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Holy Week - The best of northern Morocco by boat from Tarifa itinerary

Day 1:

ORIGIN / TARIFF / TANGIER / FEZ

Departure by coach to the port of Tarifa to board the ferry to Morocco. Upon arrival in Tangier, our Spanish-speaking Moroccan guide awaits, accompanying you throughout the entire tour. Departure to Fez via Larache, one of the capitals of the Spanish protectorate. Free time for lunch (not included). Continuation to Fez. Arrival in the late afternoon. Dinner and accommodation at the hotel.

IDA bridge transfer

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Day 2:

FEZ

Breakfast. Visit of the city founded in the 8th century by Idriss I, considered the religious and cultural center of the country, and one of the 4 imperial capitals of Morocco. During this visit, a several-hour walking tour is carried out through the most emblematic places such as the exterior of the Royal Palace, the Jewish quarter and the great medina, which is accessed through the famous Bab Bou Jeloud gate, having the possibility of living a return to the past in a part of the city that still lives close to the Middle Ages. Walls that protect its interior made up of hundreds of labyrinthinely organized alleys where customers will be able to experience a thousand smells and flavors in this place considered a World Heritage Site. Dinner and accommodation at the hotel.

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Day 3:

FEZ / RABAT / TANGIER

Breakfast. Departure to Rabat, diplomatic and administrative capital of Morocco, to visit the most emblematic places of this city such as the exteriors of the Royal Palace, the mausoleum of Mohamed V and the Hassan Tower. Free time for lunch (not included). Continuation to Tangier. Arrival in the late afternoon. Dinner and accommodation at the hotel.

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Day 4:

TANGIER / RATE / ORIGIN

Breakfast. At the scheduled time, transfer to the port of Tangier to board the ferry to Tarifa. Arrival in Tarifa and continuation to the point of origin.

Transfer bridges RETURN