For your added comfort, we will have an English speaking assistant waiting for you at the hotel lobby. Your representative will help you to check in and walk you through the welcome package documents.

Meet your driver for a private airport transfer.

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

Meet your private guide and set out on foot for a walking tour today, visiting a pair of Seville's most outstanding monuments: Seville Cathedral, and the Seville Royal Alcazar. Begin with a stroll around Barrio de Santa Cruz, formerly the Jewish quarter, and the most picturesque and delightful part of the city, with narrow winding cobbled streets and whitewashed houses. From there, head to the Seville Royal Alcazar, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, housing different palaces of various periods, and its gardens, which evoke its Muslim past. The upper levels of the Alcazar are still used by the royal family as the official Seville residence. Afterward, you’ll visit the largest Gothic cathedral in the world; the Seville Cathedral, also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and home to the tomb of Christopher Columbus. This Roman Catholic cathedral stands on the site of the 12th century Great Mosque, of which only the minaret remains. Locally known as “La Giralda”, it was converted to the cathedral’s bell tower in the mid-13th century.

Please note: Passports are required to visit the Royal Alcazar. Failure to present a valid passport may result in denied access.

Make your way independently to El Arenal Tablao Flamenco this evening, where you'll cap your day with a magical night of authentic flamenco performance, celebrating Andalusia's unique, world-renowned combination of song and dance. Located in Seville's traditional El Arenal district, between La Maestranza Theater and the Bullring, El Arenal Tablao Flamenco has been delighting audiences since its opening back in 1975. Relax, enjoy a drink, and watch a show with up to 17 professional artists on stage at once - bringing the mesmerizing art of flamenco to life.

Meet your private driver and vehicle for a transfer to Granada. Approximate travel time is 3 hours.

Enjoy a relaxed, informal exploration of the AlbaicÍn district, the one-time Moorish quarter of Granada, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Setting out from your hotel on foot, your resident private guide will show you how this medieval Islamic city has kept its identity into the modern age, explaining its social history and character in anecdotal style. As you walk through its twisting alleyways, you'll come across stunning views of the city, the majestic Alhambra palaces and, beyond, the often snow-capped mountains of the Sierra Nevada. You will pass by churches built on the sites of mosques, stroll underneath the walls of the scented gardens of cÁrmenes, and stop in squares to take in the slow rhythms of daily life in this most traditional and yet singular neighborhood. After your 3-hour walking tour, your guide will show you to a restaurant with a delightful terrace featuring a stunning view of the Alhambra Palace, where you'll be served a lovely dinner, sampling an exclusive tasting menu of local specialties paired with wines from Granada and Andalusia.

Intricate Moorish architecture, lush gardens, and a rich history spanning centuries converge as you join your private local guide on site for a tour of the Alhambra Palace, a breathtaking UNESCO World Heritage Site in Granada. On a rocky hill, on the banks of the River Darro, protected by mountains and within the eldest quarter of the city, the Alhambra rises up like an imposing castle, with its distinctive reddish stone in its ramparts which prevent the outside world from seeing the delicate beauty enclosed within. The Alhambra ranks among the world’s finest examples of Islamic art with carved cedar, intermittent stucco work, and gorgeous mosaics. Originally designed as a military area, the Alhambra became the residence of royalty and the court of Granada in the middle of the 13th century. The complex of monuments is formed by the stunning Moorish palaces, including the Palace of King Charles V, and the Generalife, which is surrounded by orchards, tranquil pools, fountains and beautiful gardens, which you'll also visit. At the end of your tour, you can either choose to walk back down the hill to explore the city, or return by taxi (paid locally). If you prefer us to arrange private transfers, please let us know.

Please note: Passports are required to visit the Alhambra Palace. Failure to present a valid passport may result in denied access.

The medieval town of Granada is host to a number of optional (not included) cultural experiences, ranging from cooking demonstrations, tapas tours, and flamenco shows, to classes where you can learn to speak Spanish, how to paint ceramics, or how to dance in flamenco style. Please speak with your Travel Consultant if any of these are of interest.

Meet your private driver and vehicle for a transfer to Tarifa. Approximate travel time is 3 hours.

Board a ferry for a transfer to Tangier in northern Morocco. Approximate travel time is 1 hour.

Welcome to Morocco! Upon arrival at the Ferry Terminal or Airport , you will be met by our local representative.

You will be privately transferred between your hotel and the Tangier Ville Port by a private driver and guide.

Travel today between Tangier and Fes in a private vehicle with an English speaking driver and guide. On route, enjoy some brief touring including a visit to the beautiful city of Chefchaouen. Located in the mountainous massif, Chefchaouen is the last rampart before the Mediterranean Sea and the Iberian Peninsula. Chefchaouen is famed for its busy Medina, white-washed houses with blue turquoise doors, wrought iron windows and tile covered roofs.

Step back in time to the Middle Ages with a visit to Fes el Bali, the world's largest and oldest living medieval medina, and the cultural heart of Morocco. Wander through its maze of 9,000 narrow lanes, alleys, and souks that form the city’s historic core. This UNESCO World Heritage Site was once a renowned hub of learning. At its center stands the Karaouine, one of the oldest universities in the world, which was a leading spiritual and educational center of the Muslim world. Today, it serves as one of Morocco’s major religious institutions, governing Muslim festivities throughout the year across the country. Nearby, discover the Attarine Medersa, a stunning 14th-century Koranic school showcasing exquisite Hispano-Moorish architecture.

Next, visit Nejjarine Square, where a striking mosaic fountain takes center stage. The adjacent Fondouq, a former caravanserai, has been transformed into a museum displaying carpentry artifacts. Fes is also famous for its leather production, where medieval techniques are still used. At the tanneries, you’ll learn about traditional methods of processing goat and cow hides, which are crafted into exquisite leather goods sold in the markets.

Continue your journey to Dar Batha and the Museum of Moroccan Arts, home to a rich collection of wood carvings, embroidery, tribal carpets, and ceramics. Then, explore Fes el Jedid, or "New Fes," built in the 13th century by the Merinid Dynasty. Marvel at the Royal Palace, mosques, synagogues, souks, and ancient city walls. Fes el Jedid is also home to the Mellah, the old Jewish quarter, offering a fascinating glimpse into Jewish architectural heritage.

End your tour with a visit to a pottery workshop to see how the famous zellij tiles are made. These intricate tiles, a hallmark of Arabo-Andalusian dÉcor, are used in crafting the iconic Moroccan tagines. With a private driver and expert guide at your side, discover the essential highlights of Fes over the course of this full-day tour.

This evening, relax in authentic Moroccan style with a traditional tea service paired with freshly baked pastries infused with delicate local flavors. From a charming rooftop cafÉ overlooking the Fes medina, watch as centuries-old rooftops and winding alleys glow in the fading light. Sip fragrant mint tea, savor sweet treats, and soak in sweeping panoramic views, a tranquil moment of indulgence and culture high above the lively streets below.

Today, depart from Fes with your private guide and driver to explore the Imperial City of Meknes and the Roman city of Volubilis. In antiquity, Volubilis was an important Roman town situated near the furthest western frontier of Roman conquest, built atop the ruins of a previous Carthaginian settlement from the 3rd century CE. The administrative center of Roman Africa, then called Mauretania Tingitana, Volubilis, the fertile lands of the province produced many commodities such as grain and olive oil which were then exported to Rome, contributing to the country’s wealth and prosperity. Next, you’ll visit the Imperial city of Meknes, also known as the Moroccan Versailles. Meknes was founded in the 17th century by King Moulay Ismail and is famous for its 25-mile long walls. Rumors abound about when the site was completed, and whether the primary architect, El-Mansour, was executed after its completion for admitting to King Moulay Ismail that he could have done a better job. Later in the afternoon, you will be returned to your hotel in Fes.

Travel in a privately driven vehicle from Fes to Marrakech, making a lunch stop en-route. Explore the rugged terrain of the Middle Atlas Mountain range, boasting towering cliff faces, and incredible passes. Drive by the scenic Berber villages of Immouzer de Kandar and the university town of Ifrane for a glimpse into rural living in Morocco. Explore the Kasbah of Ras El Ain and mingle among the merchants to find the perfect gift. The approximate travel time is 10 to 11 hours.

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.

Today, set out with your guide and driver to explore the High Atlas Mountains, accenting the experience with lunch at Kasbah Tamadot, an incredible oasis-like resort. On the way, you'll make brief stops at the Berber villages of Tahanoute and Asni before arriving at Tamadot. The Kasbah Tamadot is located on the outskirts of Asni, a small Berber village where the road branches off to Imlil and the Toubkal Massif. Affording stunning views of the mountains and valleys, including a Berber village hugging the opposite bank of the river, Kanoun Restaurant at Tamadot (named after the traditional Berber bread oven) features an outdoor terrace and rooftop for dining on warmer days, or inside when cooler. Tamadot also has an excellent wine list that pairs excellently with their delicious meals. After lunch at The Kasbah Tamadot, your guide will lead the way through the mountains by foot, and after trekking through the Atlas range, will bring you to an awaiting vehicle which will transfer you to your hotel in Marrakech.

A private vehicle with English speaking driver will provide a transfer between Marrakech and Casablanca. The approximate travel time is 2 hours and 30 minutes.

Tucked away in a peaceful corner of Seville, Hospes Casas del Rey de Baeza brings the refined elegance of Andalusian living to the city’s vibrant center. Housed in a restored 18th-century palace, the hotel blends traditional Moorish and Baroque architecture with modern luxury and features a serene courtyard garden offering a haven of peace. Each of the 55 guestrooms and suites offers a beautifully balanced mix of soft neutral tones, marble flooring, and wrought-iron balconies that overlook the leafy courtyard or quiet back streets. Indulgence is found at the intimate spa, where thermal pools and hammam experiences evoke centuries-old relaxation traditions. From breakfast served on the tranquil terrace to evening drinks beside scented orange trees, every moment reflects refined hospitality. Ideal for discovering Seville’s cultural gems, this boutique retreat celebrates luxurious comfort and timeless local style.

Housed in a graceful early 20th-century building, NH Collection Granada Victoria is perfectly positioned in the heart of the city. Step outside and find yourself just minutes from the cathedral, Royal Chapel, Bib-Rambla square, and the lively Alcaiceria market, with the Alhambra also within walking distance. The hotel offers 70 elegant rooms designed for comfort and style. Many include private balconies with views of the Sierra Nevada or Sacromonte rooftops. Warm tones, dark wood floors, and soft lighting create a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere throughout. Begin your morning with a generous breakfast buffet featuring fresh juices, local pastries, and made-to-order dishes. Later in the day, savor Mediterranean flavors with a modern twist in the light-filled restaurant or settle in at the lounge bar for a quiet drink and a bite to eat. With thoughtful service, refined interiors, and a location that connects you to the soul of Granada, this is a stay designed for those who appreciate both comfort and character.

Overlooking the ocean within 60 acres of protected forest, Hilton Tangier Al Houara Resort & Spa is just steps away from the beach. Although located just outside of Tangier, the property provides a convenient base for you to explore the old city and the Kasbah away from the hustle and bustle of this oceanside hub. The bright and contemporary rooms of Al Houara feature Moroccan touches and have been outfitted with modern comforts that are sure to satisfy a discerning traveler. Onsite dining outlets serve up local and international fare, while providing a pleasant setting to unwind or socialize. After a day of exploring take advantage of Al Houara’s multiple swimming pools, spa and golf courses.

The five-star Hotel Sahrai, designed by the architect and designer Christophe Pillet, enjoys spectacular views of the largest medina in the Arab world, taking in twelve centuries of the city’s history in one fell swoop. While the typical boutique hotel in Fez immerses guests in the historical past, Hotel Sahrai embraces the lifestyle of today’s travelers and offers them enriching new cultural and personal experiences. From an ambiance filled with engaging contemporary Moroccan art to a vibrant rooftop bar and a bold interior architecture by acclaimed French designer Christophe Pillet, the hotel takes tradition and moves it forward into the future. Rooms flooded with natural light, exclusive location easily accessible by car, stylish design, upbeat ambiance and warm and intuitive service are all waiting for you at Hotel Sahrai.

Dating from the 18th century, Riad Kniza is a small, luxury "Hotel de Charme" in the heart of the old MÉdina of Marrakech, completely restored using traditional materials and artisans to recreate an authentic Moroccan experience as in days gone by. Riad Kniza, with its tastefully decorated rooms and suites, is an excellent point of departure from which to explore the city. It is conveniently located within only few minutes' walk from the famous Jema l'Fna square, the wonderful souks and the most important monuments and cultural treasures of this imperial city, and a short distance from the Gueliz, the modern quarter of Marrakech. This elegant hideaway invites guests in with richly furnished suites surrounded by gorgeous cityscapes and views of the Atlas Mountains. Here at this gem of Moorish art and architecture, you will enjoy a most memorable hospitality experience.