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The founder, Brahim, was raised as a nomad in the Sahara Desert. His family lived a nomadic life until he was about ten years old, and the strong family values he grew up with are now extended to every one of our guests. As a child, Brahim dreamed of starting his own tour company and showing travelers the real Morocco. Today, he lives that dream. Brahim knows the desert and its environment like the back of his hand—it’s where he feels most alive—and he is passionate about sharing that profound, exhilarating sense of wonder with every guest who joins us among the majestic Saharan dunes.
Volubilis Day Trip from Fes Step beyond the bustling medina of Fes and into the ancient world on a full-day excursion to Volubilis and Meknes. Start among the soaring columns and intricate floor mosaics of Volubilis, one of the Roman Empire’s most far-flung and best-preserved outposts. Then, journey to the imperial city of Meknes, where monumental gates like Bab Mansour, lively souks, and hidden royal stables tell stories of Sultan Moulay Ismail’s grandeur. With a seasoned local guide leading the way and comfortable transport throughout, you’ll experience a seamless blend of archaeology, architecture, and authentic Moroccan culture—all just a scenic drive from Fes.
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Price Includes
Pick up & Drop off at your Accommodation in Fes.
Private Comfortable Transport 4×4 Car or Minivan with A/C.
Experienced English Speaking Driver.
Free time to wander through the kasbahs, canyons, breaks for photos, and more.
Price Excludes
Lunch & drinks
Entrance fees to the Monuments.
Tips for your Driver, Guide, Restaurant…etc.
Any Private Expences
Itinerary
Fes Volubilis Meknes excursion (day trip)
Day tour Volubilis Meknes from Fes
With Moroccan Voyagers, your journey starts at sunrise in Fes. A local driver will pick you up and take you through the authentic countryside to Volubilis—Morocco’s finest Roman ruin. Walk ancient paths, see stunning mosaics, and touch history, not just hear it.
Then on to Meknes, the “Versailles of Morocco”: the grand Bab Mansour gate and the vast Heri es-Souani stables that once held 12,000 horses.
Enjoy a family-run lunch in the old medina—lamb tagine or veggie couscous with mint tea. Afterward, explore the souks at your own pace: ceramics, djellabas, brass lanterns. No pressure, just real local life.
As the sun softens, return to Fes through golden hills. Back by early evening—having lived three Moroccan eras in one day.
