Day trip from Fes to volubilis and Meknes

Day trip from Fes to volubilis and Meknes

Duration

1 Day

Tour Type

DAY TRIPS

Languages

English

Day trip from Fes to volubilis and Meknes

This day Trip from Fes to Volubilis and Meknes combines archaeological wonders with cultural insights, offering a memorable experience in Morocco. Explore ancient Roman ruins at Volubilis and discover the historical treasures of Meknes before heading back to Fes.

Day trip from Fes to volubilis and Meknes

  • Visit the UNESCO-listed archaeological site of Volubilis, home to well-preserved Roman ruins.
  • Explore Meknes, a UNESCO World Heritage city known for its grand historical monuments and vibrant markets.
  • Discover the ancient Roman city’s mosaics, temples, and landmarks at Volubilis.
  • See the impressive Bab Mansour gate, Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail, and Royal Stables in Meknes.
  • Enjoy a guided tour to learn about the rich history and culture of these fascinating destinations

When you choose our small shared 3 days Marrakech to Fes desert tour, you will travel worry-free and with complete ease on a perfectly planned itinerary. From the moment you book your desert trip, we take care of it all and take care of you. So, all you have to do is kick back and enjoy your trip without worrying. Below are some benefits you will enjoy with us during your shared Marrakech to Fez desert trip:

  • You will have a private room in a beautiful hotel in the Dades Valley and a private tent (with private facilities) in a luxury camp in the desert. After driving to the desert and a ride on a camel in the sand to the camp, trust us, you will want a good shower. Please check the hotel and the luxury camp that you will have below. You will DEFINITELY love them.
  • You will be with the same group from Merzouga to Fez in the same car and not be in a tiny taxi with a driver who does not know any English word!

Day trip from Fes to volubilis and Meknes

The day trip Fes to Volubilis and Meknes Start by having us pick you up from your hotel in Fes and drive to Volubilis, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the captivating ruins of an ancient Roman city. Explore for a few hours, marveling at temples, baths, and the forum, remnants of a glorious past.

Next, head to Meknes, a mere 30-minute drive away. Refuel with a delicious Moroccan lunch at a local Medina restaurant before dedicating the afternoon to Meknes’ treasures. Explore the grand architecture of this Imperial City, including the iconic Bab Mansour gate, the Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail, and the impressive Sahrij Swani (Royal Stables).

After a full day steeped in Morocco’s historical wonders, we will drive back to Fes and drop you off at your accommodation.

INCLUSIVE:

  • A deluxe van or a minibus
  • A deluxe van or a minibus
  • A deluxe van or a minibus
  • A deluxe van or a minibus

EXCULSIVE:

  • A deluxe van or a minibus
  • A deluxe van or a minibus
  • A deluxe van or a minibus
  • A deluxe van or a minibus
  • A deluxe van or a minibus

When you book your shared 3 days Marrakech to Fes desert tour with Morocco Fabulous Travel, you have the option to enhance your experience by adding extra activities and tours. If you are interested in any of these activities, just let us know when you make your booking, and we will organize them for you.

  • Our group tours require a minimum of 4 participants, which is usually achievable. However, if it is not reached, we will contact you two days before your trip’s departure to change the date, upgrade to the private Marrakech to Fes desert tour, or have a full refund.
  • You will be notified of the starting time (around 08:00 AM) and the meeting point (generally in Jemaa el-Fna Square) two days before your departure date.
  • Please note that the driving times above do not include stops for sightseeing and lunches.
  • Your luggage will be with you all the time. During the camel trek, your luggage will be taken by a 4×4 car to the camp so you can find it when you arrive there.
  • The camel trekking is about an hour and a half to the mentioned luxury desert camp.
  • You can also choose to reach the camp by a 4×4 car if you are not interested in riding camels (at no additional cost).
  • There is no need to bring a sleeping bag or a towel because there are enough at the camp.
  • Our guide will take you to restaurants where food is fresh to avoid getting food poisoning. The menu is usually between €8 and €10.
  • Our guide will suggest stopping at a small Berber shop on the second day. Here, you will get to wear a Berber outfit and take some pictures together, all for free! Then, you can buy something if you want (buying a scarf is highly recommended, especially if there is a sandstorm in the desert). However, it is not mandatory to purchase something. The first aim of the shop is to promote Berber culture.
  • Sunglasses, hats, sunscreen, and good walking shoes are recommended for this trip.
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