1st. Day (Thursday) LISBON-CACERES-SEVILLA (575 kms)

Departure from Lisbon at 7:30 a.m. towards the border with Spain and continue to the region of Extremadura, arrival to Caceres. Time at leisure to know its Plaza Mayor and to walk through the old city and its famous medieval quarter, very well preserved and considered as World Heritage place. Lunch at your own. Continuation southwards to Andalucia and arrival to Sevilla. Dinner and accommodations.

2nd. Day (Friday) SEVILLA

SEVILLABreakfast. Morning city sightseeing tour, including MaríaLuisa Park, Plaza de España, the exterior of the city's stunningCathedral and its bell tower, called Giralda and thetypical neighbourhood of Santa Cruz with its streets, squaresand narrow alleys. If you wish, you can optionally navigatethe Guadalquivir river, during which you will enjoy a panoramicview of the Gold Tower and Expo 92, or visit to theMaestranza bullring. Lunch at a restaurant. In the evening,also as an optional activity, you can attend a flamenco show.Accommodations

3rd. Day (Saturday) SEVILLA-RONDA-COSTA DEL SOL (190 kms)

Breakfast. Then departure to the Route of the White Villagesand Ronda. Free time. Continuation to Costa del Sol. Dinnerand accommodations.

4th. Day (Sunday) COSTA DEL SOL-TANGIER (Ferry) (230 km)

)Breakfast. Departure from the Costa del Sol to embark forTangier crossing the Strait of Gibraltar. Arrival in Morocco andguided panoramic tour to know the surroundings of Tangier,Grottos de Hercules (ticket not included) and Cape Spartel.Free time. Possibility of an extra excursion to Tetuan. Dinnerand accommodation.

5th. Day (Monday) TANGIER-VOLUBILIS-MEKNÉS-FEZ (350 km)

Breakfast and departure, through the Middle Atlas, towardsFez. First stop in Volubilis to visit its Roman ruins, the mainroad Decumanus Máximo, which begins at the gate of Tangierand ends at the Arc de Triomphe of Caracalla of 217 AD. It ispaved and surrounded by spacious and decorated houses.Continuation to Meknés, one of the Imperial cities that becamethe capital of Morocco under the reign of Moulay Ismail.We will visit its medina, its El-Hedim square and its famousBab Al Mansour gate, probably the most beautiful in Morocco.In the afternoon arrival in Fez. Dinner and accommodation.

6th. Day (Tuesday) FEZ

FEZBreakfast and visit of the first of the imperial cities, the intellectualand religious capital of Morocco. We will start with a panoramic tour from the hotel to visit the royal palace and its7 gates or Dar Al-Makhzen on the way to the fascinating worldof the medina of Fez El Bali, the oldest and most extensive inMorocco, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with 785 mosquesand more than 2,000 squares, streets and alleys that representa labyrinthine return in time. From Bab Boujloud to Es-Seffarine square we will make a journey through the centuriesstarting in the 9th to the 19th century, along the walk we willknow how these alleys are structured, the different constructionsthat make up the walls of the medina, in addition from itsartisan guilds and neighborhoods such as leather tanners orseamstresses to see their old ways of working. We will knowa Medersa and we will finish to the sound of the hammerof the potters working the copper as they did hundreds ofyears ago. Lunch in a typical restaurant and free afternoon.Accommodation.

7th Day (Wednesday) FEZ-CASABLANCA-MARRAKECH (545 km)

Breakfast and departure to Casablanca, the economiccapital of the country, to have a free lunch along its famousCorniche and enjoy some time to visit the Great Hassan IIMosque, which was built by more than 3,000 artisans. Arrivalin Marrakech in the afternoon. Dinner and accommodation

8th. Day (Thursday) MARRAKECH

After breakfast visit of Marrakech, another of the importantimperial cities. The visit starts from the Koutouia Mosque,formerly used as a bookstore, it is the symbol of the city. Wewill continue to the sumptuous Bahia Palace, built in the 19thcentury by hundreds of artisans from Fez. Continuation fromthe Jewish quarter or Mellah through the kissaría square to theDjmaa El Fna square, a living museum and intangible culturalheritage of Humanity, where storytellers, snake charmers,jugglers, dancers and more, constitute an authentic court ofmiracles. We continue through the souk and its alleys full ofbusinesses, workshops and terraces to meet the guilds ofcarpenters, sharpeners and a Berber pharmacy of remediesand natural products mostly from argan and derivatives. Backin the square, free time before lunch in a typical restaurant.In the afternoon we recommend doing extra activities to completethe experience in this unique city. Accommodation.

9th. Day (Friday) MARRAKECH-RABAT (320 km)

After breakfast we will leave for the administrative capital ofthe country, Rabat, another of the imperial cities and officialresidence of the royal family. Upon arrival we will visit its keypoints such as the Tour Hassan, an unfinished mosque thatrises dominating the esplanade with more than 200 columnsand the Mausoleum of Mohamed V, built in memory of thesultan who achieved the independence of the country andin which the royal guard, in colorful gala dress, they guardthe entrance to the monument on horseback. Free afternoon.Dinner and accommodation.

10th. Day (Saturday) RABAT-TANGIER-COSTA DEL SOL (ferry) (480 km)

After breakfast departure to Tangier to embark back to Spain.Upon arrival, assistance from our staff and transfers to theCosta del Sol. Dinner and accommodation.

11th. Day (Sunday) COSTA DEL SOL-GRANADA (180 kms)

)Breakfast. Departure to Granada. Visit to the spectaculargroup of monuments of the Alhambra and Generalife, formerresidence of the Moorish kings, with its magnificent fountains,gardens and arches. Dinner and accommodations.Optional visit to the caves of Sacromonte and attend a typicalshow of gipsy flamenco.

12th. Day (Monday) GRANADA-TOLEDO-MADRID (446 kms)

Breakfast and departure towards the Imperial City of Toledo, full of history and monuments. Lunch and panoramic view from Mirador del Valle and walk through it´s old town. Continuation to Madrid. Arrival and end of our services.