Arrival in Casablanca and transfer, with driver, to the hotel. Dinner (according to the arrival time) and overnight stay.

Breakfast. In the morning, a tour of the city, the most cosmopolitan and open in the country: visit the exterior of the Royal Palace, the Habous residential area, Mohammed V Square, the corniche, and the exterior of the Hassan II Mosque. Afterwards, depart for Fez, with a first stop in Meknes, a city characterized by its beautiful walled medina. Panoramic tour of the city. Second breakfast. In the afternoon, we reach Volubilis, an ancient Roman city that flourished between the 2nd and 3rd centuries AD. Visit the site, which boasts monuments such as the triumphal arch, the Capitoline Hill, the forum, and several residences with mosaics. We arrive in Fez in the late afternoon. Dinner and overnight at a hotel.

Breakfast. It is the oldest capital of Morocco, for many the most elegant and spiritual in the country. The city is famous for its astonishing old city or medina, an almost inextricable maze of narrow streets and alleys, markets and shops of all kinds. Visit the Bou Inania and El Attarine madrasas, the mausoleum of Moulay Idriss, the spectacular tanneries, etc. Second breakfast. In the afternoon, a short visit to the new city, with a stop at the Royal Palace, which has been superbly restored in modern times, and Al Mellah, the old Jewish quarter: now few Jews live there, but the houses, with windows and balconies overlooking the streets, are in stark contrast with the Muslim tradition. Dinner and overnight stay.

Breakfast. Departure south, crossing the Middle Atlas mountain range through the towns of Ifrane, built by the French around 1930 with the intention of turning it into a mountain resort, and Azrou, a cheerful and peaceful Berber town surrounded by pine and cedar forests. Arrival in Midelt and second breakfast. In the afternoon, arrival in Erfoud and departure by 4x4 vehicle towards Merzouga. Arrival and discovery of the extraordinary dunes of Erg Chebbi, the only true Saharan erg in Morocco, one of those enormous expanses of dunes of transported sand that are typical of much of the Algerian Sahara, near the tiny village of Merzouga. It is a magical landscape, and the dunes themselves are captivating, changing colors throughout the day, from pink to gold to red. Return to Erfoud. Dinner and overnight stay. Optional overnight stay in a tented camp in Merzouga, for an additional fee. ATTENTION: you do not go up the dunes with 4x4s, you reach a rest point at the foot of the dunes and then continue on foot or by dromedary - the latter optional and for an additional fee.

Breakfast. Departure for the village of Tinghir, famous for its proximity to the Todra Gorges, a spectacular canyon with rocks up to 300 meters high. Second breakfast. In the afternoon, we travel through a splendid landscape dotted with almond and fig trees among imposing rock formations, along the road known as "the road of a thousand kasbahs." Arrival in Ouarzazate and visit the splendid Kasbah of Taourirte (partially closed for restoration). Finally, we reach Ait Benhaddou in the late afternoon, for dinner and an overnight stay.

   Breakfast. In the morning, visit the famous Ait Benhaddou Kasbah, one of the most spectacular and best preserved in the Atlas region. After the visit, depart for Marrakech via the Tichka Pass. Stop for breakfast en route. Arrival in Marrakech in the afternoon. Dinner and overnight stay at a hotel.

Breakfast. Half-day tour of the city, founded in 1062 by Sultan Youssef Bin Tachfin and destined to become one of the most important artistic and cultural centers of the Islamic world. In the morning, visit the Menara Gardens, now open to the public but once reserved for sultans and important ministers, the Ben Youssef Medersa, the Bahia Palace, and the exterior of the grandiose Koutoubia Mosque, built in the late 12th century. Its 70-meter-high minaret is visible for miles around and is particularly spectacular at night, when it stands out illuminated against the dark desert sky. Lunch In Moroccan restaurant, The afternoon is free and you can spend it exploring the famous Jemaa el-Fnaa square, a unique and spectacular place located near the medina: jugglers, acrobats, storytellers, street vendors and the most extravagant characters meet there, reaching their peak at sunset. Not only is there the souk, but also a multitude of activities, especially at sunset. Dinner and overnight at the hotel

Breakfast (according to flight schedule). Transfer, with driver, to the airport and departure with scheduled flights.