Viva Marrakech Weekend Full Itinerary & Info
Day 1:
Morning departure towards Algeciras. Ferry ride to Ceuta. Arrival and border crossing. Continuation to Casablanca with a stop for lunch along the way. Check-in, Dinner, Free Time.
Day 2:
Breakfast. Panoramic visit of Casablanca, industrial and economic capital of the country. Stop at the Grand Mosque of Hassan II with free time to enter (optional) in the mosque, have lunch, and explore. Proceed to Marrakech. Arrival to hotel, Check-in, Dinner.
Day 3:
Breakfast. Visits to, among other sites, The Koutubia Mosque (sister to the Giralda de Sevilla), the Bahia Palase, the Great Walls that surround the city and the Historic City center. The afternoon is open for free time and a well deserved rest. At night you will have the opportunity to see the unforgettable dinner show La Fantasia Chez Ali in Moroccan tents with folkloric shows from the country and a horse show. (Optional not included)
Day 4:
Breakfast. Departure towards Rabat, the Capital of the Moroccan Kingdom. We arrive at midday to have time for lunch and then visit the city including the exterior of the Royal Palace, the current home of the king Mohamed V and Hassan Tower. Panoramic tour of the city leading us to our hotel for Check-in, Dinner, and Free time.
Day 5:
Breakfast. Departure for Asilah, typical fishing town in the Atlantic Coast. Brief visit and Free time for lunch. Continuation towards Ceuta to take the ferry and bus back to origin points.
Time Zone: Morocco is 1 hour behind Spain in Spring and Summer and 2 hours behind in Autumn and Winter. HOWEVER our schedules and timing will remain on Spain time.
Itinerary: SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Morning departure towards Algeciras. Ferry ride to Ceuta. Arrival and border crossing. Continuation to Casablanca with a stop for lunch along the way. Check-in, Dinner, Free Time.
Day 2:
Breakfast. Panoramic visit of Casablanca, industrial and economic capital of the country. Stop at the Grand Mosque of Hassan II with free time to enter (optional) in the mosque, have lunch, and explore. Proceed to Marrakech. Arrival to hotel, Check-in, Dinner.
Day 3:
Breakfast. Visits to, among other sites, The Koutubia Mosque (sister to the Giralda de Sevilla), the Bahia Palase, the Great Walls that surround the city and the Historic City center. The afternoon is open for free time and a well deserved rest. At night you will have the opportunity to see the unforgettable dinner show La Fantasia Chez Ali in Moroccan tents with folkloric shows from the country and a horse show. (Optional not included)
Day 4:
Breakfast. Departure towards Rabat, the Capital of the Moroccan Kingdom. We arrive at midday to have time for lunch and then visit the city including the exterior of the Royal Palace, the current home of the king Mohamed V and Hassan Tower. Panoramic tour of the city leading us to our hotel for Check-in, Dinner, and Free time.
Day 5:
Breakfast. Departure for Asilah, typical fishing town in the Atlantic Coast. Brief visit and Free time for lunch. Continuation towards Ceuta to take the ferry and bus back to origin points.
Time Zone: Morocco is 1 hour behind Spain in Spring and Summer and 2 hours behind in Autumn and Winter. HOWEVER our schedules and timing will remain on Spain time.
Itinerary: SUBJECT TO CHANGE
General Information
Accommodation is set in 4 star hotels. Any services not listed are not included in the trip such as extra hotel services like hotel phone, minibar, etc. which will have an additional cost to the traveler if they so decide to use them.
Rooming
The rooming options are Individual, Double, or Triple. We have tried our best to put you with your requested roommates. If you are traveling alone and prefer not to pay the supplement for an individual room, we will try to put you with other travelers, but it is not guaranteed.
Menus. Vegetarian. Allergies and special conditions
On this tour all breakfasts and dinners are included. The drinks are not included, so you will only need money for lunches, drinks and shopping. Alternative meals are available in the hotels and restaurants. You must let your guide or the restaurant manager know at the beginning of the meal.
Optional activities: Optional Fantasy Dinner Show with Dancers, Magicians and more. Recommended - 45€ (Lunch will be substituted that day if you decide to do the Fantasy dinner). In addition there is an optional entrance in the Grand Mosque of Casablanca, which costs 12 euros.
Rooming
The rooming options are Individual, Double, or Triple. We have tried our best to put you with your requested roommates. If you are traveling alone and prefer not to pay the supplement for an individual room, we will try to put you with other travelers, but it is not guaranteed.
Menus. Vegetarian. Allergies and special conditions
On this tour all breakfasts and dinners are included. The drinks are not included, so you will only need money for lunches, drinks and shopping. Alternative meals are available in the hotels and restaurants. You must let your guide or the restaurant manager know at the beginning of the meal.
Optional activities: Optional Fantasy Dinner Show with Dancers, Magicians and more. Recommended - 45€ (Lunch will be substituted that day if you decide to do the Fantasy dinner). In addition there is an optional entrance in the Grand Mosque of Casablanca, which costs 12 euros.
Documentation: You MUST bring your physical passport or European ID card with you on the trip. You may not enter Europe with just a copy.
★ MOST ERASMUS FROM E.U. DO NOT NEED PASSPORTS TO TRAVEL TO MOROCCO WITH US!!!!Please Consult HERE
★ SOME NATIONALITIES MAY NEED A VISA TO TRAVEL TO MOROCCO. Please Consult HERE
*It is the full responsibility of all travelers to bring valid and correct documentation with them on the trips being passport, ID card, and/or visas.
Packing/Luggage: You may bring whatever size suitcase or travel bag that you like. Bring comfortable shoes because you will be walking a bit in the tours, etc. If you get seasick, it is recommended bringing medicine with you for the ferry because depending on the weather, sometimes it can be a bit rocky.
Girls: There are no restrictions on what type of clothing to wear in Morocco. It is completely accepted to wear more "Westernized" clothing such as shorts, sleevelesses, etc. You do not need to dress extra conservatively.
Water: You can not drink the tap water in Morocco. There is no problem however in showering, brushing teeth, or washing your face, etc.
Safety: Morocco is a country very open to tourists and very safe, however, for us your safety is the most important. For that reason our staff is highly trained and qualified in the department of safety. Traveling with professionals is traveling safely. During your free time, however, stick with your friends and be careful with your things. At night, do not venture off outside by yourself. Morocco is generally a safe place but whenever in a foreign country, you must take care.
★ MOST ERASMUS FROM E.U. DO NOT NEED PASSPORTS TO TRAVEL TO MOROCCO WITH US!!!!Please Consult HERE
★ SOME NATIONALITIES MAY NEED A VISA TO TRAVEL TO MOROCCO. Please Consult HERE
*It is the full responsibility of all travelers to bring valid and correct documentation with them on the trips being passport, ID card, and/or visas.
Packing/Luggage: You may bring whatever size suitcase or travel bag that you like. Bring comfortable shoes because you will be walking a bit in the tours, etc. If you get seasick, it is recommended bringing medicine with you for the ferry because depending on the weather, sometimes it can be a bit rocky.
Girls: There are no restrictions on what type of clothing to wear in Morocco. It is completely accepted to wear more "Westernized" clothing such as shorts, sleevelesses, etc. You do not need to dress extra conservatively.
Water: You can not drink the tap water in Morocco. There is no problem however in showering, brushing teeth, or washing your face, etc.
Safety: Morocco is a country very open to tourists and very safe, however, for us your safety is the most important. For that reason our staff is highly trained and qualified in the department of safety. Traveling with professionals is traveling safely. During your free time, however, stick with your friends and be careful with your things. At night, do not venture off outside by yourself. Morocco is generally a safe place but whenever in a foreign country, you must take care.
Rules of conduct - Schedules. It is obligatory to arrive to the meeting points at the times indicated by the coordinator. Be punctual! We are not responsible for any illnesses, damages caused in the hotel, bus or other places nor to one´s self or third parties. We are not responsible for forgotten or lost items in any moment. In these cases, you are responsible for finding the way to recover your items and for any additional costs that it may cause.
Traveling implies keeping an open mind to new cultures, new forms of life and distinct traditions. There is more to the world than what happens in your front yard. Our advice to you is if you want to enjoy 100% of this unique experience of getting to know this wonderful country rich in culture, music, art, and gastronomy, than be open to discovering other forms of life and seeing life, like it or not, but never indifferent, that is for sure. Be respectful with other cultures and proud of yours. Life is beautiful, travel more! Viva Morocco!
Traveling implies keeping an open mind to new cultures, new forms of life and distinct traditions. There is more to the world than what happens in your front yard. Our advice to you is if you want to enjoy 100% of this unique experience of getting to know this wonderful country rich in culture, music, art, and gastronomy, than be open to discovering other forms of life and seeing life, like it or not, but never indifferent, that is for sure. Be respectful with other cultures and proud of yours. Life is beautiful, travel more! Viva Morocco!
