Fez Tours

Explore an Imperial city and Roman ruins on a full-day tour from Fez to Meknes and Volubilis. Travel through rolling vineyards and olive trees as you cross the Saiss plains to the Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail, then explore vibrant souks and local markets in Meknes’ old town. Visit a revered shrine to Moulay Idriss I and walk between the crumbling arcades of Volubilis, a UNESCO-recognized 2nd-century Roman settlement whose mosaics, monuments and gates are a vivid glimpse into Morocco’s ancient history.

Discover Morocco’s Middle Atlas Mountains on a full-day trip from Fez that explores small towns and a rolling landscape of cedar forests and peaks. Soak up the European feel of Ifrane, sometimes called the ‘Switzerland of Morocco,’ then descend to the Berber market town of Azrou to find the monkeys that thrive in nearby groves of cedar trees. With pickup and drop-off at Fez hotels, this full-day Middle Atlas trip goes off the beaten path to find Morocco’s quieter, rural side.

Escape Fez for the dreamy blue streets of Chefchaouen. This day tour takes you to Morocco’s scenic “Blue City” in the Rif Mountains, where you’ll have independent time to sip tea in the medina, sample local goat cheese, peruse artisanal wool, or take a walk in the countryside. The tour includes roundtrip transport from your hotel in Fez, entrance fees to historical sites, and the services of an English-speaking driver.

Check off two UNESCO World Heritage sites in one day without braving Moroccan traffic on this door-to-door tour with private driver. Savor views of the Sidi Chahed waters; stroll among the 2,300-year-old Roman ruins of Volubilis; explore the holy town of Moulay Idriss; and soak up the sights of the historic city of Meknes. Please note: Tour excludes guiding and entrance fees.

Discover the beautiful countryside of Morocco and its indigenous culture on a day trip from Fes. Explore the Middle Atlas Mountains and small Berber villages over the course of the day and see how millions of Moroccans live on a daily basis. This private tour is a great way to learn about Moroccan culture and admire the beautiful mountain scenery.

If you like to explore independently, but would rather leave Morocco’s crazy traffic to the experts, opt for this transport-only private day trip to the signature sights around Fez. Traveling direct from your door to your door, visit the imperial city of Meknes, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the sacred town of Moulay Idriss, and the UNESCO-listed ruins of Volubilis, Morocco’s best-preserved Roman city.

Learn to prepare delicious Moroccan dishes in this 3-hour cooking class. Choose from options like tagines, lamb with prunes, pastilla, stews and breads, fresh mint tea, pastries, and more. Shop for spices and other ingredients in a local souk and return to a traditional Moroccan house to begin cooking. Prepare your dishes with the guidance of a talented chef and enjoy your meal before the class concludes.

This guided tour of Fez allows you to navigate Morocco’s cultural capital with ease. Your guide will lead you to highlights like the Royal Palace gate, the former Jewish Quarter, the Janan Sabil Garden, Bab Boujloud, the Tannery, and more. Enjoy a traditional lunch at a local restaurant and then continue your tour. Meet local artisans and admire their ceramic, copper, and leather products.

 The Medina, includes: The Royal Palace gate in Fes, the oldest and largest palace Gates of the King (14th Century) made by marble and Mosaic. Stop to capture memorable photos at the Jewish Quarter (built in 1438) located near the Royal Palace, which is located in the heart of the Muslim world.The Mellah in Fes was once only inhabited by Jews. This is the first "Mallah" in Morocco, Visit Ibn Danan synagogue one of the oldest and largest synagogues in North Africa, built in the 17 century. Then, Janan Sabil Garden to enjoy the fresh air, Northern Borj & Bab Boujloud, Ceramic school: known for its handmade pottery. You will have the chance to discover amazing products and see local artisans.Break to relax and have lunch at a local traditional restaurant.Following lunch.

Prepare an authentic Moroccan feast with a local chef at a private cooking class in the UNESCO-listed Medina of Fez. From market-fresh salads to a main dish and fresh bread, you’ll get hands-on experience in a real Moroccan kitchen. Since the cooking class begins with a shopping trip to a local market, you’ll learn how to choose the best spices, vegetables, and meats for recreating Moroccan food at home.

Discover some of the most historically and culturally important sites in northern Morocco on this day trip from Fez. You'll see the Moorish architecture and monumental gates of the imperial city of Meknes, the excavated Roman ruins of Volubilis (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), and the holy town of Moulay Idriss. Please note, this is an unguided tour with a driver only; any entrance fees are at your own expense.

Visit the Rif Mountain town of Chefchaouen on a small-group tour from Fez, and spend the day exploring the dreamy blue and white architecture, a picturesque medina, and local landmarks. You'll have free time to see Chefchaouen at your own pace before returning to Fez, whether you visit the Grand Mosque and Kasbah Museum, or simply enjoy the atmosphere in a local café. With all transport by climate-controlled vehicle, this small-group tour includes pickup and drop-off at hotels in Fez.

Learn to prepare delicious Moroccan cuisine in the beauty of a restored palace. This cooking class at Palais Amani begins with a visit to a traditional souk in the medina to purchase ingredients and taste local treats. Return to the Palais for a rooftop cooking class. Enjoy your lunch or dinner in the lush palace gardens.

Learn to bake Moroccan breads and pastries at a Fez cooking class that’s held at a palace in the city’s historic medina. You’ll knead and shape bread to bake in the same communal ovens that Fez locals use, make classic sweets, then enjoy a Moroccan mint tea ceremony with your freshly baked bread.

Explore Morocco’s ‘Blue Pearl’ of Chefchaouen on this private day trip from Fez. Rather than using cabs or public buses, travel to this blue-painted Rif Mountain town with ease by private vehicle, allowing you to focus on the scenery en route. Then, enjoy free time to admire the old town’s blue-hued houses, discover sights such as the Grand Mosque, shop in the souks, and enjoy the restaurants as you wish.

Tick off all the main sights of Rabat on this attraction-packed day trip from Fez. Highlights include the UNESCO-listed Udayas Kasbah, constructed during the 12th and 13th centuries, and Hasan Tower, the city’s iconic hilltop mosque. You’ll travel between cities in a comfortable, air-conditioned private vehicle, making lots of scenic stops along the way.

Ride a camel through desert dunes on this overnight tour of Erg Chebbi. As you travel from Fez, you’ll see mountains, a ski resort, cedar forest, and palm oasis. You’ll head into the dunes by camel as the sun sets, arriving at a Berber camp to sample mint tea and traditional cuisine, and spend the night in a spacious tent. Wake up to sunrise over the dunes, then ride your camel back to Merzouga, where you’ll enjoy a hotel breakfast and a shower before heading back to Fez.

On this full-day private excursion, discover two of Morocco’s most impressive ancient sites, both UNESCO-listed attractions. First, visit the well-preserved Moroccan imperial city of Meknes, known as the Versailles of its time. Then, stroll through Roman-built ruins in millennia-old Volubilis. Also, pay a visit to the picturesque heritage city of Moulay Idriss.

Chefchaouen or Chaouen, as it is often called by Moroccans, is a popular tourist destination because of its proximity to Tangier and the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. The name refers to the shape of the mountain tops above the town that look like the two horns (chaoua) of a goat. "Chef Chaouen" derives from the Berber word for horns, Ichawen. There are approximately two hundred hotels catering to the summer influx of tourists. One distinction possessed by Chefchaouen is its blue-rinsed houses and buildings.

Discover the best of Morocco on this 3-day tour from Fez to Marrakech. Pass by many attractions including the Atlas Mountains, the Ziz Oasis, the Dades Valley, and the Kasbahs of Skoura. Spend your evenings in a desert camp and local accommodations as you make your way through the desert with your small group.

You want to understand the way of life and food culture in Morocco? Our Cooking Class experience, in associate with the Restauriad “RIAD NAZHA“, will be perfect for that!!!… Every cooking class included a Souk and Shop visit, preparation of starter, mean course & dessert. At the end of the session, we will enjoy the meals and have a friendly and happy moroccan tea time. The class begin at 10H30 and lasts a approximately 04H.

In the morning at 8am, you will be meet by your driver at your accommodation in Fez. After boarding your private vehicle, you will make your way towards Chefchaouen that is located in the Rif Mountains near Tangier and upon arrival you will easily recognize the city by its blue-washed buildings. You will have about 4 hours to explore this picturesque small city’s streets of the medina. Discover the local shops and coffees, the main square known as Plaza Uta El-Hammam, the kasbah and museum belonging to the early 18th century, the Grand Mosque and perhaps the Ras Elma river that runs through the old city. You may also want to visit the ethnographic museum with contains musical instruments, antique weapons, and photographs of the old town. In the afternoon, we will take the way back to Fez for the end of the trip, we will arrive at about 19.00.

See a different side of Morocco with this excursion to Sefrou and Bhalil. Begin your day with hotel pick-up in Fez and travel to Sefrou, a charming town known for its annual Cherry Festival. Your next stop is Bhalil, where you’ll get a glimpse of tranquil Moroccan life rarely seen by tourists. You’ll see cave houses, people working in the streets and fields, and stunning views of the valley below.

Immerse yourself in Moroccan culture with this cooking class in Fes. Learn how to cook traditional dishes like couscous and tagine and understand the importance of spices in this cuisine. The class starts with a tour of the souk to choose ingredients for the meal plus browse the handicrafts for sale at this colorful market.