The Essence of Morocco

Sofitel Fes Palais Jamaï preserves the authenticity of Fez, the spiritual and cultural capital of Morocco. This hotel was built in 1879, in the finest Moorish style, and became the residence of the Grand Vizir of Jamaï. Guestrooms are decorated in light, subtle tones and have Moroccan-style furnishings and French windows leading to balconies; all include wireless Internet access, satellite television and minibars. At this Morocco luxury hotel, you will discover Moroccan, international and French cuisine in 3 restaurants, a spa, a piano bar, and 5 meeting rooms for up to 200 people. The heated outdoor pool is surrounded by palm trees and a sun terrace, while the hotel’s onsite spa facilities include a sauna and steam room; a range of massage treatments are also available.

Casablanca - A sightseeing tour around the port city of Casablanca, Morocco’s largest metropolis and its industrial hub.

Hassan II Grand Mosque -The mosque is amongst the largest in the world and can house as many as 25,000 worshipers. The mosque’s minaret is the tallest religious structure in the world.

Fes - Fes is timeless and one of the least untouched and secretive cities in the world. Once the capital of Morocco, it remains the undisputed religious, artistic and intellectual centre of the country. Explore the 9,000 narrow lanes and alleys that make up the labyrinth of the city’s old quarter. Visit the historic Nejjarine Fountain, fine palaces, mosques and medrassas (Koran Schools) that are dotted throughout the city.

Meknes - Meknes is one of the Imperial cities of Morocco where the monuments reflect the splendor of this 17th century city. Visit Bab Mansour gateway, the granaries and stables of the great Moulay Ismail and his mausoleum.

Volubilis - Continue to the Roman ruined city of Volubilis with its beautifully preserved mosaic’s dating largely from the 2nd and 3rd centuries AD, although excavations have revealed that the site was originally settled by Carthaginian traders even earlier.

Ouarzazate lies in the Saharan region of the Atlas Mountains. The river Draa meets up with the Ouarzazate River and at this juncture lies the town of Ouarzazate. The luxurious Berbere Palace Hotel is conveniently located right in the centre of Ouarzazate, one of Morocco's most historic old cities, and stands in its own 11 hectares of delightful gardens as a true oasis of a resort. Adhering to local culture the hotel is built in the Kasbah style with a mix of Berber and traditional crafts. The 222 guest rooms - which include duplexes, apartments and suites - are all decorated in Berber style and are air-conditioned throughout for comfort. All rooms have a large bathroom, with separate WC, as well as direct dial telephones and satellite TV. Gourmets will appreciate the delicious international and Moroccan cuisine served in the award-winning Oasis restaurant, while the less formal Ifri pizzeria offers a full range of lighter meals and snacks. A spacious outdoor swimming pool, a fitness centre offering sauna, Hammam, Jacuzzi and massage facilities, and tennis courts are among the first-class leisure facilities offered by this fine hotel. There is also a piano bar offering entertainment at night and with a comfortable lounge including fire place for the cold days where you can enjoy an aperitif in intimate atmosphere, and in addition the pool bar is ideal for cold refreshment.

Todra Gorges - depart toward Ouarzazate via Tinjdad and a lovely museum on Berber culture before continuing to the impressive Todra Gorges for Lunch and continue via El Kella Mgouna the city of the roses before reaching Ouarzazate.