Tour Code: T012
✓ Air ticket
✓ Visa
✓ Taxes
✓ Accommodation in standard rooms
✓ Transportation by air-conditioned vehicle
✓ Meals as per the itinerary
✓ Entrance fees for the sites mentioned above
✓ English speaking guide.
✘ Personal expenses
✘ Tips and Porterage
✘ Any other services not specified above
This afternoon we visit Rabat, the first of the Imperial Cities where we see the city’s Medina and the Mausoleum of Mohammed V. Guarded by two mounted, traditionally robed spear-carrying ‘lancers’, it is built in traditional style, the grandfather and father of the present king are buried here and its contemporary mosaics and spiral designs make a fascinating comparison with the adjacent Hassan Mosque, a wonder of the medieval Moorish world with its great minaret left unfinished when its founder died in 1199. If completed it would have been the largest building in the world at that time. The harbour is full of traditional fishing boats and on the opposite river bank is Sale, Rabat’s twin city where Robinson Crusoe was enslaved before his final escape to Brazil. We then drive inland to Fez where we stay at the five-star Golden Tulip Farah Hotel. As you would expect, this is a wonderful hotel with large reception rooms and restaurant furnished in traditional style, with large well-appointed bedrooms, and two swimming pools set in manicured