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8 DAY IMPERIAL CITIES

Day 1: We board our Royal Air Maroc jet at JFK airport New York for our nonstop 6 hour flight to Casablanca.

Day 2: Upon arrival at Mohamed VI Airport in Casablanca, our driver will meet you and assist you with the customs officials.  After a short tour of the Mohamed VI Square, the central market, and the Hassan II Mosque. You will on continue to Rabat where you will visit the Oudaya Kasbah,which is the "heart of the military history" of Morocco. The kasbah is named after a Bedouin tribe that came into Morocco in the 13th century. We continue our tour, visiting the Hassan Tower with its Mausoleum and see the beautiful Chella Gardens which houses a famous historical ruin in Morocco.  The Chella Gardens are also home to many interesting bird species. The city tour will be with an official English speaking guide who will take to visit the Old Town (Ancient Medina) and the Mellah (old Jewish Quarter) .

Day 3: Depart for Fes.  The road to Fes takes us along a beautiful stretch of farmlands where olives, grain, vegetables and grapes are grown. Before arriving to Fes you will visit Meknes and Volubilis. Volubilis is the sight of the famous Roman ruins left from the Roman Empire's most southern outpost.  Meknes is the site of the first Arab dynasty created by Moulay Ismail and has the Medersa Bou Inania and the Bab Mansour, the Gateway to Moulay Ismail Palace.  This leads us into the Heri es-Souani, the horses stable and graneries.  Upstairs is a rooftop garden and cafe with a great view of the city.  Arrive into Fes, check into the hotel.

Day 4: After breakfast, you will begin your visit of "the oldest living Medina in the world"with a local official tour guide.  You will tour the Medina with its "souks" (markets), stopping at the gateway of the Royal Palace, the 9th century Karouine mosque and University.  You will visit also the tomb of the city founder "Moulay Idriss II". Lunch will be at one of the traditional restaurants in the old Medina.  After lunch you will continue your tour to visit the Najarine Fountain, the old Harem Garden and the Batha Museum.  On the way back to the hotel, you will stop to enjoy a panoramic view of the city.

Day 5: Depart for Marrakech, you will take a leisurely drive along the flanks of the mighty Atlas Range, stopping at the mountain village of Azrou to see the Berber Monkeys in the cedar forests.  Descending to the Kasbah Tadla plain you will stop for lunch in the capital province of Beni-Mallal.  Driving past the Ouzoud Waterfalls and over the Bin el-Ouidan Lake, you will drive through  the palm groves of Marrakech on the outskirts of the city.  Check into the hotel.

Day 6: You will start exploring the imperial city of Marrakech.There is much to see in this great city which Winston Churchill called "the most beautiful place in the world at sunset". You will visit the Kotoubia Mosque and its Minaret, the hidden tombs of the Saadian Dynasty, the Menara Gardens and its Pavilion, the Bahia Palace, the BenYoussef Medrassa and Chapel of el-Baaiyn. Entering into the souk you will see some of the age old art guilds at work.  Finally, you end up in the famous place "Djemaa-el-Fna" with its circus atmosphere of itinerant dancers, jugglers, acrobats, storytellers, soothsayers, snake charmers, medicine men and public scribes.

Day 7: One more day in Marrakech to explore the rest of this exotic city walking through the souk.  Tonight you will enjoy a traditional Moroccan dinner and the Fantasia show at Chez Ali.

Day 8: Arise early for breakfast, and depart for Manara Airport where you will bid farewell to Morocco and return home.


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