Morocco · Luxury & Culture · 7 Days
Palaces, medinas and mountain villages, with nights at one of the most famous hotels in the world.
The Journey
Stay at the legendary La Mamounia in Marrakech and lose yourself in Jemaa el-Fna, the souks and the Bahia Palace. Drive into the Atlas Mountains to Berber villages and the Ouzoud waterfalls, then fly to Fez, home of the world's largest car-free medina. You'll end with a traditional hammam and a farewell dinner in a riad.
Jemaa el-Fna, the souks and the Bahia Palace with an expert guide.
Berber villages and the Ouzoud waterfalls.
A UNESCO-listed old city, its workshops and famous tanneries.
A traditional spa ritual and a farewell dinner in a riad.
Day by Day
Arrive in Marrakech. Meet-and-greet at the airport.
Check in at La Mamounia.
Welcome dinner at Le Marocain, La Mamounia's legendary Moroccan restaurant.
Explore Jemaa el-Fna square.
The Bahia Palace and the historic medina.
Souk shopping and dinner.
Drive into the Atlas Mountains.
Berber village visit and the Ouzoud waterfalls.
Return to Marrakech for a traditional dinner.
Flight to Fez.
Check in at Palais Faraj Suites & Spa.
Dinner in the medina.
Guided tour of the Fez medina, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Al-Qarawiyyin, one of the world's oldest universities (viewed from outside).
Visit the famous leather tanneries.
Flight back to Marrakech.
Traditional hammam and spa time.
Farewell dinner in a riad.
Last shopping in the medina.
Transfer to the airport.
Fly home.
Where You'll Stay
Marrakech's legendary palace hotel, set in centuries-old gardens just inside the medina walls.
A restored palace on the edge of the Fez medina, with sweeping views over the old city.
The Details
Good to Know
It depends on your passport. Senegalese and Ivorian passports are visa-free, and Ghanaian passports need only an online authorisation (ETAM). Sierra Leonean and Nigerian passports usually need a visa in advance. We guide you through the application. See the visa guide by passport.
No yellow fever certificate is usually needed for Morocco, but please check with your doctor before you travel.
Comprehensive travel insurance is required for every booking. We can recommend a provider.
March to May and September to November are warm and pleasant. Summer is very hot, and winter nights are cold.
Layers for warm days and cool evenings, modest clothing for medinas, comfortable walking shoes and something smart for dinners.
Add a night in a Sahara desert camp, a visit to Chefchaouen, or a few days on the coast in Essaouira.
How It Works
Tell us your dates, who's travelling and what you'd love to do.
Within 24 hours you'll receive a tailored itinerary and a full quote.
Confirm with a 25–30% deposit, with the balance due 60–70 days before travel. We then book your flights, hotels and visas.
Receive your travel pack and simply arrive. We're on call throughout.
Ready When You Are
Share your dates and we'll send a personalised proposal within 24 hours, with no obligation.
‘From’ prices are per person sharing. Your quote reflects your own departure city, dates, room type and flight class.
Photos by Paul Macallan, Mohamed Abira, rigel, Annie Spratt on Unsplash; via Wikimedia Commons: Val Traveler (CC BY-SA 4.0), Alexey Komarov (CC BY 3.0); riad photo by Zakaria Hanif on Pexels. Photos show the destination and may not be the exact hotel.