• Your journey starts at Cochin International Airport with flight SV 763 at 02:45 AM. After a transit in Jeddah , you will land at Mohammed V International Airport at 17:30After the Check-in formalities transfer to the Hotel.

MOROCCO- A LIVING TAPESTRY OF TIME, COLOR & CULTURE

• Morocco is a land where Africa, Arabia, and Europe blend seamlessly. From ancient imperial cities andRoman ruins to vibrant souks, mountain landscapes, and Atlantic coastlines, Morocco offers an intoxicating mix of history, color, and culture. Its medinas echo with centuries-old traditions, while its cuisine, craftsmanship, and hospitality leave a lasting impression on every traveler. Casablanca represents modern Morocco—cosmopolitan, vibrant, and forward-looking—yet deeply rooted in tradition. After check-in and time to relax, enjoy an introductory exploration of the city. The evening is reserved for relaxation and reflection as you settle into Morocco.
• Dinner & Overnight in Casablanca

• After breakfast, depart Casablanca and journey north along the Atlantic coast to Rabat, the elegant capital of Morocco and one of its four imperial cities. Begin with a visit to the iconic Hassan Tower, an unfinished 12th-century minaret that stands as a symbol of Rabat’s historical grandeur. Nearby, visit the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, an exquisite example of modern Alaouite architecture, guarded by ceremonial royal guards. Stroll through the serene Andalusian Gardens before entering the Kasbah of the Oudaias, an 11th-century fortress overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and Bou Regreg River. Its white-and-blue streets and peaceful atmosphere offer a gentle introduction to Morocco’s traditional medina life. Continue to Chellah, a fascinating medieval necropolis built atop ancient Roman ruins. Wander among crumbling walls, mosques, and tombs, often accompanied by the sight of storks nesting atop the minaret.After lunch, travel inland through fertile plains and into the Rif Mountains, arriving at the enchanting town of Chefchaouen by evening. Known as the “Blue Pearl of Morocco, ” the town’s bluewashed buildings and tranquil setting create a magical first impression.
• Lunch , Dinner & Overnight in Chefchaouen

• After a relaxed breakfast in the enchanting blue city of Chefchaouen, depart towards the heart of Morocco's ancient past. Your first highlight is Volubilis, a spectacular UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the finest preserved Roman archaeological complexes in North Africa. Stroll through the impressive ruins featuring grand basilicas, triumphal arches, and exquisitely detailed Roman mosaics that narrate stories of Roman life from over 2,000 years ago. Continue to Moulay Idriss Zerhoun, Morocco's most sacred pilgrimage town, dramatically perched on twin hills. This holy city holds immense spiritual importance as the resting place of Moulay Idriss l, the founder of the Moroccan state. Enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and soak in the deeply spiritual atmosphere of this revered destination.Proceed onward to Meknes, one of Morocco's four imperial cities and once the grand capital under Sultan Moulay Ismail. Discover monumental sites including the magnificent Bab Mansour Gate, royal stables, vast granaries, and the eerie yet fascinating underground prisons that once housed prisoners of war. Meknes reflects the grandeur, ambition, and architectural mastery of imperial Morocco. By evening, continue to the cultural and spiritual capital of the country, Fes. Check in to your hotel and unwind after a day filled with history and discovery.
• Lunch en route | Dinner & Overnight in Fes

From Ancient Medina to Vibrant Red City

• After breakfast, embark on a scenic overland journey toward Marrakech, traveling through the picturesque landscapes of the Middle Atlas Mountains. Along the way, pass through charming Berber villages, cedar forests,and fertile valleys that reveal the rural beauty of Morocco. Enjoy stops at traditional handwoven carpet workshops, where skilled artisans demonstrate centuries-old techniques, offering insight into Morocco’s rich craft heritage. This journey offers a wonderful contrast between Morocco’s tranquil countryside and its dynamic urban centers. Arrive in Marrakech, famously known as the Red City, and check into your hotel. In the evening, visit the iconic Djemaa el-Fna Square, the pulsating heart of Marrakech. Experience an unforgettable spectacle of storytellers, snake charmers, musicians, acrobats, and vibrant food stalls as the square comes alive after sunset. For those interested, enjoy an optional rooftop tea experience, offering panoramic views of the square while savoring traditional Moroccan mint tea - a perfect end to the day
• Dinner & Overnight in Marrakech

• .After breakfast, transfer to visit the magnificent Hassan II Mosque, one of the largest mosques in the Islamic world and an architectural masterpiece. Dramatically positioned over the Atlantic Ocean, the mosque features intricate zellige tilework, carved cedarwood ceilings, marble floors, and the tallest minaret in the world. The setting, with waves crashing beneath the prayer hall, creates a powerful and unforgettable experience. After the tour transfer to the airport for your flight to Algiers, the dramatic capital of ALGERIAvia Tunis

ALGERIA-THE HIDDEN GIANT OF NORTH AFRICA

• Algeria is Africa’s largest country and one of the continent’s least-explored cultural treasures, offering an authentic and deeply rewarding travel experience. Stretching from the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean to the vast expanse of the Sahara Desert, Algeria is a land shaped by ancient civilizations, Islamic heritage, Ottoman rule, and European influence, all layered into a rich and complex identity.Upon arrival, check into your hotel and enjoy lunch at a local restaurant. In the afternoon, embark on an orientation tour offering a first impression of this fascinating yet lesser-explored destination. Drive along coastal roads, pass elegant French colonial boulevards, Ottoman-era buildings, and modern monuments, gaining insight into Algeria’s layered history as a crossroads of civilizations.
• Lunch | Dinner & Overnight in Algiers

• After breakfast, begin a deep exploration of Algiers, starting with the legendary Casbah of Algiers, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This ancient quarter is a labyrinth of narrow alleyways, staircases, traditional houses, palaces, and mosques dating back to the 10th century. Visit architectural highlights such as the Ketchaoua Mosque and Bastion 23 (Palais des Raïs), while your guide shares stories of Ottoman rulers, resistance movements, and daily life within the Casbah.After lunch, continue to the elegant city center, shaped during the French colonial era. Admire landmarks such as the Grande Poste, a symbol of Algerian identity blending Moorish and European design. Travel onward to the hilltop Basilica of Notre-Dame d’Afrique, offering spectacular panoramic views across the bay and the Mediterranean Sea.Later, unwind at the lush Jardin d’Essai du Hamma, one of Africa’s finest botanical gardens, home to exotic plants, palm-lined avenues, and cinematic history. Conclude the day with a scenic walk along the seafront promenade.
• Lunch | Dinner & Overnight in Algiers

ALGERIA-THE HIDDEN GIANT OF NORTH AFRICA

• Tunisia is a land where history unfolds in layers, offering one of the richest cultural tapestries in the Mediterranean world. Compact yet extraordinarily diverse, Tunisia has been shaped by Phoenician traders, Roman emperors, early Christian communities, Arab conquerors, Ottoman rulers, and French colonial influence, making it a true crossroads of civilizations.In the afternoon, step back over 2,500 years as you explore the legendary Archaeological Site of Carthage, once one of the greatest cities of the ancient world. Founded by the Phoenicians and later transformed into a Roman imperial city, Carthage reveals layers of civilization through its ports, villas, baths, theatres, and sacred precincts. As you walk among the ruins, your guide brings history alive with stories of Hannibal, Roman emperors,and the rise and fall of empires that shaped the Mediterranean world.From antiquity, continue to timeless beauty at Sidi Bou Said, Tunisia’s most picturesque coastal village. Perched high above the Mediterranean Sea, this enchanting town is renowned for its dazzling white houses, cobalt-blue doors, artistic cafés, and flower-filled balconies. Enjoy a leisurely stroll through its narrow lanes, browse artisan shops, and take in sweeping sea views that have inspired painters, writers, and musicians for generations.As the sun begins to soften over the sea, return to Tunis for a relaxed evening.
• Dinner & Overnight in Tunis

• After breakfast, depart for an unforgettable day dedicated to Tunisia’s remarkable Roman legacy. Your first stop is Dougga, widely regarded as the best-preserved Roman city in North Africa and proudly listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Set dramatically among olive groves and rolling hills, Dougga feels like an open-air museum frozen in time. Wander through its grand Capitol, impressive theatre, temples, baths, and residential quarters, while anoramic views stretch endlessly across the countryside. Continue to Makthar, once a thriving Numidian and Roman settlement, where monumental arches and civic buildings speak of its former importance. The journey then leads to Sbeitla, famous for its uniquely preserved Roman forum flanked by three temples dedicated to Jupiter, Juno, and Minerva. Unlike many Roman cities, Sbeitla also offers insight into early Christianity, with beautifully designed basilicas and baptisteries. A visit to the site museum reveals intricate mosaics and artifacts discovered during excavations.As the landscape gradually changes, arrive in Kairouan, the spiritual heart of Tunisia and one of Islam’s most revered cities. The atmosphere here feels distinctly sacred and timeless.
• Lunch en route | Dinner & Overnight in Kairouan

• Begin the day with a guided exploration of Kairouan, Islam’s fourth holiest city and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visit the magnificent Great Mosque of Kairouan, a masterpiece of Islamic architecture and one of the oldest mosques in the Muslim world. Wander through the historic medina, discovering ancient wells, traditional homes, and workshops producing Tunisia’s most famous handwoven carpets. Your guide explains Kairouan’s vital role in spreading Islamic culture across North Africa.Leaving the sacred city behind, travel to El Djem, home to one of the most awe-inspiring Roman amphitheaters ever built. Rivaling Rome’s Colosseum in scale, this colossal structure once hosted up to 45,000 spectators. Walk through the arena, climb the stone tiers, and descend into the underground chambers where gladiators and animals once awaited their fate. Nearby, the El Djem Museum displays stunning mosaics that further illustrate Roman life and artistry.Continue to the Mediterranean coastal city of Sousse, a place where Roman, Arab, and maritime traditions merge. Time permitting, explore its UNESCO-listed medina, ancient kasbah, and archaeological museum.
• Lunch | Dinner & Overnight in Sousse

• After breakfast, delve deeper into Sousse’s history with visits to the Ribat Fortress, watchtower, and medina—once a vital defensive and religious center during early Islamic rule. From the ramparts, enjoy views over the old town and coastline. Following lunch, journey inland to Thuburbo Majus, an evocative Roman city that offers a remarkably intimate look into everyday life during Roman Africa. Walk along colonnaded streets, admire well-preserved villas, public baths, forums, and temples, and imagine the rhythm of daily life nearly two millennia ago. Continue onward to Zaghouan, nestled in the foothills of the Atlas Mountains. Here, visit the Temple of the Water God, the starting point of an ingenious Roman aqueduct system that once carried water over 130 kilometers to Carthage. The setting offers a serene contrast between engineering brilliance and natural beauty. Return to Tunis in the evening.
• Lunch | Dinner & Overnight in Tunis

• After breakfast, check out from your hotel and begin your transfer to Tunis International Airport. As you journey through the changing landscapes, reflect on the incredible experiences from ancient Roman ruins and sacred towns to imperial cities and lively souks.

• Marking the conclusion of a memorable Moroccan adventure filled with culture, history, spirituality, and unforgettable moments. Tour concludes with cherished memories of North Africa, curated with care by Benny’s Royal Tours