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April 21 - May 4, 2008
(14 days)
From $3,395 pp/do, airfare included

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Come explore this land of dramatic contrasts and encounter its ancient ruins, sacred mosques, endless desert, and storied mountains. Visitors also will enjoy the imposing kasbahs, or fortresses, and spirited souks, or bustling marketplaces. Travel from the imperial cities of Rabat, Fèz, and Marrakech to the majestic High Atlas Mountains and vast Sahara. The tour is guaranteed to open your eyes and heart to a part of the world filled with age-old culture and customs, and genuine, hospitable people. The tour features outstanding accommodations and visits to five UNESCO World-heritage sites. Explore Meknès, Morocco’s youngest imperial city, and Volubulis, an ancient Roman civilization. And, spend two days in Fèz, Morocco’s oldest imperial city, revered for its cultural, religious, and educational institutions. The tour features a sunrise excursion by four-wheel drive vehicles to the towering sand dunes at the edge of the Sahara. The journey also follows a fabled ancient caravan route in the snowcapped High Atlas Mountains, as well as a visit to the magnificent Todra Gorge, known for its carved, cliff-sided canyons, and impressive sheer, smooth rock walls that reach as high as 300 yards on each side. Along the way to Ait Ben-Haddou — another UNESCO World-heritage Site — experience lush desert oases, precipitous mountain canyons, dozens of kasbahs and souks, and villages that have flourished for many centuries. Spend three nights in alluring Marrakech, and enjoy mint tea in the home of a local Berber family. Saving the best for last, you’ll conclude the tour in one of the most interesting cities in the world — Casablanca — an active cultural center and Morocco’s largest city.

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