After being picked up by the tour guide at the airport, proceed to visit Mohammed V Square (Dove Square). Stroll along the Miami Beach Promenade in Casablanca, facing the sea breeze and overlooking the blue Atlantic Ocean. Then head to the Atlantic coast to visit the **Hassan II Mosque (Interior Visit)**, the most modern mosque in the world. (It is the third largest mosque in the Islamic world, covering a construction area of 2 hectares, with a length of 200 meters and a width of 100 meters. Its roof is retractable, all 25 automatic doors are cast from titanium alloy to resist seawater corrosion, and the marble floor inside the mosque is heated all year round, making it the most modern mosque in the world.) Check into the hotel after dinner.

Guests will be picked up at the hotel in the morning and then head to Marrakech. Upon arrival, visit the **exterior of Koutoubia Mosque** and **Jardin Majorelle (Yves Saint Laurent's Private Garden)** (the renowned fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent and his partner Pierre Berge purchased this private garden in Marrakech, Morocco during his lifetime, which served as a tranquil retreat for the top French designer).

Later, tour the **Bahia Palace**, one of the few well-preserved royal palaces open to the public in Morocco. With its exquisite gardens, courtyards, ornate rooms and fountains, every corner of the palace is meticulously designed.

In the evening, visit **Jemaa el-Fnaa (the Square of the Dead)**: From sunrise to late night, you can see Indian snake charmers, Arab vendors selling spices and tea, elderly Moroccan storytellers and fortune-tellers, various street performers, as well as countless stalls selling food, drinks, clothing, carpets, ornaments, leather goods and handcrafts. Just like Lan Kwai Fong in Hong Kong and Xintiandi in Shanghai, this square endows Marrakech with endless vitality.

Have dinner and check into the hotel for rest afterward.

After breakfast, depart for Ouarzazate, crossing a mountain pass of the Atlas Mountains at an altitude of approximately 2260 meters. The highway winds through valleys and steep mountain peaks, unveiling pristine natural scenery. During several stops along the journey, you can admire the magnificent landscapes.

Arrive at Ait Benhaddou Kasbah: Climb a hill of the **Ait Benhaddou Kasbah** near the river valley {Note: Stop taking photos immediately if the river valley suddenly floods}. This well-preserved kasbah was listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1987 and is renowned as one of the most beautiful ancient villages. Constructed with Morocco's distinctive red adobe bricks, it offers a full immersion into Morocco's striking red charm.

Subsequently, head to Ouarzazate and visit the **Atlas Studios**, known as the "Hollywood of Africa". Numerous famous films have been shot here, including *Gladiator*, *The Four Feathers*, *The Jewel of the Nile*, *Cleopatra*, *Sahara*, *Lawrence of Arabia*, and *Spy Game*.

Have dinner and check into the hotel for rest afterward.

After breakfast at the hotel, drive to Merzouga for the whole day, passing through the **Todra Gorge**. On the riverbed at the bottom of the valley, green willows, flowers, grasses and various trees sway in the breeze, presenting an exquisite and incomparable natural scenery. Surrounding the gorge, however, is a barren and desolate reddish-brown landscape, forming a marvelous scenic contrast.

Arrive at Merzouga, the famous **Gateway to the Sahara**, at noon (please bring sun protection products and sunglasses). The Sahara here is unique, renowned for its sand dunes of various shapes, and even more for displaying beautiful hues such as golden and pink with the changes of natural light. It boasts distinct breathtaking scenery at sunrise and sunset, making it a unique desert landscape in Morocco and the Sahara of countless people’s dreams! Here you will see the highest sand dunes (red sand) in Africa, which is also one of the filming locations of the movie *Lawrence of Arabia*.

Check into the accommodation and rest after dinner.

After breakfast at the hotel, drive to **Fes**, one of the four ancient imperial cities of Morocco, and have lunch locally on the way. We will pass by **Ifrane Town** for a visit of about 15 minutes, then continue to Fes. Upon arrival, have dinner and check into the hotel for rest.

After breakfast at the hotel, visit the 9th-century **Fes el-Bali**, rated as one of the world’s 10 most romantic cities by the renowned American magazine *Traveler*. Stepping into it, one feels as if transported back a thousand years, where donkeys remain the main means of transportation for the locals. Explore the medieval old town (listed as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site in 1981), including the **Bou Inania Medersa (Quranic School)**, **Nejjarine Fountain**, **Moulay Idriss Zaouia (Mausoleum of the city’s founder)**, and the exterior of **University of Al-Qarawiyyin, the world’s oldest university**. The **Bab Bou Jeloud (Blue Gate, exterior view)** is a key UNESCO protected cultural relic. Visit the world-famous handicraft workshops producing a variety of goods: copper plates, carpets, dyeing workshops, etc. Buildings inlaid with blue mosaics, interior decorations with blue mosaics, and mosaic crafts displayed in shops can be seen everywhere in the city.

Later, proceed to Meknes, the ancient Islamic capital of Morocco, renowned for its magnificent ancient city walls and the **Bab Mansour (Victory Gate)** which symbolizes triumph and victory; also visit the **Moroccan Royal Stables and Granaries**.

Next, visit **Volubilis**, the ancient Roman ruin in North Africa. According to records, it was a prosperous city in the 1st century AD, boasting a thriving scene. Today, well-preserved white stone columns of the Triumphal Arch and Theater remain here. Even the ancient city’s streets, residential houses, oil mills, public baths, markets and other structures are still clearly visible, and there are many mosaic murals here.

Subsequently, head to Chefchaouen or Tetouan, check into the hotel and rest after dinner.

Warm Reminder: There are numerous shops scattered throughout the ancient city of Fes, where handicraft workshops featuring mosaics, bronze ware, carpets, leather and other traditional crafts showcase Fes's oldest artisan techniques, and these are not tourist shopping stores. If the local tour guide promotes commodities or shopping stores, tourists are advised to make voluntary purchasing decisions based on their own needs. Our company does not enforce any shopping activities.

After breakfast at the hotel, visit the charming **Chefchaouen, the Blue Town**. As a renowned tourist destination in Morocco, its pure and fresh air, perpetually blue sky and the well-proportioned Arab-style town set off each other, forming a natural blue picture scroll. Walk along the famous Plaza Uta el-Hammam on the irregular cobblestone roads, and you will instantly feel as if you have stepped into a different world. The mottled castle surrounded by red city walls and the striking Grand Mosque on the square all attract tourists to come and admire, pay homage, and even have an urge to kiss them. After lunch, drive to Casablanca, check into the hotel and rest after dinner.

After breakfast at the hotel, proceed to the airport and take the flight to Tunis (Reference Flight: AT570, 07:55-10:30). Upon arrival, be met by the tour guide, then head to visit the Dougga Archaeological Site. As a representative Maghrebi city of the Numidian Dynasty under the rule of the Roman Empire, it preserves the remains of an ancient city and all its components, reflecting the architectural features of cities built by local people that more or less embody Roman styles. Its most famous landmarks include: the Temple of Saturn, the Temple of Caelestis, the Capitoline Temple, the Public Forum, theatrical structures and venues, large public baths, luxurious private residences, and tomb buildings of various traditional styles. It is the best-preserved Roman ruin in Tunisia and was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1997, standing as a witness to Roman history and bearing the historical civilization and vicissitudes of North Africa. After the visit, proceed to Hammamet, check into the hotel and rest after dinner.

After hotel breakfast, tour Hammamet, one of the most beautiful towns in Tunisia with stunning sea views and sandy beaches. A coastal tourist resort rapidly built beside the Medina has enriched the town's tourism offerings. The whole town is divided into two parts: the Old Town and the Tourist Area. The Old Town still retains its layout from centuries ago, with damaged buildings restored to their original appearance. Entering the Tourist Area from the Old Town is like stepping into a different world, where beautiful seaside hotels, colorful flowers and plants, winding artificial paths, and tourists of all ethnicities form a series of vibrant pictures. It is also home to Tunisia's largest amusement park, Carthage Land. We will spend the whole day enjoying the Mediterranean beach and sunshine here. Check into the hotel for a rest after dinner.

Sleep in and wake up naturally in the morning. After lunch, drive to Kairouan, the holy city of Tunisia and one of the Four Great Islamic Holy Lands. Tunisian Muslims believe that seven pilgrimages to Kairouan are equivalent to one pilgrimage to Mecca. Visit the Great Mosque of Uqba (exterior view), the first and largest mosque built by Islam in North Africa. Magnificent and unique in style, it is a precious ancient cultural and religious heritage of Tunisia and the Arab world, and listed as a key cultural relic protection unit by UNESCO. Afterwards, visit the Mausoleum of Sidi Sahab (exterior view), also known as the Barber's Mosque. The entire mosque is centered on the mausoleum and decorated with colorful tiles, boasting a strong Andalusian style and exquisite beauty. Then visit the Aghlabid Basins, a crystallization of Tunisian wisdom. After the tour, proceed to Sousse, another resort on the Mediterranean coast.

After breakfast, proceed to El Djem and visit the El Djem Amphitheatre, one of the world's three great amphitheatres and the best-preserved one in the world, second only in scale to the Colosseum in Rome. Many renowned French writers such as Guy de Maupassant and Gustave Flaubert once made a special trip here to visit it, describing it as "the most exquisite amphitheatre in the world" and "the symbol and emblem of the Roman Empire's existence in Africa". After the tour, return to Sousse. Its mild climate, calm and beautiful coastline, and hospitable residents attract tourists from all over the world. The fine white sand and clear sea water here make it an ideal choice to watch the Mediterranean sunset.

After breakfast, drive to visit Carthage, the birthplace of Tunisia with a history of more than 3,000 years. Hailed as the City of National Monuments of Tunisia, it is one of the greatest archaeological sites ever discovered and an important symbol of the ancient civilizations in the Mediterranean region. Finally, head to the romantic blue-and-white town of Sidi Bou Said, known as one of the world's top ten romantic towns. It boasts the same azure Mediterranean Sea and white houses as Greece, yet interprets a unique Arab-style blue-and-white charm. Here, you can take in the full beauty of the Mediterranean Sea—white walls with blue windows, a bunch of richly scented jasmine flowers, a cup of pine nut mint tea, and the gentle Mediterranean sea breeze, all of which will surely make you linger on and forget to leave. Check into the hotel for a rest afterwards.

After hotel breakfast, proceed to the airport and take the flight to Tunis (Reference Flight: AT570 07:55-10:30), the capital city of Tunisia. Visit the Bardo National Museum, which is built on the site of imperial palaces of successive dynasties and renovated from part of the palaces, a grand building with Arab style. It is the most important archaeological and cultural relics museum in North Africa. In the whole of Africa, it is second only to the Egyptian Museum in Cairo in scale, and is world-famous for its extremely rich and magnificent mosaic collections. Then you can head to the French-style new urban area and stroll along Bourguiba Street, where the strong Mediterranean atmosphere greets you, just like wandering in the romantic capital Paris, and then proceed to Hammamet Resort Hotel for a rest.