Explore the Best of Spain and Morocco
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Wings Over the World itineraries feature private charter flights between destinations, allowing you the convenience of visiting remote places with less time spent getting there.
Explore two countries forever linked to the great Moorish culture that ruled them from the eighth to the 15th century, discovering how the Moors shaped the region’s iconic architecture and incredible cuisine on a luxury journey that features several UNESCO World Heritage Sites, a stay at A&K’s Exclusive Desert Tented Camp, and a private flamenco performance at a palace in Seville.
Highlights
- Fly on privately chartered aircraft, saving hours or even days over commercial air routes
- Marvel at the fortress-like Alhambra Palace, a fine example of Islamic architecture in Granada
- Ride a camel and experience the Sahara in style at an A&K Exclusive Desert Tented Camp
- Discover the well-preserved mosaics of Roman villas at Volubilis and the medieval-era Medina of Fez, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites
- Behold the mastery of Yves Saint Laurent at a museum devoted to his works in Marrakech
- Customize your travel experience on an afternoon in vibrant Marrakech, taking advantage of A&K’s diverse Design Your Day feature
- Explore Seville’s monumental Royal Alcázar palace on a special after-hours visit
- Walk the whitewashed medieval streets of Córdoba, once known as a city of three cultures — Muslim, Jewish and Christian
Itinerary
Day 1
Arrive Granada, Spain
Arrive in Granada, where you are met and transferred to your hotel. Tonight, join your Resident Tour Director and fellow guests for a cocktail, followed by a welcome dinner at your hotel.
Meals Included: Dinner
Accommodation: Alhambra Palace Hotel
Day 2
Granada | The Incomparable Alhambra
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. Then, stroll the gardens of the Generalife, a palace from the days of Granada’s last Arab kings.
Meals Included: Breakfast & Dinner
Accommodation: Alhambra Palace Hotel
Day 3
Fez, Morocco | Land of Rich Heritage
Privately visit the Fundación Rodríguez-Acosta Museum before boarding your chartered flight to Morocco, landing in Fez. Transfer to your hotel, a refurbished former palace, where you stay for lunch. This afternoon, tour Fez el-Jedid (modern Fez). See the Royal Palace, madrasas (school-mosques), the city wall and the mellah (Jewish quarter). Tonight at your hotel, attend a special cocktail reception and dinner, joined by a guest speaker who reveals fascinating aspects of Moroccan culture.
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accommodation: Palais Faraj Suites & Spa
Day 4
Fez | Timeless Medieval City
Explore Fez el-Bali (Old Fez), the cultural heart of Morocco. Stroll the labyrinthine old quarter, with its 9,000 narrow lanes, alleys and lively souks. Enter the intricately detailed 14th-century Karaouine — one of the word’s oldest universities, and visit Nejjarine Square.
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accommodation: Palais Faraj Suites & Spa
Day 5
Volubilis | Roman Ruins, Sunny Vineyards
Journey overland to explore the Roman ruins of Volubilis, a UNESCO World Heritage Site brimming with iconic architecture and mosaics depicting mythical scenes. Venture to a local winery outside of Meknes, for a special Chef ’s Table experience set among the region’s sun-bathed vineyards and olive groves. Sample some of the wine produced here along with a gourmet meal made from locally sourced, organic ingredients.
Meals Included: Breakfast & Lunch
Accommodation: Palais Faraj Suites & Spa
Day 6
Sahara Desert | Camel Ride to Desert Camp
Fly to Er-Rachidia Moulay Ali Cherif, and then transfer overland, stopping for lunch, before rolling out into the Sahara Desert, amid towering red sand dunes, in a 4×4 vehicle. Change modes of transport, mounting a camel to complete your journey to A&K’s exclusive nomadic tented camp. As the sun sets over the dunes, toast your desert sojourn with a Scenic Sundowner. Later, 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 tonight in comfort, in the silent Sahara.
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accommodation: A&K Exclusive Desert Tented Camp
Day 7
Marrakech | Arabian Horses & Moroccan Cuisine
Fly by private charter to Marrakech, saving hours of overland travel time. Upon arrival, stop for lunch, and then marvel at a horse show featuring stunning Arabian stallions. Then, check in to your exquisite hotel — and your elegant riad room. Tonight, gather for a traditional Moroccan dinner prepared by an award-winning chef at the hotel’s restaurant.
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accommodation: Royal Mansour Marrakech
Day 8
Marrakech | Exploring the Red City
Explore Marrakech, starting at the 19th-century Bahia Palace. Then, visit the Ben Youssef Madrasa, an Islamic college adorned with marvellous carvings. Savour lunch in the lively medina, followed by an opportunity to discover the meandering souks and colorful Djemaa El Fna Square.
Meals Included: Breakfast & Lunch
Accommodation: Royal Mansour Marrakech
Day 9
Marrakech | Historic Gardens & Design Your Day
Ride by horse-drawn carriage to Jardin Majorelle, a picturesque garden created by French painter Jacques Majorelle and later restored by design legend Yves Saint Laurent. Tour the on-site Berber Museum and the Yves Saint Laurent Museum nearby, which reveals his vast portfolio. This afternoon, enjoy one of these Design Your Day activities.
- Learn to Cook with Moroccan Spices during a hands-on cooking class with a local chef.
- Explore the City’s Souks with an expert guide, walking narrow streets lined with shops plying local food and crafts.
- Walk the Historic Jewish Quarter (Mellah) with a guide, a place once known as a bastion of religious tolerance.
Later, gather for a special dinner featuring entertainment by a gnaoua band.
Meals Included: Breakfast & Dinner
Accommodation: Royal Mansour Marrakech
Day 10
Seville, Spain | After-hours at The Royal Alcázar
Board a privately chartered flight to Seville, Spain, where you check in to your hotel, and then walk with your guide to the Royal Alcázar — a monumental palace — for a special after-hours visit. Finish the evening with a dinner of authentic Spanish tapas.
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accommodation: Hotel Alfonso XIII
Day 11
Seville | Private Visit to Hospital De La Caridad
Today, explore the Seville Cathedral with a guide, and then visit the Casa de Salinas, where you meet a member of the family that owns this small, private 16th-century palace. Tonight, after dinner at a local restaurant, experience a private, after-hours visit to Baroque Hospital de la Caridad and hear Gregorian chant performed live.
Meals Included: Breakfast & Dinner
Accommodation: Hotel Alfonso XIII
Day 12
Córdoba & Seville | A Vibrant Flamenco Finale
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 the historic centre of Córdoba, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Then, discover the magnificent Mezquita, viewing its 10th-century splendours, and continuing to Medina Azahara, one of the main archaeological sites in Spain, before returning to Seville. Later this evening, 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 Included: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accommodation: Hotel Alfonso XIII
Day 13
Depart Seville
After breakfast, transfer to the airport and depart.
Meals Included: Breakfast
Journey Details
Flight Details: Granada-Fez (55 min) | Fez-Erfoud (40 min) | Erfoud-Marrakech (50 min)| Marrakech-Seville (1 hour 20 min)
Aircraft: Bombardier Challenger 850 or comparable (Aircraft and seating configuration subject to change)
Departures & Rates
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Accommodation
Alhambra Palace Hotel, Granada
Hotel Alhambra Palace is a landmark luxury hotel and palace in the heart of the Alhambra. Inspired by the Alhambra itself, there are 108 rooms and suites each with a special charm. Soak up the unforgettable views of romantic Granada, the Sierra Nevada and the forest of the Alhambra from a variety of dining venues.
Palais Faraj Suites & Spa, Fes
Allow the Palais Faraj to take you back in time a thousand years, this grand building with its sumptuous designs and bespoke furniture has the ideal location in the heart of Fes. The Palais Faraj is full of fabulous fountains, intricate arches, carved wood, stucco laces, beautiful marble floors and sacred geometry. This boutique hotel boasts a selection of beautiful suites. Each suite has been designed using the distinguished art of secret alchemy complemented by the latest luxury facilities.
Boasting two restaurants and two bars; the Moroccan Restaurant L’Amandier is one of the best in Fes. As special requests, courses of Fassi cuisine and natural cosmetics of the Moroccan women can be arranged, as well as workshops of brocade weaving, pottery, stucco and zellige uncovering some of the Moroccan traditions.
Royal Mansour Marrakech
Built and owned by King Mohammed VI, The Royal Mansour is situated in the heart of Marrakech, within the walls of the medina, a stone’s throw away from the Koutoubia Mosque and Djemaa El Fna Square.
The hotel was created to host guests of the Royal Family and aims to be amongst the most incredible places to stay in the world. Designed like a medina and made up of riads, it has been built by Moroccan craftsmen in a display of the finest Moroccan interior architecture and design.
Stay in a 2 bedroom riad or higher and you will be completely pampered at Royal Mansour, with a private butler service. Each riad has its own distinct character and is furnished with silks and brocades, antiques and hand-crafted furniture. One or more lavish bedrooms can be found on the first floor arranged around a central open-air courtyard. Ascend to the roof terrace for your own private pool and sunbeds.
Alfonso XIII Hotel, Seville
The Hotel Alfonso XIII was created in unique Andalusian style for the Exhibition of the Americas in 1928 and was opened by King Alfonso XIII. Since then it has been the home in Seville of Royalty, Heads of Government, film stars and every other important visitor to the city. The iconic Alfonso XIII is an unique landmark which embodies the hospitality, aesthetic genius and traditional harmony of life that characterises Seville.
It is located in the historic centre near the banks of the Guadalquivir and only a few minutes from the Royal Palace of the Alcázar, the Cathedral, the Plaza de España and the delicious flower filled Barrio Santa Cruz. The Hotel Alfonso XIII features 151 rooms all tastefully decorated in Moorish, Castilian and Classic styles all sparklingly renovated in the multimillion dollar refurbishment completed in 2012. The San Fernando restaurant offers traditional Spanish and European cuisine, the Bodega Alfonso, which has a charming terrace overlooking the gardens, offers tapas; and the newly created Taifas, set under the trees, a fusion of Andalusian and contemporary cuisine.
