
6 Days
From €1,100 per person
Roman Morocco
Rome's empire reached Morocco. Volubilis governed a province of olive oil and wheat. Chellah in Rabat mixed Roman baths with later Islamic tombs. Lixus near Larache processed the garum fish sauce that flavored Roman tables. Six days tracing the empire's edge through ruins most visitors miss.
Your Route

Day 1
Tangier → Asilah
South along the Atlantic. A short drive to whitewashed walls and painted murals. Asilah appears quiet and artistic—a town that has learned to hold its beauty lightly. The ramparts watch the sea.

Day 2
Rabat → Tangier
North along the coast. The Atlantic on your left, then the Mediterranean appearing. Tangier rises white on the strait—fourteen kilometers from Spain, a thousand years from anywhere. The port that's seen everything. Bowles typed here. Burroughs got lost. The kasbah holds its secrets loosely.

Day 3
Casablanca → Rabat
A short coastal drive north from Casablanca to Rabat, following the Atlantic corridor between Morocco’s two cities.

Day 4
Rabat → Fes
The imperial road. Rabat to Meknes—Moulay Ismail's granaries still standing, built for horses that never came. Volubilis if you stop—Roman columns rising from wheat fields, storks nesting on ancient stone. Then Fes. The medina doesn't introduce itself. You enter and the century changes.
This journey is a starting point.
These itineraries aren't fixed. They're designed to bend. Add a day in the desert. Skip the city. Stay longer where something pulls you. This is your journey—we shape it around what matters to you.
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