
Arrive in Marrakech, where your crew will be waiting to welcome you and transfer you to your accommodation. After check in, take some time to settle in and get ready. Your tour leader will then introduce you to some of Marrakech’s highlights, including the famous main square and nearby alleyways to help you navigate the surroundings. The evening ends with a buffet dinner on a rooftop, offering a first taste of Moroccan cuisine.
Depart Marrakech and travel through the High Atlas Mountains toward Ait Ben Haddou. Upon arrival, check into your kasbah style accommodation and take time to relax.
In the afternoon, visit Ait Ben Haddou, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its traditional earthen architecture and historic role as a caravan stop. The village has also served as a filming location for international productions such as Game of Thrones and Gladiator. You will have time to walk through the ksar and visit local women’s cooperatives to learn about traditional carpet weaving and symbolism in Moroccan textiles.
Enjoy dinner at the kasbah in the evening.
After breakfast, continue toward the Dades Valley via Ouarzazate, Skoura, the Rose Valley, and the Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs. Arrive near the Dades Canyons and check into your riad.
If you wish, you can take an optional walk through the valley and nearby villages. Otherwise, relax with a pool swim, enjoy the riad’s hospitality, and have dinner on-site.
Travel toward the Sahara Desert, visiting the Todra Valley and Todra Gorge while passing traditional villages and historic underground irrigation channels. Stop in Erfoud, known for its fossils and geological heritage, and visit the El Khorbat Museum.
Continue to Merzouga, where your luggage will be transferred to a support vehicle before you ride camels across the sand dunes to reach your desert camp. Enjoy a stunning sunset over the dunes, followed by dinner at the camp and local music around the fire.
Wake early to enjoy sunrise over the dunes, followed by breakfast at camp. Drive back to meet your main driver and continue toward Ouarzazate via the Anti Atlas Mountains and the Draa Valley, the longest valley in Morocco.
If interested, you may visit local film studios in Ouarzazate. Later, arrive at your kasbah accommodation and enjoy dinner.
Return to Marrakech via the High Atlas Mountains. Enjoy a traditional Rfissa lunch with a local family, a dish known for its long preparation and cultural significance.
Check into your riad, then get a guided cultural and shopping tour in Marrakech. Visit Ben Youssef Medrassa and walk through Medina, exploring markets and historic streets.
In the evening, return to your riad. Dinner reservations or evening experiences can be arranged upon request with your tour manager.
Whether you are flying out from Marrakech or Casablanca, your airport transfer will be arranged accordingly. Marrakech Menara Airport is approximately a 20-minute drive, while Casablanca Mohammed V International Airport is about a 3-hour drive.
If your flight is in the evening, check-out at the accommodation is at 11:00 AM. A luggage storage room will be available so your bags can be kept safely until your departure time.
Upon arrival at the airport, your crew will drop you off at the terminal in time for your flight and assist you as needed.

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Yes, we offer private tours in Morocco tailored to your travel style, budget, and schedule. You will have a dedicated driver and a Tour Manager to ensure a smooth and personalized experience.
Our Morocco tours cover Marrakech, the Sahara Desert, Merzouga, Fes, Casablanca, Chefchaouen, Essaouira, the Atlas Mountains, Ait Ben Haddou, and many other destinations. We can customize the route based on your interests and travel style
Yes, we offer unforgettable Sahara Desert tours that include camel trekking, luxury desert camps, sunrise and sunset views, and overnight stays under the stars. If the Sahara Desert is on your bucket list, contact us for a minimum 4 day Sahara tour. We avoid long driving days to ensure your comfort and safety.
Yes, our Morocco tours are family friendly and suitable for children. We adjust driving times, activities, and accommodations to ensure comfort and safety. If you travel with us during summer, we book accommodations with swimming pools, and you will ride in a modern, comfortable, air conditioned vehicle.
Yes, we offer luxury tours in Morocco with premium riads, boutique hotels, luxury desert camps, private drivers, and high end travel experiences. Everything is tailored to your travel style and budget.
Our Morocco tour packages usually include private transportation, accommodation, guided tours, selected meals, and activities such as city cycling, mountain biking with high performance bikes, and hiking with proper equipment. Entrance fees to monuments listed in the itinerary and tips for included services are also covered. Inclusions may vary depending on the tour, and we always share clear details before booking.
Yes, we offer private airport transfers in Morocco for guests who book a private tour with us or join our scheduled tours. Transfers are available from Marrakech, Casablanca, Fes, and other major airports directly to your accommodation.
Yes, Morocco is generally safe for travelers. Moroccans are known for their hospitality and respect for different cultures and beliefs, making the country welcoming and friendly. On our tours, we prioritize your safety by working with trusted drivers, licensed local guides, and carefully selected accommodations to ensure a secure and comfortable experience.
Most travelers spend 7 to 12 days in Morocco to explore major highlights. We can design shorter or longer itineraries depending on your schedule.
Yes, we organize honeymoon, wedding anniversary, and birthday tours in Morocco. We create romantic and special packages that include luxury riads, private desert camps, spa experiences, and intimate cultural activities tailored to your celebration.
Absolutely. Every Morocco itinerary can be fully customized, whether you want a luxury trip, adventure tour, cultural experience, wellness retreat, honeymoon, or wedding anniversary celebration. We recommend planning at least six months in advance to secure the best activities, transportation, and accommodations for a perfectly designed trip.
Yes, we offer both male and female tour managers for our multi-day tours. The same applies to our licensed city guides. If you have a preference, please let us know in advance so we can accommodate your request.
You can start by selecting a tour on our website that matches your travel style. You will be directed to a form where you can share your schedule and customization preferences. If you are not familiar with the destinations, we will suggest the best routes and options for you. You can also contact us directly through Google, WhatsApp, email, or our website chat. We will guide you step by step to design your itinerary and confirm your booking.
We offer both private tours and small group tours. Private tours are perfect for couples, families, or travelers who want flexibility. If you want to join a scheduled small group tour, just contact us with your travel dates, and we will share the available options for the season.
Yes, we arrange accommodations as part of our tour itineraries. We book carefully selected riads, boutique hotels, luxury desert camps, and resorts based on your comfort, mobility, and budget.
Yes, all our drivers are professional, experienced, and familiar with Morocco’s roads. They ensure a safe and comfortable journey.
In Morocco, you can enjoy cooking classes, foodie and winery tours, traditional hammams, guided medina tours, artisan workshops such as embroidery, mosaic, and pottery classes, visits to Amazigh (Berber) villages, and many more cultural experiences.
We help you make the most of your time and holiday in Morocco. We focus on personalized service, local expertise, transparent pricing, and authentic travel experiences. Our goal is to create a trip you will truly enjoy, with accommodations that combine comfort and authenticity. We offer both male and female tour managers, and our teams and partners are well compensated, with gratuities included in most tours, so you can travel comfortably and feel welcomed throughout your journey.
The best time to visit Morocco is during spring, from March to May, or autumn, from September to November. These seasons offer the most comfortable weather for exploring the country, whether you are traveling as a family, a couple, or solo. Temperatures are not as cold as winter and not as hot as summer, making it ideal for sightseeing, hiking in the Atlas Mountains, or visiting the Sahara Desert.
Keep in mind that Ramadan can affect travel during these periods, so check the dates before planning your trip. Spring and autumn are also popular times, so it is important to book accommodations, activities, and meals in advance. Morocco can also be busy during Christmas and New Year.
In winter, you can expect snow in the High Atlas Mountains and chilly evenings in cities near the mountains and the Sahara Desert. In summer, temperatures can be very high, so we recommend staying in accommodations with air conditioning and swimming pools, traveling in air-conditioned vehicles, drinking plenty of water, and avoiding low valleys where heavy rain may cause flash floods.
Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar and one of the most important periods in Morocco. Its dates change each year because it follows the lunar calendar, moving about twelve days earlier annually. During Ramadan, daily life in Morocco slows down, especially during daylight hours, but the country remains welcoming and accessible for travelers.
During Ramadan, Muslims who are fasting avoid eating and drinking, including water, from dawn until sunset. They also refrain from smoking, intimacy, and negative behaviors such as gossip or arguments. Fasting is both a spiritual and social practice. After sunset, families and friends gather for iftar, the meal that breaks the fast, creating a lively and important cultural moment.
During Ramadan, many local cafés and restaurants close during the day, especially outside tourist areas. In major cities and popular destinations, you will still find places open for visitors. Bars and nightclubs are usually closed for the month, and alcohol is limited but available in some hotel restaurants and licensed venues serving foreigners. Winery visits are still possible in regions like Meknes and Essaouira.
Yes, travelers are allowed to eat and drink in public during Ramadan. Smoking is also permitted, but it is appreciated if done discreetly, as many people around you may be fasting.
Evenings are busy, especially after sunset. It is recommended to book dinner reservations in advance, as restaurants fill up quickly and options may be limited.
Showing basic respect for the local rhythm of life goes a long way. A simple understanding of Ramadan customs helps create positive interactions and a more meaningful travel experience.
Morocco remains open, safe, and welcoming during Ramadan, offering travelers a unique chance to experience the country during a special time of year.