When you arrive in Casablanca, a local representative will meet you on the tarmac. They will guide you through Customs and Immigration, ensuring that you don't have to wait in any queues. This representative will also give you your travel documents and thoroughly explain the itinerary.

An English-speaking guide and driver will provide private transportation between your hotel and the international airport in Casablanca. The duration of this journey can range from a few minutes to an hour, depending on where your accommodations are located.

Casablanca, the trade capital of Morocco, is a modern city that beautifully blends tradition and modernism. It is the largest metropolitan city in the Maghreb region and is known for its elegant buildings, wide avenues, and unique architectural art forms. The city is dominated by the King Hassan II mosque, which has a 200-meter minaret and offers daily tours to non-Muslims. The Jewish Historical Museum of Morocco, located in the Oasis area, is another interesting site that showcases artifacts related to Moroccan Jewish and Berber history.

A private vehicle with an English-speaking driver will take you from Casablanca to Fes. Along the way, you will make stops at Meknes, known for its long walls and impressive gates, including the elaborately decorated Bab Mansour. The historic Royal stables, artisan markets, and the Jewish quarter are also worth exploring. Before reaching Fes, you will visit Volubilis, an ancient Roman city, and the holy city of Moulay Idriss. Finally, you will be taken to your hotel in Fes.

Start your day by meeting your guide in the hotel lobby. Today, you'll be exploring Fes, the cultural and spiritual center of Morocco. Fes, also known as Fes el Bali, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that dates back to the 9th century. It's also home to the world's oldest university, founded in 859 CE. During the 13th and 14th centuries, Fes reached its peak in terms of economic and cultural importance under the Merinids. It even became the capital of the kingdom, replacing Marrakesh. While the political capital of Morocco shifted to Rabat in 1912, Fes has maintained its status as the country's artisan center. The medina is filled with workshops where master craftsmen practice their trades, just as they have for centuries. Blacksmithing, leather working, ceramics, silk weaving, and sculpting are all still thriving industries in Fes. Throughout the day, you'll have the opportunity to witness these crafts firsthand. One of the must-see attractions in Fes is the tannery, which is both colorful and pungent. Workers here labor in small pools filled with specific dyes to treat their wares. The original ramparts still protect the ancient city of Fes, and its 9,000 passageways and bustling streets are a delight to explore. With a private driver and an expert guide by your side, you'll get to experience the essential highlights of Fes on this full-day tour.

Enjoy a relaxing transfer from Fes to Erfoud with a private driver and guide. During the journey, you will pass through a scenic cedar forest and the Middle Atlas Mountain range. Make a stop in the mineral mining city of Midelt to pick up lunch. Continue along the dramatic Ziz Gorge, passing the ancient city of Rissani, where you can explore the ruins of Sijilmasa. After approximately 7 hours of travel, you will reach Erfoud.

From Erfoud, a 4x4 vehicle will be waiting to take you to the dunes of Erg Chebbi. These dunes are possibly the largest in the Sahara desert and have a unique and striking appearance. Picture a flat area suddenly interrupted by a long sand mountain, surrounded by desolate nature. It may seem unreal, but it is indeed a natural formation that has given rise to local legends and myths. At the camp, you will witness a breathtaking sunset over the desert dunes and experience the peacefulness and changing colors of the landscape.

Your private vehicle will take you back to Erfoud, where a 4x4 vehicle awaits for your onward journey.

Travel from Erfoud to Skoura today with a private vehicle and driver. During the journey, you'll visit the Dades Gorge, located southwest of Tinerhir. Marvel at the majestic canyon walls, which reach heights of around 900 feet. The Dadas Valley, situated northeast of Ouarzazate, stretches between the peaks of the High Atlas and the Jbel Sarhro mountain range. Known as 'The Valley of One Thousand Kasbahs', it is the most prominent oasis valley in southern Morocco. Before reaching Ouarzazate, continue to Skoura, one of Morocco's stunning oases. Rest and enjoy the abundant nature in Skoura, which may initially appear as a thin, long oasis from the road. However, upon closer exploration, you'll discover that Skoura is actually quite large, with a flourishing oasis hidden behind what seemed like a line of trees.

A variety of activities are available to guests at Dar Ahlam. These activities change with the seasons and can be discussed with the host upon arrival. Some examples of optional activities include quad or motorcycle riding, camel back riding at sunset, donkey riding in the palm plantation, horseback riding on the edge of the Almansour lake, and cooking lessons. Other activities and tours, such as touring the Valley of the Almond Trees and the salt mines, lunch on the edge of Quarzazate Lake, aperitifs at Ksar Ali, hiking the Sidi Fla Gorges, the Valley of the Roses, the Gorges of Dades, the Valley of Draa, the Gorges of Todra, or the Skoura Palm Groves, can also be booked at the hotel for an additional cost. Please contact your Destination Expert for more information about the tours offered by Dar Ahlam.

Experience a private vehicle tour with an English-speaking driver from Skoura to the High Atlas Mountains. Along the way, marvel at the UNESCO World Heritage Centre of Aït Benhaddou, known for its movie filming locations including Gladiator and Jesus of Nazareth. Traverse the breathtaking Tizi n'Tichka pass in the High Atlas Mountains, starting from Ouarzazate, a vibrant Moroccan city with a population of around 40,000. Explore the iconic Avenue Muhammed V, a prominent street that stretches from the city's outskirts and passes by the captivating Kasbah of Tifoultoutte.

Visitors of all ages can enjoy a wide range of trekking options in the High Atlas Mountain region. Mule support is available for those who are unable to handle the physical demands of a challenging trek with equipment. Your guide will join you as you explore the trails, offering historical information and highlighting interesting sights. After a few hours of exploring the mountains, you will be taken back to your hotel.

A transfer between the High Atlas Mountain region and Marrakech will be provided by a private vehicle with English speaking driver. It will take approximately one hour to travel.

Experience the beauty of Marrakech on a caleche, a horse-drawn carriage. Enjoy the golden hue of the land as the sun sets and be guided through ancient ramparts and Marrakech’s fortified gates. Explore the Agdal Gardens, a botanical garden filled with orange, fig and lemon trees. As the sun sets behind the old city walls, the return trip to the city begins. Trot through Jemaa el-Fna, the popular square, and witness the vibrant marketplace at night. Take an evening tour through the souks, filled with curios, food vendors and craftsmen. After a memorable night, you will be taken back to your hotel.

To fully appreciate the rich history of Marrakech, it is recommended to have a private guide. Start your tour by visiting the Koutoubia Mosque, known for its beautiful minaret. Next, explore the El-Bahia Palace, a meticulously crafted property with stunning ceramics. The Saadian Tombs, a coveted archaeological site, should not be missed. Then, visit the Musee De Marrakech, an impressive example of Moorish architecture. Finally, wander through the vibrant souks of Marrakesh to experience the local culture and find unique souvenirs.

Take a guided tour of the Gardens of Majorelle, a property owned by painter Jacques Majorelle in 1922. In 1980, the garden was acquired by the families of Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Berge. The gardens boast a variety of cacti, exotic plants, and unique trees, arranged to highlight their beauty. Pools, streams, and fountains add to the charm, along with the melodic songs of the birds that inhabit the area. Continue to the Gardens of Menara, featuring a large pool dating from the 12th century. In this area, you will also find a small Saadien house that has been restored to its original splendor. Take some time to explore the surrounding monuments. Once you have finished exploring the Gardens of Majorelle and the Yves Saint Laurent Museum, a 20-minute drive will take you to the Palmery Museum. This museum offers an array of exotic plants, flowers, sculptures, and artworks to admire. After ample time to tour the Palmery Museum, you will be transported back to your hotel.

You can book a private vehicle with an English speaking driver for a transfer from Marrakech to Casablanca, which takes around 2 hours and 30 minutes.