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This is a suggested independent itinerary that you customize. Please select the best flights, hotels, trains, activities, transportation and number of nights in each destination to fit your needs.
An unforgettable trip thought Morocco's coastal cities! Discover: Tangier (rich in history; Europe’s gateway to Africa); Rabat (Morocco's capital); then, Casablanca (with the inspiring Hassan II Mosque and its Old Medina); Essaouira (The "Windy city"; with its spectacular beaches, riads and artisans) and Agadir (with the Anti Atlas overlooking its shores). Private transfers will take you between these destinations, that will allow you to explore the following stops: Asilah (resort town, famous for its souk, art festival, and its medina); Sale (famous for its iconic Great Mosque, the third largest mosque in Morocco); El Jadida (a stylish and beautiful town, retaining the lanes and ramparts of an Old Portuguese Medina) and Taroundant (known for its local crafts, including jewelry and carpets). This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.
This 11 night sample itinerary includes:
Flight into Tangier and out of Agadir
Hotel for 3 nights in Tangier
Transfer from Hotel in Tangier to Hotel in Rabat via Asilah
Hotel for 2 nights in Rabat
Transfer from Hotel in Rabat to Hotel in Casablanca via Sale
Hotel for 2 nights in Casablanca
Transfer from Hotel in Casablanca to Hotel in Essaouira via El Jadida
Hotel for 2 nights in Essaouira
Transfer from Hotel in Essaouira to Hotel in Agadir via Taroundant
Hotel for 2 nights in Agadir
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From New York City NYC (All Airports) (NY), US for 11 nights
Tangier is a fascinating Moroccan city, with a mysterious air, an interesting history, breathtaking views, unspoiled beaches, and friendly people. Climb on the top of the hill on which Tangier is built; you will have the chance to see two continents at once. Also, take some time to visit the Tangier American Legation - the oldest American overseas legation. Another interesting sight is the Kasbah Museum, the former Sultan's palace. It deserves to be seen not only for its collection of artifacts from the Phoenician to modern times, but also for the building and garden.
Visit Kasbah Museum, Tangier American Legation, Ancien Medina, Dar el-Makhzen, Place Petit Socco, Park Rmilat, Caves of Hercules, Church of St. Andrew, Gran Teatro Cervantes, Grand Mosque, Playa Blanca, Tomb of Ibn Battuta, and so much more!
2 nights in Rabat
Rabat is one of the four Imperial Capitals of Morocco, and the Kingdom of Morocco's current capital. The Bou Regreg River separates Rabat from its sister city on the other bank, Salé. Sights of note in Rabat include the Royal Palace, the primary residence of King Mohammed VI and Princess Lalla Salma; Hassan Tower, a solitary minaret built for a mosque that was never completed; the Old Town, comprised largely of a cliffside fortress-turned-medina near the city beach, Plage de Rabat; and the Phoenician Necropolis of Chellah.
Visit Hassan Tower, Kasbah of the Udayas, Mausoleum of Mohammed V, the Necropolis of Chellah, the Royal Palace, the National Zoo, Mohammed VI Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Museum of History and Civilizations, Plage de Rabat, Great Mosque of Salé, and so much more.
2 nights in Casablanca
Casablanca is the largest city in Morocco and the country's commercial and social epicenter. The Romans founded a settlement called 'Anfa,' and within a short time it quickly became one of the most noteworthy ports in North Africa. The French influence on Casablanca is undeniable and is on display in the tree-lined avenues south of the Old Medina. The Old Medina and La Corniche, two compact areas full of adventure and surprises, are popular tourist attractions.
Visit Hassan II Mosque, Place des Nations Unies, Arab League Park, La Corniche, Plage Ain Diab, Morocco Mall, Bouskoura Forest, Mohammedia, Rick's Café, The Old Medina, and so much more.
2 nights in Essaouira
Essaouira, formerly known by the name Mogador, is a city situated on Morocco's Atlantic coast. The Old Town of Essaouira is situated on a clifftop protected along the coast by ramparts called the Skala de la Kasbah; here you will find Essaouira`s Medina and the Mellah (Jewish Quarter). Essaouira thrived in the 18th and 19th centuries, when it became Morocco's first world-class seaport. The sea is still important to the city's economy today as a tourist destination. Southeast of the Medina, there are two beaches, Plage d`Essaouira and Plage de Tagharte, which are popular with all types of visitors, from sunbathers to professional surfers. Essaouira and the nearby village of Diabat are very well-known for their shared 'hippie culture,' popularized as a result of Jimi Hendrix's 1969 visit to the area.
Visit and explore the Essaouira Medina, Skala de la Kasbah, Mellah, Plage d'Essaouira, Plage de Tagharte, Diabat, Quartier des Dunes, and so much more.
2 nights in Agadir
Agadir is Morocco's premier coastal resort arranged along a magnificent bay of golden sand. It is a modern city, showcasing a progressive Moroccan urban style. Its biggest attractions are its holiday facilities and its year-round sunshine. Agadir has relatively few tourist sights, but the markets, fishing port and brand new marina are worth a look and golfers have three courses to choose from.
Visit and explore the Plage d'Agadir, Crocoparc, Seafront Promenade, Souk El Had d'Agadir, Agadir Kasbah and so much more.
<b>Morocco</b> is Europe's gateway to Africa, where Arab, Berber, Spanish, French, and other influences converge over centuries of history in the world's longest-lived kingdom. Morocco offers vacation experiences for everyone; spend some time in Casablanca, the country's largest city, before experiencing the four imperial capitals of Morocco, the towns of the Rif mountains, and the beautiful Atlantic and Mediterranean coastlines.
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Tangier is a fascinating Moroccan city, with a mysterious air, an interesting history, breathtaking views, unspoiled beaches, and friendly people. Climb on the top of the hill on which Tangier is built; you will have the chance to see two continents at once. Also, take some time to visit the Tangier American Legation - the oldest American overseas legation. Another interesting sight is the Kasbah Museum, the former Sultan's palace. It deserves to be seen not only for its collection of artifacts from the Phoenician to modern times, but also for the building and garden.
Visit Kasbah Museum, Tangier American Legation, Ancien Medina, Dar el-Makhzen, Place Petit Socco, Park Rmilat, Caves of Hercules, Church of St. Andrew, Gran Teatro Cervantes, Grand Mosque, Playa Blanca, Tomb of Ibn Battuta, and so much more!
Rabat is one of the four Imperial Capitals of Morocco, and the Kingdom of Morocco's current capital. The Bou Regreg River separates Rabat from its sister city on the other bank, Salé. Sights of note in Rabat include the Royal Palace, the primary residence of King Mohammed VI and Princess Lalla Salma; Hassan Tower, a solitary minaret built for a mosque that was never completed; the Old Town, comprised largely of a cliffside fortress-turned-medina near the city beach, Plage de Rabat; and the Phoenician Necropolis of Chellah.
Visit Hassan Tower, Kasbah of the Udayas, Mausoleum of Mohammed V, the Necropolis of Chellah, the Royal Palace, the National Zoo, Mohammed VI Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Museum of History and Civilizations, Plage de Rabat, Great Mosque of Salé, and so much more.
Casablanca is the largest city in Morocco and the country's commercial and social epicenter. The Romans founded a settlement called 'Anfa,' and within a short time it quickly became one of the most noteworthy ports in North Africa. The French influence on Casablanca is undeniable and is on display in the tree-lined avenues south of the Old Medina. The Old Medina and La Corniche, two compact areas full of adventure and surprises, are popular tourist attractions.
Visit Hassan II Mosque, Place des Nations Unies, Arab League Park, La Corniche, Plage Ain Diab, Morocco Mall, Bouskoura Forest, Mohammedia, Rick's Café, The Old Medina, and so much more.
Essaouira, formerly known by the name Mogador, is a city situated on Morocco's Atlantic coast. The Old Town of Essaouira is situated on a clifftop protected along the coast by ramparts called the Skala de la Kasbah; here you will find Essaouira`s Medina and the Mellah (Jewish Quarter). Essaouira thrived in the 18th and 19th centuries, when it became Morocco's first world-class seaport. The sea is still important to the city's economy today as a tourist destination. Southeast of the Medina, there are two beaches, Plage d`Essaouira and Plage de Tagharte, which are popular with all types of visitors, from sunbathers to professional surfers. Essaouira and the nearby village of Diabat are very well-known for their shared 'hippie culture,' popularized as a result of Jimi Hendrix's 1969 visit to the area.
Visit and explore the Essaouira Medina, Skala de la Kasbah, Mellah, Plage d'Essaouira, Plage de Tagharte, Diabat, Quartier des Dunes, and so much more.
Agadir is Morocco's premier coastal resort arranged along a magnificent bay of golden sand. It is a modern city, showcasing a progressive Moroccan urban style. Its biggest attractions are its holiday facilities and its year-round sunshine. Agadir has relatively few tourist sights, but the markets, fishing port and brand new marina are worth a look and golfers have three courses to choose from.
Visit and explore the Plage d'Agadir, Crocoparc, Seafront Promenade, Souk El Had d'Agadir, Agadir Kasbah and so much more.
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