A Tapestry of Cultures
KOSHER MOROCCO
Jewish, Berber, Aabian, Moroccan, Bedouin & Islamic
Feburary 22-March 4,2027
March 8-18,2027
September 6-16,2027
With Expert Guides: Cindy Kline and AJ Jacobson
10 Days
Feburary 22-March 4,2027
March 8-18,2027
September 6-16,2027
1 Country
Morocco
6 Cities
Casablanca, Marrakech, Fez, Rabat, Agafay Desert, Agadir, Ifran
Experience
Culture & Adventure
Price
TBA Early Bird Discount
TBA Regular Price
Double Occupancy
Single Supplement TBA
Kosher World Adventures Trip to Morocco
A Tour that allows you to keep Glatt Kosher and Daven with a minyan!
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Authentic Glatt Kosher Moroccan cuisine throughout
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Dedicated Mashgiach T’midi traveling with us
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Opportunities for daily davening together
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Shabbat with the local Jewish community
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Visits to historic Mellahs and Jewish heritage sites
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Berber desert experience with camel riding
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Sahara tent accommodation under the stars
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Ceramics, leatherwork & traditional henna artistry
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UNESCO Kasbahs and imperial cities
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Where the Atlantic meets the Mediterranean
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Nature walks through Morocco’s dramatic landscapes
Tentative Itinerary
MONDAY
22 February
Day 1: Casablanca: Grandeur & Memory
A powerful introduction to Morocco’s spiritual and architectural grandeur.
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Arrive in Casablanca and begin immediately with magnificence.
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We visit the awe-inspiring Hassan II Mosque overlooking the Atlantic — a masterpiece of Moroccan craftsmanship. From there, we step into Jewish Morocco at the Jewish Museum and a historic Beit Knesset that tells the story of a vibrant and resilient community.
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In the evening, we gather for dinner with members of the local Jewish community — a warm and meaningful welcome to this remarkable land.
Accommodations: Casablanca
TUESDAY
23 February
Day 2: Rabat & Tangier: Imperial Elegance
From royal elegance to coastal crossroads between continents.
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We explore Rabat, Morocco’s refined imperial capital.
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We view the Royal Palace, wander through the Mellah, stand before the Hassan Tower, and visit the Mausoleum of Mohammed V. Morocco’s layers of leadership, history, and artistry begin to unfold.
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By afternoon, the journey turns north toward Tangier, Morocco’s legendary port city where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Mediterranean Sea.
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Kosher dinner is shared within the Jewish community before overnight in Tangier.
Accommodations: Tangier
WEDNESDAY
24 February
Day 3 – Where Oceans Meet: Tangier to Chefchaouen
A day shaped by geography, legend, and color.
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We explore Cap Spartel and the legendary Hercules Caves before visiting Tangier’s synagogue and historic Jewish quarter.
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Continuing south through Tetouan, we arrive in Chefchaouen — the famed Blue City. Its indigo alleyways and mountain air offer a slower rhythm and a photographer’s dream.
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Dinner and overnight in Chefchaouen.
Accommodations: Chefchaouen.
THURSDAY
25 February
Day 4 – Gates of Empire: Meknes to Fez
History carved in stone and royal ambition.
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We begin the morning wandering through Chefchaouen’s blue-washed streets before heading south to Meknes, once the capital of Sultan Moulay Idriss. His royal stables once housed 12,000 horses — a glimpse into Morocco’s grandeur.
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We pause at the impressive Bab Mansour gate before continuing on to Fez.
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Dinner and overnight in Fez.
Accommodations: Fez
FRIDAY
26 February
Day 5 – Fez: A Living Medieval World
One of the oldest imperial cities in Morocco and home to the arab’s oldest university.
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A guided visit through Fez el-Bali, the ancient Medina of Fez, reveals a city that feels beautifully untouched by time.
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In the Karaouine Quarter, artisans dye leather and craft their trades as their ancestors did centuries ago, preserving traditions that define Morocco’s cultural heritage.
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The Mellah of Fez (Jewish Quarter), with its historic synagogues, Jewish cemetery, and views toward the Royal Palace, reflects the once-thriving Jewish community of Morocco and its enduring legacy.
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As the afternoon softens, preparation begins for Shabbat. In this remarkable imperial city, Shabbat enters with dignity and warmth, followed by a beautifully prepared Glatt Kosher dinner shared together.
Accommodations: Fez
SHABBAT
27 February
Day 6 – Shabbat in Fez: Pause & Presence
A day to slow the rhythm and deepen connection.
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Shabbat in Morocco offers rare contrast.
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Beyond the lively Medina walls, the day unfolds gently — prayer, shared meals, conversation, reflection.
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In the heart of one of the world’s oldest imperial cities, time slows.
Accommodations: Fez
SUNDAY
28 February
Day 7 – From Atlas Peaks to Sahara Sands
Landscapes shift from alpine charm to endless dunes.
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The journey south moves through changing landscapes.
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Ifrane surprises with alpine character before the Middle Atlas Mountains unfold in wide horizons.
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By afternoon, the terrain shifts toward the Sahara Desert. In Erfoud, gateway to the dunes, transfer is made to desert camp.
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As the sun lowers, golden dunes ripple toward the horizon. Silence expands. Evening settles over the Sahara with dinner beneath an immense desert sky.
Accommodations: Sahara desert tent
MONDAY
1 March
Day 8 – Sunrise & The Road of a Thousand Kasbahs
A day of vast horizons and dramatic cliffs.
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Early risers may choose to ride camels across the dunes as the sun rises over the Sahara — a quiet, unforgettable moment.
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After breakfast, we journey through the dramatic Todgha Gorges, where towering cliffs rise around us.
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We travel along the famed Road of a Thousand Kasbahs via the Dades Valley, arriving in Ouarzazate for dinner and overnight.
Accommodations: Ouarzazate
TUESDAY
2 March
Day 9 – Ait Ben Haddou & The Road to Marrakech
Ancient fortresses and mountain passes.
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This morning we explore Ait Ben Haddou, a UNESCO-protected Kasbah whose ochre walls have served as the backdrop for many films.
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We may also visit the Taourirt Kasbah before traveling through the scenic Tiz’n Tichka pass toward Marrakech.
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Dinner and overnight in Marrakech.
Accommodations: Agadir
WEDNESDAY
3 March
Day 10 – Marrakech: A Feast for the Senses
Spice, color, architecture, and living theatre.
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We explore the Medina’s winding alleys, filled with spice stalls, artisans, and centuries of tradition.
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We visit the tranquil Menara Gardens, the 19th-century Bahia Palace, and optionally the Majorelle Gardens.
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Our day concludes in the famous Djemaa El Fna square — alive with performers, storytellers, and color. From a rooftop café, we take in the Atlas Mountains in the distance as the city pulses below.
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Dinner and overnight in Marrakech.
Accommodations: Merrakesh
Thursday
4 March
Day 11: Ourika Valley & Departure
A gentle farewell framed by mountain views.
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Depending on flight times, we may visit the picturesque Ourika Valley before returning to Marrakech or Casablanca for departure.
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We leave Morocco carrying its colors, flavors, melodies — and memories that linger long after the journey ends.
Trip Includes
All accommodations - 4-5 Star Hotels
3 Kosher meals everyday
Private English Speaking guide
Bottles of water everyday
Chauffeured Air-conditioned bus
Domestic Flight to Casablanca
Mashgiach Kashrut
Guided camel safari
Tourist tax
Chez Ali Show
All entrance fees to above-mentioned monuments / sights
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