The journey begins early from Casablanca, heading north along the Atlantic coast. The air is still cool, and the light over the ocean feels soft. A few hours later, you reach Rabat, the Moroccan capital, where the modern blends gracefully with the old.
You’ll stop by the Royal Palace, then walk through the peaceful lanes of the Kasbah of the Udayas, its blue-and-white walls opening to views of the Bou Regreg River. Not far away stands the Hassan Tower, an unfinished dream from the 12th century, still proud and tall above the city.
After a relaxed visit and perhaps a seaside lunch, the road turns inland toward the Rif Mountains. The landscape is slowly transformed into green fields, winding valleys, and scattered villages, where children wave from the roadside. By late afternoon, you’ll arrive in Chefchaouen, the city of blue. Its walls, doors, and stairs are washed in a hundred shades of turquoise. Spend the evening wandering its narrow streets, breathing in the scent of fresh bread and orange blossom, dinner and overnight in a cozy riad inside the medina.

Morning in Chefchaouen feels peaceful, almost dreamlike. The streets are quiet except for the sound of water trickling from the old fountains. After breakfast, you set off again, leaving the blue town behind as the road winds down through olive groves toward Volubilis.
Here, the silence is different, ancient, echoing with stories. You walk among Roman columns, mosaics, and wide stone paths that once led to temples and markets. It’s easy to imagine the life that once filled this place.
From there, the road stretches south through rolling countryside until the first hills of Fes appear. Before entering the city, your driver will stop at a high viewpoint from here, the entire medina spreads below like a maze of rooftops. The journey ends at your accommodation in Fes, where the past and present of Morocco meet in perfect harmony.