Morocco Tours
Welcome to Morocco!
Morocco tours feature everything from climbing Toubkal to wandering through the southern Moroccan sand dunes. Morocco hiking is breathtaking, from the mountains of the Great Moroccan Atlas to the dunes of M’hamid or Merzouga! Crossing the Draa Valley on a Saharan journey is an unforgettable experience that may be done alone, with family, or with friends.
Our Morocco tour offers a variety of activities in Morocco that depart from Marrakech, Casablanca, Fes, Tangier, Merzouga Ouarzazate…etc and lead you through the most stunning oasis, majestic valleys of varied colors, and dune ergs that sparkle from behind breathtaking sunsets.
We take you from Marrakech to the most stunning adventures of your life, from the Berber villages of Tessaout to the red citadels of Ounila. South of Tazzarine, the dunes of Foum Tizza and the oasis of Nkob will not disappoint you with their splendor!
But you can’t visit Morocco without trekking over the High Atlas to try your hand at climbing M’Goun, a fabled peak that is a bit more difficult than Toubkal and where you may have the unique sensation of passing what is known as the “happy valley” of the At Bougmez!
A trip to Morocco is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to immerse yourself in the daily lives of endearing people and live to the rhythm of your camel caravan.
TOURS | PRICES |
- 10-day tour from Tangiers to South & Sahara | 900$/Person |
- 8-day Sahara desert tour from Tangiers to Marrakech | 800$/Person |
- The best of Morocco in 15-day tour from Casablanca | 1800$/Person |
- 12-day tour from Casablanca (Imperial Cities, North & South) | 800$/Person |
- 10 days from Casablanca (Imperial + Chefchaouen + Desert) | 500$/Person |
- 8-day trip from Casablanca (Imperial Cities & Desert) | 450$/Person |
- 7 days from Casablanca to Marrakech (Fes, North & Desert) | 700$/Person |
- 6 day Sahara desert tour starting from Casablanca | 500$/Person |
- 8 day tour from Fes (Imperial Cities, South & Sahara) | 600$/Person |
- 8 day trip from Marrakech to Desert, Fes & Imperial cities | 800$/Person |
Morocco Travel FAQs
Visa requirements depend on your nationality. Travelers from the US, Canada, the EU, and several other countries can enter Morocco visa-free for up to 90 days. Always verify the latest entry requirements with your local embassy before traveling.
Options include trains (efficient for connecting major cities), buses, grand taxis (shared taxis), and private drivers. Renting a car is an option, but driving in Morocco can be challenging due to local traffic conditions.
Top destinations include Marrakech, Fes, Chefchaouen (the Blue City), the Sahara Desert, Casablanca, Essaouira, and the Atlas Mountains.
Yes, but it’s important to take extra precautions, such as avoiding walking alone at night and dressing conservatively.
Yes, haggling is common in souks (markets). Start by offering half the asking price and negotiate politely.
Respect local customs, such as dressing modestly, avoiding public displays of affection, and asking permission before taking photos of people.
No specific vaccinations are required, but it’s recommended to be up-to-date on routine vaccines. Travel insurance is also advisable.
Yes, travel insurance is recommended for Morocco. It covers medical emergencies, trip cancellations, lost luggage, and other unexpected issues, ensuring peace of mind during your Moroccan trip.
Seven to ten days are ok for a trip to Morocco, allowing you to explore key cities like Marrakech, Fez, and Casablanca, visit the Atlas Mountains, and experience the Sahara Desert. For a more relaxed trip, 2 weeks lets you dive deeper into the culture and landscapes. Shorter trips (4–5 days) can focus on one or two cities.
Good To Know Before Your Tour to Morocco
Moroccan culture is a captivating mosaic of Arab, Berber, Andalusian, and African influences, showcasing a rich history of cultural exchange. The official language is Arabic, though Berber and French are also widely spoken. Islam is the predominant religion, deeply shaping customs, festivals, and daily life.
Moroccan architecture stands out for its intricate mosaics, elegant arches, and serene courtyards, prominently featured in mosques, madrasas, and souks. Gastronomy is a cornerstone of the culture, with iconic dishes like couscous, tagine, and mint tea symbolizing warmth and hospitality. Traditional music and dance, such as gnawa and chaabi, are vibrant expressions of Moroccan identity, reflecting the nation’s dynamic spirit and heritage.
Moroccan cuisine is one of the richest and most diverse in the world, renowned for its harmonious blend of sweet and savory flavors and the generous use of aromatic spices. Iconic dishes like couscous, tagine, and pastilla are staples of the culinary tradition.
Couscous, crafted from semolina, is typically served with a medley of vegetables, tender meat, and a flavorful sauce.
Tagine, slow-cooked in a distinctive clay pot, masterfully combines meats with fruits and a symphony of spices.
Pastilla, a savory pastry, artfully layers chicken, almonds, and cinnamon, creating a unique balance of textures and tastes. Essential spices such as cumin, coriander, and saffron infuse depth and character into the dishes.
Mint tea, sweetened with sugar, is the quintessential traditional drink, symbolizing warmth and hospitality.
Morocco is a country situated in northwest Africa, boasting coastlines along both the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. It shares borders with Algeria to the east, Western Sahara to the south, and Spain to the north (via the enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla).
The country’s geography is remarkably diverse: the Rif Mountains dominate the northern region, while the Atlas Mountains stretch across the center, featuring peaks like Mount Toubkal, the highest in North Africa at 4,167 meters. To the south lies the expansive Sahara Desert, characterized by vast sand dunes and scattered oases.
The coastal plains, particularly in the Gharb and Sous regions, are fertile and agriculturally productive. Climatically, Morocco transitions from a Mediterranean climate in the north to a desert climate in the south, shaping its vegetation and agricultural practices.
Traveling in Morocco is generally safe for tourists, provided basic precautions are taken. The country is known for its hospitality and rich culture, making it a popular destination.
However, as with any location, it is important to remain vigilant. In larger cities, such as Marrakech or Casablanca, it is advisable to avoid poorly lit areas at night and keep belongings secure to prevent petty theft. In rural or mountainous regions, it is recommended to stay informed about the terrain and weather conditions.
Additionally, it is respectful to follow local customs, particularly regarding dress codes and social interactions. Having travel insurance and staying updated on official recommendations from your home country are also essential. With common sense and respect for local traditions, traveling in Morocco can be a safe and enriching experience.
The climate in Morocco varies by region, offering diverse landscapes and weather conditions. Generally, the country experiences a Mediterranean climate along the coast, a desert climate in the south, and a mountainous climate in the Atlas Mountains.
Coastal cities like Casablanca and Essaouira enjoy mild winters and warm summers, while inland areas such as Marrakech and Fez face more extreme temperatures, with hot summers and cold winters. In the desert regions, like the Sahara, days are extremely hot, while nights can be surprisingly cold.
The best time to visit Morocco is during spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November), when temperatures are moderate and ideal for exploring cities, mountains, and deserts. It’s advisable to avoid the summer months, particularly in the south, where the heat can be overwhelming.
What Do Travelers Say About Morocco Tours?
The 8-day Morocco tour from Marrakech was an unforgettable experience! Exploring the Sahara Desert with a group of 10 was both fun and intimate. Our guide, Ali, was knowledgeable, friendly, and made the trip seamless. From camel rides to stunning sunsets, every moment was magical. Highly recommend this tour for an authentic Moroccan adventure!"

"The 6-day tour of Morocco, guided by Ahmed, was an unforgettable experience. Starting in Fes, we explored vibrant markets, historic sites, and stunning landscapes. The highlight was the Merzouga camel ride into the Sahara Desert, where we witnessed breathtaking sunsets and spent a magical night under the stars in a desert camp. Ahmed’s expertise, warmth, and attention to detail made the journey seamless and enriching."

"I booked a private tour with Morocco Tours and had an unforgettable experience. Our guide, Said, greeted us at the airport and ensured a seamless journey. The hotels were excellent, the van was comfortable, and the itinerary was perfect. Highlights included the stunning Atlas Mountains and the magical Sahara Desert. Highly recommend Morocco Tours for a well-organized, personalized, and memorable adventure. Said’s expertise and hospitality made the trip truly special."

"My friend and I had an unforgettable 10-day trip in Morocco with Guide Ali, starting from Casablanca. Ali was knowledgeable, friendly, and made our journey seamless. We explored vibrant cities, stayed in comfortable hotels, and experienced the magic of Merzouga’s desert camp. The highlight was the thrilling buggy ride across the dunes. Highly recommend this well-organized adventure for anyone seeking a mix of culture, adventure, and relaxation. Truly a trip of a lifetime!"

"Our trip to Morocco was amazing, thanks to Aziz! The accommodations were comfortable, the desert tents luxurious, and transportation seamless. The guides were knowledgeable and friendly, enhancing our experience. From bustling markets to serene desert landscapes, every moment was unforgettable. Aziz’s organization and hospitality made the journey stress-free and truly special. Highly recommend this adventure for anyone seeking a magical Moroccan experience!"

"My partner and I recently enjoyed a 15-day luxury tour of Morocco, and it was an unforgettable experience. The itinerary was well-planned, blending cultural immersion with relaxation. Our stays at luxurious hotels were exceptional, offering top-notch amenities and service. Local guides were knowledgeable and passionate, enriching our understanding of Morocco's history and traditions. I highly recommended it"
