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California is more than just a state; it’s a state of mind. From the rugged cliffs of the Pacific Coast Highway to the mystical landscapes of the high desert, a road trip through the Golden State is the ultimate bucket-list experience. At Modelsup Travel , we’ve curated the perfect route that balances iconic landmarks with chic, local favorites. 1. Yosemite National Park: Into the Wild Start your journey among the giants. Yosemite is home to towering granite cliffs and ancient sequoia trees. Must-See:  Tunnel View for that iconic panoramic shot. Lunch:  Degnan’s Kitchen (grab a sandwich for your hike). Dinner:  The Ahwahnee Dining Room for a historic, grand experience. 2. The Iconic Coast: 17-Mile Drive & Big Sur Head to the coast for some of the most dramatic ocean views in the world. 17-Mile Drive:  Famous for the Lone Cypress and world-class golf courses. Big Sur:  Cross the Bixby Creek Bridge and stop at McWay Falls where the waterfall meets the beach. Dinner:  Nepenthe in Big Sur – the views here are legendary. 3. Coastal Charm: Santa Barbara & Los Angeles Slow down in the "American Riviera" before hitting the vibrant energy of LA. Santa Barbara:  Walk the wooden Stearns Wharf and explore State Street for boutique shopping. Los Angeles:  Catch the sunset at Griffith Observatory for a view over the entire city. LA Food Tip:  For a classic experience, you can't go wrong with an In-N-Out Burger or fresh organic bites at Malibu Farm Pier Cafe. 4. Joshua Tree: High Desert Dreams Finish your road trip in the mystical landscape of Joshua Tree, where the Mojave and Colorado deserts meet. The Vibe:  Think hidden valleys, quirky rock formations, and starry nights. Lunch:  La Copine – a chic, modern desert diner that is worth the wait. Evening:  Head to Pappy & Harriet’s for live music and legendary BBQ. 💡 California Travel Tips Rent a Convertible:  There is no better way to experience the Pacific Coast Highway than with the top down. Park Passes:  If you’re visiting multiple National Parks (Yosemite, Joshua Tree), buy the 'America the Beautiful' pass to save on entrance fees. Stay Flexible:  California is huge. Don't over-schedule; leave room for those random roadside stops that make road trips special.

Marrakech is a sensory explosion. From the scent of orange blossoms and spices to the intricate call to prayer echoing over the medina, it’s a city that stays with you forever. However, without a curated plan, the "Red City" can feel overwhelming. Whether you are here for the world-class interior design, the vibrant food scene, or the rich history, this 4-day Marrakech itinerary  ensures you see the best of the city without the stress of over-planning. Day 1: The Icons & Architectural Marvels Start your journey by immersing yourself in the soul of the old city (the Medina). Morning: Koutoubia Mosque & Ben Youssef Madrasa.  Admire the towering minaret of Koutoubia before heading to the Madrasa to witness some of the most intricate tile work and carvings in Morocco. Lunch: Café des Épices.  Located in the heart of the spice market, this spot offers incredible views of the hustle and bustle below. Dinner: El Fenn.  Experience the ultimate "chic rooftop vibe." It’s the perfect place to watch the sunset with a cocktail in hand. Day 2: Souks, Palaces & Sunset Magic Today is about getting lost—purposefully. The Souks:  Spend your morning navigating the labyrinth of the souks. From hand-woven rugs to brass lanterns, this is the heart of Moroccan craftsmanship. Bahia Palace:  Step into a world of 19th-century luxury. The "Palace of the Beautiful" features stunning gardens and floor-to-ceiling mosaics. Lunch: La Famille.  A serene garden oasis serving fresh, Mediterranean-inspired vegetarian dishes. Dinner: Nomad.  Widely considered to have the best sunset view in town. Be sure to try their modern twist on traditional Moroccan flavors. Day 3: Modern Chic & The French Quarter Escape the chaos of the Medina for the wide, palm-lined boulevards of Gueliz , the modern heart of Marrakech. Jardin Majorelle:  This electric blue villa and botanical garden was famously saved by Yves Saint Laurent. It is a must-see for fashion and nature lovers alike. Shopping in Gueliz:  Explore high-end concept stores and boutiques that offer a contemporary take on Moroccan design. Lunch: Grand Café de la Poste.  Step back in time with this colonial-chic brasserie that feels like old-world Casablanca. Dinner: L’Mida.  A trendy spot blending modern Moroccan cuisine with a stylish, verdant rooftop. Day 4: Relaxation, Glow & The Grand Finale End your trip with the "Art of Living" that Morocco is famous for. Morning: Traditional Hammam.  No trip is complete without a scrub and massage in a traditional spa. It’s the ultimate way to unwind. Dar El Bacha:  Visit this stunning museum of "Confluences" and don't forget to stop at Bacha Coffee  for some of the most insane interiors and finest beans in the world. Lunch: Bacha Coffee.  Perfect for a light lunch and a world-class caffeine fix. Dinner: Comptoir Darna.  Go out with a bang. This iconic spot features delicious food and a mesmerizing belly dancing show. 💡 Travel Smart Tips To make your trip as smooth as possible, keep these three things in mind: Book in Advance:  Places like Jardin Majorelle and popular restaurants like Nomad often sell out weeks in advance. Cash is King:  While Gueliz is card-friendly, you will need Dirhams for the souks and small cafes in the Medina. Negotiate Taxis:  Always agree on a price before  you get in, or insist on using the meter (though many drivers prefer fixed prices).