Price: c$2,998.00/person
Duration: 11 days
Departure City: Ottawa Does not include international ticket options Toronto Montreal Vancouver
Highlights:
1) One-time experience of colorful urban experience, white, blue, black, yellow, red, from the ocean to the desert;
2) 4WD off-road vehicles to track the footprints of desert nomads Berber;
3) In the blue city of Chefchaouen, when a world-class Internet celebrity, the streets and alleys are different shades of blue, beautiful and psychedelic;
4) Visit history, the most magnificent Meknes, the oldest Fez, the most ambitious Rabat, the most prosperous Marrakech, and feel the legacy of the Moorish dynasty;
5) Danielle experiences local Arabian life and tastes "Moroccan whiskey" - mint tea;
6) Follow in the footsteps of the Oscar blockbuster and discover Morocco's most enduring historical scenes.
Itinerary introduction
Day 1: Hometown - Casablanca Casablanca
Toronto Airport meets professional Chinese and English tour guides for the whole process, [Guests departing from Montreal/Vancouver/Edmonton/Calgary, please take your own flight to Casablanca International Airport (cmn) in Morocco to meet the tour guide].
Day 2: Casablanca casablanca - Raba rabat - Tanger t – tanger
After arriving in Casablanca, the aircraft went to Rabat ( 2012 World Heritage Site ) in Morocco to carry out a city tour, which combines Arab and Andalusian architectural styles [Rabat royal palace], the mausoleum of Mohammed V, the independent father of Rabat, Morocco, and its bronze engraved geometric patterns are the best of Arab architecture. Members of the group can take photos with the Royal Cavalry in front of the mausoleum. The 44-meter-high Hassan Tower and more than 300 broken columns next to it. After lunch, head to the seaside city of Tangier, a multicultural city located at the junction of the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea, a city that clings to the Strait of Gibraltar and is only about 20 kilometers away from the Spanish coast.
Day 3: Tanger - Chefchaouen ( Blue City )
After breakfast, drive to the Rif Mountains, built on the mountain and known as morocco's most beautiful blue mountain city – [Chefchaouen tanger]. Explore the blue city of Chefchaouene – one of Morocco's most fascinating and emblematic cities. The quiet settlement of Chefchaouen, nestled between the Rif Mountains and the Middle Atlas Mountains, is famous for its crafts and goat cheese. The city is picturesque and perfect for those who like to explore the city freely and take pictures, and for those who like to find joy in the details, they can also find pleasure in terms of culture or architecture. Overlooking the city at the top of the hill, the whole city is bathed in soft and persistent tones in the sun.
Day 4: Chefchaouen - Meknes menkes - Volubilis - Fez fez
After breakfast, drive to visit the [Meknes] 1996 World Heritage Site, one of the four ancient capitals, modeled after the Grand Palais de Versailles in France (never completed) with 25 km of ramparts. Decorated with green and white colored porcelain, the Mansol City Gate is a beautiful and noble mausoleum of the Sultan. Then head to Vallubilis (1997 World Heritage Site) to visit the Roman Ancient City Remains, built in the 3rd century BC, which was once the administrative center of the Roman Empire in North Africa, with magnificent Roman architecture and beautiful mosaics.
Day 5: Fez - fez
After breakfast, head to the Old Town of Fez (1981 World Heritage Site) with more than 9,000 winding alleys, the most beautiful old town in the country. Walking in it, it seems to be in the story of one thousand and one nights. The oldest leather dyeing workshops, bronze craftsmen, textile mills, etc. are all part of Moroccan traditional culture and history. Visit a famous local leather shop and shop for quality leather clothing.
Day 6: Fez - Ifran - Erfoud
After breakfast, head to Ifran, the little Switzerland known as the Arab world. Developed by the French as a ski resort, it exudes the atmosphere of a European mountain town. After lunch, head to Erf, passing through the view of Mt.atlas, morocco's first mountain, and upon arrival, take a 4WD into the Sahara Desert and look out at the dreamlike mirage, the vast desert, and the undulating sand dunes stretching into the sky. Wait for sunset in [Sahara Desert] for a beautiful view.
Day 7: Sahara - Todra Gorge - Wazarzazate - Sahara - Todra Gorge - Quarzazate
After breakfast, head to Ifran, the little Switzerland known as the Arab world. Developed by the French as a ski resort, after breakfast, head to the most magnificent [Todra Canyon] in all of North Africa, with a vertical mountain wall of more than 300 meters. In the afternoon, head southwest through the Dardès Valley to the [Vassat], one of Morocco's most beautiful and attractive desert-landscaped roads, known as the Citadel Boulevard. These castles, once the residences of large local families, were made of scarlet clay and were mostly built in the 17th-18th centuries. In the middle of the desert, it is particularly magnificent.
Day 8: Ouarzazate - Eben haddou ait benhaddou - Marrakech marrakech
After breakfast, a special tour [atlas film city], the city set realistic, many large-scale productions are filmed here. Such as Game of Thrones, Gladiator, Bin Hu, etc. Heading to [the ancient city of Ebenhad] is a 1987 World Heritage Site, the entire ancient city is made of mud, the early Moroccan indigenous Berber village, backed by the Atlas Mountains, facing the desert oasis, under this beautiful composition, there are currently about 20 or so films to find the location, movies such as the Desert Lord, the Prequel to The Star Wars and the Tomb Robbery Maze are also filmed here. After lunch, pass by a mountain pass at an altitude of 2,260 meters. It is the most beautiful and spectacular tourist route in Morocco. Arrive in Marrakech (1985 World Heritage Site), known as the red capital, in the evening and enjoy the wonderful fantasia show for free.
Day 9: Marrakech marrakech
After breakfast, head to visit Morocco's only open [Brazilian Palace]: the essence of Islamic architectural craftsmanship; the breathtaking [Badi Palace Badi Palace], the former old capital city, with the late 17th century moved to the new capital Of Meknes, the building materials of this reason were moved in large quantities, leaving a devastation, making people look at the aura of the past. Afterwards, head to the Sardinian cemetery, a traditional building along the façade of the Koutoubia Mosque, home to the burial chambers of nearly 200 kings and their dependents, with exquisitely carved columns showing the style of kings, traditional Islamic carvings and collage tiles reminiscent of the prosperity of the past and the passing of the present. French fashion designer - Saint Laurent's favorite "Marjou Black Garden Stables Black Garden". Afterwards, head to the UNESCO World Heritage Site - Djemaa, where there are various runners selling artists, fire-eaters, snake-playing people, a variety of flavorful snacks, and a variety of local tourist souvenirs. There are different atmospheres during the day and night, so don't miss out on them, stay two nights, and ensure plenty of time.
Day 10: Marrakech marrakech - Jadida - Casablanca casablanca
After breakfast, drive to the Atlantic seaside city of Jadida (2004 World Heritage Site). It was an important stronghold of the Portuguese' overseas expeditions from West Africa to India. Visit the Old Town with a visit to the underground cistern left over from the Portuguese colonial period and the Church of the Assumption church of the Assumption. Then head to Morocco's largest city, Casablanca, also known as North African Spy, was one of Hollywood's highest-grossing films made during World War II and won the 1943 Academy Award for Best Picture. The film's enduring love story takes place in Casablanca, a city at the northern tip of Morocco. Some of the local attractions have also become a pilgrimage spot for movie fans. Exterior rick's café --- there are so many towns in the world, there are so many taverns in towns, and she walked into mine. It is famous for the movie "Casablanca" and is a must-visit pilgrimage place for movie lovers. Tour the Corniche, famous for Miami Beach in Morocco, with its white colonial architecture, and visit the hassan II Mosque, the second largest in the world after Mecca and towering over the Atlantic Ocean.
Day 11: Casablanca Casablanca – Home of origin
After breakfast, the car will head to the airport, where the guide and tour leader will assist in tax refund and check-in procedures, and take a luxury luxury passenger plane back to your hometown.
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