Best Tour of Morocco and Tunisia

Upon your arrival in Casablanca, our local driver guide will greet you outside gate 2 at the airport. From there, you'll head north to Rabat, the capital of Morocco, where you'll check in at your hotel and enjoy an overnight stay.

After breakfast, get ready for a guided tour of Rabat as part of your tour of Morocco and Tunisia. The tour will dive into the city's rich history, starting with visits to Chellah and Kasbah Ouddaya. Following the historical exploration, you’ll have free time to wander through the souks and bazaars in Rabat's old medina. Next, enjoy a Moroccan tea time at “Café Maure” along the Bouregrag River, where you can savor mint tea paired with Moroccan treats like “Kaab Ghazal” and “Ghariba.”

Afterward, we will travel to Fez, with stops in Volubilis and Meknes along the way. Volubilis, a UNESCO World Heritage site, will introduce you to the fascinating ruins of Roman and Berber civilizations. A specialized guide will lead you through the archaeological site. The journey continues to Meknes, the Imperial City built by Moulay Ismail, often referred to as the “Versailles of Morocco.” Here, you’ll visit the iconic Bab El Mansour and Lhri gates. Finally, continue on to Fez for the evening.

Fun fact: Kaab Ghazal, meaning "hoof of the deer," along with Ghariba and mint tea, represent the warmth of Moroccan hospitality.
Overnight in Fez.

After breakfast, start your guided city tour of Fez, which was the capital of the kingdom until 1912. Today, you will explore the Medina of Fez, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and one of the world’s oldest urban areas. Founded in the 9th century, it is also home to the oldest university globally.

Your local guide will take you to significant landmarks such as the Bou Inania and Attarin Medersas, the tanneries, Ess-Seffarine Square, the tomb of Moulay Driss, El Nejjarine Square, and the cabinet makers' souk in the Mellah, the Jewish district. You'll also have the chance to participate in a pottery workshop led by a master, offering an authentic Moroccan experience.

After enjoying lunch at a local restaurant, you can either return to your hotel or wander through the winding alleys of the old town on your own. Additionally, Fez hosts a famous Sufi festival every October, attracting performers from across the globe. 
Overnight in Fez.

After breakfast, you'll be picked up and start your journey toward the imperial city of Marrakech. As you travel, you'll pass through charming villages like Imouzar and Ifrane. Later, you'll reach Beni Mellal, one of Morocco’s prominent agricultural hubs. Continuing on, you'll head towards Marrakech, where you'll check into your hotel.
Overnight in Marrakech.

Today, you'll wake up in Marrakech, a dream destination for many, so make sure to make the most of your time here. After breakfast, our local guides and drivers will meet you for a guided tour of the “Ochre City.”

In the morning, we'll begin with a visit to the Majorelle Garden, created by French painter Jacques Majorelle, who poured great passion into crafting this beautiful oasis. Afterward, we’ll continue to Menara, a pavilion surrounded by a basin, orchards, and olive groves—its Arabic name, "lighthouse," is a reference to its guiding presence.

Next, we'll visit the Koutoubia Mosque and take a stroll through the Mellah, the historic Jewish quarter. After enjoying lunch at a local restaurant, you'll have the option to conclude your tour with a traditional horse-drawn carriage ride, or "Koutchi," to the famous Jamaa El Fnaa square.

Marrakech is also known as a holy city, referred to by Moroccans as “the land of the seven men,” in honor of important religious figures and Sufi scholars who dedicated their lives to knowledge and worship. 
Overnight in Marrakech.

Begin your day with a delicious breakfast at your hotel before heading to Casablanca. Once you arrive, you’ll meet your local guide, who will lead you on a tour of the Hassan II Mosque, an architectural marvel with views of the Atlantic coast. Next, you’ll continue to explore the city, including stops at the Corniche, the Habous Quarter, and an exterior view of the Royal Palace. 
Overnight in Casablanca.

After breakfast, you will be transferred to Mohamed V Airport for your flight to Tunisia. Upon arrival at Tunis Carthage Airport, our guide will welcome you and offer assistance. Then, you’ll be transferred to your hotel in Tunis for check-in, followed by dinner and overnight accommodation, included in your Morocco and Tunisia trip.

After breakfast, depart for a visit to the Bardo Museum, one of the Mediterranean's finest archaeological museums, renowned for its stunning collection of mosaics. The museum is located in a former palace of the Beys, the rulers of Tunisia.

Next, take a 25-minute drive for a panoramic visit to Carthage, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that was once the capital of the ancient Carthaginian Empire. While in Carthage, enjoy an exterior view of the Cathedral and the Byrsa hills, where you can observe Roman ruins and the Tophet, a site where urns containing the remains and milk teeth of 8th-century BC children have been discovered. Then, visit the Antonine Baths, a vast Roman bath complex located by the Mediterranean coast.

Afterward, head to Sidi Bou Said, a 10-minute drive away, and wander through its charming streets lined with white-washed houses and blue shutters. Enjoy lunch at Dar Zarrouk Restaurant in Sidi Bou Said.

In the afternoon, visit the Le Baron D’Erlanger Palace (note: it closes at 16:00), followed by Dar El Annabi, a museum that reflects the atmosphere and lifestyle of a traditional Tunisian family. Originally built in the late 18th century, it was later redeveloped in the 20th century as a summer resort for Taib El Annabi. The museum showcases Islamic architecture and offers views of the Andalusian garden, private library, prayer hall, lounges, and bedrooms.

Continue your journey with a 2-hour drive to Sousse, the capital of the Sahel, and visit the Medina, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its traditional souks. You'll also see a historic property of Mohamed Larbi Zarrouk, the Mayor of Tunis, and the first headmaster of Sadiki College, which has been carefully restored.

Next, visit Le Baron D’Erlanger Palace, built by a European who fell in love with the village in 1912. Baron Rodolphe d’Erlanger, a French painter and musicologist, transformed the palace into a museum dedicated to North African and Arabic music.

Finally, visit Port El Kantaoui before checking in to your hotel in Sousse for dinner.
Overnight in Sousse.

After breakfast, set off to visit the renowned Colosseum of El Jem, the third-largest in the world after those in Rome and Capua. Constructed around 230 AD under Emperor Gordian, it once held up to 30,000 spectators and hosted numerous grand events. Continue to Dar El Jem to explore the Mosaic Museum.

Then, embark on a 3-hour drive to Matmata, where you'll discover the region’s famous troglodyte dwellings—underground homes traditionally built by Berbers to escape the harsh summer heat. Enjoy lunch at a unique troglodyte-style restaurant and visit some of these traditional homes.

Later, travel to Douz (a 1-hour and 10-minute drive), a desert town often referred to as the "gateway to the Sahara." In ancient times, it served as a key stop along the trans-Saharan caravan routes. End the day by checking into your hotel in Douz for dinner.
Overnight in Douz.

After breakfast, we’ll head to Tozeur, a journey of approximately two hours. Along the way, we’ll make a brief stop at the famous Chott Djerid salt lake, where you’ll have the chance to take some memorable photos.

Lunch will be served at a local restaurant before continuing to Ong Jmel, a destination popular for 4x4 excursions and known as a filming site for Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace and The English Patient. The area features a striking sandstone formation nicknamed the “Camel Head” for its resemblance to a camel’s head and hump—a recognizable spot for movie fans. After the visit, we’ll return to Tozeur for dinner.
Overnight in Tozeur.

• Dinner will be held at the Sahara Lounge, which includes a folklore show (available for groups of 15 or more). This well-loved restaurant offers a charming atmosphere, surrounded by Tozeur’s iconic palm trees, creating a scenic setting for an exceptional dining experience.

After breakfast, set out in a 4X4 vehicle to discover the breathtaking mountain oases of Chebika, Tamerza, and Midès—an unforgettable highlight of your Tour of Morocco and Tunisia.

Begin with Chebika (a 53-minute drive), where you’ll find a striking waterfall cascading through a gorge, forming a serene wadi surrounded by palm trees. Next, travel 18 minutes to Tamerza, a dramatic oasis seemingly tucked into the mountainside, offering panoramic views across vast plains stretching toward the Chott and the desert dunes. Continue to Midès (43 minutes from Tamerza), the westernmost and arguably most spectacular of the oases, overlooking a dramatic canyon that leaves a lasting impression.

Return to Tozeur for lunch at Eden Palm Restaurant, followed by a visit to the Museum of Dates. Later, wander through the Medina of Tozeur, known for its distinctive architectural style found nowhere else in Tunisia. End the day with dinner.
Overnight in Tozeur.

• Eden Palm Restaurant offers more than a meal—it provides a tranquil oasis setting, where you can enjoy fine Tunisian cuisine while soaking in the region’s culture and warm hospitality. It’s a perfect stop for anyone on a Tour of Morocco and Tunisia seeking both flavor and authenticity.

After breakfast, check out early and set off for Kairouan, a city revered as one of the holiest in Islam and considered the spiritual heart of Tunisia. Often described as a dream rising in shades of ochre and sandy beige, Kairouan carries over 1,300 years of Islamic heritage and exudes a peaceful, timeless atmosphere.

Begin your exploration at the Great Mosque of Uqba Bin Nafi, a significant religious and architectural landmark dating back to the 9th century. Then, visit the historic Aghlabiden Pool, once a vital water reservoir for the city.

Take a stroll through the old Medina and enjoy some free time in the bustling souks, where each street buzzes with traders and artisans showcasing their crafts.

For lunch, indulge in a meal at Nakcha Restaurant, a favorite among those eager to immerse themselves in Kairouan's history and cuisine. Located near the Sidi Sahbi Mausoleum, this serene garden restaurant offers a delightful mix of local and Tunisian dishes. Its inviting atmosphere, attentive service, and traditional design create a dining experience that captures the city’s authentic charm.

After lunch, take part in a hands-on Makroudh workshop. This traditional pastry-making class guides you through crafting semolina dough, filling it with seasoned dates, shaping it, and frying it to golden perfection before dipping it in honey syrup. You’ll end the session with a tasting that truly connects you to Kairouan’s sweet culinary legacy. Later, continue your journey to Hammamet, where you'll check in to your hotel, and enjoy dinner.
Overnight in Hammamet.

After breakfast, begin your day with a visit to Hammamet, a beloved coastal destination known for its fragrant orange groves and scenic sandy beaches.

Start by exploring the Old Medina, where waves crash against the fortified walls of a 15th-century kasbah. The Medina charms with its narrow, maze-like alleys, bright blue doors, and stark white buildings that house inviting boutiques and art galleries.

Then, take a short 20-minute drive to Nabeul, a renowned hub for traditional crafts. Known for its vibrant pottery and fragrant distilled waters from orange blossoms, roses, and jasmine, Nabeul offers an authentic artisan experience. Visit a local pottery workshop and watch skilled craftsmen at work. Next, visit a quaint fishing port framed by stunning beaches and a historic 12th-century fort perched on a hilltop—offering panoramic views of the sea.

Continue your Tour of Morocco and Tunisia with a stop at Kerkouane, a seaside archaeological site home to remarkably preserved remnants of the ancient Carthaginian civilization. Stroll among the ruins of former homes, a temple, and defensive walls.

Afterwards, head to El Haouaria at the far end of the Cap Bon peninsula. This picturesque blue-and-white village lies near the ancient sea-facing Grottes (quarries) and is known for its falconry tradition, celebrated yearly during the Hawk Festival.

Enjoy a fresh seafood lunch at La Daurade Restaurant, famed for its oceanfront setting and Mediterranean flavors.

Later, return to Hammamet for a memorable farewell dinner at either Le Barberousse in the historic Medina or Le Barberousse Beach in Yasmine Hammamet—both known for their relaxed atmosphere and superb seafood. Finally, head back to your hotel.
Overnight in Hammamet.

After breakfast, enjoy some free time depending on your departure flight schedule. Once ready, check out from the hotel and proceed with your transfer to the airport for your final departure. This marks the end of our services.