Day Day 1
Arrive Granada, Spain
Arrive in Granada and settle in to your hotel, where tonight you enjoy drinks, followed by a welcome dinner. Meals: Dinner
The journey
Separated by the Mediterranean Sea and the Strait of Gibraltar, Spain and Morocco are forever linked by the Moorish culture. Travel by exclusively chartered small jet as you discover how the Moors shaped the region’s iconic architecture and incredible cuisine. Visit UNESCO World Heritage Sites, stay a night at Worldway’s Private Desert Camp and take in a private flamenco performance at a palace in Seville.
Complete package information
Separated by the Mediterranean Sea and the Strait of Gibraltar, Spain and Morocco are forever linked by the Moorish culture. Travel by exclusively chartered small jet as you discover how the Moors shaped the region’s iconic architecture and incredible cuisine. Visit UNESCO World Heritage Sites, stay a night at Worldway’s Private Desert Camp and take in a private flamenco performance at a palace in Seville.
Day Day 1
Arrive in Granada and settle in to your hotel, where tonight you enjoy drinks, followed by a welcome dinner. Meals: Dinner
Day Day 2
Set at the foot of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, Granada was the last bastion of Moorish Spain, remnants of which survive in the magnificent local architecture. Discover the Alhambra, a medieval Muslim palace and UNESCO World Heritage Site, led by a top local guide. See the delicate beauty of the Nazaries Palace, the Court of Myrtles and the intricately decorated Court of the Lions. Stroll the gardens of the Generalife, a palace from the days of Granada’s last Arab kings. Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
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Day Day 3
Board your private chartered flight to Morocco, landing in Fes. One of Morocco’s imperial cities, Fes offers an intoxicating barrage for the senses. Check in to your hotel, a refurbished former palace, where you stay for lunch. Explore Fes el-Jedid (modern Fes). See the Royal Palace, madrasas (school mosques), city wall and mellah (Jewish quarter). Attend a cocktail reception and dinner at your hotel, joined by a guest speaker who reveals fascinating aspects of Moroccan culture. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Day Day 4
Drive out to explore the Roman ruins of Volubilis, a UNESCO World Heritage Site brimming with iconic architecture and mosaics depicting mythical scenes. Proceed to a local winery outside of Meknes for a chef-led culinary experience at a restaurant set among sun-bathed vineyards and olive groves. Sample wine produced here and a gourmet meal made from local organic ingredients. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day Day 5
Explore Fes el-Bali (Old Fes), the cultural heart of Morocco. Stroll the labyrinthine old quarter, with its 9,000 narrow lanes, alleys and lively souks. View the 14th-century Karaouine — one of the world’s oldest universities — and visit Nejjarine Square. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
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Day Day 6
Fly to Er-Rachidia Moulay Ali Cherif and continue overland, stopping for lunch, before rolling out into the Sahara Desert in a 4x4 vehicle amid towering red sand dunes. Change modes of transport, riding camelback to reach Worldway’s Private Desert Camp. As the sun sets over the dunes, toast your desert sojourn with a refreshing cocktail. Relax to the sounds of authentic Moroccan entertainment beside a campfire before adjourning to a nearby tent for a dinner of regional dishes with wine. Slumber in comfort, in the silent Sahara. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Day Day 7
Fly by private charter to Marrakech — a garden-like city with a thousand-year-old history and a magical vibe that inspired a Crosby, Stills & Nash classic — saving hours of overland travel time. Stop for lunch, and then marvel at a horse show featuring stunning Arabian stallions. Settle into your exquisite hotel — and your elegant private riad — before gathering for dinner at your hotel. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day Day 8
Visit the Jardin Majorelle, a picturesque garden created by French painter Jacques Majorelle and later restored by design legend Yves Saint Laurent. Tour the on-site Pierre Bergé Museum of Berber Arts and the Yves Saint Laurent Museum nearby, which reveals his vast portfolio. Stop at the El Amane Association for Women and Children, a community initiative supported by Worldway Philanthropy. Your afternoon and evening are free. Relax or shop Marrakech’s souks at your own pace and dine on your own, perhaps at a fine restaurant recommended by your Resident Tour Director. Meals: Breakfast
Day Day 9
Explore Marrakech, starting at Bahia Palace, a reflection of 19th-century life. Visit the Dar El Bacha Palace or Ben Youssef Madrasa. Discover the meandering souks and colorful Djemaa el-Fna, Marrakech’s lively main square, where artists, street musicians and other performers entertain at every turn. Gather for a special dinner accompanied by a gnaoua band. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Day Day 10
Fly to Seville, Spain, where you walk with your guide to the Royal Alcázar — a monumental palace — for a special after-hours visit. Finish with a dinner of Spanish tapas. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day Day 11
Explore the Seville Cathedral with a guide and visit the Casa de Salinas, where you meet a member of the family that owns this small, private 16th-century palace. Privately visit Iglesia de Santa Maria La Blanca, with its impressive Baroque interior, for a special organ performance. Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
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Day Day 12
Venture by train to Córdoba, in Spain’s Andalusia region, for a walking tour of its whitewashed medieval streets. Stroll to its heart: the old Jewish quarter, part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Discover the magnificent Mezquita, viewing its 10th-century splendors, and continue to Medina Azahara, a major archaeological site, before returning to Seville. Ride by horse-drawn carriage to a private reception and farewell dinner, followed by a performance of flamenco dancing and singing — a fitting coda to your amazing Moorish adventure. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Day Day 13
After breakfast, take your private transfer to the airport for your departing flight. Meals: Breakfast
Booking process: Submit an enquiry for Spain and Morocco by Private Jet; a Worldway specialist verifies live availability, supplier terms, routing, rooming and guest requirements before confirmation.
Payments: Deposit, balance deadline, currency conversion and any gateway fees are confirmed in writing before payment. No automatic charge is made from this information page.
Changes & cancellation: Worldway Travels Group rules can vary by departure, cabin, aircraft, hotel and season. Final cancellation penalties are shared on the quote and invoice before booking.
Travel documents: Passport validity, visas, insurance, medical requirements and local taxes remain traveller responsibilities unless specifically included in the confirmed proposal.
Can this journey be tailored?: Yes — every element can be refined to your dates, pace and interests by our specialists.
How do I reserve?: Contact our team and we'll confirm availability and secure your preferred departure.
This page is designed as a complete pre-booking dossier. Final supplier availability, taxes, route permits, aircraft positioning, visas, insurance, rooming and cancellation rules are reconfirmed by Worldway before payment or ticketing.
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