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 luxurious and authentic stays, private guides, and seamless transport, this all-inclusive adventure ensures safety, comfort, and unforgettable memories reserved for just 6 guests.
Fly into Mohammed 5th International Airport in Casablanca and meet our local driver/driver, then drive to Rabat through the largest city of Casablanca. Casablanca is a modern, commercial capital of Morocco and is home to the Hassan II Mosque.
Visit the magnificent Hassan II Mosque, a true architectural masterpiece-Marvel at its intricate tile work, exquisite marble carvings, and the awe-inspiring backdrop of the ocean. Standing as the 3rd biggest mosque in the world, this Islamic temple will leave you in awe of its splendor.
Overnight at: Melliber Casablanca Hotel & Appart Hotel
After enjoying a leisurely breakfast at your hotel, we will drive over the Rif Mountains to admire the landscapes of northern Morocco, as we will pass through rolling hills and scenic countryside.
Stop in the charming town of Tétouan, known for its rich Andalusian heritage, before we arrive at the stunning blue town of Chefchaouen nestled in the Rif Mountains. In Tetouan we’ll get a chance to visit Feddan Park, surrounded by impressive architecture, including government buildings, and it often serves as a meeting point for locals.
By early afternoon, we will arrive to Chefchaouen, a very small city that ever 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.
After checking into your hotel, head out for an exploration afternoon, visiting the Kasbah beside the square at the bottom of the city, which would be activated in the late afternoon, and the flavor of Moroccan cuisine is pleasant.
Once the sun starts to set, 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 Cherifa Hôtel
Today’s driving distance: Approximately 217 Km / 134 miles
Today’s driving time: Approximately 2 hr 17 min
Embrace your day with a typical Moroccan breakfast at your hotel, then leave to the medieval city of Fes traversing the green hills of Rif Mountains to reach Roman Ruins of Volubilis and the farmer imperial city of Meknes.
Upon our arrival at the Roman city, a UNESCO World Heritage site located near the town of Moulay Idriss. It’s one of Morocco’s most important archaeological sites that was once the Capital of Mauritania. Explore the Roman ruins, which include the well-preserved House of Orpheus, Triumphal Arch, Basilica, and the stunning Mosaic Floors.
Next, we’ll pass by the holy town of Moulay Idriss towards Meknes to explore the city’s highlights. Our first stop should be the iconic Bab Mansour, one of the most famous gates in Morocco. Built by Sultan Moulay Ismail in the 18th century, this monumental gate is renowned for its intricate tilework, massive size, and grand archway, which marks the entrance to the old medina. Later, head to the Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail, the resting place of the Sultan who established Meknes as his imperial capital. Nearby, you can visit the Royal Stables, a remarkable example of Ismaili architecture, showcasing the Sultan’s grand vision and military might.
After exploring Meknes monuments, we will continue our journey to your hotel in Fes medina, a perfume of jasmine smells on every hand, offering a truly comfortable stay to recharge your mind.
Overnight at: Riad Salam fes
Today’s driving distance: Approximately 196 Km / 121 miles
Today’s driving time: Approximately 3 hr 36 min
Today, get ready for a remarkable day as you take a guided tour of Fes el-Bali (Old Medina), a UNESCO World Heritage Site. where every corner tells a story and holds you in awe. After breaking your fast, our official local guide invites you to explore the imperial city of Fes, which is the oldest city in Morocco that only a Moroccan guide knows. Fes is divided into 3 sections, Royal Palace, New ville, and Fes El Bali.
The impressive journey starts at the Royal Place also known as Dar al-Makhzen, is one of the most significant and stunning landmarks in Fes that dates back to the 13th century and was expanded and renovated during the reign of Sultan Mohammed V in the 1950s. It has been the seat of Moroccan royalty for centuries and symbolizes the historical significance and grandeur of Morocco’s monarchy.
Later on, pass by the Mallah, the old Jewish quarter of Fes and is one of the city’s most important historical sites. On your way to the entrance of the medina break off in a panoramic view overlooking the vibrant city of Fes and in a pottery factory, witnessing the entire process of ceramic production, from shaping the clay to glazing and painting the pieces.These ceramics, characterized by their geometric patterns and bright colors, which adorn palaces, mosques, and fountains across the country.
Next step up into the medieval city of Fes, following your expert guide’s paths to the Chouara Tannery, offering a glimpse into an ancient craft that has been practiced for centuries and producing high-quality leather ever since. From there, venture through the narrow labyrinthine streets towards the iconic landmarks while observing the artisans around. Discover Al-Qarawiyyin University, considered the oldest school in the world. The Al-Attarine Madrasa and Nejjarine Fountain are also sights to behold.
Finally, you will be picked up by your driver and head to your hotel, passing by the new Fes. End your day relaxing in your Riad Terrance, sipping a cup of mint, as the day draws to a close and the city comes alive. Prepare to be dazzled by the breathtaking views over the vibrant Medina.
Overnight at: Riad Salam fes
After an early breakfast, we set off on an extraordinary journey towards the Sahara desert. From Fes to the wild Sahara Desert of Merzouga the drive spans 7 hours approximately . Admire the scenic drive while we traverse the Mid Atlas Mountains to approach the alpine town of Ifrane , known locally as the ‘Switzerland of Morocco’ because of alpine–style architecture and ski resort slopes. Your driver will stop to take a peaceful walk in the national park where a well–known landmark, a stone statue of a lion is nearby.
Next, drive further through the mystical Cedar Forest nestled amidst the Mountains. Here, you’ll have a chance to observe the barbary apes in their native habitat and people enjoying their preferred sport, skiing around during the snow season (february).
Afterwards, we recommence our journey, traversing the High Atlas Mountains towards Errachidia city. You’ll notice how the scenery changes to reveal hints of the desert as you approach the charming Ziz Valley. Momentarily, we stop at the lush date palm tree oasis, appreciating the natural landscape. Lunch will be served at your leisure.
Finally, arrive at the sensational Merzouga desert in the afternoon, an extensive sea of sand dunes covering the area and surrounded by hamadas. Never stationary, the massive dunes shift and travel depending on the changing wind! As the sun cools off, switch gears to an authentic caravan lead by a well experienced Berber man. Across the majestic golden sand Erg Chebbi dunes, Your friendly camel leader will stop in a quiet high dunes, ensuring that it’s a remarkable place to enjoy the sunset.
As the twilight falls, you’ll be accompanied to your luxury camp surrounded by the sand dunes. Enjoy the hospitality of the Berber nomads welcoming you by a cup of fresh mint tea. Check into your ensuite tent equipped with a private bathroom. After dinner at the camp, gather around the bonfire to entertain yourself by some live music under the blanket stars where the desert vibes come alive.
Overnight at: Dihya Desert Luxury Camp
Today’s driving distance: Approximately 460 Km / 285 Miles
Today’s driving time: Approximately 7 h 10 minutes
Rise early to watch the spectacular sunrise over the sand dunes. After breakfast at the camp you will have the option to take the 4 Wheel transfer or camel trek back to the village of Merzouga, appreciating the unique beauty of the Erg Chebbi dunes as they change with the light throughout the day.
Embark on an exuberant four-wheel drive excursion of the desert and surrounding areas. Head to Khamlia, a berber slave village located on the edge of Erg Chebbi dunes, and known as the Gnaoua people. Learn more about the lifestyle, culture, music, and food.
Next, cross the sand dunes towards the abandoned village of Mifis. Here, you’ll explore mines filled with fossils found in this ancient place on a high plateau of hamada (rocky desert) with a huge panoramic view of the sea of dunes and varied desert landscapes.
Continue our off road journey on a Rally Paris Dakar to get to the nomad families on the borders. Share a cup of mint tea with them under their tent while knowing about their nomadic lifestyle in the harsh lash desert.
After lunch in a local traditional restaurant, you’ll stretch your legs, walking through Merzouga desert oasis full of local garden communities. Later, we’ll take you to your authentic hotel facing the sea sand of Erg Chebbi, passing by Lake Dayet Srji Lake or Merzouga lake as it is called by locals. This lake attracts numerous birds in spring such as flamingos.
Overnight at: Riad Serai
Today’s driving distance: Approximately 15 Km / 9 Miles
Today’s driving time: Approximately 3 h 10 minutes
Today, enjoy your breakfast at the hotel and farwell the Sahara desert as we head toward Boumlane Dades, passing by Tafilalt oasis and the awe-inspiring black desert, with tons of acacia trees, revealing new wonders of Morocco’s diverse landscapes.
Our first stop will be in Rissani, an ancient town known for its traditional caravan market and was a home to the Alaouite dynasty of Morocco. The market comes alive on busy days, tuesday, thursday and sunday. Wander its lively souk and visit a 17th century ksar.
Continue making our way to the oasis of Tinghir for lunch. The real attraction here is the Todra Gorge, a deep ravine carved by the Todra valley over millennia. Leisurely, walk beneath the 300 meters cliff where climbers come to enjoy their preferred sport. Every step you take reveals breathtaking sights that will leave you in awe.
Afterwards, head to Boumalne Dades, venturing along the mesmerizing valley to reach Dades Gorge. A natural rust-red and mauve mountains stripped back to zigzagging layers of strata and knobbly rock formations. Monkey fingers, as the locals call it.
Later, check–in to your hotel besides the Dades Valley, providing guests an ultimate relaxing stay in nature followed by a mouthwatering dinner, savoring the flavors of Moroccan cuisine.
Overnight at: Hotel Xaluca 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.
Continue our journey 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.
Arriving at our Riad in Marrakech in the late afternoon, where you can unwind after a smooth day of driving and 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 Touda
Today’s driving distance: Approximately 313 Km / 194 Miles
Today’s driving time: Approximately 5 hrs
After having breakfast at your hotel, your local guide invites you 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 Touda
After breakfast as usual our friendly driver will pick you and travel west to the coastal town of Essaouira. The drive between Marrakech and Essaouira spans 3 hours approximately.
As we approach Essaouira will stop along the way, in Ounagha village surrounded by argan trees. You can make optional stops at Argan oil cooperatives along the way to learn about the oil’s production and probably you’ll have a chance to witness the goats chasing the Argan fruits on the trees.
Around midday, you’ll arrive in Essaouira, known for its laid-back atmosphere, stunning beaches, and charming medina. Check into your accommodation and explore the medina, a UNESCO World Heritage site with narrow, winding streets, whitewashed buildings, and shops selling handcrafted goods. Visit the Skala de la Ville for breathtaking views over the ocean and port, then explore the bustling fishing port, where you can watch fishermen at work and purchase fresh seafood.
In the afternoon, wander through Moulay Hassan Square, the heart of Essaouira, filled with street musicians, cafes, and local artisans. Enjoy your dinner in one of the restaurants facing the ocean, offering a mix of Moroccan and international flavors. End your day with a walk along the beach, enjoying the ocean view before walking back to your hotel.
Overnight at: Riad Mimouna
Today’s driving distance: Approximately 176 Km / 109 Miles
Today’s driving time: Approximately 2 h 47 min
After breakfast, our team will transfer you to the Airport to catch your scheduled flight in Casablanca, Marrakech or Essaouira.
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 5 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.
