FES is the oldest imperial city in Morocco. The rich history of Fez, the ancient capital of Morocco, endowed it with two "old cities" at once - medina. The Royal Palace, Jewish Cemetery and Boujeloud Gardens is Fes el Jdid. The most confusing medina in the world is Fes al-Bali, with 14 gates, 6,000 streets, 200 mosques and 180 temples.
Visit to the medieval Medina of Fez (Fez el-Bali). Medina developed in the 9th century and is still alive and well in the 21st century. Today it is the pride and main attraction of Moroccan Fez. Narrow, winding streets, fountains in elegant courtyards, colorful souvenir shops, the hustle and bustle of the bazaar combine into a unique picture of a completely different world. Many modern goods are sold in the Medina, and although many of them are exclusively for tourists, the atmosphere of the old city is very strong.
Also included in the program are:
Bu Inaniya Madrasah is not just a former Muslim religious school, but also one of the most interesting sights of the ancient city of Fez. She is one of the outstanding examples of world architecture.
The complex is richly decorated: luxurious faience decor, exquisite plaster molding and wood carvings. On the facade you can see a complex old system of water clocks, which are a unique example that has survived to this day.
The Karaouin Mosque is perhaps one of the most visited places in Fez. The mosque is striking in its size - its area is about 1600 square meters. The mosque can accommodate about 20 thousand believers.
Fontaine Nejjarine - This is one of the most beautiful fountains
the historical part of the city, located in a quiet picturesque square.
Lunch at a restaurant in Medina (extra charge).
After lunch, visit the famous markets of Fez, including the famous Dyers Market.
Additionally, we offer dinner in a traditional restaurant with a show program
imitation of a Moroccan wedding!
Dinner and overnight at the hotel.

After breakfast at the hotel, check out Merzouga through Midelt .
Midelt is the gateway to the Atlas Mountains, the Kasb and Castles area and an important
mining center. Midelt is also famous for its handicraft art, especially Moroccan carpets (“hanbel”). On the road to Midelt, you will pass through the resort town of Ifrane and Azru, with its Swiss-style chalets and traditional handicraft markets, and along the cedar forests and wide plains.
Lunch (extra charge).
Preuse in Arfoud. Dale transfer by off-road from Arfoud to Merzouga.
Dinner and overnight in bivouacs in the dunes.
Bivouac - a spacious tent, with typically Moroccan art
Decorations, traditional handicrafts and Berber carpets. Comfortable with all the necessary items, beds, etc.
Accommodation from 2 to 4 people in a tent. Lighting: generator, spotlights, oil lamps and candles. Toilet-bio, shower and sinks with cold and warm water, mirrors, soap and towels.

City Tour . You will visit the Majorelle Garden, created by the French
artist Jacques Majorelle, and then restored by Yves Saint Laurent. You
You will see the Kutubia Mosque, the tomb of the Saadid dynasty and the Bahia Palace.
Lunch at a restaurant in Medina (at an additional cost)
After lunch, stroll through Medina (the old town), gradually approaching
famous square Jemaa El Fna. You will pass on the best markets of Medina, where
each quarter corresponds to a particular craft.
Evening Dinner (national Moroccan dishes) at
accompanied by folk performances of groups of different regions of Morocco. Then
play Dzhigitovka (Fantasia).
Dinner and overnight at the hotel.

Departure from Marrakesh to Aadir via Essueir.
On the way to visit the Marjana Argan Production Cooperative
Oils: 14 kilometers from Essaouira.
Essueira is the undisputed center of Moroccan art; there are many galleries located inside the fortress walls, among which Frederick Dumgaard’s art galleries and “Othello” are most famous. Local craft shops are located along Sikhain Street. Lunch at the fish restaurant (extra charge).
Transfer to Agadir . Check in at the hotel. Free time.
Dinner and overnight at the hotel.