Morocco - The Windswept North

Sunday, April 19, 2026 5:00 PM
Saturday, May 2, 2026 6:00 PM

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Morocco: The Windswept North

Step into Morocco’s living history on this 14-day journey with WanderinGwyneth Adventures, April 19–May 2, 2026. From the vibrant souks of Marrakech to the Atlantic charm of Tangier, the blue-washed alleys of Chefchaouen, and the intellectual heart of Fes, you’ll trace centuries of heritage and culture. Walk through UNESCO-listed medinas, meet local artisans, and travel historic trade routes through the dramatic Todgha Gorges. End your adventure in Casablanca with excursions to Rabat and the Atlantic coast.

This is Morocco at its most authentic—ancient cities, mountain towns, and coastal fortresses woven together in one unforgettable experience.

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Itinerary*

Day 1 · Sun, Apr 19 · Marrakesh

Arrive in Marrakesh, Morocco’s Red City, where ancient traditions meet modern elegance. Settle in and gather for a welcome dinner, enjoying the warmth of Moroccan hospitality and the first flavors of North Africa.

Day 2 · Mon, Apr 20 · Marrakesh

Discover Marrakesh’s architectural wonders, from the towering Koutoubia Mosque to the exquisite Bahia Palace. After lunch at Café Arabe, explore the lush Majorelle Garden and Berber Museum before visiting the beautifully preserved Ben Youssef Madrasa. End the day amid the vibrant rhythm of Djemaa el-Fna Square, where storytellers, musicians, and market life create an unforgettable atmosphere.

Day 3 · Tue, Apr 21 · Casablanca

Journey north to Casablanca, Morocco’s largest city and a center of art and commerce. Visit the magnificent Hassan II Mosque, set dramatically against the Atlantic, and enjoy a short city tour revealing the city’s blend of French colonial and contemporary architecture.

Day 4 · Wed, Apr 22 · Tangier

Travel to Tangier, gateway between Africa and Europe, and explore the city’s old medina on a guided walking tour. Wander through winding alleys, vibrant markets, and the Kasbah with sweeping coastal views. Visit the Tangier American Legation Museum, a historic symbol of U.S.–Moroccan friendship, and admire its art and artifacts before dinner at the beloved Saveur de Poisson.

Day 5 · Thu, Apr 23 · Tangier

Continue exploring Tangier’s coastal heritage with a visit to the legendary Caves of Hercules, where myth and geology intertwine. Gaze out toward the Strait of Gibraltar, where the Atlantic meets the Mediterranean—an evocative view that has inspired travelers for centuries.

Day 6 · Fri, Apr 24 · Asilah

Venture south to Asilah, a whitewashed seaside town renowned for its murals and creative spirit. Enjoy a serene camel ride along the beach before joining a painting workshop led by local artists. Capture the colors and charm of Asilah through your own brushstrokes, then return to Tangier for the evening.

Day 7 · Sat, Apr 25 · Chefchaouen

Travel into the Rif Mountains to the fabled Blue City of Chefchaouen. Spend the day wandering through its azure alleyways, photographing cobalt archways, and browsing artisan shops filled with handwoven textiles and ceramics. The mountain air and tranquil pace make Chefchaouen a highlight of northern Morocco.

Day 8 · Sun, Apr 26 · Chefchaouen

Set out on a guided hike from Chefchaouen into the Rif Mountains, where wildflowers bloom and shepherd paths wind through olive groves. Enjoy sweeping views over the valley and a picnic lunch in nature before returning to town for a relaxed evening.

Day 9 · Mon, Apr 27 · Fes

Journey south toward Fes, Morocco’s spiritual and cultural heart. Arrive in this UNESCO-listed city, where history lives within its labyrinthine medina and echoes of ancient scholarship fill the air.

Day 10 · Tue, Apr 28 · Fes

Begin the day with a visit to the Royal Palace, admiring its golden gates and intricate zellige tilework, followed by a walk through the old Jewish Quarter. Take in a panoramic view over Fes before exploring its great monuments—the Bou Inania Madrasa, the world’s oldest university at Al-Qarawiyyin, bustling artisan souks, and the famous tanneries. The day concludes with a private Sufi music performance and dinner in a local family home, offering an intimate look into Morocco’s spiritual traditions.

Day 11 · Wed, Apr 29 · Fes

Unleash your creativity at the renowned Art Naji pottery studio during a hands-on workshop in traditional Moroccan ceramics. After lunch at Palais Medina, enjoy free time to discover more of Fes at your own pace—perhaps visiting local boutiques, relaxing at a hammam, or savoring mint tea from a rooftop terrace overlooking the medina.

Day 12 · Thu, Apr 30 · Meknes

Travel to the ancient Roman ruins of Volubilis, where mosaic floors and marble columns reveal the grandeur of Morocco’s classical past. Continue to the imperial city of Meknes to explore its stately gates, medina, and monuments. Enjoy a leisurely lunch and wine tasting at Château Roslane before returning for the evening.

Day 13 · Fri, May 1 · Rabat

Embark on a day trip to Morocco’s elegant capital, Rabat. Visit the Hassan Tower and the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, then stroll through the Andalusian gardens and blue-and-white lanes of the Rabat Kasbah, overlooking the Atlantic. Gather in the evening for farewell drinks and dinner at the iconic Rick’s Café—an homage to Casablanca’s cinematic allure.

Day 14 · Sat, May 2 · Departure

Transfer to Casablanca International Airport for your onward flight. Depart with memories of Morocco’s windswept coastlines, mountain villages, and the enduring beauty of its northern landscapes.

*Itinerary is subject to change due to availability and ongoing conservation within the Kingdom of Morocco.