Try the olives from the local vendors or find a bottle of Argan oil to bring home from the famous Central Market in Casablanca.
Walk around the beautiful abandoned Catholic church in the Muslim city of Casablanca. It is a truly poetic experience.
Drive to Chefchaouen, popularly referred to as the Blue Pearl of Morocco. It is known for its blue-rinsed buildings and houses.

Drive to Chefchaouen, popularly referred to as the Blue Pearl of Morocco. It is known for its blue-rinsed buildings and houses.

Your Morocco tour package also includes a visit to the world-famous Fes tannery, a UNESCO world heritage site, and the Al Qarawiyyin University.

Visit the city of Meknes, which is one of the four imperial cities of Morocco.
In Meknes, take a city tour of :
The Roman Ruins of Volubilis, located on a hill. Many artifacts from this site are kept in the Archaeology Museum of Rabat.
The Medina of the Old town, which is home to a 12th-century mosque called the Grand Mosque.
Walk around The Dar Jamai, which has now been converted to the Museum of Moroccan Art.
The majestic decorated gates of Bab al-Mansour and Bab El Khemis, Bab Berdaïne from the 17th-century.
The amazing sight of the Royal Stables which once provided stabling for 12,000 horses.

Through the Middle Atlas mountains drive down to the Sahara Desert, the largest hot desert in the world.
In the Sahara, a camel caravan will take you to a nomadic camp.
Spend a night listening to a crackling fire and music of the drums and sleep under a million stars in the Desert.

Drive to the Todgha Gorges, a series of limestone river canyons or Wadi. The Gorge lies in the eastern part of the high Atlas mountains, near the town of Tinerhir. Wake up early to soak in the beauty of a gorgeous sunrise.
Take a camel trek to the van and drive through the date palm valleys and oasis to Ouarzazate nicknamed the Door of the Desert. Ouarzazate is also a base for excursions to Draa Valley.
Ouarzazate is also known as the movie capital of Morocco. Many Hollywood movies are shot here – Lawrence of Arabia (1962), The Last Temptation of Christ (1988), The Mummy (1999), Gladiator (2000), to name a few. Games of Thrones is also shot here.

Visit the UNESCO World Heritage site of Ait Ben Haddou which is chiefly inhabited by Berber-speaker and walk around the area known for its impressive kasbahs.

Head to the sea coast to visit the city of Essaouira, an ancient Portuguese village enclosed within fortress walls.
Soak in the Essaouira city skyline and walk around the city wall bastion, Magana clocktower, citadel by the Scala harbour and the mosque Ben Youssef.
Join a local city guide for a full day tour of the old city and souks.
Head to Marrakech and spend the afternoon shopping in the Medina for souvenirs and spices, or visit a hammam. You may also choose to visit Jardin Majorelle, taking a walk through the new part of the city in Gueliz.
Visit the highlights of the old city at the Koutoubia Mosque, Bahia Palace, Saadian Tombs, the Mellah and the Kasbah and finish the tour in Jmena El Fna Square where you will dine amongst food vendors and snake charmers.