Meet your driver for a private airport transfer. For your added comfort, an English speaking assistant will greet you outside the customs with personalized signage. Your representative will help co-ordinate meeting up with your private driver and accompany you to your accommodation.

A Welcome Package will be provided and will include any relevant documents or tickets required for your trip.

You will be picked up tonight by your private driver and transfered to a local authentic Fado show. Indulge in an immersive cultural experience this evening in the vibrant heart of Chiado, Lisbon's bustling shopping, dining, and entertainment district. Let the melancholic sounds of Fado, Portugal's national song style, transport you to the early 19th century, when this beautiful art form first emerged in Lisbon. Delight in an hour-long performance by two talented local musicians and a captivating singer, showcasing Lisbon's rich musical heritage. Fado's essence lies in the captivating synergy between the Portuguese guitar and the viola de Fado, which, together with the poignant lyrics and soulful vocals, convey a profound sense of longing and nostalgia. This unique art form has been rightfully recognized by UNESCO as part of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, making it a true treasure of Lisbon's cultural heritage. Come and immerse yourself in the world-renowned sounds of Fado in the charming district of Chiado, and discover the true essence of Lisbon's musical soul. Return transfer to your hotel at the end of your show.

Settle in at your own pace, whether exploring independently or unwinding at your hotel with access to its full range of amenities.

Depart Lisbon for a scenic coastal drive, spotting several sandy beaches hidden within the cliffs, protected by 17th-century fortresses along the coast. Visit the beautiful resort town of Estoril, known as the home of Casino Estoril and Hotel PalÁcio, former rendezvous points for WWII spies and their handlers at a time when Portugal remained politically neutral. Admire the 17th-century Forte da Cruz castle, set behind a backdrop of palm trees. Continue to Cascais, a small fishing village transformed into a luxurious resort town on the Portugal Riviera. Pass through its animated town center and witness cosmopolitan life amid stunning Atlantic beaches. Next, head to Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point of continental Europe, and gaze out over the Atlantic from the end of the world. Sintra, home to hundreds of years of history and culture, awaits your discovery. After a short walk in the old city center, find yourself surrounded by old houses now converted into small quaint handicraft boutiques and traditional pastry shops. Ascend the mountain by shuttle for a visit to the 19th-century Pena Palace, Sintra's undisputed highlight. Enjoy a self-guided tour of the palace, boasting an incredible combination of architectural styles, colors, and shapes, you'll feel as if you've entered a fairytale.

Meet your driver for a private transfer between Lisbon's port and airport.

Board a direct flight from Lisbon to Marrakech. Approximate flight duration is one hour and 30 minutes.

Meet your private driver and vehicle for an airport transfer.

Experience the enchantment of Marrakech’s souks after sunset, when the city’s heartbeat quickens and the market glows with lantern light. As the heat of the day softens, the medina awakens in a new rhythm—stalls sparkle with brassware and textiles, spices release their fragrance into the night air, and the calls of merchants mingle with the music of street performers. Guided through the labyrinth of alleys, you’ll uncover vibrant corners brimming with energy and discover artisans at work, their crafts illuminated by flickering lamps. The evening is not only about exploration but also indulgence: pause in a welcoming riad or cafe to enjoy delicate Moroccan pastries paired with fresh, aromatic mint tea. The sweet flavors and warm hospitality create a moment of calm amid the lively atmosphere.

The sweeping and dynamic history of Marrakech – an imperial capital in centuries past – is best appreciated with the help of a private guide. Today, begin your tour of the Ochre City with a visit to the Koutoubia Mosque. Constructed in the 12th century, it’s known for its a beautiful minaret which can be seen from nearly every approach to the city due to a long-standing ordinance that forbids any other building in the old city to rise above the height of a palm tree. After viewing Koutoubia Mosque, visit nearby El-Bahia Palace. Translated to English, the El Bahia Palace means “Palace of Brilliance,” and this incredible, ornate and meticulously crafted property is endowed with some of the finest ceramics in the country. This 19th century palace was built over a seven-year period for Ba Ahmed, the son of the Grand Vizier Si Moussa. Featuring a trapezoidal garden, tiled courtyard, and many hidden treasures in the form of antique objects d'art and the palace's convergence of Andalusian and Moorish architecture, it is a must-see site. Your next stop is one of most coveted archeological sites in Morocco: the Saadian Tombs. Opened to the public in 1917, they are accessed through a narrow passage which leads to an enclosed garden and into two mausoleums that host more than one hundred mosaic-decorated tombs. The Musee De Marrakech, your next stop, is an important example of Moorish architecture, and the main courtyard and chambers are host to impressive feats of design; elaborate archways, gorgeous stained glass, and a collection of ceramics that are sure to dazzle. Finally, wander through the mesmerizing souks of Marrakesh. With 18 souks selling a dizzying array of handicrafts, textiles, spices, foods, electronics, antiques and everything in between, the souks of Marrakech are the perfect place to find a keepsake to bring home, or to simply get in touch with day-to-day life in the Red City.

With the help of a local guide and a Moroccan chef, your food tasting and spices tour will take place in Jemaa el Fna Square, the epicenter of social life in Marrakech. Exotic snail soups, chicken and lamb skewers, potato cakes and several other tasteful treats await in an atmosphere of culinary pleasure. Taste delicious dishes and watch the carnival of life around you as you learn to make bread in a 400-year-old oven with a baker overseeing your hands-on experience. Morocco is a land of unique flavors, a place that teases the senses; the history of the country is a rich blend of Berber, Arab, Jewish, Roman and European influences which have shaped the personality and variety of Moroccan dishes. An adventure on your table, as writer Paula Wolfert says, Moroccan dishes can combine more than two dozen spices to create a distinctive and sophisticated flavor, never too strong, which adds an exciting touch to the simplest meal. Common spices include cinnamon (karfa), cumin (kamoun), turmeric (kharkoum), ginger (skinjbir), pepper (libzar), paprika (tahmira), coriander (qesbour) and saffron (zaafran beldi). Moroccans enjoy food as a social experience, an occasion to gather and share the pleasures of life with friends and family, and you will discover this firsthand today as you set out to discover the foods of Marrakech.

A private vehicle with English speaking driver will provide a transfer between Marrakech and the High Atlas Mountain region. The approximate travel time is one hour.

Formerly the summer house of a feudal baron, Kasbah Toubkal has been restored using traditional Berber techniques by the inhabitants of the surrounding villages. Located on the slopes of Jbel Toubkal, the highest peak in the Atlas Mountains known as the "roof of North Africa", Kasbah Toubkal is surrounded by vast spaces, plateaus, plantations, cliffs, a lake, waterfalls, deep ravines, and overlooks three valleys with a superb panoramic view.

Optional Activities (Not Included):

The walking in this region is fantastic, and there are some fabulous walks from the Kasbah which can be tailor-made to suit your interests and fitness level (from 45 minute walks to 7 hour treks with a private mountain guide). You can also choose to do 4X4 excursions, horse or mule treks, mountain biking, or opt to just relax at this magnificent property. Perhaps explore Imlil, a picturesque mountain village in the heart of the sublime Toubkal National Park, just minutes from the Kasbah. Explore on your own or discuss with your Destination Expert to add some of these amazing activities to your itinerary.

The High Atlas Mountain region boasts a wide variety of trekking possibilities, and is suitable for visitors of all ages. For those unable to meet the physical demands of trekking with equipment, mule support for transporting bags or travelers can be provided at an additional cost. An experienced guide will accompany each trek, and will provide historical information about the area`s visited. Minimum two people for hiking activity.

At Kasbah Toubkal, lunch and dinner are a genuine Berber experience offering a healthy, balanced diet. Enjoy the charming dining room typical of traditional homes. All meals are prepared by local chefs who use fresh local ingredients and traditional cooking methods. Each day set menus are served for lunch and dinner, they vary according to season. In warm weather meals are served on the stunning rooftop terrace with amazing panoramic views. Please note that the Kasbah is not licensed to sell alcohol, but if you wish to drink alcoholic beverages during your meals or at the bar you may bring them with you.

A private transfer from High Atlas Mountains to Marrakech Airport is provided. Approximate transfer duration is one hour.

Heritage Avenida Liberdade is a boutique lifestyle hotel located in the historic center of Lisbon. The blue facade of the Heritage Avenida Liberdade's 18th century building stands out on the prime artery of the capital - Avenida da Liberdade. A bridge between modernity and the past, the hotel's 42 guestrooms are well equipped with modern amenities expected by seasoned travelers. Relax in the lounge, take to the indoor swimming pool, or grab a cocktail at the hotel bar. Please note: while breakfast is included with your stay, there is no full-scale restaurant on-site for dinner. Heritage Avenida Liberdade is well-situated, and numerous nearby restaurants are within walking distance of the hotel.

La Maison Arabe is a legendary hotel located in the romantic medina of Marrakech and features elegant rooms and suites, unique and traditional menus at the restaurants, a swimming pool, spa and cooking school. The hotel is built around 2 flower-filled patios. In the center of one is a refreshing fountain. Moroccan craftsmen worked long months restoring this riad (traditional Marrakech house) to its noble origins, using materials and techniques handed down over centuries.

The Kasbah du Toubkal is an extraordinary venture, the product of an imaginative Berber and European partnership. There is a shared belief that the beauty of the Toubkal National Park should be accessible to all who respect it. To this end the Kasbah has been transformed using traditional methods, from the home of a Feudal Caid into an unprecedented haven; one that provides a variety of accommodation and event possibilities to meet differing requirements. More than a simple guest house, Kasbah du Toubkal offers an extraordinary environment: the opportunity to experience the touching sincerity of Berber hospitality, in a captivating, beautiful setting. Perched in the heights of Imlil, a picturesque mountain village in the heart of the sublime Toubkal National Park, overlooking three valleys with a superb panoramic view, Kasbah du Toubkal is a dream-like refuge infused with peace and serenity. The hotel features gardens, terraces, balconies, restaurant, alcohol-free bar (guests may bring their own alcoholic drinks), underfloor heating, fans, hammam, conference room, Wi-Fi and luggage room. The Kasbah is truly a welcoming environment for those seeking a comfortable mountain refuge in a stunning setting. Kasbah du Toubkal is not a hotel in the traditional sense; it is more an extension of the hospitality that stems from the home of the Berbers who run it. This property was named one of National Geographic’s Most Unique Lodges in the World.