Participants will arrive in Casablanca where a driver will be waiting to take them to the hotel.
Free day to stroll along the seafront or to walk through the iconic streets of the Habous medina.

The day begins on fast roads to reach the hinterland. At Khemisset, we leave the highway to have lunch at the lake of Dait Erromi.
The valley of the Oued Beh presents itself in clay hills and pine forests, one of the most splendid highway transects in Morocco.
Guided tour of the medina of Fez, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1981.

Challenge day! By road, we start the two thirds of the North-South crossing of the Rif mountains. We will pass by the fields of cannabis culture.
Lunch in Taounate and overnight stay in Issaguen, a small mountain village at the foot of Jbel Tidghine, the highest relief of the Rif.

Arrival in Al Hoceima by steep descents from where we can see the Mediterranean basin from tens of kilometers.
Free afternoon, leaving time to enjoy the turquoise beaches and breathtaking cliffs of the bay of Al Hoceima.

The bypass moves away from the Mediterranean shore. Lunch break in Jebha, then continuation on the bypass which borders the Mediterranean by borrowing an infinity of curves.
Crossing of the gorges of Oued Laou, landscapes with Alpine taste of the national park of Talassemtane. Then, a mandatory stop in the tourist village of Akchour, known by its greenish and transparent rivers.
Overnight in the blue city of Chefchaouen recognized and recognizable by its Moorish architecture and the blue tint impregnated on its buildings, making it one of the most photographed places in the world.

Immediate shortcut to Tangier, lunch in the city then we head to the maritime promontory of Cap Spartel which overlooks the western end of the Strait of Gibraltar, where the sea meets the ocean.
We coast the Atlantic Ocean to arrive at the artistic city of Assilah, Portuguese ramparts alleys revealing dozens of works of art on each wall.
Arrival at the wild beach of Sidi Mghayet, where we will spend the night - swimming and possibly motorcycle ride on the beach.

Secondary roads lead us to Larache, known as Lixus, an ancient Carthaginian and Roman port.
We will then take the highway to Casablanca where you will join your hotel for a hearty dinner and a well-deserved night's rest.