Marrakech, also known as the ‘Red Pearl of the South’, is located at the foothills of the High Atlas Mountains. Already from afar you can see the minaret of the Koutoubia Mosque (exterior visit of the mosque) which is dominated by snow-covered peaks. The foundation of this ancient imperial city is dated back to the 11th century. Marrakech is fascinating by its different ethnic groups, its Islamic and Arabic architecture and its colours. Visit of the sumptuous Bahia Palace, the Saadian Tombs and the Menara Garden. You will discover also discover the hustle and bustle in the labyrinth of the Souks and enjoy the unique atmosphere on famous Djemaa El Fna Square where story tellers, healers, snake charmers and acrobats gather for entertainment.

Enjoy a typical Moroccan meal served in beautiful nomad style tents. You will be entertained in this special atmosphere by a lively variety of folklore groups, singers and belly dancers in true Moroccan style. After dinner you will see the Moroccan horsemen performing in a ‘Fantasia’ – a traditional equestrian show with simultaneous rifles firing. This is an exciting and typical Moroccan evening. Not to be missed!

The road leads through the fertile Haouz plain before we reach the mountainside and the charming Ourika valley (located at about 60 km from Marrakesh). On the way along the river you will discover a multicoloured landscape and green prairies as well as authentic Berber villages. The air is pure and the beauty of the valley unspoilt – an ideal place to relax away from the hustle and bustle of life in town. Ourika is also known for its local pottery and samples of minerals and crystals.

Early in the morning departure to Ouarzazate through the Haouz plain and the High Atlas Mountains. The winding road offers breathtaking views and reaches at the highest point an altitude of 2265m (Tizi-N-Tichka pass).Ouarzazate is considered nowadays as a ‘Mini Hollywood’ since many international films have been produced in this region. You will discover the gigantic village of Ait Ben Haddou with its famous Kasbah. It has been classified as ‘World Cultural Heritage Site’ by UNESCO. Then visit of the imposing Kasbah Taourirt which used to be the Residence of Pasha El Glaoui of Marrakesh. classified as ‘World Cultural Heritage Site’ by UNESCO.

Essaouira is located at about 170 km from Marrakesh.  In the past the Portuguese baptized this fortified town ’Mogador'. Nowadays Essaouira is also known as the '’White Pearl on the Atlantic Coast': white houses with Portuguese style shutters and doors and a long sandy beach of about 5 km. The visit includes the Medina, the harbour with its colored boats, the fish market, the marine gate, the Skala Kasbah with the ramparts and the bronze canons from the Spanish era. A specialty of Essaouira is woodcarving (thuya, cedar and ebony). This beautiful town is also a cradle of all kinds of artists and a cultural melting point.

Discover Marrakech by an unusual mean of locomotion:  enjoy a ride on a horse-drawn carriage along the ramparts and through different parts of the city. You will also pass by Koutoubia Mosque and famous Djemaa el Fna square.