Meeting 3 hours before departure in front of the Turkish Airlines counter at the international departures terminal of Istanbul Airport. After baggage and ticket procedures, we depart for Casablanca on Turkish Airlines flight TK 617 at 11:50. Upon arrival in Casablanca at 14:50 local time, our city tour of Marrakech begins with our vehicle waiting for us at the airport. After arriving in Marrakech, we begin to explore this city that will take you back centuries with its narrow streets. Named after the word "mur akush" meaning "Land of God" in the language of the Berbers, the oldest indigenous people of North Africa, Marrakech is known as the "Red City" due to its famous red walls. During our city tour, we will visit the Bahia Palace, which offers a wonderful impression of what it was like to be an aristocrat in 19th-century Morocco; the Koutoubia Minaret, one of the most important symbols of the city; the Majorelle Gardens, home to plant collections from all over the world; and Djemaa El Fna square, known as the "Courtyard of Souks and Miracles," the heart of the city. After the tour, we transfer to our hotel and have free time. Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel. 
 

After breakfast at the hotel, we join the UNESCO World Heritage Grand Essaouira Tour. Essaouira, located on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean, has been home to civilizations since ancient times. It is known for its white-walled old medina (city center), narrow streets, and traditional markets. The city center, listed by UNESCO as a 'World Heritage' site, is a quiet coastal town where art and culture intertwine, in addition to being a fishing port. A very calm atmosphere prevails here compared to Marrakech, offering visitors a relaxing escape. This atmosphere has attracted many internationally renowned artists such as Cat Stevens, Jimi Hendrix, and Orson Welles over the years, turning the city into a center of art and culture. Recently, the town also hosted filming for the famous series Game of Thrones. During our tour, we will visit the Essaouira ramparts and Essaouira Fortress, the Essaouira Port where the fish market is located, and the world-famous Medina. While exploring Essaouira, which carries the traces of modern life with the elegance of traditional Moroccan architecture, you will also have the opportunity to enjoy shopping. After the tour, we return to our hotel in Marrakech. Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel.
 

After breakfast at the hotel, we head towards Ouarzazate. Our first stop along the way will be the Film Studios and Ait Ben Hadou. Here, we will see the film studios where movies such as The Mummy, Gladiator, Alexander the Great, and the television phenomenon Game of Thrones were filmed, and then we will proceed to Ait Ben Haddou, a historic village famous for its traditional earth architecture. Located at the foot of the Atlas Mountains on the old Saharan caravan route, this impressive settlement offers visitors a feeling of traveling through time with its high adobe walls, corner towers, and narrow streets. Aït Ben Haddou, added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1987, offers incredible shots for photographers, especially with its buildings turning reddish tones at sunset. Our last stop on the tour is Ouarzazate, a city that has hosted many Hollywood films and stars. We arrive at our hotel in Ouarzazate and are given free time. Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel.
 

After breakfast at the hotel, we set off towards the Sahara Desert. With the desert on one side and the Atlas Mountains on the other, our first stops will be Todra Valley and M’gouna (City of Roses). Then we move to our hotel in Merzouga (Sahara Desert). Upon arrival, we settle into our rooms and enjoy the desert. Do not forget to photograph the night sky in the darkness of the desert and the morning sunrise. Overnight accommodation in our camp in the desert.
 

After breakfast at the hotel, we head towards Ifrane, located at an altitude of 1,700 meters and noted for its orderly city plan. Due to its clean air, wide avenues, and mountain-house-style architecture with sloping roofs, it is known as "Switzerland of Morocco." From here, we move towards Fes. Just as Tunisia and Algeria are named after their capitals according to the tradition of naming Berber countries after their capitals, Morocco itself takes its name from the city of Fes. Surrounded by walls built around the Fez River flowing from west to east, the city is also known as the "Mecca of the West." The Fes medina is listed as a World Heritage Site and is one of the largest and oldest urban pedestrian areas in the world. During our old city tour, we will visit the Bou Inania and Al Attarine Madrasas, unique examples of Islamic architecture; the Andalusian Mosque; the University of Karaouine, one of the world's oldest higher education institutions; Nejjarine Square; and the artisans’ souk. In the tanneries in the Medina where skins are processed, techniques unchanged since the Middle Ages are still used. After the tour, we transfer to our hotel. Dinner and overnight stay at our hotel. 
 

After breakfast at the hotel, we join the 'Grand City Blue Chefchaouen' tour. This enchanting town, located in the northwest of Morocco at the foot of the Rif Mountains, is famous for its blue-painted buildings and is also known as the "Blue City." Every corner and street of Chefchaouen is painted in different shades of blue, attracting visitors with its natural beauty and unique atmosphere. While strolling through the narrow streets of the city, you can discover traditional markets, handicraft shops, and local restaurants. The city also bears traces of local culture and lifestyle; the local population, preserving Berber traditions, offers visitors a warm welcome. Chefchaouen’s unique blue atmosphere and natural beauties have made it one of the most attractive and unforgettable destinations in Morocco. After our tour, we set off towards Meknes. Located between the coastal plains and the peaks of the Atlas Mountains, this city has been a commercial and cultural crossroads since antiquity. Known as the "City of a Thousand Minarets," Meknes houses many structures. During our city tour in Meknes, one of the four royal cities of the country, we will visit Bab Mansour, the stunning city gate with its Moorish-style architecture, one of the most important symbols of the city; the Agdal Basin built by Moulay Ismail; Lahdim Square; and Dar El Makhzen (Royal Palace). After our tour, we head towards the magnificent capital Rabat. Following our arrival, during our panoramic city tour, we will visit the Hassan Tower, the Mausoleum of Mohammed V built in memory of the grandfather of the current king and a pioneer of Morocco’s independence, and the Royal Palace. After the tour, we transfer to our hotel in Casablanca. Overnight and dinner at the hotel.
 

After breakfast at the hotel and check-out procedures, our Casablanca city tour begins. As the main port of Morocco, Casablanca is famous for the 1942 Hollywood film named after the city. In addition to being the economic center of the country, it is also the most populous city. While walking through the streets of the city, you can see influences of Islam, French, and Berber cultures related to its rich cultural heritage. Among the places we will visit are Mohammed V Square, the heart of Casablanca; United Nations Square, where the past and present of Morocco are wonderfully blended; the Hassan II Mosque (exterior view), famous for its grand structure and having the second-longest minaret in the world; the Old Medina; the Hobus district, famous for its open-air markets; Ain Diab and Corniche, located on the beach strip along the Atlantic Ocean. After the tour, we head to the airport at the time announced by our guide. After baggage and ticket procedures, we depart for Istanbul on Turkish Airlines flight TK 618 at 16:45. Arrival at 23:25 local time marks the end of our tour.