|  | Make a Trip to Morocco with Special Tour PricePublished 03/16/2010 
                              (Jenkintown, Pennsylvania) - Stroll the streets of  cosmopolitan Casablanca, roam the ancient ruins in Volubilis, and walk through  Fez's walled medina.  Travelers can now visit one of North Africa's most popular  travel destinations, Morocco, for the lowest price ever offered by Friendly  Planet Travel. For just $1,799 you can experience eight nights of the dazzling  mosaic of Arab, Berber, African, and European cultures on the Treasures of  Morocco tour. This includes everything you need for a memorable Moroccan  experience, including round-trip airfare from JFK International airport (other  gateways are also possible at price supplement), all intra-Morocco ground  transportation, deluxe and first-class hotels, breakfast and dinner daily, and  comprehensive tours led by professional, English-speaking guides. "A medley of cultures not found anywhere else on earth  puts Morocco in a league of its own," says Peggy Goldman, President of  Friendly Planet Travel. "Where else can you sunbathe on both Atlantic and  the Mediterranean beaches, see magnificent imperial cities, Islamic  architecture, Roman antiquities, and mountain villages in only one week? Even  the most experienced globetrotter will discover something new and unforgettable  in Morocco. And don't let our ridiculously low price fool you. This is no  cost-cutting tour package. Regardless of our low prices, we always provide  superior accommodations, professional tour guides, and more." You'll begin your journey in Morocco's capital of Rabat.  Stretch your legs and visit the 12th century Tower of Hassan, then walk through  the medina to visit the Oudaias Casbah and take in its hilltop ocean views.  From there, tours continue in Volubilis, Meknes, and Fez, the oldest city in  Morocco. The city of Fez is one of the most intact and impressive medieval  cities in the Arab world. It visibly illustrates the contrast between the old  city and the French-planned new city, making sightseeing all the more  fascinating. Through the snow-topped Atlas Mountains and alpine towns,  you'll get a taste of Morocco's European influence in the architecture seen in  route to Marrakesh. Upon arrival, the tour takes you to the Djemaa el-Fna,  Marrakesh's main square. It seems straight out of Hollywood, with peddlers,  musicians, dancers, acrobats, magicians, snake charmers, and storytellers  galore-a must-see on any Morocco tour. Spend two full days exploring the  markets, touring the Koutoubia Minaret, Bahia Palace, and more. The tour's last stop is Morocco's main port, Casablanca. It  is home to one of the largest mosques in the world, Hassan II Mosque, one of  the few in the world that lets non-Muslims enter. Before you depart back to the  United States, you'll be treated to a farewell Moroccan dinner. Friendly Planet Travelers also have the option of extending  their trip to Rome for only $379 (November, December, January, February  departures) or $499 (September, October, March departures). The extension  includes airfare, an arrival transfer, three nights in the four-star Hotel  Atlantico and buffet breakfast daily. The Hotel Atlantico is superbly located,  near the central (Termini) train station, and within walking distance of many  of Rome's major sites and attractions.   For all the details and a complete itinerary for Friendly  Planet Travel's Treasures of Morocco tour, please visit the company's Web site,  the blog at http://blog.friendlyplanet.com, or or contact Jackie Zima at  610-228-2138 (office), 215-534-2973 (mobile), or write to Jackie@GregoryFCA.com. www.FriendlyPlanetTravel.com |  |