A journey into the Past...
For centuries, Morocco has been a land of coexistence, where diverse cultures and faiths have lived side by side. Although today the population is predominantly Muslim, the country’s cities still bear powerful traces of its rich Jewish heritage.
Jews first arrived in Morocco as early as 70 CE, with a significant second wave following the expulsion from Spain in 1492. These communities established mellahs (Jewish quarters)—self-contained neighborhoods with synagogues, markets, and narrow winding streets—creating vibrant centers of Jewish life that continue to tell their story today.
| Departure Date: | Aug 02, 2026 |
| Return Date: | Aug 12, 2026 |
This tour includes:
All ground transportation is by private bus. We provide a local national English-speaking guide. All breakfasts and dinners (vegetarian option always available) are included. Entrance fees and local taxes are included throughout. In addition to our national and local guides, the Academic Leader on this tour is Dr. Peter Tarlow, a leading expert on the Sefarad legacy.
Among the cities to be visited:
Rabat, Fes, Marrakech, Essaouira and Casablanca.
5-Star Hotels:
Rabat: Sofitel Rabat Jardin des Roses Hotel
Fez: Marriott Jnan Palace
Marrakech: Savoy Le Grand Hotel
Essaouira: Hotel Le Golf D’Essaouira & Spa
Casablanca: Hyatt Regency
