Our exclusive women-only journey unveils Morocco’s magic with effortless elegance. From the enchanting blue streets of Chefchaouen to the golden sands of the Sahara, every moment is curated for connection and wonder. Explore ancient medinas, dine under starry desert skies, and wander vibrant souks alive with color and culture. With comfort and authentic stays, private guides, and seamless transport, this all-inclusive adventure ensures safety, comfort, and unforgettable memories reserved for just 12 guests.
Marhaba, Welcome to Morocco! Upon your arrival at Casablanca Mohammed V International Airport, our team shall greet you and transfer to the center of Casablanca, Morocco’s commercial center. Here, you’ll check into your hotel where to rest a bit before getting immersed with the city.
Set out to discover bustling Casablanca today, visiting the magnificent Hassan II Mosque, one of the few mosques open to non-Muslims. After you visit the exterior and the interior, take a gentle walk through the beautiful Corniche seaside as a result as you will be engaging with locals.
Later, walk through the Mohammed 5th Square in the heart of Casablanca, known locally as Pigeon Square, and considered as the downtown of the city. Also where a blend of Moorish style and European art deco can be seen and the city’s entertainment can be held.
After a full day of exploration, you’ll be dined at a traditional, fancy restaurant to get to know each other more, then you will be accompanied back to your hotel, where every detail is designed to ensure a comfortable and relaxing stay. This opportunity allows you to recharge and prepare for the thrilling adventures awaiting you.
Overnight at: Kenzi Basma Hotel
Every morning is a reminder to let go the past and embrace the present! Rise early to feed your eyes with the charming views as the sun shines over the blue pearl while feeding your stomach with a delicious breakfast.
When was the last time you got lost? Lost in fun. Lost in culture. Lost in the beauty of nature. You certainly will get lost (in the best way) when you step out of your hotel and through the small narrow streets of Chefchaouen.
Chefchaouen is a very small city that never anyone thought of. Make sure you bring your camera with you or a cell phone for numerous fabulous photos. As you wander from street to street exploring extravagant customs. Every step you take or turn you make will truly let you be in awe.
Visit the Kasbah besides the square in the button of the city that would be activated in the late afternoon, and the flavor of Moroccan cuisine is pleasant. Sip a cup of warm mint tea before you venture back towards your hotel to refresh.
After a therapeutic bath, venture on an invigorating hike up to the Spanish Mosque to ponder the beauty of the city lying on the Rif Mountains. Back to the heart of the medina, a gorgeous retreat where you can take some time to reflect on your trip so far.
Overnight at: Riad Hicham
An early meal at the dining room of your hotel, then commence your affordable journey towards Fes, making stops along the way to visit Volubilis, which was once a Roman city, and walk through the spectacular ancient small medina of Meknes.
Grab your ticket and lose yourself embracing the Roman ruins of Volubilis, once a center of the olive oil trade and now home to impressive mosaics and a well-preserved triumphal arch.
After having a feast in a traditional restaurant, we will continue to the heart’s Meknes medina. The 3rd imperial city after Fes and Marrakech and before Rabat, where you’ll see the intricate Bab el Mansour gateway and venture into a maze of archways at the 18th-century imperial stables. Also, the underground prison of Qara and the mausoleum of Moulay Ismail involve a glimpse that will amaze you.
Later on, we recommence our drive to our final destination of today Fes. On our way, and if time permits you’ll have the option to stop in a vineyard in the countryside of Meknes. Here you can end your day with a wine tasting tour before settling in your riad in Fes medina.
Arrive in Fes city in the late afternoon and check into your decorated room for a restful night’s stay. Relax in the serene atmosphere of your riad, reminiscing about the day’s unforgettable moments and anticipating the marvels still to come.
Overnight at: Riad Sara
Today’s driving distance: Approximately 196 Km / 121 miles
Today’s driving time: Approximately 3 hr 36 min
This morning, after a relaxed night and breakfast. Knowledgeable local guide invites you to be familiar with the city while exploring its must see sights and hidden gems. Prepare to be amazed by the intricate architectural details and the stories they hold.
The first attraction will be the Royal Palace, featuring stunning intricately designed gates, with the most famous being the golden gate of the palace. Also considered a magnificent example of Moroccan architecture in Fes.
Continuing our exploration, we’ll escort you through the narrow alleyways of a UNESCO World Heritage Medina. As you step into the medina, the sights, sounds, and smells immediately envelop you. Stop at Chouara Tannery, one of the oldest in the world that’s still alive for now. Learn about the ancient process of leather tanning, passed down through generations.
After lunch, we will head to the Attarine Madrasa and the majestic Al-Qarawiyyin University, often considered the oldest continuously operating university in the world. From there, you’ll have a pickup choice by your driver or walk back to your hotel through the alleyways surrounded by local shops.
The luxurious simplicity of the Riad offers the perfect way to unwind after an exciting day of guided discovery. the riad is a place to recharge both body and mind.
Overnight at: Riad Sara
Embarking on a road trip from Fes to Merzouga takes you through Morocco’s ever-changing landscapes, offering a journey rich in natural beauty and cultural heritage. Your adventure begins with an early departure from Fes, heading toward the Middle Atlas Mountains. As you leave the city behind, the terrain quickly shifts to rolling hills and lush forests.
The first notable stop is the picturesque town of Ifrane, often called “Little Switzerland” for its Alpine-style architecture and fresh climate. Nearby, we reach the Cedar Forest, where you can take a short walk and marvel at the towering cedar trees. These ancient trees are home to Barbary apes, and you may spot a few as you stroll through the tranquil forest.
After soaking in the serene atmosphere, the journey continues through the picturesque Midelt region, known for its charming Berber villages. a small town nestled between the Middle Atlas and the High Atlas mountains. Here, you’ll stop for lunch at a local restaurant, where you can savor hearty Moroccan dishes like a flavorful tagine or couscous, replenishing your energy for the next leg of the journey.
Driving onward, you pass through the beautiful Tizi n’Talremt pass before arriving in Ziz Valley, an oasis of green date palm glove. Here, you’ll stop for a photo break. The landscape begins to shift as you move closer to the desert, passing through Erfoud, a town known for its fossils, before reaching the stunning sand dunes of Erg Chebbi.
Upon arrival in Merzouga desert, you’ll leave the vehicle behind and embark on a camel trek into the desert as the sun begins to set. Riding atop your camel, you’ll traverse the vast golden dunes, feeling the tranquility of the Sahara all around you. The evening light casts a warm glow on the dunes, creating an unforgettable moment of serenity. After your phone’s gallery is full with some sunset photos, you arrive at a traditional desert camp nestled in the heart of the dunes. Here, you’ll enjoy a traditional Moroccan dinner, followed by some traditional songs around an openfire played by locals under the star-filled sky.
Overnight at: Africa Luxury Camps
Today’s driving distance: Approximately 460 Km / 285 Miles
Today’s driving time: Approximately 7 h 10 minutes
Each sunrise brings a promise of new joy’’ After having a fantastic time and breakfast at the camp, we’ll Embark on a scenic trip from Merzouga Desert to Boumalne Dades. Experience the beauty and contrasts of Morocco’s landscapes, from the vast Sahara dunes to the dramatic mountain valleys.
After a short drive we will reach Rissani, an ancient town known for its lively market and tons of Ksour and kasbahs. Take a brief stop here to explore the local souks, where you can find traditional crafts, spices, and freshly baked Berber Pizza, and perhaps visit one of those fortified ksour with a rich history.
Next, head westward towards Tinghir. The road begins to wind as you approach Todra Gorge, the impressive cliffs that soar to over 300 meters high (984ft), creating a narrow, awe-inspiring passage. Later, we will drive back along. The surrounding Todra Valley is equally beautiful, with lush palm groves and small rammed clay Berber villages scattered along the route.
Continuing from Tinghir, you’ll drive towards Boumalne Dades, a picturesque town nestled in Dades Valley. The journey becomes even more scenic as we drive along the valley, with stunning views of the river, green pastures, and towering mountains in the distance. Here, you’ll be amazed by its impressive natural rock formation, often referred to as the Monkey Paws.
After all, check into your cozy hotel overlooking the valley. Here you’ll take your time to enjoy the tranquil atmosphere, perhaps take a short stroll down the valley to witness traditional Berber life.
Overnight at: Riad Gabsi Du Dades
Today’s driving distance: Approximately 246 Km / 152 Miles
Today’s driving time: Approximately 3 h 44 minutes
As the sun shines brightly over the valley, we’ll have breakfast then set off on a lifetime journey towards the vibrant city of Marrakech. The drive spans 6 hours and takes us through some of Morocco’s most captivating landscapes, with a blend of historical landmarks, picturesque villages, and dramatic capped snow mountain scenery.
Our first will be in Rose Valley in Kalaat M’Gouna known as the Rose Town, and famous for its vibrant rose products, particularly during the annual rose festival. As we drive along the valley, take a moment to appreciate the blooming roses in the fields surrounding the area, which fill the air with a sweet fragrance. You can stop by local cooperatives to shop for rosewater, essential oils, and soaps. Somehow, you’ll be smelling the roses the whole trip.
Continuing through the road of thousand kasbahs to reach Ouarzazate known as the “Hollywood of Africa” for its role in hosting many film productions. The town is home to the famous Atlas Studios, one of the largest movie studios in the world,where films like Gladiator and Lawrence of Arabia were filmed. Here, you’ll have the opportunity to visit the Atlas Studio.
Next, head toward the dramatic Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah, a picturesque UNESCO-listed kasbah that stands as a testament to the region’s ancient architecture. This fortified village, with its towering mud-brick walls, has appeared in countless films and TV shows. Such as Game of thrones, indiana jones, kingdom of heaven and much more.
After lunch, the route leads us through the winding roads of the High Atlas Mountains. The landscape here is breathtaking, with dramatic, rugged peaks and deep valleys. The mountain roads offer stunning views, so take your time to stop and admire the scenery.
In the late afternoon we will arrive at our Riad in Marrakech, where you can unwind after a day of exploration. The Riad offers a peaceful retreat, with traditional Moroccan decor, a courtyard garden, and a delicious home-cooked meal to end your adventure in one of Morocco’s most fascinating cities.
Overnight at: Riad Dar Silsila
Today’s driving distance: Approximately 313 Km / 194 Miles
Today’s driving time: Approximately 5 hrs
After breaking your fast your local guide meets you at your Riad’s lobby to explore the vibrant and enchanting city of Marrakech, where history, culture, and tradition blend seamlessly with modernity.
Walk through the famous Jemaa el-Fna Square, a UNESCO World Heritage site. As you step into this bustling hub, the air is filled with the scents of spices and grilled meats at night, while the sounds of snake charmers, storytellers, and musicians create a symphony of life.
From there, we’ll make our way through the narrow, winding streets of Marrakech Medina, a maze of alleys lined with bustling souks. Visit the Bahia Palace, an architectural marvel built in the late 19th century. The palace, with its lush gardens, intricate tilework, and ornate rooms, reflects the grandeur of Moroccan royalty.
Afterward, we’ll visit Palace El Badi and Madrasa Ben Youssef, the most impressive and historically significant landmark in Morocco, reflecting the splendor of Islamic architecture and the educational heritage of the country.
In the afternoon, we will take you to visit the Majorelle Garden, a stunning botanical oasis, renowned for its vibrant colors, exotic plant collection, and tranquil ambiance. Stop by the Koutoubia Mosque, the most iconic building in the city. While non-Muslims are not allowed to enter the mosque, its exterior offers a beautiful view of Moroccan architecture, featuring stunning Arab-Andalusian designs.
Our guide will escort you back to the peaceful oasis of your Riad. The soothing sound of a fountain, soft cushions, intricate tilework, and a calming ambiance invite you to relax and unwind, thus ending your lovely day in the medina.
Overnight at: Riad Dar Silsila
After a brunch, you’ll have a chance to soak in the city’s charm at your own pace and reflect on your journey.
For a more laid-back afternoon, why not indulge in the luxury of one of Marrakech’s famous traditional hammams? Treat yourself to a relaxing spa experience with a scrub and massage, followed by a moment of quiet relaxation.
If you still have energy, you might consider a stay at one of the cafes in the Jemaa El Fna Square. Enjoy a drink while overlooking the city’s beautiful rooftops and the Atlas Mountains in the distance. It’s the perfect way to reflect and watch the city’s lights twinkle below. Farewell dinner will be served in a fancy restaurant.
Today, is the last day of your Morocco trip and you have gathered memories and experiences that last for long. Your driver/guide will transfer you to the airport for a final farewell as you catch your bound flight. Safe travels.
TransportationWe require $ 500 to be sent to our PayPal or bank account as a deposit to secure your spot. The remaining balance should be paid directly to your guide upon your arrival. The reservation fee is refundable, 2 months before the tour starts.
American citizens and those from any European Union country do not need a visa for stays of up to 90 days. Travelers of other nationalities should check the specific visa requirements or contact us.
Yes! Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your planned date of arrival.
Yes. Morocco is a peaceful country, and its people are very friendly and welcoming. In addition, you’ll be accompanied by trained and experienced guides throughout the tour.
Our package includes double or triple rooms in hotels, and in the desert camp as well as in 3/4 star hotels. Single occupancy (private room/tent) is on request.
Once we receive your deposit as confirmation, we’ll add you to a private WhatsApp group created just for the travelers on this tour. If you’re coming alone and not with a friend, don’t worry — we’ll help match you with a roommate from the group. It’s also a great space to connect, share questions, and get excited before the trip!
The official languages in Morocco are Arabic, and the Tamazigh (Darija) dialect. In addition, French, English and Spanish are also widely spoken.
Most meals are already included in the trip, so your extra expenses will mainly be for a few lunches, personal shopping, and optional extras. We recommend bringing a mix of cash for small souvenirs or tips, but most larger local shops accept credit cards, and ATMs are widely available throughout Morocco. Bringing around $1,000 USD should be more than enough to cover your personal expenses during the trip.
You can exchange euros for dirhams at the airport or in the medina. Only euros, US dollars, or British pounds are accepted for exchange — some places accept Euros and US dollars, not only local currency.
For travelers coming from the United States, we recommend airlines such as Royal Air Maroc (which offers direct flights from New York), Delta, American Airlines, United, Air France, Iberia, and TAP Air Portugal. Most flights connect through major European cities like Paris, Madrid, or Lisbon before arriving in Morocco.
The electrical voltage is 220V, and the outlets are type E and C with two pins, the European styles.
