Day Trip from Fez to Rabat

Tick off all the main sights of Rabat on this attraction-packed day trip from Fez.

Highlights include the UNESCO-listed Udayas Kasbah, constructed during the 12th and 13th centuries, and Hassan Tower, the city’s iconic hilltop mosque.

You’ll travel between cities in a comfortable, air-conditioned private vehicle, making lots of scenic stops along the way.

- A guided day trip of Rabat’s top sights from Fez - Tick off all the city’s main landmarks in a single outing, from the Old Medina to Hassan Tower - Enjoy free time to relax and grab a tasty traditional Moroccan lunch in a local restaurant - Travel comfortably with hassle-free, front-door hotel pickup and drop-off in a climate-controlled car

Pick up from hotel /Riad in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle.

Drive to “Rabat city” located on the Atlantic Ocean at the mouth of Bou Regreg River.

On the road, we will make stops to enjoy the landscape, cool air, and capture photos for the lifetime.

Upon arrival, to Rabat visit Hassan Tower which stands on the hill overlooking Wadi Bou-Regreg, Hassan Tower the magnificent mosque, emblematic of Rabat known for its unfinished minaret where storks nest.

Next, we’ll visit the charming Mausoleum Mohammed-V decorated with stained glass windows, marble, and wrought-iron entryway with a stairway leading to a spectacular dome. Break to relax, have lunch at a traditional local restaurant. Following lunch, start the second part tour that includes the following places: Bouregreg River, stopping to visit the UNESCO-listed Udayas Kasbah, which was constructed during the reign of the Almohads from 1121-1269 to protect the city and is enclosed by ramparts dating from the Almohad period.Another, visit of Bab Oudaïa, a monumental gate and great example of Almohad military architecture, watch Oudaïa- Musee, Moulay Ismaïl’s palace exhibiting collections of Moroccan folk art. Then, relax in the Moorish style Andalusian garden.

Rabat tour, will not be complete without a stroll around “chellah” ruins commemorating, the once strong powerful Roman port. Last stop, a new town that has wide boulevards, open green spaces; avenues lined with residential blocks; railroad, Bank of Morocco, Musee Poste, and cathédrale Saint-Pierre. Finally, the day trip from Fez to Rabat concludes with a drop-off back to the original starting point.

• Wheelchair accessible
• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
• All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels