Have a regal experience in a Moroccan riad
Formally the private residences of nobility, Riads were originally constructed as a tranquil oasis nestled within the hustle and bustle of Moroccan medinas, typically featuring a central courtyard dotted with exotic flowers, shady trees, flowing fountains and opulent rooms.
Insight Vacations’ has introduced the nine-day Moroccan Elegance, offering guests a traditional taste of Morocco with luxurious Riad stays in both Fez and Marrakesh. As well as exploring the labyrinths of these fascinating cities, guests will also take in the highlights of Casablanca, Rabat and Erfoud.
Insight Vacations’ nine-day Moroccan Elegance is priced from $2775 per person, twin share (land only). Departures available from 2 May, 2009 until 27 March, 2010.
Some of the many highlights of the tour include:
Take in the sights of Rabat including the mausoleum of King Mohammed V and the Royal Palace
Marvel at the imperial city of Meknes and take a rare tour inside of the Mosque and visit the Bab el-Mansour Gate
Stroll through the perfectly-preserved streets of Fez and see the Medina
See the spectacular Ziz Gorges and the Oasis region of Tinehir
Journey past the scenic High and Middle Atlas Mountains
Visit the Kasbah of Ait Benhadou
Explore the Saadi Tombs and see the Koutobia Minaret in Marrakesh.
All Insight’s premium escorted vacations offer travellers more included sightseeing, the assurance of staying in top quality hotels, Highlight Dinners on every tour, and smaller groups, limited to a maximum of 40 guests.
Insight says that the exceptional quality, unrivalled value and impeccable service provided by Insight Vacations will create holiday memories that last a lifetime.
For more information see www.insightvacations.com.
A Report by The Mole
John Alwyn-Jones
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