Tour – The Imperial Cities of Morocco
8-day private tour of Morocco's imperial cities
On this private tour you get to know the four imperial cities of Morocco, with your own chauffeur and guide, just for you. In Casablanca the Hassan II Mosque impresses right on the Atlantic shore. In the capital Rabat you see the Hassan Tower and the blue-and-white Kasbah of the Udayas. Meknes welcomes you with the magnificent Bab Mansour gate, and the Roman ruins of Volubilis are close by. You spend two days in Fez, the oldest imperial city, with its maze-like old town and famous tanneries. To finish, you experience Marrakech with the Bahia Palace, the Saadian Tombs and the Djemaa el-Fna square. You stay in traditional 4-star hotels with half board.
Your route at a glance:
Agadir, Marrakech or Casablanca – Casablanca – Rabat – Meknes – Volubilis – Fez (2 nights) – Beni Mellal – Marrakech
| Type of trip | Private tour with chauffeur |
| Duration | 8 days / 7 nights |
| Start / finish | Agadir, Marrakesh or Casablanca |
| Tour guide | German- or English-speaking, all 8 days |
| Accommodation | Traditional 4-star hotels |
| Meals | Half board |
| Highlights | All four imperial cities, Hassan II Mosque, Roman city of Volubilis |
| Daily distances | approx. 120 to 500 km |
| Season | All year round |
Frequently asked questions
How does it differ from Morocco Deluxe?
The Imperial Cities tour focuses on culture and the four imperial cities, and you stay in 4-star hotels. Morocco Deluxe also takes you into the Sahara, with a night at a desert camp and 5-star hotels.
What language does the guide speak?
Your private guide speaks German or English and accompanies you for all eight days.
Where does the trip start?
You can fly to Agadir, Marrakech or Casablanca, where you will be met at the airport. We are happy to book a suitable flight for you.
Do you have any questions about the trip? Call us: +49 8752 25 44 858. Fancy the desert? Then discover Morocco Deluxe with a night at a desert camp. You will find more trips among our private tours.
