We head to the first of the imperial cities of our trip - Marrakech, and there a transfer awaits us to check into our hotel from the program. Four exciting days and nights await us in colorful Marrakech. From the moment we arrive here, the sights, sounds, and smells of spices, and foods grab us and promise many unforgettable moments and sensations. Part of our program is a walk past the Koutoubia Mosque, which also serves as a landmark with its immense height visible from every corner of the city. After which we will transport you to another reality that stands like a piece of a foreign jigsaw puzzle amidst the pink color of Marrakech - the Majorelle Gardens. We immerse ourselves in the incredible combination of culture and botany, a paradise of cacti, palms, bamboo, and water lilies, and you'll discover that the cabbage shade is actually referred to here as " the blue of Majorelle". This incredible place was also home to the iconic fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent, and after his death, the villa was converted into a museum. At dusk, we'll pass through Gemma El Fna, where crowds gather around food stalls, musicians, and storytellers. This city will offer a different experience every hour and for every taste, and we will be lucky enough to experience these wonders. The evening offers an opportunity for those who want to experience a real Moroccan evening and enjoy the " Fantasia" show with an authentic folklore program and a traditional Berber horse race. If you are tired you can dine and relax at the hotel.

After breakfast, we leave the hotel and head towards Ouarzazate, through the Tishka River Canyon and the high Atlas Mountains. We stop in Ben Haddou – a village known for its typical Berber architecture. This is one of the best-preserved fortified Berber fortresses in Southern Morocco, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A labyrinth of colorful streets and picturesque passages intertwine between the fragile mud houses, creating a unique atmosphere. At Atlas Studio, scenes from films beloved by millions of people, such as “The Mummy”, “Gladiator”, “Prince of Persia” and many others, were filmed here. We travel to Ouarzazate – a small Moroccan city, a caramel oasis under the bright blue African sky. It can be reached along the “Road of a Thousand Casbahs”, dotted with more fortresses – Berber castles built of adobe. Ouarzazate is located in the Atlas Mountains and is famous for its traditional “Ouazguita” carpets with geometric patterns in red, orange and black. The city has long been an important crossroads for African traders on the way to northern Morocco and Europe. During the French rule it developed and became an administrative center. Accommodation at the Ouarzazate Le Riad 4* hotel or similar. Dinner. Overnight.

Day 3 begins with breakfast and check-out from the hotel in Ouarzazate. Then we head to the Todra River Canyon and the city of Tinhir, passing through the El Jorf Oasis. The Todra Canyon is impressive with a length of 600 meters, walls 160 meters high and a distance between them of only 10 meters, and its colors change during the day according to legend. Then we travel to Erfoud, known as the "Gate of the Desert", a historic fortified city near the border with Algeria. We continue along the route of the Paris-Dakar rally to Merzouga and the Erg Chebbi desert, where we will stay at a Kasbah Laila 4* camp or similar, located at the beginning of the desert. In the evening, a typical Moroccan Berber dinner and overnight stay await us. It is recommended to prepare the necessary luggage for one night, leaving the main thing on the bus.

Early in the morning you have the opportunity to embark on an additional jeep excursion to the majestic Erg Chebbi dunes, where the sand waves seem endless and magical. After this exciting walk you return for breakfast and travel back to Marrakech. After the long trek, you arrive in the city in the evening and check into the comfortable Farah Marrakech 4* hotel or similar. Dinner and a well-deserved rest in the lively and colorful Marrakech follow.

Today we have a trip ahead of us, so we quickly have breakfast and set off for the next destinations on our program - the white city of Casablanca. Before us are modern infrastructures combined with palm trees, a beautiful coastal promenade and the Atlantic Ocean on the horizon. We visit the Hassan II Mosque, which is a magnificent architectural building on water, and the minaret that towers over it is the tallest religious building in the world. We can walk through the beautiful coastal gardens, which are located right next to the hotel where we are staying. A day full of new views and impressions, we enjoy it by capturing everything we have experienced in photos and memories! We check into the hotel and our day ends with a delicious dinner and rest.

After breakfast, we check out of our hotel in Casablanca and continue our journey, today promises to be quite interesting, so we quickly set off to the next destinations on our program, which includes a trek of about 300 kilometers. Our group heads to Rabat, the capital of Morocco, where we have planned a visit to the Hassan Tower and the mausoleum of Mohammed, and the elegance of the architecture expressed through onyx, marble, and fine carving will instantly impress us! We seal our memories and head to our next stop, the fabulous Meknes, which is called the Moroccan Versailles for a reason. In the city itself, everything is within close reach, and the tranquility predisposes our curiosity to explore every arch and detail in the colorful mosaic. We visit the Bob Mansour gate, which is located in El Hadim Square and is the largest in all of North Africa, a nice place to have a coffee, besides observing and enjoying the atmosphere. We can walk around inside the mausoleum of Moulay Ismail, which has no entrance fee, but we will have to take off our shoes. Our final destination for today is Fez - the oldest of all the imperial cities! Here are the last two nights of our adventure! After a short rest and checking into our hotel, we feel great anticipation for what awaits us outside, for what captivates us as soon as we arrive, namely a jump back in time centuries. We immerse ourselves in the authentic atmosphere, of course being careful not to get lost in the thousands of small streets in the old town. Here, everywhere we look, our gaze stops on something interesting - bread is being baked, carpets are being woven, doors are being made, fabrics, jewelry, furs are being dyed and many many more crafts, and the good thing is that we can bargain everywhere because this is part of Moroccan culture. After so many impressions and emotions, we return to the hotel where a delicious dinner and rest await us.

Our day starts with breakfast and colorful clothes because today offers us a trip to Schaffhausen. They say you haven't been to Morocco if you haven't seen the blue city, so our journey can't miss it. Plenty of details and a mix of Arab, Berber, and Mediterranean architecture, narrow streets, and the many shades of blue become part of our memories here! ... and let's not forget the cats are just everywhere: on the stairs, in the alleys, lining the streets and sidewalks, even on the trees and bushes and invariably enter every photo frame. We spend our day entirely captivated by this blue magic, then we drive back to Fez, the last day of our Moroccan fairy tale! We enjoy a nice dinner at the hotel and relaxed.

We have breakfast at the hotel, then get our luggage ready, take all the good times with us and a transfer takes us to the airport in Fez. There is a direct flight to Sofia/ Varna and home.