- Book By:
Book as soon as possible to ensure the lowest rate.
- SALE Terms:
Prices are based on twin-sharing, in Canadian Dollars and do not include taxes. Prices are subject to sellout at any time without prior notice. Limited space available
- Supplier:
Myescapades.ca – A Flight Network partner company
- Approximate taxes:
Not Applicable, Land-only package
- Includes:
7 night accommodations, 7 breakfasts,7 dinners, all sightseeing, and transfers as mentioned in the itinerary. (minimum of 4 passenger)
- Not included:
Any International airfares and International & Domestic airport taxes.
- Hotel(s) offered:
Suisse, Casablanca (2nt.), Rihab, Rabat (1nt.), Ramada, Fes (2nt.), Ryad Mogador Kasbah, Marrakech (2nt.)
- Additional Info:
This offer CANNOT be booked online!
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Destination:
Morocco
Known as the Imperial Cities, Rabat, Meknes, Fes and Marrakech are as exotic as they sound. Each has its own character and flavor and is full of fascinating history not to mention wonderful markets. Beautiful tiled-gateways lead into walled cities that have been in existence from the great period of Moorish dominance in North Africa, and their legacy is still visibly vibrant today.
Who can deny the sense of romance conjured up by the name Casablanca and what better place to start your 8-day journey through Morocco. Fes and Marrakech are jewels worthy of an emperor and your time here will be filled with history, art and architecture. No matter where you go in this captivating country, each day brings unanticipated discoveries. Whether you are standing awe-struck before the modern grandeur of the King’s palaces in the capital, Rabat or trying out your bargaining skills in market places that haven’t changed in hundreds of years, each day enriches your experience of Morocco.
Exceptional cuisine, delightful and atmospheric hotels add to the ambiance of this country that is both sophisticated and quietly elegant with just a touch of French savoire faire blended in with the mystique of a land of desert and mountains people. In Marrakech there’ll be time at leisure and more tempting markets beckon
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