Arrive at the Tangier Port via ferry (details TBD) and transfer to the Hilton Tangier Al Houara Resort & Spa, a luxurious beachfront property set within 60 acres of protected forest. Spend the day exploring the vibrant souks and alleyways of Tangier’s medina, part of a 15th-century Portuguese fortress. Continue to the Kasbah and its museum—once the Sultan’s Palace—before visiting the American Legation, a historic U.S. consulate turned museum that reflects the deep ties between Morocco and the United States. In the evening, enjoy a chic kosher dinner at Le Cercle de Tangier.

Your guide and driver are at your disposal as you begin your day exploring the colorful medina of Tangier, built partly on a 15th-century Portuguese fortress. Wander through its vibrant souks and alleyways, soaking in the city's unique blend of international and Moroccan influences. Visit the Kasbah and its maze of narrow streets, then explore the Kasbah Museum, once the Sultan’s Palace, now home to regional archaeological and ethnographic artifacts. After lunch, continue to the American Legation—the first U.S. public property abroad—now a museum and cultural center preserving centuries of Moroccan-American diplomacy.

After breakfast, depart for Chefchaouen, the famed “Blue City” nestled in the Rif Mountains. Stroll its peaceful medina, admire the iconic blue-washed buildings, and enjoy the laid-back souks. Optional walk to nearby waterfalls reveals more of the region’s natural beauty. After lunch, visit the Andalusian Gardens and Kasbah Museum for insight into local culture. Later, continue to Fez. Enjoy a kosher dinner at The Dragon Restaurant and overnight at the stylish Hotel Sahrai, overlooking the ancient city.

Start with breakfast at your hotel before a walking tour through Fez’s Mellah (Jewish Quarter), known for its goldsmithing and historic homes. Pass through Fes Jadid to Bab Semmarine, the grand entry built by the Marinid Dynasty. Wander the serene Jnane Sbil Gardens and reach the iconic Blue Gate, Bab Bou Jeloud. Visit a renowned tile and ceramic factory to see the art of mosaic creation and shop for souvenirs. Explore the University of al-Qarawiyyin, the world’s oldest continuously operating degree-granting university. Discover the Medersa Bou Inania, an educational and religious site with Morocco’s only medersa minaret. After lunch at the kosher Centre Maimonide, visit the Foundouk Nejjarin museum of wood arts and the historic Chouara Tannery for a panoramic view from the terrace. End the day enjoying kosher dining at Centre Maimonide and overnight at Hotel Sahrai.

After breakfast and hotel check-out, transfer to Fes Saiss Airport for your 1:15 p.m. flight to Marrakech Menara Airport, arriving at 2:15 p.m. Check in at the modern Radisson Blu hotel in the lively Gueliz district, known for its trendy shops, restaurants, and nightlife—just minutes from the historic medina.

In the afternoon, visit the iconic Koutoubia Minaret, a stunning example of 12th-century Moorish architecture. Then head to Djemaa el-Fnaa, Marrakech’s bustling main square, alive with food stalls, musicians, snake charmers, and storytellers.

Enjoy a suggested dinner hosted by Madame Ohayon, wife of the Cantor of Marrakech, for an authentic local experience.

Begin your day with breakfast at the hotel before heading to one of Marrakech’s most iconic landmarks, the Jardin Majorelle. Once owned by French painter Jacques Majorelle and later restored by Yves Saint Laurent, this lush botanical garden—awash in the distinctive Majorelle blue—offers a tranquil oasis in the heart of the city. After wandering through the exotic plant life and reflective pools, continue to the adjacent Berber Museum, where intricate displays of costumes, jewelry, musical instruments, and other cultural artifacts pay homage to the Berber people. Just next door, explore the Yves Saint Laurent Museum, which showcases the designer’s creative legacy and deep ties to Morocco. The museum houses a rotating collection of his couture, a research library, and a striking contemporary design hailed for its architecture. For lunch, we suggest Dar Ima, known for its traditional Moroccan Jewish cuisine served in a warm and refined setting.

After breakfast, head to the Berber village of Dchiera Aghouatim for a private outdoor cooking class led by a renowned local chef. You’ll learn to prepare a traditional kosher Moroccan meal—using fresh vegetables from the on-site garden and baking bread in an earthen, wood-fired oven. While your tagine simmers, enjoy a scenic walk through the village, past grazing sheep and wild cactus fruit, and chat with locals about their daily lives. Back in Marrakech, continue your cultural immersion with visits to the Dar El Bacha Confluences Museum, housed in a historic palace, and the Ben Youssef Madrasa, a beautifully preserved Islamic college showcasing stunning Andalusian-Arabic architecture. End your day with a suggested dinner at Wasabi, offering cozy kosher Asian cuisine.

Start your day with an insider’s tour of Marrakech’s hidden artisan ateliers and workshops, guided by a local expat designer with 20 years of experience. Visit exclusive wholesalers and specialty shops off the beaten path—perfect for shopping carpets, designer clothing, unique home décor, jewelry, and gifts. See local designers crafting modern twists on traditional Moroccan accessories and explore a metal and brass workshop showcasing stunning architectural lighting and furniture.

Enjoy a stylish lunch at Grill Bar, known for its elegant Israeli-inspired design and intimate atmosphere.

In the afternoon, journey to the Desert d’Agafay and the Inara Camp. Experience traditional Moroccan hospitality with tea and live nomadic music. Take a camel ride and enjoy a memorable dinner under the luxury desert tent.

Depart Marrakech and travel west to Essaouira, a charming coastal town known for its whitewashed walls, sea breezes, and vibrant arts scene. Along the way, you might catch sight of goats climbing argan trees—stop to visit a cooperative that produces organic culinary and cosmetic argan oil. In Essaouira, explore the local artisans’ souks, ramparts, and Game of Thrones filming locations. Visit the historic Mellah and Jewish cemeteries, including the tomb of Rabbi Haim Pinto, a site of annual pilgrimage. After lunch, return to Marrakech for dinner and your final overnight stay. Suggested dinner: Bethsabee, a new kosher restaurant that elegantly blends Jewish-Moroccan culinary traditions with modern flair.

You will be escorted to Casablanca Airport for your departing flight (flight details to be advised)