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Sample Itinerary:

As with any passion, our approach is intimate: we work closely with you, learning about your style, interests and temperament, to craft a perfectly tailored experience for your Moroccan event.

Price:                    USD 1,450 /person
Duration:                4 days
Persons:                 min (10)
Accommodation:    Guest House
Activities:              Camel Riding, Cultural Tours, Historical Tours.

This event lasts 4 to 5 days, and can be customized for your party according to your travel dates.

"10 people and more with a private luxury vans with English speaking guides and your party host"

Itinerary

1st Day - Marrakesh

Upon your party arrival to Marrakech airport, you will be escorted to your luxury riad or riads in Marrakech. (depends on the number of people of your party)

An evening gathering and cocktail party at the Riad. Dinner a the famous Yakoute restaurant for early arrivals.

Accommodation at your luxury riad at the ancient city of Marrakech.

Day 2 -Marrakech

Explore Marrakesh, former capital of the Almoahad empire, is Morocco’s second oldest imperial city and retains the majestic splendor of its ancient past. Buildings are blushed in hues of rosy earth, and horse-drawn carriages clip along broad avenues lined with palm, lime and orange trees. Donkeys carrying carts trawl past fragrant gardens of roses, honeysuckle and jasmine.... The Eve Saint Laurent Garden Majorelle, The ancient Menara pool and the palmeraie tour....including a stop at the souk.

Lunch at Restaurant Garden La Paix.

Afternoon shopping at the souk.

Dinner at the famous ancient Stylia restaurant from the 15h century.

Accommodation at your luxury riad at he ancient city of Marrakech.

Day 3 - Marrakesh

Explore the ancient Bahia Palace from the days of the harem, now populated by a sentry of nesting storks, enter the ancient royal Saadian Tombs, explore the vibrant and historic Jewish mellah where some of the best jewelry of Morocco is sold, and see the majestic Koutoubia Mosque before entry into the 9th century walled medina and the souk.

Lunch at the golf D’amelkis restaurant.

Afternoon optional!

Half day golfing for golfers.

-Half day shopping for the souk addicts.

You’ll cap off your journey at a spectacular dinner event, the Fantasia at the desert of Marrakech, where You’ll bear witness to a splendid drama of Arabian Nights filled with belly dancing, folkloric troupes, and stately Arabian steeds charging in dynastic battles as of yore……..

Accommodation at your luxury riad at the ancient city of Marrakech.

Day 4 - Ourika – High Atlas Mountains

Only a half an hour away from Marrakech.

You will explore one of the most beautiful and unspoiled valleys of the High Atlas Valley of Ourika rises gently up to the preliminary hills of the High Atlas where small typical villages have nested. It is a pure and magnificent place where silence is only " disturbed " by birds singing, water streams and wagtails. Ourika is famous for its pottery, minerals and crystal.

Berber dinner at the high atlas Chez Omar to have a taste of the Berber life style.

Accommodation at your luxury Riad Omar at the village of Anrar in Ourika.

Day 5 - Marrakech -

Transfer to Marrakech airport for your return home with plenty of tales of Arabian days and nights.

Cost:
Starts at $1450.00 per person based on double occupancy

2 years and under are free of charge
2 – 6 years old 75% off
7-11year old 50% off
12 year old & up full cost

What's Included:
Breakfast lunch and dinner daily
Water, wine, beer, coffee or tea with meals
Four-star hotel and riad lodging and all transportation
Transfers to and from airport
Host Event Coordinator
Knowledgeable certified guides
Private luxury vans, gas & driver for the entire trip
Museums fee
All taxes

Not included in package price:
International Airfare

Note:

Upgrade to 5* or 5* deluxe accommodation is available... as well as maximizing your dinners and event with extras ..... such as champagne party at the atlas mountains, open Bar, Henna party, Moroccan dance workshop at riad..... and much more.

We can't make the sun shine, or the rain fall, but we can promise to do everything in our power to ensure an unforgettable and exceptional visit to Morocco. I hope you'll join us.

AHOUACH (PRO-101)	AHOUACH BERBER… Found in a central and southern Moroccan Atlas Mountains, it is a Berber rhythmic collective dance of the villagers, playing binders, a circular goatskin instrument. A man called Raiss leads the village men who are also playing binders, drums and sometimes flutes, while around a fire the unmarried boys and girls dance the Ahouach face to face. Holding hands, the line of dancers vibrate and shake their bodies to move the heavy Moroccan silver and amber jewelry which effects a rhythm all its own. This dance creates unity within the people and is employed for that purpose. Specific choreographic knowledge must be learned in order to be a participant in the Ahouach magi line.
JAHJOUKA (PRO-102)	JAHJOUKA The village of Jahjouka is located on the hilltops of Ahl-El Srif. The Master Musicians of Jahjouka have performed ceremonial music for the past ten centuries for the courts of the Kings of Morocco. By tradition they perform the Dance of the Boujeloud considered to be the mythological god Pan symbolized by the goat half man legend. Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones produced an album titled "The Flute of Pan." In 1967, the music of Jahjouka was introduced to the world, thanks to the influence of American author Paul Bowles who spent many creative years living in Morocco
GNAWA (PRO-103)	GNAWA DANCE… This is a ritual dance of Sufi sects descended from Ghanaian and Senegalese immigrants. Each rhythm has many symbolic meanings from healing powers to exorcism. A specific color is worn for each dance to evoke the spirits for the ceremony, Hadra, in which the spirits are brought to the earth from another ethereal world. Dancers wear plain white robes and black hats heavily encrusted with cowry shells and beadwork, magic talismans and amulets. Standing in a row or circle, the Gnawi keep rhythm with a huge double-ended drum played with curved sticks. Others keep the hypnotic beat with heavy metal clappers, Karkabas, as single dancers execute acrobatic dancing.
GUEDRA… (PRO-104)	GUEDRA… Dance of the Sahara Blue People, semi-nomads who live on the edge of the great wasteland on Morocco’s southern frontier. A row of men in blue or white gondoras and black turbans set up the heavy drumbeat while women swathed in blue, black hair piled high, laden with silver jewelry and cowry shell headpieces, clap to the rhythm and B’Sharra, the grand dame of the Guedra, salutes the sand, the sky and the wind, rocking her body, opening her arms to embrace the vastness of the desert, moving hands and fingers in delicate symbols of love, peace and benediction.
MOROCCO (PRO-105)	SCHIKATT… Popular erotic dance of Moroccan women. Many movements have roots in Danse Orientale (belly dance); however, the dance is uniquely Moroccan in spirit and energy. It is this combination of Arabic influence and Berber folkloric, which gave birth to the schikatt dance. Costuming also differs as dancers wear layers of kaftans covering the body from neck to toes and are richly decorated with jewelry. The dancers sing, play instruments (cymbals and binders) or perform hand clapping while dancing. Unique to this dance is a special footwork called rakza, in which the dancers stamp rhythmic patterns with bare feet for a flamenco effect.

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