10-day train trip from Marrakech to Fes

After arriving in Marrakech and checking into an eco-friendly riad, you can spend the afternoon visiting the Medina or concentrating your efforts on the local artisans and sustainable shops.

You can start the day by visiting Jardin Majorelle, which is known for its conservation efforts. You would also want to head on over to the Yves Saint Laurent Museum which highlights sustainable architecture. In the evening, you could do a walking tour of the city, one which emphasizes the history of the city with a focus on sustainability practices.

Take an early morning train to Casablanca. Tour the Hassan II Mosque, one of the largest in the world, with marine conservation initiatives, at lunchtime dine in a restaurant committed to using local farmers and organic products. Then spend the night at a green hotel.

Take a short train to Rabat. You will have a few options; you can visit the Chellah, an ancient Roman site with current preservation activities, or visit the Kasbah of the Udayas, where you welcome its history and refurbishment. –You will spend the night at a guesthouse committed to sustainable practices.

Explore the Mohammed VI Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, showcasing local artists committed to social justice and cultural sustainability. And wander through Rabat’s botanical gardens in support of biodiversity. Train to Meknes, of imperial fame. Explore Volubilis, a UNESCO World Heritage site where a variety of local origin preservation programs exist, and discover Bab Mansour Gate and El Hedim Square. Perhaps visit local markets that promote fair trade. – Stay in an eco-friendly hotel.

Train to Meknes, of imperial fame. Explore Volubilis, a UNESCO World Heritage site where a variety of local origin preservation programs exist, and discover Bab Mansour Gate and El Hedim Square. Perhaps visit local markets that promote fair trade.

– Stay in an eco-friendly hotel.

From your base explore everything that Fes has to offer. You could take a train ride in the morning to Fes, once there you can check into a eco–friendly riad in the Medina and you‘ll have all day to explore Fes el Bali, focusing on traditional crafts and sustainable practices.

 Join a guided tour of Fes tanneries focusing on sustainable leather production methods, Visit Al Quaraouiyine University highlighting historical preservation initiatives, or take a workshop for Moroccan cooking using organic items.

On this day, you have free reign to spend your time as you wish

Whether it is taking your last morning to see any sites you have on your list or doing some last minute shopping with any of the ethical vendors. Depart from Fes with memories of a more sustainable travel experience in Morocco.