This journey follows the threads of Morocco’s Jewish history across cities, mountains, and coasts. From Casablanca’s synagogues and Tangier’s medina, to Fez’s Mellah, Marrakech’s Sephardic kitchens, and Essaouira’s Bayt Dakira, each day illuminates centuries of coexistence, resilience, and cultural brilliance.

From the palatial gardens of La Mamounia to lantern-lit Sahara nights, from the kasbahs of Skoura to remote villages in the Anti-Atlas, this journey traces Morocco’s southern landscapes where history, craft, and memory still echo through every valley.

Best Time to Travel: January–May & September–December

Marrakech is a city that excites all the senses: vibrant colors, intoxicating scents, bold flavors, and centuries of craftsmanship. This journey blends immersive experiences in the Red City with restorative moments in the serene gardens of Jnane Rumi, your private retreat in the Palmeraie.

From the gates of Tangier to the Blue Pearl of Chefchaouen, from wild northern coasts to the timeless medina of Fez, this journey reveals Morocco’s quieter side: a land of artists, gardens, and hidden traditions. Stay in houses of history, meet artisans, and discover why Northern Morocco has long inspired dreamers and creators.

Where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic, Tangier has long inspired artists, designers, and dreamers. This long weekend invites you into its medina and kasbah, its blue mountain towns, and its most beautiful private homes and gardens—while staying at the storied Villa Mabrouka, once the residence of Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé.

This journey traces Morocco’s northern shores and Atlantic coast, blending culture, cuisine, and barefoot luxury. From the Mediterranean calm of Tamuda Bay to the blue alleys of Chefchaouen, the royal capital of Rabat, and the soulful energy of Essaouira, it’s a voyage of sea breezes, artistry, and indulgence.