✅ What’s Included

• Private round-trip transportation in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle
• Hotel or riad pick-up and drop-off in Casablanca
• Professional English-speaking driver
• Licensed local guide for the walking tour in Fez
• Guided visit to key cultural and historical landmarks in Fez
• Stop at a panoramic viewpoint (Borj Nord)
• Visit to a traditional pottery and mosaic workshop

❌ What’s Not Included

• Lunch and beverages
• Entrance fees to monuments or historical sites
• Personal expenses (souvenirs, tips, etc.)
• Gratuities for the driver and guide (optional but appreciated)

⚠️ Important Information to Consider Before Booking

• Not wheelchair accessible: Due to the narrow, uneven alleys of the Fez medina and historic sites, this tour is not suitable for wheelchair users or those with severe mobility limitations.
• Moderate physical activity required: The walking tour includes cobbled streets, inclines, and some stairs. Comfortable walking shoes are strongly recommended.
• Infant seats available upon request: Please let us know in advance if you require a child or infant seat.
• Not recommended for travelers with serious heart conditions or respiratory issues due to the extended walking and variable terrain.
• Weather-appropriate clothing advised: Summers in Fez can be hot; light, breathable clothing, a sunhat, and sunscreen are recommended. In cooler months, bring a jacket.
• Cultural sensitivity: Visitors are encouraged to dress modestly, especially within the medina and religious sites, out of respect for local customs.
• Customizable experience: The itinerary can be adjusted to suit your pace and interests—please mention any special requests when booking.

🎒 What to Bring

To make the most of your Fez day trip, we recommend bringing the following:

• Comfortable walking shoes – You’ll be exploring on foot through cobbled alleys and uneven terrain.
• Sun protection – Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a wide-brimmed hat are essential, especially in the warmer months.
• Reusable water bottle – Stay hydrated throughout the day.
• Light jacket or layers – Mornings can be cool, especially in autumn and spring; layering is ideal.
• Camera or smartphone – You’ll want to capture the medina’s vibrant scenes, architectural gems, and sweeping views.
• Cash in Moroccan dirhams (MAD) – For small purchases, souvenirs, or entrance fees (many places do not accept cards).
• Personal medication – If you have specific medical needs, please bring any necessary medications or supplies.
• Respectful clothing – While not strictly required, dressing modestly (shoulders and knees covered) is appreciated, especially when entering religious or traditional spaces.