12 Days 9 Nights Morocco – Spain – Portugal

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Departure: 30 APR 2025

Places of Interest:

CASABLANCA – MARRAKESH – RABAT – TANGIER – TARIFA – SEVILLE – LISBON – SEVILLE – CORDOBA – GRANADA – TOLEDO –
MADRID

Day 1 | Depart from KLIA (Meal on board)

• Gather at the International Airport Kuala Lumpur (KLIA1) to board the flight to Casablanca via Doha.

Day 2 |DOHA – CASABLANCA – MARRAKESH (L & D)

Tour in Casablanca

• Visit Hassan II Mosque, the fifth mosque largest in the world that can hold as many as 105,000 pilgrims with towers 689 feet high, is the mosque minaret highest in the world.
• Shopping in designated areas, Djemaa El-Fnaa Square, a bazaar and souk square popularly located in the Old Medina that is recognized as the UNESCO Masterpiece of World Heritage.
• Dinner and hotel check-in. Overnight at Marrakesh

Tour in Marakesh

• Berber Pharmacie: a shop selling goodsMorroco spices, traditional cosmetics such as argan oil, olive, and cactus.
• Visit Bahia Palace a palace that is magnificently beautiful with 160 rooms built at the end of the 19th century and is the best Islamic and traditional architecture ever built
• Koutoubia Mosque, the icon of the city of Marrakesh dubbed as the ‘masterpiece’ of the Al-Mohades clan which is the main mosque in this city and has a tower as high as 77m.
• Visit Menara Gardens which is a garden that was built in the middle of the 12th century during Almohad rule.
• Dinner and check-in and overnight at Casablanca.

Take the ferry across the Strait of Gibraltar to Tarifa, a city located in the furthest southern Spain.

Tour in Granada

• Visit the original Alhambra and Generalife built as a fortress before being renovated to become a palace by the ruler of the Kingdom of Granada Nasri who are Moorish. Is the greatest landmark ever built by the Islamic government in Spain.
• Albayzin Muslim Quarters: Area a settlement that still maintains a lot of Islamic architecture is an area the oldest in this city since the 11th century.
• Grand Mosque of Granada: Built on year 2003, this mosque offers an interesting location to take panoramic photos of Alhambra Palace.
• Dinner before hotel check-in and overnight in Granada

Tour in Seville

• Visit the Plaza de Espana, a building that has a pretty interesting design that is located at in the area of Maria Luisa Park and there is a large fountain pool in the middle and paintings along the walls that tell the history of the glory of Spain.
• Photo stop Seville Cathedral, an artistic church the largest Gothic building in the world. This church was originally a mosque that was built during the Almohad reign, before being demolished and rebuilt as a Roman Catholic church after the fall of the Islamic empire. The original minaret of the mosque named The Giralda Tower is still intact standing next to it
• Photo stop at the former Royal Alcazara government palace owned by the Moorish Islam Government.
• Dinner and hotel check-in. Overnight at Seville.

Tour in Lisbon

• Visit Belem Tower, the fortress tower defenses built in the 16th century, and Monument to the Discoveries built 171 feet high and shaped like a ship in 1940 to celebrate the achievement of Portuguese explorers.
• Stop for photos at Jeronimos Monastery, a monastery with the ultimate Portuguese-Gothic Manueline architecture that keeps the tomb of Vasco da Gama, the Portuguese explorer who was the first person to sail directly from Europe to India.
• Lunch and pray at The Central Mosque of Lisbon which was built in 1985 as a result of the contribution of the Muslim community.
• Visit Rossio Square which is the square most lively in Lisbon surrounded by water Baroque fountains, monuments, and monuments historic as well as Praca deComercio.
• Dinner and hotel check-in. Overnight at Lisbon.