Gather at Changi International Airport for your flight to Casablanca, Morocco.

Mausolée Mohammed V:

Tomb of King Mohammed V and his sons, built in 10 years by 400 craftsmen.

Hassan Tower:

Unfinished mosque minaret and key historical site in Rabat.

Royal Palace of Rabat (outside view only):

The King's residence, admired for its architecture and gardens; not open to visitors.

Kasbah des Oudayas:

Almohad-built fortress, later elite residence; named after the Oudaya tribe.

Medina of Chefchaouen:

The "Blue Pearl," known for blue buildings, Andalusian style, and Muslim heritage.

Volubilis Roman Ruins:

UNESCO site since 1997, once home to King Juba II; a window into ancient Morocco.

Bab Boujloud (The Blue Gate):

Iconic entrance to Fes el Bali, known for its blue-green tiles and Islamic architecture.

Royal Palace Gates (outside view only):

Seven ven grand copper doors crafted by local artisans in the 1960s.

Karaouine Mosque (outside view only):

Founded in 857, home to the world's oldest university; admired for its age and legacy.

Chouara Tanneries:

Historic site where artisans use ancient methods and natural dyes to produce leather.

Ifrane's Tranquil Atmosphere:

Free time in Ifrane, a Middle Atlas town called Morocco's Switzerland.

Lion Sculpture:

Landmark honoring the now-extinct-in-the-wild Atlas Lion.

4WD to visit the Fossile Factory:

See marine fossils from when this land was underwater(540-250 million years ago).

Merzouga's Stunning Sand Dunes:

Explore Erg Chebbi's Sahara dunes and the golden desert scenery.

Tea by Nomad Family:

Enjoy tea in a goat-hair nomad tent.

Todra Gorges' Towering Canyons:

Explore 300m-deep canyons, Morocco's mini Grand Canyon.

Valley of Roses' Natural Beauty:

Visit the UNESCO Geopark, known for rose culture and traditions.

Dades Valley's Winding Roads:

Drive scenic roads between Boumalne and Megouna.

Kasbah Taourirt:

Historic, well-preserved adobe fortress.

Atlas Studio:

Famous film studio showcasing Moroccan cinema.

Kasbah Ait Benhaddou:

UNESCO site, iconic architecture seen in films.

Berber Women's Cooperative:

See traditional argan oil made by Berber women.

Jemaa El Fna Square:

Lively square with performers and centuries.

Majorelle Garden (entrance):

Botanical masterpiece with vibrant colors and exotic plants, established in 1931.

Koutoubia Mosque (outside view only):

12th-century architectural marvel with a towering 77- meter minaret.

Bahia Palace (entrance):

Lavish palace showcasing craftsmanship and opulent interiors.

Moroccan Old Medina and Souks:

Intricate maze of vibrant markets offering a Dinner Show at Dar Essalam in Marrakech.

Place Mohammed V:

Tour around Place Mohammed V, a central public square in Casablanca known for its French colonial architecture and cultural importance.

Corniche of Ain Diab:

Stroll the Corniche of Ain Diab for its scenic ocean views

Visit the Great Hassan Mosque II - one of the largest and refined mosques in the world, a masterpiece of architectural and handcrafted design before departing for the airport. Leave for Singapore, home sweet home.