Three-Day Morocco Tour From Spain

Meet your tour guide on arrival at the Tangier Port and set off for Fez, with stops and detours along the way to see the highlights of northern Morocco.
Visit the ruins of the ancient Roman city of Volubilis, which is said to have been the capital of the Roman department of Mauritania during the reign of Caracalla, and see the genius of Roman urban planning. The two central streets that are parts of every Roman castrum, cardo and decumanus, are prominent, with cardo being the boulevard running north to south while decumanus runs east to west. At the intersection between these two is the heart of every Roman city, a forum.
Leave Volubilis behind and head for Moulay Idriss, which was founded in the eighth century by Moulay Idris Al Akbar, a grandson of Prophet Mohamed. The city was initially meant for the people who migrated with Moulay Idris from the Middle East.
Fifteen miles away from Moulay Idris is the imperial city of Meknes, which was built in the 17th century by Moulay Ismail to rival Fez. This city is also known as the 'Versailles of Morocco'.
Your final destination on the itinerary today is the ninth-century city of Fez. See the sights outside its city walls, including its ramparts, gates, and borjas (Moorish forts). Travel back to your hotel for dinner after this introductory aperitif of the city.