Unique culturalexperiencesin the heart of FezUnique cultural experiences in the heart of Fez
Stories of Morocco in manga
The Islamic history of Morocco told in panels
- The Safaria blogVol. 01
Fatima al-Fihri and al-Qarawiyyin
859Fès2 min readAn heiress from Kairouan spends her fortune on a mosque that becomes the oldest university still operating in the world.
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Idris I, from Walili to Fès
786 – 809Walili · Fès2 min readFleeing the Abbasids, a descendant of the Prophet ﷺ finds refuge with the Awraba and founds the Idrisid dynasty.
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Ibn Battuta, from Tangier to Mecca
1325 – 1355Tangier · Mecca · Fès1 min readAt 21, a young man from Tangier sets off alone to perform Hajj. He returns almost thirty years later.
Read the manga - The Safaria blogVol. 04
Yusuf ibn Tashfin and the birth of Marrakech
1070 – 1086Marrakech2 min readThe Almoravids, out of the desert, found a capital at the foot of the Atlas. Its name will become the country's.
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What travellers say
Reviews from participants after their cultural programmes
“Impeccably organised from the first workshop to the last meal. The notes they shared — precise timings, historical context, neighbourhood tips — aren't in any other programme I've looked at.”
“Even as someone from Fez, I learned details I didn't know. Everything was calmly structured, and the explanations go well beyond the usual tourist circuits.”
“Beautifully organised from day one. The briefing notes and cultural context before each stop were richer than anything I found on other Morocco trips — really unique insight.”
“Top organisation: the right pace, available guides, nothing left to chance. The sheets and stories shared before each step — you simply don't see that elsewhere.”
“Well-run group, timings kept, and especially dense cultural content. The prep notes steered me clear of generic-tour traps — a genuinely higher standard.”
“Clear programme, smoothly run, and serious preparation. Between the practical details and the local history they shared, it's a depth of information you don't get in other offers.”
