Super Morocco Tour

Experience Morocco like never before!

Discover the magic of Morocco with super morocco tour. From the bustling souks of Marrakech to the serene Sahara dunes, our expertly curated itineraries offer an unforgettable journey. Let us handle the details while you immerse yourself in the vibrant culture and breathtaking landscapes.

Tinmel Mosque, located in the village of Tinmel in the High Atlas Mountains, approximately 100 km south of Marrakech, Morocco, is one of the most important historical monuments reflecting the beauty of Islamic architecture during the Almohad era. Commissioned by the first Almohad caliph, Abd al-Mu’min ibn Ali al-Kumi, in 1153 AD (548 AH), the mosque was built to commemorate the founder of the Almohad movement, Muhyiddin Ibn Tumart, who was born in this region. The mosque also houses the tomb of Ibn Tumart, making it a significant spiritual and historical site. Tinmel Mosque features a rectangular layout measuring 48.10 meters in length and 43.60 meters in width, surrounded by high walls topped with crenellations. Its prayer hall consists of nine aisles oriented toward the qibla, with a “T”-shaped geometric design characteristic of Almohad architecture. Originally three domes were evenly distributed along the qibla aisle, but only one dome in the southwest corner remains today. The mosque symbolizes the intellectual and political revival of the Almohad state, which extended from Morocco to Andalusia and North Africa. Despite partial destruction caused by the Al Haouz earthquake in September 2023, Tinmel Mosque remains a must-visit heritage site in Morocco, showcasing both historical and architectural significance. It is accessible via National Route 9 from Marrakech, and visiting with a professional tour guide is recommended to fully appreciate its history and design.

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Morocco is a land of remarkable cultural, historical, and natural diversity, offering travelers a unique journey through time and landscapes. From the bustling medinas of Marrakech and Fes, rich with traditional crafts and vibrant markets, to the ancient kasbahs and fortified villages scattered across the High Atlas and Anti-Atlas Mountains, the country is a living museum of heritage and architecture. Morocco’s natural beauty is equally captivating, ranging from the golden dunes of the Sahara Desert to the lush valleys of roses and oases, and the rugged peaks of the Atlas Mountains. This blend of historic landmarks, indigenous culture, and stunning landscapes makes Morocco a truly unforgettable destination for those seeking both adventure and authentic cultural experiences.

A unique, diverse, and all-inclusive journey

Embark on an unforgettable, vibrant, and immersive experience, where every moment is filled with discovery and wonder. From bustling medinas and historic landmarks to serene deserts and majestic mountains, this journey offers something for every traveler. Enjoy authentic cuisine, vibrant culture, and unforgettable adventures all carefully curated for a complete and seamless experience.

Morocco is a treasure trove of historical landmarks, showcasing centuries of rich heritage and architectural brilliance. From the ancient Roman ruins of Volubilis to the medieval medinas of Fes and Marrakech, every corner tells a story of the country’s diverse civilizations. The majestic kasbahs of the Atlas Mountains, the iconic Ait Ben Haddou fortress, and the historic mosques and palaces reflect the skill and artistry of Moroccan craftsmanship. These sites not only highlight Morocco’s Islamic, Berber, and Andalusian influences, but also provide travelers with an immersive experience into the nation’s past. Exploring Morocco’s historical landmarks allows visitors to witness the enduring legacy of its dynasties, cultural traditions, and architectural wonders that continue to inspire and captivate.

A land of timeless heritage and breathtaking nature.

Morocco is home to ancient cities, majestic palaces, and UNESCO World Heritage sites that echo centuries of history. Beyond its cultural treasures, the country offers stunning landscapes ranging from golden deserts to lush valleys and soaring mountains. It is a destination where the past and nature’s beauty come together in harmony.

Moroccan cuisine is one of the most flavorful and diverse culinary experiences in Morocco, attracting food lovers and travelers from around the world. Known for its aromatic spices, traditional recipes, and unique cooking techniques, Moroccan food offers a rich taste of the country’s cultural heritage. Signature dishes like tagine, couscous, and harira soup showcase the perfect blend of meats, vegetables, and Moroccan spices. Sweet specialties such as pastilla, chebakia, and almond pastries, paired with the iconic Moroccan mint tea, highlight the artistry and hospitality of Moroccan chefs. Street food in Morocco, including sfenj (Moroccan donuts), brochettes, and fresh Moroccan salads, adds to the authentic local experience. Visiting Morocco is not complete without exploring its traditional Moroccan food, enjoying meals in markets, souks, and local restaurants, and tasting the flavors that make Moroccan cuisine a must-try for travelers seeking gastronomic adventures in Morocco.

Moroccan cuisine: a top 3 flavor worldwide.

Celebrated for its unique blend of spices, aromas, and centuries-old traditions, Moroccan food has earned global recognition as one of the top three cuisines in the world. From the rich flavors of couscous and tagine to the sweetness of traditional pastries, every dish tells a story of heritage and hospitality. It’s more than a meal, it’s an authentic cultural journey.

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Tizi n’Tichka, Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah, M’Gouna Fortress, Dades Gorges, and the Monkey Fingers of Dades are among the most significant landmarks in southern Morocco, combining natural beauty with historical and cultural importance. Tizi n’Tichka is the highest mountain pass in the High Atlas, connecting Marrakech to the desert regions, and is known for its strategic location and panoramic views. The Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah, a UNESCO World Heritage site, represents classic Moroccan mud-brick architecture and the historical trade routes of the region. M’Gouna Fortress reflects the defensive architecture of southern Morocco, while the Dades Gorges are renowned for their geological formations and unique landscapes, forming one of the most impressive natural corridors in the High Atlas. The Monkey Fingers of Dades are distinctive rock formations that highlight the region’s geological diversity. These sites collectively illustrate the cultural, architectural, and natural heritage of Morocco, making them key points for studies in Moroccan history, architecture, geology, and geography.

Day 1: Cultural Heritage Tour

Morning:

• Departure from Marrakech along the National Road N9, driving through the majestic High Atlas Mountains.
• Cross the famous Tichka Pass (2,267m) altitude, enjoying panoramic mountain views.

Late Morning / Early Afternoon:

• Visit the historic Ait Benhaddou Kasbah, a UNESCO World Heritage site. (11th century)
• Lunch in Ait Benhaddou, in a rooftop terrace overlooking the valley and the kasbah.

Afternoon:

• Continue along the Road of 1001 Kasbahs, pass through roses Valley known for Damsak rose cultivation.

Evening:

• End the day exploring the dramatic Dades Valley, monkey toes panoramic view and its Martian-like scenic landscapes.

• Overnight stay in a traditional-luxury hotel / guesthouse.

The Todra Gorges in Tinghir, Jebel Saghro, Tizi n’Tazert pass, the Draa Valley, and the palm oases of Zagora are some of the most significant natural and cultural landmarks in southeastern Morocco. The Todra Gorges, located near Tinghir, are renowned for their towering limestone cliffs reaching up to 300 meters, formed over millions of years through water erosion, and are popular among rock climbers and nature enthusiasts. Jebel Saghro, part of the Anti-Atlas Mountains, features unique volcanic and sedimentary formations dating back to the Ediacaran period, making it important for geological studies. The Tizi n’Tazert pass is a historic mountain route in the High Atlas, historically used as a trade and strategic corridor connecting southern regions. The Draa Valley, Morocco’s longest river valley, has been inhabited since prehistoric times, with archaeological evidence of early human settlements in areas like Tamgroute. Finally, the palm oases of Zagora, located in the heart of the Draa Valley, showcase traditional irrigation systems that have sustained agriculture for centuries, highlighting the region’s rich cultural heritage and ecological significance. Together, these sites represent the natural diversity, geological importance, and historical and cultural heritage of southeastern Morocco, making them key references for studies in Moroccan geography, history, geology, and traditional landscapes.

Day 2: Tinghir – Zagora via Saghro mountains

Morning:

• Start the second day by exploring the Todgha Canyons in Tinghir, towering 300-meter cliffs centered by a flowing river and a lush palm oasis.

• Departure along the regional road N710, heading into the rugged Saghro Mountains.
• Cross the scenic Tizi n’Tazazert Pass, (2300m) altitude, surrounded by volcanic rock formations and lunar-like landscapes.

Late Morning / Early Afternoon:

• Drive through traditional Berber villages such as Ikniouen and Nkob.
• Opportunity to experience local life of Berber nomadic families.

Afternoon:

• Continue the journey along the breathtaking Draa Valley.
• Admire the tallest palm oasis in Morocco, stretching for miles with kasbahs and lush greenery.

Evening:

• Overnight stay in a traditional Berber auberge, offering an authentic cultural experience in Zagora oasis.

Day 3: Zagora – Chegaga Desert Adventure

Morning:

• Drive along the National Road N9 towards the edge of the Sahara Desert.
• Stop in the town of Tamegroute for a short break and the chance to discover its pottery tradition and historic library.(17th century)

Late Morning / Early Afternoon:

• Continue off-road into Iriki national park. A journey through the land of wild creatures and desert beauty (ostriches, gazelles, Crows, eagles...)

Afternoon:

• Lunch break in a paradise in the middle of nowhere; the sacred oasis of Oum’ Laalag.
• Enjoy the contrast of greenery and desert tranquility.

Evening:

• Arrive at the majestic dunes of Chegaga, the heart of the Sahara Desert.
• Camel ride into the dunes to witness the desert’s magic.
• Overnight stay in a traditional nomadic camp under the stars.

Day 4: Off-Road Adventure to the Anti-Atlas

Morning:

• Depart off-road along the old Paris-Dakar track.(1979-2007)
• Cross the vast dry lake of Iriki, the largest dry lake in Morocco, discover its fossils, wild life and oasis richness.

Late Morning / Early Afternoon:

• Rejoin the national road N17.
• Pass through the oasis village of Tissint, known for its rich salt resources and desert scenery.

Afternoon:

• Continue along N17 through the desert landscapes of Tata.
• Enjoy changing views as you approach the Anti-Atlas Mountains.

Evening:

• Arrive in Tafraout, nestled in the heart of the Anti-Atlas. Overnight stay in a traditional-luxury hotel.

Day 5: The painted rocks of anty atlas and sous plain.

Morning

• Depart from Tafraout on a scenic drive through the Anti-Atlas Mountains.

• Visit the famous Painted Rocks of Jean Vérame (1984), a striking open-air art installation.

Late Morning / Early Afternoon

• Visit the fortified granary and citadel of Tizourgane (13th century), a remarkable example of Berber architecture.

• Take time to admire the captivating landscapes of the Anti-Atlas Mountains.

Afternoon

• Continue across the fertile Souss Plain, passing through the vast argan tree forests, unique to Morocco.

Evening

• End the day in Taroudant, often called the “Grandmother of Marrakech" and explore its historic ramparts.

• Overnight stay in a traditional riad or local hotel.

Day 6: Taroudant to Marrakech via Tizi n’Test Pass

Morning

• Depart from Taroudant along the national road N7.
• Possibility of witnessing the unique sight of "goats on argan trees".

Late Morning / Early Afternoon

• Drive along the verdant Tounfit Valley, surrounded by fertile fields and traditional Berber villages.

• Discover traditional irrigation methods used for agriculture in the valley.

Afternoon

• Cross the High Atlas Mountains via the dramatic Tizi n’Tast Pass at 2,100 m altitude.

• Visit the historic Tinmel Mosque, (12th century) Almohad landmark and a masterpiece of Moroccan historical architecture.

Evening

• Descend towards Marrakech with breathtaking landscapes along the way.

• Arrive in the vibrant Red City and overnight stay in a luxury riad.

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