Discover Volubilis, a magnificent testament to the Roman Empire’s reach, dramatically situated on a fertile Moroccan plain. As the nation’s best-preserved archaeological site, its fame is largely due to the breathtaking mosaics that remain in their original positions, a vibrant legacy of ancient artistry. In recognition of its profound historical value, UNESCO designated Volubilis a World Heritage Site in 1997.
Located just 32 km north of Meknes and near the sacred town of Moulay Idriss Zerhoun, Volubilis is an essential component of an unforgettable day trip from either Meknes or Fez.
While much of the sprawling 40-hectare city still lies buried, the excavated portion reveals a grand design. The most significant monuments are concentrated in the northern part of the site, a short walk from the main southern entrance.
Planning Your Visit: To fully enjoy your experience, be mindful of the intense summer sun; water and hats are indispensable. Spring offers a gentler alternative, with wildflowers adding splashes of color to the ancient stones amidst a lush, green landscape. For a truly magical visit, explore in the quiet of the early morning or the late afternoon, when the setting sun bathes the columns in a spectacular golden light.
Visitors are welcome to wander the grounds, though access to certain fragile areas may be restricted for preservation. A small museum near the entrance showcases some recovered artifacts, including exquisite bronze statues, while many of the most important finds from Volubilis are housed at the Archaeological Museum in Rabat.
Approx. 7:30 AM (flexible based on your location)
The price depends on the number of participants in the trip; please contact us for the price.
