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Tangier & the Rif Mountains to Marrakech

Résumé:

Unlock a diverse land of medinas and mountains, riads and ruins, blue towns and buzzy souks

Durée
10 Jours
Villes
6
Prochain départ
02-mai-2025
à partir de
± USD 2 005,00
Prix par jour
± USD 200,00
Tour Type
Tour Type

  • Vue d'ensemble
  • Dates et détails
  • Carte, destinations
  • Exodus
 
Operator
Exodus Adventure Travel
Tour
Tangier & the Rif Mountains to Marrakech
Style de voyage
Petit groupe
Taille de groupe
6 - 16
Itinéraire
English
Tranche d'âge
16 - 99 Years
Catégories
tour category: Walkingtour category: Naturetour category: Train

Map: Tangier & the Rif Mountains to Marrakech (Exodus)

Résumé

Unlock a diverse land of medinas and mountains, riads and ruins, blue towns and buzzy souks

Jour 1
Start Casablanca
Jour 2
Hassan Ii Mosque; Train From Casablanca To Tangier
Jour 3
Explore The Atlantic Coast Of Tangier
Jour 4
Optional Walk In The Rif Mountains Or Free Time In...
Jour 5
Drive To Fez
Jour 6
Full Day In Fez
Jour 7
Volubilis And Meknes; To Rabat
Jour 8
Rabat, Train To Marrakech
Jour 9
Marrakech; Guided City Tour
Jour 10
End Marrakech

Villes de voyage (6): Casablanca, Fés, Marrakesh, Meknes, Rabat, Tangier

Details

Journey deep into northern Morocco to visit unique towns and cities, each thick in a one-off blend of history and intrigue. Taking two time-saving train rides, we visit dramatically diverse destinations; there’s the bright-blue town of Chefchaouen in the Rif Mountains, the remarkable Roman ruins at Volubilis, the intellectual and religious hub of Fez and the surprisingly calm capital - Rabat. We end in vibrant Marrakech, touring mazey souks and standing in Djemaa el Fna square, a pulsating mix of snake charmers, juice vendors and trinket sellers.

Points forts

  • Tour the mighty oceanside Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca
  • Wander the bright blue streets of Chefchaouen in the Rif Mountains
  • Step back in time with a tour of the Roman ruins at Volubilis
  • Visit the myth-soaked Cave of Hercules near Tangier
  • Meet artisans and makers in the souks and tanneries of Fez
  • Navigate the Marrakech souks in search of a bargain

Inclus dans le prix

  • Moroccan food is, generally speaking, excellent, though not particularly varied. Breakfasts usually consist of bread and jam with coffee or tea. Where meals are not included, budget for the following approximate prices: Lunches: 60-100 dirhams (US$6-US$10) Dinners: In cities: 80-200 dirhams (US$8-US$19) Small towns and villages: 60-100 dirhams (US$6-US$10) Soft drinks in restaurants: 10-20 dirhams (US$1-US$1.90) Alcohol: Beer: 30-50 dirhams (US$2.85-US$5) Wine: 150 dirhams (US$14) and moreVegetarians can be catered for but there is a fairly limited choice of vegetarian couscous, tajine or omelettes. This is particularly the case during the more rural sections of the trip. Please note, if you have any special dietary requirements, you should inform us prior to the trip. If you have a specific medical/dietary need (eg coeliac or vegan) you may find it helpful to bring some food with you from home.
  • Nine breakfasts and one dinner included
  • All accommodation
  • Free arrival and departure transfers for everyone

NON inclus dans le prix

  • Travel insurance
  • Visas or vaccinations
  • Single supplement

Offre de voyage

 

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Tour...

Casablanca

Arrow Going To

Marrakesh

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