Jewish Heritage Journey through Morocco (14 Days)
From the Atlantic coast to the High Atlas Mountains and the blue-washed walls of Chefchaouen, this exclusive 14-day itinerary offers a deep dive into Morocco’s vibrant Jewish heritage and contemporary culture. Travel with like-minded individuals and a knowledgeable guide through historic synagogues, ancient mellahs, and bustling medinas.
Along the way, enjoy luxury accommodations, an authentic Berber cooking class, a breathtaking desert camp experience, and guided access to major landmarks like the Hassan II Mosque, Jardin Majorelle, and Volubilis. This curated journey blends spirituality, history, and adventure for a once-in-a-lifetime cultural experience.
Price
Starting at $7,300 per person
Trip Duration
13-night / 14-day trip for a group.

Synagogues, Schools & Jewish Museums
From Casablanca’s Temple Beth-El and Jewish Museum to Shabbat services in Marrakech and a private dinner with the cantor’s wife, this itinerary honors Morocco’s centuries-old Jewish roots. Walk through ancient mellahs and meet with leaders preserving Morocco’s Jewish story.

Workshops, Cooking, and Desert Dining
Cook with Berber hosts in a mountain village, explore the art and design scene of Fez, and experience the magic of the Agafay Desert with a camel ride and private dinner under the stars. Local insight meets authentic hospitality at every stop.

Luxury Hotels, Expert Guides & All Key Admissions Included
Your comfort is fully considered, with top-tier hotels like the Sofitel Marrakech and Hilton Tangier, a private driver and guide throughout, and all major entry fees covered. Travel effortlessly from city to city with curated meals and immersive programming.
Your Specialized Itinerary
List of Services
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Day 1 – Arrival in Casablanca | Cultural WelcomeDay 1 – Arrival in Casablanca | Cultural Welcome
Arrive at Casablanca Mohammed V Airport, where your private guide and driver will greet you just outside baggage claim. Begin your journey with a visit to the majestic Hassan II Mosque, Morocco’s architectural marvel and the only mosque in the country open to non-Muslims. Enjoy an included lunch at the SOC Restaurant, set within a private Jewish tennis club. Later, explore the Jewish Museum of Casablanca—the first of its kind in a Muslim country—guided by the museum’s curator. Check in to the Kenzi Tower Hotel, known for its panoramic views and elegant accommodations. Dinner is at your leisure, with top nearby suggestions provided.
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Day 2 – Casablanca to Marrakech | Jewish Heritage & HistoryDay 2 – Casablanca to Marrakech | Jewish Heritage & History
The day begins with a visit to Neve Shalom School, founded in 1961 and a pillar of Jewish education in Morocco. Continue to Temple Beth-El, Casablanca’s most prominent synagogue, adorned with stunning stained glass. Grab kosher box lunches (paid independently) before departing for Marrakech. Upon arrival, discover the Mellah (Jewish Quarter), one of Morocco’s largest, and visit the historic Lazama Synagogue, dating back to the 16th century. Check in to the Sofitel Marrakech Lounge & Spa, a modern retreat in the heart of the city. Dinner tonight is included at Al Fassia Aguedal, a celebrated local favorite.
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Day 3 – Marrakech | Berber Village & Medina LifeDay 3 – Marrakech | Berber Village & Medina Life
Travel to a nearby Berber village for a hands-on cooking class with a local chef. Prepare traditional Moroccan dishes using fresh garden ingredients and bake bread in a clay oven. While the tagine cooks, take a guided stroll through the village and learn about local traditions. In the afternoon, visit a Berber pharmacy to discover natural remedies and culinary spices passed down for generations. Conclude with an orientation tour of Marrakech, including the Koutoubia Minaret and the lively Djemaa el Fnaa square. Enjoy an included dinner at La Maison Arabe, one of Marrakech’s most iconic dining experiences.
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Day 4: Art, Fashion & Desert Magic in MarrakechDay 4: Art, Fashion & Desert Magic in Marrakech
Explore Marrakech's vibrant creative side with a morning visit to Jardin Majorelle and the adjacent Berber Museum, followed by the Yves Saint Laurent Museum—an architectural gem celebrating the designer’s legacy. Continue to the elegant Dar El Bacha Museum, once a palace, now a cultural treasure. Enjoy an Italian lunch at Mamma Mia in Gueliz (independently). In the afternoon, visit the ornate Saadian Tombs before heading to the Agafay Desert for a magical camel ride, traditional tea, and a private dinner under the stars at White Camel Camp.
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Day 5: Seaside Charm & Shabbat in EssaouiraDay 5: Seaside Charm & Shabbat in Essaouira
Travel to the coastal town of Essaouira, with a scenic drive that may include sightings of goats in Argan trees and a stop at a women-run Argan oil cooperative. Explore the town’s ramparts, artisan shops, and Jewish heritage sites, including the Jewish cemetery and the grave of Rabbi Haim Pinto. Enjoy lunch at M Beach Restaurant overlooking the sea. Return to Marrakech for Shabbat services and a hosted Shabbat dinner with local community members.
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Day 6: Shabbat & Shopping with a Local InsiderDay 6: Shabbat & Shopping with a Local Insider
Begin the day with Shabbat morning services at the new synagogue in Marrakech, followed by a leisurely lunch at Le Kilim (independently). In the afternoon, dive into Marrakech’s hidden design scene with a private insider tour led by a local expat. Visit off-the-radar workshops, artisan studios, and concept showrooms tailored to your interests—perfect for sourcing carpets, jewelry, textiles, and handmade décor. Dinner tonight is on your own; optional reservations available.
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Day 7: From Marrakech to Rabat – A City of CultureDay 7: From Marrakech to Rabat – A City of Culture
Depart Marrakech and transfer to the coastal capital of Rabat in your luxury mini van (approx. 3.5 hours). Explore Rabat’s iconic sites including the towering Hassan Tower, the lush Andalusian Gardens, and the 11th-century Kasbah Oudaya. Visit Chellah, a hauntingly beautiful archaeological site filled with Roman ruins and stork nests. Enjoy lunch at the seaside Al Marsa Restaurant and dinner aboard Le Dhow, a floating restaurant docked beneath the Kasbah, before settling into your hotel, The View Rabat.
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Day 8: Coastal Charms from Rabat to Tangier via AsilahDay 8: Coastal Charms from Rabat to Tangier via Asilah
After breakfast, head north toward Tangier with a scenic stop in Asilah, the “pearl of Morocco.” This small Atlantic port city boasts whitewashed streets, colorful murals, and centuries of Portuguese history. Visit the medina’s ramparts and soak in sweeping ocean views from Borj Krikiya. Stop for a relaxed seaside lunch at Casa Garcia, known for its fresh monkfish and Spanish-Moroccan flair. In Tangier, check in at your beachfront resort nestled within 60 acres of forest, and enjoy dinner independently with ocean views.
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Day 9: Old Meets New in TangierDay 9: Old Meets New in Tangier
Today, explore Tangier’s unique mix of Moroccan heritage and European influence. Wander the colorful medina built atop a former Portuguese fortress, then head to the Kasbah, where narrow alleyways lead to the impressive Kasbah Museum—once a sultan’s palace. After lunch at La Table du Marché, visit the American Legation, the first U.S. diplomatic property abroad. End the day with a beachfront dinner at a lively Mediterranean-Asian fusion spot featuring DJ sets and candlelit ambiance.
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Day 10: The Blue Magic of ChefchaouenDay 10: The Blue Magic of Chefchaouen
Leave Tangier behind and journey into the Rif Mountains to reach Chefchaouen, Morocco’s famously photogenic “blue city.” Stroll its winding alleys, relax in its tranquil Andalusian Gardens, and explore the Ethnographic Museum tucked inside the Kasbah. Enjoy a flexible lunch with your guide, then perhaps walk to the nearby waterfalls or shop for artisanal goods. Settle in for the night at Lina Ryad & Spa, with panoramic rooftop views and an optional dinner at the property’s serene dining room.
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Day 11: Into the Heart of FezDay 11: Into the Heart of Fez
After breakfast, transfer from Chefchaouen to Fez, one of Morocco’s four imperial cities. Begin your visit with a panoramic view of the medina from the Borj Sud fortress, offering a stunning introduction to the ancient city. Check in at the Palais Medina & Spa, where traditional style meets modern comfort. That evening, enjoy dinner independently at MB Fès—an architectural marvel serving refined cuisine in an ultra-stylish space.
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Day 12: Fez Through the AgesDay 12: Fez Through the Ages
Spend the day discovering the cultural riches of Fez. Walk through the Mellah (Jewish Quarter), pass through historic gates and gardens, and visit a traditional ceramics workshop. Stop at Al-Qarawiyyin University, the oldest continuously operating university in the world. Tour Medersa Bou Inania and admire its intricate design. After lunch at Dar Nejjarine, explore the Museum of Wood Arts and the iconic Chouara Tannery, where leather is still dyed using centuries-old techniques. Wrap up with dinner at Amaraz for gourmet Moroccan and Lebanese cuisine.
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Day 13: Roman Ruins & Imperial Grandeur en Route to CasablancaDay 13: Roman Ruins & Imperial Grandeur en Route to Casablanca
Depart Fez and step into Morocco’s Roman past with a visit to the ancient ruins of Volubilis. Walk among mosaics, olive presses, and the Triumphal Arch. Continue to Moulay Idriss, a sacred hill town, then on to Meknes, where you’ll explore grand gates, palaces, and bustling squares. After lunch (arranged with your guide), arrive in Casablanca and check in at the Kenzi Tower Hotel, offering sweeping city views. Enjoy an elegant farewell dinner at Le Cabestan, perched above the Atlantic.
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Day 14: Departure to Casablanca AirportDay 14: Departure to Casablanca Airport
You will be escorted to Casablanca Airport for your departing flight (flight details to be advised).
Itinerary Notes
Included in your Tour Package:
- Accommodation as per the itinerary
- 13 Nights’ accommodation (Double Occupancy).
- Hotel service charges and taxes.
- Breakfast at Hotel every morning of the tour.
- Luxury Bus with driver at disposal.
- Expert guide throughout your trip.
- All meals noted as "Included"
- Private Cooking Class in a Berber Village.
- Amazing Desert Experience including Camel Ride and Private Dinner.
- Amazing day trip to the coastal city of Essaouira.
- Art and Design Workshop.
- All Monuments & Venues Admissions.
- The services of our Marrakech office and 24/7 emergency contact.
Not included:
- International air transportation.
- Meals noted as ‘suggested’ not “Included”.
- Gratuities, tips for porters, drivers, and guides.
- Personal Expenses