Overview
of this
Round Trip
Journey Code & Duration
PLM-T-014 |
From 12 nights – individually planned and extendable
PLM-T-014 | From 12 nights – individually planned and extendable
Best Travel Period
September to May
Climate
Mild and Atlantic-influenced on the coast, dry and warm in the south and Sahara, considerably cooler in the Atlas and Rif
Stages
An extensive private tour with several longer driving stages through dramatically changing landscapes
Concierge Service
Private chauffeur, private local guides, optional private concierge
From the Atlantic Across the Atlas and Sahara to the Rif
A Journey Through Morocco’s Many Worlds
Some journeys focus on a single region. This one brings the country’s great contrasts together in a single route: the Atlantic coast and Imperial Cities, the High Atlas and earthen architecture, oases and the Sahara, cedar forests and the Rif Mountains.
From the fortified port city of Essaouira, the journey continues to Marrakesh and across the High Atlas into the south. Aït Ben Haddou, the valleys of Dadès and Todra and the dunes of Erg Chebbi reveal a Morocco of earth, rock, oases and desert. Then the country changes once again: cedars grow in the Middle Atlas, Rabat brings together historic city and modern capital, Chefchaouen lies among the mountains of the Rif – and Fès provides the cultural finale with its centuries-old Medina.
A private Grand Tour for travellers who do not want to reduce Morocco to a single landscape or era, but experience its extraordinary diversity through one compelling journey.
The Grand Tour Through Morocco’s Diversity
The special value of this journey lies not only in its destinations, but above all in the transitions between them. Within a single route, you experience how architecture, vegetation, climate, cuisine and the rhythm of life change again and again – and how closely these contrasting regions remain connected. Individual stays, accommodation and experiences can all be tailored to you; however, the geography provides a natural framework for the journey.
Atlantic port, Imperial Cities, earthen fortresses, Sahara, cedar forests and the Rif – the destinations on this journey reveal not just one side of Morocco, but some of its most striking contrasts.
Where Morocco Opens to the Atlantic
Essaouira provides a relaxed beginning to the Grand Tour: white façades, blue doors, city walls and a harbour that remains part of everyday life.
The Medina has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2001. UNESCO describes Essaouira as an exceptional example of a late-18th-century fortified seaport town and a historic trading port that connected Morocco and its Saharan hinterland with Europe and the wider world.
What You Will Experience
• Discovery of the UNESCO Medina with private guide
• Harbour, Skala, city walls and selected galleries
• Time to enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of the Medina
• Optional: private culinary discovery of Essaouira
• Optional: excursion along the Atlantic coast
What Particularly Fascinates Us
How naturally different influences exist side by side: a Moroccan Medina, European-influenced fortifications, an Atlantic harbour and a vibrant music and art scene that continues to shape the city’s distinctive bohemian spirit.
The Red Imperial City
Marrakesh brings the country’s contrasts together within a remarkably compact space: souks and palaces, gardens and courtyards, centuries-old craftsmanship and a modern creative scene. Founded by the Almoravids between 1070 and 1072, the Medina has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1985. The cultural space of Jemaa el-Fna is also recognised as Intangible Cultural Heritage.
What You Will Experience
• Private tour through the UNESCO Medina with local guide
• Souks, traditional trades, historic palaces and courtyards
• Jemaa el-Fna in the evening light
• Optional: Jardin Majorelle & Musée Yves Saint Laurent
• Optional: ANIMA Garden
• Optional: private sunrise hot-air balloon flight
Facts & Figures
• Founded between 1070 and 1072 by the Almoravids
• UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1985
• The cultural space of Jemaa el-Fna has been on UNESCO’s Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity since 2008
What Particularly Fascinates Us
That Marrakesh feels both historic and contemporary at the same time. The Medina is not a museum – trade, craftsmanship, gastronomy and everyday life continually reshape it and keep its vibrant atmosphere alive.
Earthen Architecture Between the Atlas & Sahara
Beyond the High Atlas, the colour palette changes. Ochre, red and brown dominate the landscape, while fortified earthen structures seem to merge with the mountains. Ksar Aït Ben Haddou has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1987. UNESCO documents it as one of the historic trading posts on the route that connected ancient Sudan via the Draa Valley with Marrakesh.
What You Will Experience
• Drive across the High Atlas and Tizi n’Tichka
• Visit to Ksar Aït Ben Haddou
• Insights into pre-Saharan earthen architecture
• Optional: selected film locations and Atlas Studios in Ouarzazate
Facts & Figures
• UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1987
• Outstanding ensemble of pre-Saharan earthen architecture
• Historic trading post on the route between ancient Sudan and Marrakesh
What Particularly Fascinates Us
The moment beyond the Atlas when landscape and architecture change simultaneously. From here, another Morocco begins – drier, more expansive and visibly shaped by the historic trading routes of the south.
Valleys Between Rock & Oases
On the way to the Sahara, Dadès and Todra lead through landscapes of rock formations, river valleys, green fields and earthen villages.
The two valleys reveal different expressions of the same landscape story: water from the Atlas carved deep passages through the rock while also enabling agriculture and settlement where the surrounding landscape becomes considerably drier.
What You Will Experience
• Drive through the landscapes of the Dadès Valley
• Panoramic views and short walks along the route
• Discovery of Todra Gorge
• Optional: private guided hike adapted to your activity level
What Particularly Fascinates Us
How abruptly the landscape can change: only a few kilometres may separate dry rock walls from green fields. It is precisely these transitions that make the Grand Tour so special.
The Great Silence of the Sahara
At Erg Chebbi, the landscape becomes elemental. Sand, light and wind set the rhythm; the dunes change their shapes and colours throughout the day.
The stay in the Sahara is deliberately more than a photo stop. With enough time, there is space for sunrise and sunset, for silence and for selected encounters at the edge of the dunes.
What You Will Experience
• Stay at a selected desert camp at Erg Chebbi
• Dinner and breakfast according to the individual proposal
• Sunrise and sunset over the dunes
• Optional: private dromedary ride
• Optional: private 4×4 desert tour
• Optional: visit to Rissani and Sijilmassa
• Optional: private encounter with Gnaoua music in Khamlia
Facts & Figures
• Erg Chebbi is one of Morocco’s best-known dune landscapes
• Gnaoua was inscribed on UNESCO’s Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2019
What Particularly Fascinates Us
The contrast with the next stage. After sand and dry expanses, the route leads within a single day into a mountain region of forests and – depending on the season – even snow.
Cedar Forests Instead of Dunes
As the journey continues north, Morocco changes once again. The dry landscapes of the south give way to highlands, forests and considerably cooler elevations. Around Azrou and Ifrane, cedar forests characterise parts of the Middle Atlas. Wild Barbary macaques also live here.
What You Will Experience
• Drive through the landscapes of the Middle Atlas
• Selected nature stop in the Azrou/Ifrane area
• Observation of Barbary macaques from a respectful distance, if animals are present
• Time to appreciate the striking landscape contrast between the Sahara and the north
What Particularly Fascinates Us
That the same journey which passed through the Sahara only shortly before suddenly finds itself in a cool mountain landscape. Few stages demonstrate Morocco’s geographical diversity more immediately.
Historic City & Modern Capital
Rabat is different from Morocco’s other Imperial Cities: calmer, more spacious and shaped by the combination of historic architecture with the modern capital planning of the 20th century. UNESCO inscribed Rabat as “Modern Capital and Historic City: a Shared Heritage” on the World Heritage List in 2012. The ensemble includes both the new city developed under the French Protectorate and older districts and Almohad monuments.
What You Will Experience
• Guided discovery of Rabat
• Hassan Tower and Mausoleum of Mohammed V
• Kasbah of the Oudayas and historic city districts
• Optional: extend the route to include Meknès and Volubilis
Facts & Figures
• UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2012
• The World Heritage Site combines 20th-century modern urban planning with older historic districts
• Construction of the Hassan Mosque began in the late 12th century
Blue Among the Rif Mountains
Chefchaouen lies on the slopes of the Rif Mountains and once again changes the atmosphere and scale of the journey. Its compact Medina, white-and-blue façades and mountain setting create a completely different impression from the cities of the south. Rather than presenting one of the many popular explanations for the city’s blue colour as fact, we let the place speak for itself – and your Private Guide share the different stories surrounding Chefchaouen’s distinctive blue.
What You Will Experience
• Guided walking tour through the Medina
• Streets, squares and viewpoints among the mountains
• Optional: walk to the Spanish Mosque for sunset
• Optional: private hike in the Rif
What Particularly Fascinates Us
How strongly colour shapes our perception of a place. After ochre, sand and cedar forests, Chefchaouen feels almost unreal – and that is precisely why it forms such an important part of the visual narrative of this journey.
The Cultural Finale
Fès provides the historic and cultural finale of the Grand Tour. Founded in the 9th century, the city reached a particular period of prosperity under the Marinids in the 13th and 14th centuries and remains a cultural and spiritual centre of Morocco today. Fès el-Bali has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1981. Madrasas, fondouks, mosques, fountains, workshops and homes form an extraordinarily dense historic urban fabric.
What You Will Experience
• Private tour through Fès el-Bali with local guide
• Artisan districts, fondouks and selected historic monuments
• View of the traditional tanneries
• Time to experience the distinctive atmosphere of the Medina
• UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1981
• Fès was founded in the 9th century
• The city reached its height in the 13th and 14th centuries under the Marinids
• Fès remains a cultural and spiritual centre of Morocco today
What Particularly Fascinates Us
After landscapes, ports, desert and mountains, the final great impression takes you back into the heart of a city – but one whose historic fabric remains extraordinarily alive today. A fitting finale to a journey that reveals how history and the present, ways of life and natural environments continually shape, influence and enliven one another.
Your
Personalised
Access to
Morocco
What makes this journey special is not only the what, but the how:
Customised planning
Continuous support
Destinations beyond the usual routes
On this Grand Tour, it is not only the landscape that changes, but also the way you stay. Riads within the Medinas, characterful kasbah hotels south of the Atlas, a stylish desert camp at Erg Chebbi, selected properties in the Middle Atlas and elegant city hotels in the north reflect the different regions. The exact selection and length of stay are tailored to your travel style, preferred level of comfort and individual itinerary.
The culinary diversity follows the geography. In Essaouira, fish and seafood shape the cuisine. Marrakesh combines traditional dishes with a modern Moroccan dining scene. South of the Atlas, dates, olives, vegetables, spices and freshly baked bread accompany the oasis and desert landscapes. In the Middle Atlas, the cuisine becomes heartier, while in the north, Andalusian influences become more pronounced. Fès is regarded as one of the country’s great culinary centres – a fitting setting for the final special evening of the Grand Tour.
Enhance your journey with selected Private Pur Life Experiences – chosen according to your interests and individually integrated into your itinerary.
Private Food Experience Between Harbour & Medina
Discover selected Essaouira specialities with personal guidance – from the harbour and local produce to an individually selected culinary finale.
Private Sunrise Hot-Air Balloon Flight
Experience the plains around Marrakesh from a bird’s-eye perspective – with the High Atlas on the horizon on clear days.
Private Art, Design or Garden Experience
Explore Marrakesh according to your interests, with selected galleries, design destinations or gardens individually curated and integrated into your stay.
Private Guided Hike
Leave the road behind for a few hours and experience rock landscapes, gardens and villages on foot. The route and duration are adapted to your activity level.
Private Gnaoua Encounter in Khamlia
Experience the region’s musical tradition in a personal setting and learn more about the rhythms, instruments and cultural roots of Gnaoua.
Private Hike Around Chefchaouen
Complement the blue Medina with the mountain landscapes of the Rif. The route, duration and level of difficulty are selected according to your fitness level.
Private Culinary Discovery of Fès
Discover spices, baked goods and selected specialities from the traditional cuisine of Fès – individually curated as a culinary finale to your Grand Tour.
From 12 nights – individually planned
Essaouira · Marrakesh · Aït Ben Haddou · Dadès · Todra · Merzouga · Middle Atlas · Rabat · Chefchaouen · Fès
Private Grand Tour
September to May
Easy to moderate – longer driving stages shape the rhythm of the journey
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Accommodation, length of stay and additional experiences are individually tailored to your preferences. However, the complete Grand Tour covers considerable distances, so the route requires a realistic timeframe.
For the complete route, we recommend at least twelve nights. Additional time is particularly worthwhile in Fès, Marrakesh, Essaouira or the Sahara.
T-014 is one of our most extensive touring journeys and includes several longer stages. However, the changing landscapes are a central part of the experience. You travel privately with a private chauffeur and can plan individual stops along the way.
September to May. The most balanced conditions for the complete route are generally from March to May and from September to early November. The journey combines the Atlantic coast, Sahara, Atlas and Rif – regions with significantly different climatic conditions.
Because it creates one of the journey’s most striking landscape contrasts while also connecting the Sahara with the north. After the dry desert landscapes, you experience highlands, forests and a considerably cooler climate.
No. We observe the animals from a distance and do not feed them. Scientific research from Ifrane National Park indicates that tourist feeding can negatively affect the health and behaviour of wild Barbary macaques.
No. The dromedary ride is optional. The dunes can also be explored on foot or as part of a private 4×4 desert tour.
Fès provides a powerful cultural finale after the route’s dramatic landscape changes. Its UNESCO-listed Medina is one of Morocco’s most important historic urban environments and deserves sufficient time to explore.
We individually determine the most suitable departure airport according to your travel dates and international flight connections.
Yes. Additional nights at any of the destinations, the addition of Meknès and Volubilis, or a longer stay on the Atlantic coast can all be individually incorporated.
Destinations, accommodation, inspiration
Destinations
accommodation
inspiration
Essaouira
Enjoy a guided walk taking in the Skala, the harbour and the city, including the old town with its souks, the consular district and the Mellah (Jewish quarter). Stroll through lively alleyways dotted with shaded squares and traditional Moorish café terraces.
How about a half-day cooking class at L'Atelier, a former warehouse beneath the stone arches at the entrance to Essaouira's medina? Guided by a top chef, you'll uncover the secrets of Moroccan cuisine and learn how to master tajines, couscous, pastillas and gazelle horn cookies.
Looking for the perfect blend of eco-tourism and walking? Choose from guided half-day or full-day hikes, complete with a tea break or lunch in a traditional Moroccan eatery. Discover the natural beauty of the Essaouira region at a more relaxed pace.
A network of trails linking local villages makes the countryside around Essaouira ideal for mountain biking. Your guide will lead you along winding paths to some of the region's most scenic spots. Of course, you're also free to explore on your own, with mountain bikes and e-bikes available for hire.
A quad tour is an exhilarating way to explore Morocco's stunning landscapes. Our off-road routes take you straight into the dunes, with two- or three-hour excursions leading you along rocky tracks to Cap Sim, where you'll get up close to the dramatic sand dunes and Atlantic beaches.
Discover the beaches, sweeping dunes south of Essaouira and unforgettable sunsets on horseback. Setting off from the town of Diabat, your guide and their experienced team will lead you on a one- to three-hour ride, suitable for both seasoned riders and beginners alike.
No trip to Essaouira is complete without a camel ride. A favourite with both children and adults, this experience offers a memorable way to explore the region's dunes and beaches. Our camel guide looks forward to introducing you to these fascinating animals, perfectly suited to gentle journeys across the sand.
Set against a stunning natural backdrop, Golf de Mogador offers perfect conditions year-round to enjoy challenging greens and superb fairways. Designed by Gary Player, this 18-hole championship course (par 72) in Essaouira is a top-class golfing destination.
Experience first-hand how argan oil is traditionally produced by women under fair working conditions at the Marjana Cooperative. Taste premium-quality argan oil and purchase products directly from the source. Afterwards, visit the coastal village of Sidi Kaouki, whose five-kilometre Atlantic bay is considered one of the world’s finest surfing beaches.
Would you like to experience the hippie flair of the early 1970s? Your guide will accompany you to the Jimi Hendrix Café in the village of Diabat as well as to the ruins of the Dar Solatane Palace, which is said to have inspired Jimi Hendrix’s song Castles Made of Sand. The beach of Diabat captivates visitors with its untouched nature, dunes and peaceful atmosphere, connecting Essaouira with the surfer paradise of Sidi Kaouki.
Spend a night in a traditional Berber tent on a cliff overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Discover the secrets of Moroccan cuisine, enjoy dinner on the beach and warm yourself by the campfire. Look forward to breathtaking views of the surrounding nature with argan and tamarind trees, as well as a spectacular sunset over the Atlantic Ocean.
Discover the hinterland of Essaouira on a guided excursion. The route takes you through impressive landscapes, past a traditional weekly market and into a village where you will enjoy an authentic lunch in the home of a Berber family. Afterwards, take part in a traditional Moroccan tea ceremony.
A special half-day excursion takes you to one of the largest and most authentic souks in the hinterland of Essaouira. Far away from classic tourist routes, you will experience a lively weekly market where farmers, fishermen and local traders offer their goods — from fresh fruit and vegetables to spices, olives, livestock and traditional handicrafts. Accompanied by a local guide, you will gain fascinating insights into the daily life and culture of the region. Afterwards, enjoy a classic tagine lunch in a traditional Moroccan restaurant.
Marrakesh
Your private guide will accompany you to one of the most beautiful trekking villages in the Atlas Mountains: Ait Souka. From here you will enjoy breathtaking views of Jebel Toubkal (4,167 m), the highest mountain in North Africa. During the hike you will reach altitudes of around 2,000 metres while passing through picturesque Berber villages. The highlight of the day is lunch with a local Berber family.
The Ouzoud Waterfalls are among the most spectacular natural sights in Morocco. The water cascades down 110 metres in three impressive tiers, surrounded by olive groves and reddish rock cliffs. The area is ideal for hiking and exploring. Highlights include a visit to the Imi n'Ifri natural cave with its red stalactites, watching the local macaque monkeys, swimming opportunities and optional boat rides. Travel time from Marrakesh is approximately three hours.
Golfing in Marrakesh is easy and spectacular. The city offers an excellent selection of courses, including the historic Royal Golf Marrakesh (27 holes), Palmeraie Golf (27 holes), the impressive Amelkis Golf Club (27 holes) and Samanah Golf Club (18 holes). Play between palm trees with breathtaking views of the High Atlas Mountains and desert landscapes.
Riding a camel or dromedary is one of Morocco's most traditional and charming ways to explore the landscape. Your guide will take you on a half-day or full-day excursion off the usual tourist paths to discover hidden places and authentic encounters with local communities.
Skiing with views of the Sahara desert? It is possible in Oukaimeden, located about 75 km from Marrakesh. From December to April, ski slopes between 2,500 and 3,200 metres altitude offer a unique winter sports experience. Spend the day skiing in the mountains and return in the evening to Marrakesh's vibrant nightlife.
A must for adventurers and curious travellers: a hot air balloon flight over the imperial city. From the sky, watch the colourful cityscape of Marrakesh fade into vast desert landscapes and the peaks of the Atlas Mountains. A truly breathtaking experience.
Discover the beauty of Arabic craftsmanship during a creative workshop lasting two to five hours. Choose from experiences such as Arabic calligraphy, pottery, mosaic art, wood carving, jewellery design, basket weaving, brass work, embroidery, leather craft or Berber carpet weaving, and gain insight into Morocco's rich artisan traditions.
Encounters with local people are often the most memorable moments of any journey. Your private guide will open doors usually closed to travellers. Share a meal in the home of a Berber family and experience the warmth and generosity of Moroccan hospitality.
Experience Moroccan culture in a magical One Thousand and One Nights setting. In a traditional Berber tent you will enjoy an opulent dinner accompanied by a spectacular show featuring belly dancers, acrobats, horse riders, fireworks and traditional Moroccan music. A memorable evening of entertainment and hospitality.
Merzouga
Riding a camel through the vast dunes of the Sahara is a truly majestic experience. On a guided camel trek, you will explore the desert landscape at a traditional pace while watching the colours of the dunes change with the light. The experience often includes one or several nights in a desert camp deep in the Sahara.
Under expert guidance, race across the ever-changing dunes by quad or buggy. Navigate challenging desert terrain, climb both low and high dunes and experience the thrill of this adventurous desert safari. An exciting activity that tests your skills and courage – and guarantees an adrenaline rush.
Experience the thrill of a Paris–Dakar–style desert ride. With an experienced driver, explore the dunes of the Sahara on a 2-hour, half-day or full-day excursion. Along the way, visit the village of Khamlia, known for its Gnawa music tradition, and discover palm groves with their ancient irrigation systems known as khettaras.
Rabat
Discover Rabat in a truly individual way. Your private guide opens doors usually closed to visitors – from the peaceful Andalusian Garden and hidden artisan workshops in the Kasbah of the Oudayas to exclusive insights into royal districts. Experience the unique history, culture and hospitality of Morocco's capital beyond the usual tourist paths.
Cross the river by boat from Rabat to the opposite shore and discover the historic town of Salé, offering a completely different perspective on the royal capital. Highlights include the beautifully restored Medersa Abou al-Hassan, a 14th-century Quranic school known for its intricate cedar wood carvings, the Grande Mosquée – the third-largest mosque in Morocco – and the atmospheric Marabout tombs.
Located about 10 km northeast of Rabat, the Exotic Gardens of Bouknadel cover a 4-hectare private estate filled with ponds, grottos and tropical plants including lianas, giant treesand palm groves. Scenic walking paths reveal constantly changing views throughout the garden. During your visit you can also explore the museum housed in the former residence of French horticultural engineer Marcel François.
Chefchaouen
Let yourself be enchanted by the famous Blue City. Your guided walking tour begins in the charming historic centre, followed by a stroll through the picturesque Spanish quarter. Explore the old medina, passing Place Outa Hammam, the Kasbah with its ethnographic museum, the Grand Mosque, and many other highlights.
About 30 km from Chefchaouen, the breathtaking Akchour Waterfalls lie near the village of the same name. Accompanied by your local guide, enjoy a 3–4 hour hike through stunning natural scenery with waterfalls, natural pools perfect for jumping and swimming, and lush landscapes. Along the way, you will also pass the famous God's Bridge, an impressive natural rock arch.
The charming medina of Tetouan is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Your guide will lead you to the city's most beautiful landmarks, including the famous Hassan II Square and the historic city gates Bab Medina and Bab Soltan. Depending on your interests, you may visit the Archaeological Museum, the Great Mosque, the Mellah (Tetouan's historic Jewish quarter), or enjoy a scenic walk through the surrounding area.
Discover the landscapes at the edge of the Rif Mountains in an adventurous way. Riding a quad, you will travel through mountains, forests and valleys around Chefchaouen. Your guide will lead you safely along varied off-road trails to scenic viewpoints offering spectacular panoramas of the Blue City and the surrounding mountains. After a short briefing, the tour is suitable for both beginners and experienced riders who enjoy more challenging terrain.
Fes
Discover the secrets of the ancient Medina of Fès with a professional guide and marvel at the history, culture and beauty of this unique imperial city. Explore historic treasures such as the famous tanneries, the oldest university in the world, magnificent medersas (Quranic schools), lively souks and impressive palaces.
This tour takes you to the impressive gates of the Royal Palace, the Jewish quarter Mellah with its distinctive Andalusian balconies, and the beautiful Jnan Sbil Gardens. Continue to the pottery district, where you can watch artisans create pottery, ceramics and traditional zellige tiles, before ending the tour with a breathtaking panoramic view over the Medina.
Visit the imperial city of Meknès, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1996. Your guide will show you its beautifully preserved old town, including Bab Mansour, considered Morocco's most magnificent city gate, and the mausoleum of Sultan Moulay Ismail, who dreamed of building a second Versailles in Meknès. Continue to the ancient city of Volubilis, where you can explore 2,000-year-old Roman ruins, including residential houses, impressive mosaics, arches and even ancient baths surrounded by historic olive presses.
A camel ride at sunrise and an unforgettable night in a Berber tent. Discover the captivating beauty and silence of the Sahara on a private two-day excursion from Fès to Merzouga. Visit traditional Berber villages, ride a camel across the dunes, watch the magical play of light between sun and sand, and spend the night in a desert camp.
The medina of Chefchaouen, painted in shades of azure blue, is one of the most beautiful historic towns in Africa. At an altitude of around 600 metres, the town offers fresh mountain air and a maze of narrow alleyways, mosques, memorial sites and charming blue-and-white houses. Even though the imperial city of Fès lies about 200 kilometres away, the famous Blue Pearl of northern Morocco is well worth the journey.
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