Day 1: Dive into the Timeless Soul of Fez

..Step back in time as we journey to Fez, Morocco’s cultural and spiritual capital. After a scenic drive through olive groves and farmland, we arrive at the legendary Fez el-Bali, the old medina that feels like a living museum.

►  Bab Boujloud 

Built in 1913, this iconic blue gate welcomes visitors to Fez’s ancient medina and symbolizes the city’s blend of old and new.

►  Ibn Danan Synagogue

Dating from the 17th century, this synagogue highlights the Jewish community’s deep roots in Fez and remains an important cultural landmark.

►  Kairaouine Mosque

Founded in 859 AD, this mosque is one of the world’s oldest universities and a UNESCO World Heritage site, central to Islamic scholarship and Moroccan history.

►  Chouara Tannery

Operating since medieval times, it is Fez’s oldest tannery where traditional leather dyeing is still practiced using age-old methods.

►  Art D'Argile

A local pottery workshop showcasing centuries-old Moroccan ceramic craftsmanship, perfect for hands-on cultural experiences.

►  Panoramique view

Offers stunning views over the medina’s rooftops and minarets, a great spot for photos and to take in Fez’s historic atmosphere.

►  Medersa Bou Inania

Take another 15 minutes to be at the old medina of Marrakech is known for its narrow alleys and famous markets with traditional articles.

► Al-Attarine Madrasa

Built in the early 1300s, this madrasa features some of Morocco’s finest tilework and wood carvings and is a highlight of Fez’s religious heritage.

► Traditional Moroccan Lunch in a serene riad tucked deep inside the medina.

► Optional Activity: Traditional Hammam or Pottery Workshop

Experience authentic Moroccan culture through a relaxing bath ritual or by crafting your own pottery.

Overnight: Charming riad in Fez.

Day 2 : From Sacred Hilltops to Ancient Rome

Route: Fez → Volubilis → Moulay Idriss → Casablanca

Total drive time: ~4.5–5 hours (with scenic stops)

..We leave behind the winding streets of Fez and head toward the rolling hills of northern Morocco,  where empires rose, prophets settled, and legends were born.

 ►  Volubilis – The Lost Roman City

Imagine wandering through ancient olive groves where marble columns rise like forgotten giants and colorful mosaics tell stories under your feet. Volubilis was once a bustling Roman city full of life and secrets. Walk the main Roman street, the Decumanus Maximus, and explore the stunning mosaics in the House of Orpheus and the Baths of Gallienus. You will learn how Morocco was once part of the Roman Empire and why the Romans finally packed up and left. Locals like to say that if you listen closely at night you can hear the ancient Romans arguing over who forgot to water the olive trees. Guess even emperors had bad days. Either way it is a place full of mystery and wonder

►  Moulay Idriss Zerhoun – Morocco’s Sacred Town

A short drive from Volubilis, the small town of Moulay Idriss sits on two hills. It is named after the great-grandson of the Prophet Muhammad and the founder of Morocco’s first Islamic dynasty. Walking through its quiet whitewashed streets feels peaceful and calm. You can see Morocco’s only round minaret, known by locals as the “eye of the town.” While non-Muslims cannot enter the Mausoleum of Moulay Idriss, you can visit it from outside. Stop for some mint tea or lunch with beautiful views of the valley. According to local tradition, visiting Moulay Idriss six times is like making one pilgrimage to Mecca. Whether you believe this or not, the peaceful feeling here stays with you.

►  Afternoon drive back to Casablanca:

Return comfortably to Casablanca by early evening with fresh memories, beautiful photos, and a much deeper connection to Morocco than you had the day before

Drop-off: Your hotel or chosen location in Casablanca around 7:00 PM