As the plane will descend over Casablanca, the vast Atlantic Ocean will stretch endlessly beyond the city’s skyline. A driver will be waiting at Mohammed V International Airport to take you into the bustling heart of the city.

The first stop will be the Hassan II Mosque, a masterpiece of Islamic architecture, standing proudly on the ocean’s edge. The intricate mosaics, soaring minaret, and breathtaking interior will leave you in awe.

A leisurely walk along the Corniche will introduce you to the city’s seaside charm, where waves will crash against the shore and the scent of salt and grilled seafood will fill the air. In the evening, you will step into the legendary Rick’s Café, an ode to the classic film Casablanca, where jazz music and Moroccan flavors will set the mood for the night.

Morning will bring the journey towards Rabat, the imperial capital and a city of royal grandeur. The Oudaya Kasbah, with its blue-and-white alleyways, will transport you to another era. From its fortress walls, you will gaze out over the meeting point of the Bou Regreg River and the Atlantic.

A visit to the Hassan Tower and Mausoleum of Mohammed V will reveal Morocco’s rich history, where the golden tombs of kings rest beneath an open sky.

After lunch, the road will lead towards Fes, a city steeped in tradition and mystique. As twilight will settle over the ancient medina, you will check into a traditional riad, where the scent of rose water and mint tea will welcome you.

Overnight stay in Fes.

The narrow alleyways of Fes el-Bali will wake up with the rhythm of daily life. The morning sun will cast golden hues over the city’s labyrinthine streets as merchants will open their stalls, selling colorful carpets, intricate lanterns, and the rich aroma of Moroccan spices.

The tour will take you to Al-Qarawiyyin University, the world’s oldest continually operating university, where scholars have gathered for over a thousand years. The Chouara Tanneries, with their ancient dye pits, will provide a striking contrast between modernity and tradition.

The afternoon will bring explorations of the Bou Inania Madrasa, an architectural gem, followed by a visit to the Royal Palace of Fes, its golden doors shimmering under the Moroccan sun.

In the evening, you will unwind with a traditional Fassi dinner, savoring dishes like pastilla and slow-cooked tagines, while the haunting melodies of Andalusian music will echo through the riad’s courtyard.

Overnight stay in Fes.

The road will lead west towards Meknes, a city built by Sultan Moulay Ismail, known for its grand architecture. The journey will begin at Bab Mansour, a majestic gateway adorned with intricate zellij tilework, before wandering through the Royal Stables and Moulay Ismail Mausoleum.

Not far from Meknes, the Roman ruins of Volubilis will rise from the earth like a forgotten empire. You will walk among ancient pillars and gaze at mosaic floors that have survived for centuries, telling stories of Roman conquests and Berber kings.

As the sun will set, the road will stretch towards Casablanca, where the final night of the journey will be spent, reflecting on the wonders of Morocco.

The final morning will offer time for last-minute shopping in Casablanca’s bustling Central Market or a quiet coffee in the Habous Quarter. As the journey will come to an end, the memories of Morocco’s imperial cities, ancient medinas, and timeless landscapes will linger long after the return flight takes off.

With one last glimpse of the Atlantic, you will carry home the magic of Morocco, a land where history, culture, and adventure intertwine.