a TV with satellite channels, a minibar and a private bathroom with
shower or bath. Some of the rooms offer a panoramic view of the mosque.
Guests can sample breakfast and Moroccan or Spanish cuisine in the hotel’s restaurant or enjoy a fresh drink at the bar. Additional
facilities include room service and car rent.
The Casa Port train station can be reached in a 15-minute drive from the property. Mohammed V International Airport is about a 40-minute
drive away. An airport shuttle can be arranged for an extra fee.

TRANSPORT
Casablanca To The Blue City With A Stop In Rabat
Today, you will meet your driver and enjoy a comfortable 5-hour private transfer to the beautiful city of Chefchaouen. On the way, you will
stop in Rabat, Morocco’s capital, to explore some of its most famous sights.
Your visit in Rabat begins at the Chellah Necropolis, an ancient site where you can walk among Roman and Islamic ruins while enjoying the
peaceful gardens. Next, you will visit the Kasbah of the Oudaias, a historic fortress at the entrance of the old city. From here, take a stroll
through the Andalusian Gardens, a calm and green space that offers a quiet break from the city. Your tour continues to the Hassan Tower,
a majestic minaret of an unfinished mosque, and the nearby Mausoleum of Mohamed V, a place of great history and beautiful architecture.
After leaving Rabat, your journey continues through changing landscapes. You will drive across flat plains, pass small villages, and go
through forested hills before entering the Rif Mountains. The scenery becomes more dramatic and beautiful as you get closer to
Chefchaouen.
Once you arrive, check into your hotel and then take time to explore Chefchaouen’s famous medina, known for its blue-painted streets and
relaxed atmosphere. Walk through the narrow lanes, enjoy the local shops, and enjoy the calm charm of this magical city, often called the
“Blue Pearl” of Morocco.
��Meal Plan: Breakfast
Duration: 5 hours.

ACCOMMODATION
Lina Ryad & Spa
Lina Ryad & Spa is located in the heart of Chefchaouen and offers a rooftop terrace with a view on the Medina. The on-site spa center
features an indoor pool, a hammam and a hot tub.
With views of the mountains or Medina, the air-conditioned suites at Lina Ryad & Spa are elegantly decorated and include free Wi-Fi, a
flat-screen TV and a seating area. They each have a private bathroom with a bath or shower and free toiletries.
Traditional Moroccan cuisine can be served in the dining area upon request and a continental breakfast is prepared daily. Guests are
invited to relax on the patio or in one of the 3 lounge areas.
The host can also help organize excursions, city visits and on-site massages. The property is a 1-hour drive from Oued Laou and Tétouan
and 16 mi from Bab Taza.

TRANSPORT
Chefchaouen To Fes Via Volubilis, Moulay Idriss & Meknes
Drive to Fes with stops at Morocco's most important historical sites. This journey takes you through Roman ruins, sacred Islamic sites, and
imperial cities before reaching Fes in the evening.
Volubilis Roman Ruins Explore Morocco's best-preserved Roman site with stunning mosaics showing scenes of daily life from 2,000 years
ago. Walk through ancient streets where Berber, Roman, and early Islamic cultures intersected. Your guide explains how this was once the
furthest reach of the Roman Empire in Africa.
Hidden Experiences in Moulay Driss:
Roman Hot Springs at Mount Zerhoune - Take a 10-minute hike into the scenic foothills for a unique dip in historical Roman hot springs.
The hot mineral water is mixed with medicinal cumin herb, said to have therapeutic and beautifying properties. Even if you don't bathe, the
hike offers spectacular views over the Volubilis plains.
Moulay Driss Zerhoun - Morocco's Sacred Town Visit Morocco's holiest pilgrimage site, where the founder of the first Islamic dynasty is
buried. This hilltop town is off-limits to non-Muslims for overnight stays, making your day visit special.
Hidden Experiences in Moulay Driss:
Idriss Medersa - Explore this historical 17th-century Koranic school where students once studied Islamic law and Arabic literature. The
tilework and carved plaster show the finest craftsmanship of the period.
Local Olive Tasting - Sample olives grown on the sacred mountain slopes. Local families explain how olive cultivation here dates back to
Roman times and why olives from this blessed soil are considered special.
Dining at Scorpion House (Dar Akran) - Lunch at this unique restaurant perched on two hills. The minimalist terrace sits on a cliff offering
incredible mountain views over Moulay Driss and the surrounding valleys.
Meknes - Imperial City Explore this less-visited imperial city built by Sultan Moulay Ismail in the 17th century.
Meknes Monument Highlights:
Bab Mansour Gate - One of Morocco's most beautiful gates with intricate tilework and marble columns
Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail - Tomb of the powerful sultan who made Meknes his capital
Royal Stables (Heri es-Souani) - Massive granaries and stables that housed 12,000 horses
Agdal Basin - Large artificial lake built to water the sultan's gardens
Place el-Hedim - Main square smaller than Marrakech's Jemaa el-Fnaa but equally atmospheric
Drive to Fes - Arrive in the evening at Morocco's spiritual and intellectual capital.
�� Meal Plan: Breakfast
Duration: 5 hours.

ACTIVITY
Guided Exploration Of Chefchaouen
Chefchaouen is a special town in Morocco's Rif Mountains. People call it the "Blue City" because the buildings are painted blue. It's a quiet,
peaceful place with lots of history and pretty views.
The Town's Story:
The town started in 1471 as a small fort. Many Muslim and Jewish families came here from Spain a long time ago. They brought their
building styles with them. You'll see white walls, nice balconies, and small yards with lemon and orange trees.
Walking Around Town:
Walk through the old town's small streets. The buildings mix Moroccan and Spanish styles. In the middle of town is Plaza Uta el-Hammam

• a busy square with cafés and an old castle called the kasbah.
• Inside the kasbah, you can see gardens, small museums, and old jail rooms. Go up to the roof for great views of all the blue houses.
  There's a big mosque nearby with beautiful design, but only Muslims can go inside. Still, the square around it is nice to visit.
  Places to Relax:
  Go to Ras el Ma Spring - this is where the town gets its water. You might see people washing clothes in the river, or you can sit at a café
  by the water and drink tea.
  Like hiking? Take a 30-minute walk to the Spanish Mosque just outside town. From there, you can see the whole blue city and the
  mountains around it. The view is amazing and you won't forget it.
  ��Meals: Breakfast included
  Duration: 3 hours.
• ACCOMMODATION
  Riad Braya
  Experience World-class Service at Riad Braya In the historical part of Fes, Riad Braya features an indoor swimming pool in the patio, a
  seating area, a courtyard with Italian marble and Moroccan zellige tiles. It has a terrace with mountain views.
  The air-conditioned rooms at Riad Braya feature a satellite, flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with shower, bathrobe, free toiletries
  and shower. They offer Moroccan, zellig tiles and large windows.
  A continental breakfast is served on site. Moroccan dishes can be prepared upon request and meals can also be enjoyed on the terrace.
  A 24-hour front desk and free Wi-Fi are available at the riad. It is located 2.5 mi from Fes Train Station and 3.1 mi from the city center.
  Fes-Saïss Airport is 12 mi away.

ACTIVITY
Guided Exploration Of Fez
Explore the lively Medina of Fes, the cultural heart of Morocco, with a local guide. Walk through narrow streets full of small shops,
markets, and mosques. Along the way, you will learn about daily life in the old city and its long history. Your visit starts at the Blue Gate
(Bab Boujloud), the main entrance to the Medina.
History and Old Neighborhoods
Fes is the oldest imperial city in Morocco and is rich in history. You will walk through the Mellah, the old Jewish Quarter, and see parts of
the ancient city walls. Continue up to the Marinid Tombs, where you can enjoy beautiful views over the city.
Famous Landmarks and Schools
Visit the Chouara Tannery, where leather is still made using old methods. You will also see the Al-Qarawiyyin Mosque and University, the
oldest working university in the world. Explore one of the historic schools, such as Bou Inania Madrasa or Al Attarine Madrasa, and stop by
the Nejjarine Museum, set inside a former inn.
Lunch and Local Food
At lunchtime, your guide will take you to a local restaurant. Enjoy traditional dishes such as couscous, shakshuka, makouda (spiced potato
cakes), and slow-cooked lamb.
Shopping and Final Stops
After lunch, walk through the busy souks and browse handmade items like rugs, jewelry, spices, and pottery. End your tour with a visit to
the Royal Palace of Fes from the outside, or head to Borj Nord Museum to see old weapons and enjoy great views from the terrace.
�� Meal plan: Breakfast
Duration: 4h 30min.

ACCOMMODATION
Riad Braya
Experience World-class Service at Riad Braya In the historical part of Fes, Riad Braya features an indoor swimming pool in the patio, a
seating area, a courtyard with Italian marble and Moroccan zellige tiles. It has a terrace with mountain views.
The air-conditioned rooms at Riad Braya feature a satellite, flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with shower, bathrobe, free toiletries
and shower. They offer Moroccan, zellig tiles and large windows.
A continental breakfast is served on site. Moroccan dishes can be prepared upon request and meals can also be enjoyed on the terrace.
A 24-hour front desk and free Wi-Fi are available at the riad. It is located 2.5 mi from Fes Train Station and 3.1 mi from the city center.
Fes-Saïss Airport is 12 mi away.

TRANSPORT
Fes To Merzouga Via Midelt & Erfoud & Sunset Camel Ride
Long drive to the Sahara (about 8 hours), but the journey offers incredible experiences. Start early and enjoy stops that show Morocco's
diverse landscapes and cultures.
Middle Atlas Mountains - Nomad Encounters Drive through cedar forests where Barbary macaque monkeys live. Stop in Azrou and
continue to Midelt, known as the "Apple City" because of fruit orchards fed by the Moulouya River.
Cultural Encounters:
Nomad Families: Meet Berber nomadic families who move with their flocks between mountain pastures. Learn how they live in traditional
tents and maintain ancient herding practices.
Apple Orchards: Visit local farmers who grow apples and other fruits in this high-altitude oasis. Taste fresh fruits and understand how
mountain agriculture works.

Midelt to Erfoud - Fossil Country Continue south through dramatic landscapes as the Atlas Mountains give way to pre-Saharan terrain.
Fossil Mines Experience Stop at fossil excavation sites where local workers extract ancient sea creatures from rocks. These 400-millionyear-old trilobites and other fossils show that this desert was once an ocean floor. Meet fossil hunters who explain how they find and
prepare these prehistoric treasures.
Erfoud - Date Capital Arrive in Erfoud, famous throughout Morocco for its dates and annual Date Festival.
Date Experience:
Date Farms: Visit palm groves where families have grown dates for centuries. Learn about different varieties and why Erfoud dates are
considered the best in Morocco.
Date Processing: See how dates are harvested, sorted, and prepared for markets across the country.
Artisan Fossil Workshops: Watch craftsmen turn raw fossils into beautiful objects - tables, sinks, and decorative pieces.
Final Approach to Merzouga Drive the last stretch to Merzouga as the sand dunes of Erg Chebbi come into view. These golden dunes rise
over 650 feet and stretch as far as you can see.
Camel Trek at Sunset Ride camels into the dunes as the sun sets, painting the sand in shades of gold and orange. Reach your desert
accommodation as stars begin to appear in the clear desert sky.
Evening in the Desert Enjoy dinner around a campfire with traditional Berber music. The silence and vastness of the Sahara create an
unforgettable first night in the desert.
�� Meal Plan: Breakfast & Dinner included 
Duration: 8 hours Distance: 476 km.

ACCOMMODATION
Tiziri Camp
Situated in Erg Chebbi Sand Dunes, Merzouga, Tiziri Camp features accommodation with free WiFi.
A patio with high sand dunes views is offered in each unit.
A continental breakfast is available daily at the property.
Merzouga is 5 km from the tented camp, while Erfoud is 49 km from the property.

ACTIVITY
Morocco Last Nomads Experience: Tea, Tales & Desert Adventures
Your desert adventure begins with an exciting 4x4 drive across the wide, open landscapes of southern Morocco. As you travel deeper into
the desert, you will meet some of the last remaining nomad families. These families live in a very traditional way, just like their ancestors
did many years ago.
You will be welcomed into their simple tents and offered a warm cup of fresh mint tea. Your guide will translate for you, so you can
understand the stories the family shares about their daily life, their history, and how they survive in the desert. You will see how they care
for their camels, cook their meals, and manage their homes with very few resources.
Afterwards, you will visit the village of Khamlia, famous for its Gnawa music. Here, you can enjoy a music show, where the deep beats fill
the air. Watch the musicians play their traditional instruments, feel the energy of the music, and even join in the dancing if you like. The
show is a wonderful way to experience the joy, and spirit of the desert.
Take your time to enjoy every moment, from the warm welcome of the nomad family to the lively sounds of the Gnawa music, making your
desert adventure truly unforgettable.
��Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Included
Start Time: 9:00 AM Duration: 4 hours.

ACTIVITY
Sand-boarding In The Dunes Of Erg Chebbi
Sandboarding Merzouga is a wonderful way to discover the sand dunes of the Merzouga desert. The largest the sand dune the longer the
ride down.

The Sandboarding Merzouga is a popular Erg Chebbi dunes activity. Discover Merzouga sand dunes with sandboarding adventurous
activity in the Sahara desert of Merzouga. It is a famous activity in Merzouga Sahara dunes that almost of the time is included in our camel
trekking excursion for an overnight in the desert.

ACTIVITY / OPTIONAL
ATV Ride In The Dunes Of Merzouga
Discover the excitement of riding an ATV through the incredible dunes of the Sahara Desert. In Erg Chebbi, the soft golden sand stretches
in every direction, creating the perfect setting for a fun and adventurous ride. With your guide leading the way, you'll explore this magical
landscape in a way that feels free and full of energy.
The dunes rise and fall like waves, offering gentle slopes and thrilling climbs. The sand is always shifting, making every turn a little
different, and keeping the ride interesting from start to finish. Whether you’re new to ATVs or have tried them before, the experience is
smooth, safe, and tailored to your comfort level.
Along the way, you might see animal tracks in the sand or pass by a nomadic camp. There are peaceful moments too, when the engines
stop and you can enjoy the silence of the desert. If your ride is timed for late afternoon, the light becomes truly beautiful, turning the
dunes shades of gold, orange, and pink as the sun begins to set.
By the time you return to camp, you’ll be a little dusty and maybe a bit tired, but full of joy. It’s a perfect mix of fun, nature, and a little
adventure in one of the most special places in Morocco.
Duration: 1 hour.

ACCOMMODATION
Tiziri Camp
Situated in Erg Chebbi Sand Dunes, Merzouga, Tiziri Camp features accommodation with free WiFi.
A patio with high sand dunes views is offered in each unit.
A continental breakfast is available daily at the property.
Merzouga is 5 km from the tented camp, while Erfoud is 49 km from the property.

TRANSPORT
Transfer From Merzouga To Boumalne Dades Via Tinghir & Todra Gorge
Enjoy a comfortable private ride from Merzouga to your hotel in Boumalne Dades. The trip takes about four and a half hours. Along the
way, your driver will stop at a few interesting places so you can enjoy the amazing views. You'll see desert plains, high mountains, and flat
lands that seem to go on forever.
Stop in Rissani:
You'll visit the town of Rissani and enter through its beautiful gate. This town is known for its animal market. Take time to see the donkey
"parking lot" and walk around the busy market. Visit Maison Tuareg, a shop filled with traditional items like carpets, jewelry, leather goods,
and more.
Visit Tinghir:
Next, you'll reach the desert town of Tinghir. Here you'll see wonderful views of nearby villages along a long river area with palm trees that
stretch for 30 miles. The desert around it has flat-topped hills and wide open spaces. Tinghir also has an old Jewish area with colorful
buildings. You can visit Elhaj Ait Ali, the old Jewish quarter, and see its special buildings.
Todra Gorge
Your next stop is the Todra Gorge, which rises 984 feet high with beautiful red limestone rocks. Take an easy walk through the gorge or
cool off in the shallow water.
Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs
As you pass through the Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs, you'll see many old fortresses that are falling apart. They were built with packed
earth and natural materials. Enjoy the small towns along the way where you can see farmers using old, traditional methods. Keep your
eyes open for nomads taking care of their animals.
Arrival at Boumalne Dades.

Your final stop is your hotel in Boumalne Dades. The town sits along the green Dades River, which creates beautiful and different views
from the desert you've been traveling through!
��Meal Plan: Breakfast
Duration: 4h 30min Distance: 253 km.

ACCOMMODATION
Dar Rihana Dadès
Featuring mountain views, Dar Rihana Dadès in Aït Idaïr features accommodations, pool with a view, and a garden. There's a restaurant
serving African cuisine, and free private parking is available.
All units feature air conditioning and a satellite flat-screen TV. Every room is fitted with a kettle, a private bathroom, and free Wifi, while
certain rooms have a terrace and some have river views. At the guest house, every unit is fitted with bed linen and towels.
A mini-market is available at the guest house.
Sightseeing tours are available within easy reach. If you'd like to discover the area, walking tours is possible in the surrounding area.

TRANSPORT
Dades Valley To Marrakech Via Ouarzazate & Aït Benhaddou
Leaving Boumalne Dades
Today you'll drive 5.5 hours to Marrakech. As you leave Boumalne Dades, you'll pass through El Kelaa M'gouna. This area is full of rose
fields with a sweet smell. The roses are used to make perfumes and beauty products around the world. Every May, there's a Rose Festival
to celebrate the flowers.
Stop in Ouarzazate: Movie Town
Next, you'll reach Ouarzazate, a growing town along the desert route. This town is famous for movies. You can visit a film studio to see the
props and sets up close.
Aït Benhaddou: The Famous Castle
Then you'll visit Aït Benhaddou, the most famous old castle in Morocco. This castle is from the 11th century. Long ago, it was an important
stop for traders crossing the desert. Today, it's famous for movies and TV shows like Lawrence of Arabia, Gladiator, and Game of Thrones.
Over the High Atlas Mountains
You'll drive up and over the High Atlas Mountains. Look for Mount Toubkal, the highest peak at 13,671 feet. At the top of the Tizi-n-Tichka
Pass, you'll see amazing views of the mountains and the winding road below.
Arriving in Marrakech
You'll leave the quiet mountains and desert behind and enter the busy, lively city of Marrakech for the evening. Check into your
accommodation and get settled in. The rest of the evening is yours to relax or explore the city.
��Meal Plan: Breakfast
Duration: 5 hours Distance: 323 km.

ACCOMMODATION
Riad Atrium & Spa
Riad Atrium & Spa provides a hammam and air-conditioned accommodations in Marrakesh, a 16-minute walk from Djemaa El Fna. Among
the facilities of this property are a restaurant, a 24-hour front desk, and an elevator, along with free Wifi. The accommodation offers
airport transfers, while a car rental service is also available.
Every room has a private bathroom with a hair dryer. At the riad, every unit has bed linen and towels.
The daily breakfast offers continental, full English/Irish, or vegetarian options. There is a coffee shop and lounge.
Guests can also relax on the sun terrace.

ACTIVITY
Guided Exploration Of Marrakech
Exploring Marrakech with a Local Guide
Enjoy a half-day tour of Marrakech with a friendly local guide who will show you the city's most famous places.
The Lively Main Square
You start at Djemaa el-Fna, the main square of Marrakech. It is full of life, with musicians, storytellers, street shows, and local sellers. Your
guide will explain why this square is so important and what makes it special.
Walking Through the Old City
Next, you walk through the Medina, a UNESCO World Heritage site. You will explore small streets, colorful markets, and local shops. You'll
see craftspeople making traditional Moroccan items and have time to look around and shop.
The Tall Mosque Tower
After that, you visit the Koutoubia Mosque, known for its tall tower. Your guide will share simple facts about its history while you enjoy
the calm area around it.
The Beautiful Palace
You then head to the Bahia Palace, one of the most beautiful places in Marrakech. You will walk through quiet courtyards and gardens and
see detailed tiles and decorations. Your guide will explain who lived there and why it is important.
The Hidden Tombs
Your last stop is the Saadian Tombs. This old site was hidden for many years before being found again. Inside, you'll see decorated tombs,
marble stone, and fine details from the Saadian period.
�� Meal Plan: Breakfast included.

Start Time: 9:00 AM Duration: 4 hours.

ACTIVITY
Marrakech Evening Food Tour
When the Sun Sets
As the sun goes down behind the mountains, you hear the call to prayer across Marrakech. The city changes. Streets become busy. Lights
come on. The smell of food is everywhere. Your evening food walk starts in the old city. The small streets are full of people, sounds, and
great smells.
Walking Through the Market
Your guide knows all the local sellers. You walk together through the market. You smell spices like cumin, cinnamon, and fresh mint. You
stop at a small bakery. Flatbread comes out of the hot oven. The baker has worked here for many years. People wait in line for his warm
bread.
The Spice Stand
Next, you visit a spice stand. You see colorful piles of spices like saffron, ras el hanout, and harissa. The seller lets you smell and taste
them. He tells you where they come from. Some are from far away. Some are from Morocco.
Street Food Time
When it gets dark, the street food tour begins. People gather around small food stalls. You can try snail soup. It might sound strange, but
it tastes warm and good. You can also try msemen pancakes with honey, hot and fresh. You watch the cook flip the thin dough. Your guide
takes you to the best stalls. You try slow-cooked lamb, crispy pastries, and tasty tagine. It tastes like a home-cooked meal.
The Main Square
At the end, you go to Jemaa el-Fnaa, the main square. At night, it becomes a huge outdoor restaurant. You see many food stalls and
tables everywhere. There is smoke from grills and people talking and laughing.
��Meal Plan: Dinner
Duration: 1h 30min.

ACCOMMODATION
Riad Atrium & Spa
Riad Atrium & Spa provides a hammam and air-conditioned accommodations in Marrakesh, a 16-minute walk from Djemaa El Fna. Among
the facilities of this property are a restaurant, a 24-hour front desk, and an elevator, along with free Wifi. The accommodation offers
airport transfers, while a car rental service is also available.
Every room has a private bathroom with a hair dryer. At the riad, every unit has bed linen and towels.
The daily breakfast offers continental, full English/Irish, or vegetarian options. There is a coffee shop and lounge.

Transport to Marrakesh Menara Airport.