This 7-night holiday takes you from Casablanca to Fes and Rabat, combining sacred sites, Roman mosaics, a Moroccan vineyard and guided city discoveries.

You’ll see a side of Casablanca that’s easy to miss if you only know it as Morocco’s commercial hub. This day brings the city’s Muslim, Jewish, and Christian heritage into focus through the places where communities have gathered and worshipped. 

You’ll begin at Hassan II Mosque, with the Atlantic just beyond it. A guided visit takes you into the working mosque to see its vast prayer hall, carved wood, marble, and intricate tilework. At the Museum of Moroccan Judaism, you’ll explore objects and photographs connected with Jewish life in Morocco, then visit Beth-El synagogue. After a stop for lunch, you’ll see the stained glass inside the Catholic church of Notre-Dame de Lourdes. A walk through the old medina rounds off the day.

• Duration: full day
• Timings: 9am to 5pm
• Daily departures
• Lunch not included

Good to know 
The Museum of Moroccan Judaism is closed on Saturdays. For the mosque visit, cover your shoulders and knees, and be prepared to remove your shoes.

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Fes’s medina isn’t one for straight lines. You’ll explore its UNESCO-listed lanes with a guide who knows the way, moving between places of learning, working souks, and neighbourhood streets. You’ll see Al-Qarawiyyin, a historic centre of Islamic learning, from outside and visit the richly decorated Al-Attarine Madrasa. At the tanneries, you’ll watch leatherworkers at work among the colourful dyeing vats. Fair warning: the smell is part of the experience. 

You’ll also step into a traditional home for mint tea and a chance to hear about life in the old city. After a stop for lunch at a local restaurant, you’ll explore souks selling spices, textiles, and ceramics, and look out for Bab Bou Jeloud, the blue-tiled gateway to the medina.

• Duration: full day
• Timings: 9.30am to 5.30pm
• Daily departures

Good to know 
Friday isn’t recommended, as some souks and workshops close for Friday prayers.

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You’ll cover three very different chapters of Moroccan history in a day: a Roman city, a wine-growing estate, and a former royal capital. First, you’ll drive from Fes to Volubilis. Walk its ancient streets with your guide, see mosaic floors still in place among the remains of houses, and take in the triumphal arch and basilica. 

Next, you’ll tour Château Roslane to learn about winemaking in the Meknes region, followed by lunch paired with the estate’s wines. In Meknes itself, you’ll see Bab Mansour, a monumental gate from the era when Sultan Moulay Ismail made the city his capital. You’ll also visit Dar Jamaï, a former palace now home to the National Museum of Music, before returning to Fes in the late afternoon.

• Duration: full day
• Timings: 9am to 6pm
• Daily departures
• Lunch with wine pairings included

Good to know 
Dar Jamaï is closed on Tuesdays.

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