Surrounded by beautiful beaches, the city of Rabat has a very special ambience with its memorable blend of Islamic and European influences. The fourth of the imperial cities, Rabat was only declared the modern capital of Morocco in 1913.

Casablanca is where everything happens on Morocco! Made famous by Humphrey Bogart and Hollywood, it is Morocco's largest city, its economic heart, and home to 60 percent of the country's companies.

Meknes is one of Morocco's most striking imperial cities. The Sultan Moulay Ismail, made Meknes his capital. Palaces, mosques, gardens, lakes, granaries, and stables were built over a period of 50 years, and yet Moulay Ismail dream city, surrounded by a massive rampart wall, was never finished.

The ancient city of Marrakech is one of the most dramatic cities in Morocco when seen against the backdrop of the snow-capped High Atlas mountains.

Fez is the spiritual and cultural center of Morocco. The most ancient of the imperial cities, it is a city of enormous variety and contrast. It is unrivalled in the splendor and beauty of its monuments and architecture.

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Traveling to the East of the Galicia region, you will visit Noia, a beautiful fishing town, with Romanesque churches such as, Santa Maria a Nova, San Martino and San Francisco. As you traverse the 14th Century Pontenafonso Bridge, you will arrive at Muros, a typical small manor town, situated at the mouth of the Estuary and declared as historical-artistic center.

The tour will then continue to Carnota, known for having Galicia's longest beach and largest stone granary.

Enjoy a three-course lunch with a variety of the local flavors, before heading to Finisterre, a typical and original small town situated on the "Promontorium Nerium". Admire the Romanesque church from the 12th Century, Christ of the golden beard, the Port and Beach.

At Cape Finisterre, admire impressive views over the Atlantic Ocean from the lighthouse as your guide tells of the mysterious legends of shipwrecks and this notoriously named Coast of the Death.

The high mountains that run down to the sea are dotted with extraordinarily beautiful villages that seem to hang right from the mountains themselves. The estuaries are small here, with villages scattered along the shoreline, sheltered from the winter storms by cliffs and mountains.

This tour is of great cultural, natural and landscape interest as the area visited runs down the snowy peaks of the Sierra Nevada to the shores of the Mediterranean.

Given its variety of microclimates it is considered as one of Europe's greatest enclaves of botanical interest, inherited by the Arabs. Its spectacular landscape with clusters of small white villages with flat earthen roofs (terrados) and terraced farmland that reaches over 6,561 feet (2,000 meters) make this an essential visit.

Pass through Lanjaron, famous medicinal spa town; Orgiva, center of the Alpujarra region and a series of picturesque villages and hamlets such as Caratunas, Pampaneira, Pitres, Portugos with its natural spring and Trevelez, the highest village in Spain. You will then continue through Bubion to Capileira perched above the marvelous Ravine of Poqueira where a typical Alpujarreno lunch will be served.