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- The World Heritage walled city of Meknes, and the breathtaking ancient Roman ruins of Volubilis.
- Guest presentations on Islam, storytelling, and Moroccan culture, music, and literature, and cooking classes.
- Marrakech’s famous Jemaa-el-Fna Square, with its lively and colorful marketplace.
- Click here to download the full trip itinerary.
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Jonathan Gosnell, associate professor of French studies |
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- Duration: 12 days
- Activity level: Moderately active
- Cost: From $4,595 to $5,195 per person, depending on room selection
- Single supplement: $1,200 per person
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Immerse yourself in the storied land of Morocco, with its unique mixture of European and North African influences and traditions. Interact with local people, prepare traditional dishes, and learn some basic Arabic. From the grand capital of Rabat, you will travel over land to the medieval city of Fez—often referred to as the intellectual heart of Morocco—and stay at a deluxe traditional guesthouse, or riad, built around a courtyard within Fez’s mythical walled medina. Continue for a grand finale in Marrakech, “the Pearl of the South,” at the base of the Atlas Mountains. Also available is an optional extension trip across the High Atlas Mountains to Ouarzazate and Erfoud, at the edge of the Sahara. 
