Morocco Tours & Holidays

Top Destinations to Visit in Morocco :

                                                               Marrakech
Known for its vibrant souks, historic palaces, and bustling medina, Marrakech is one of Morocco’s most famous cities. Key attractions include:

1. • Jemaa el-Fnaa Square: A lively marketplace with street performers, food stalls, and shops.
   • Bahia Palace: A beautiful 19th-century palace.
   • Majorelle Garden: A peaceful oasis with exotic plants and a striking blue villa, once owned by Yves Saint Laurent.

   •                                                  Fes :

   • Fes is one of the oldest cities in Morocco, known for its ancient medina (a UNESCO World Heritage site), stunning mosques, and traditional craftsmanship.
   •                                     Highlights include:
     • Al-Qarawiyyin University: The world’s oldest existing and continually operating educational institution.
     • Fes El-Bali: The old medina, with narrow alleys and bustling souks.
   • •                                                Chefchaouen :
       Famous for its blue-painted buildings and stunning mountain scenery, Chefchaouen is a photographer’s dream and a peaceful town to relax in.
     • The Sahara Desert
       For an unforgettable adventure, head to the Sahara Desert.
     • You can ride camels over the dunes of Erg Chebbi or Erg Chigaga,
     • Spend a night under the stars in desert camps, and explore the magical landscapes.
2. Atlas Mountains
   Perfect for trekking, the Atlas Mountains offer dramatic landscapes and traditional Berber villages. Toubkal National Park and Mount Toubkal (the highest peak in North Africa) are popular for hiking and adventure tours.
3. Casablanca
   A modern city known for its cosmopolitan atmosphere, Casablanca offers a mix of old and new.
4. Visit the Hassan II Mosque, one of the largest in the world, and stroll along the corniche                                                                        : Rabat :
   The capital city of Morocco, Rabat is known for its historic sites, beautiful beaches, and charming atmosphere. The Kasbah of the Udayas and Mausoleum of Mohammed V are must-sees.

                                          Types of Morocco Tours

• Cultural Tours: These tours focus on Morocco’s rich history, from ancient medinas and palaces to traditional crafts and cuisine.
• Desert Tours: Explore the Sahara Desert, including camel treks, overnight stays in desert camps, and visits to remote oases.
• Adventure Tours: Whether it’s trekking in the Atlas Mountains, rock climbing, or quad biking in the desert.
• Luxury Tours: For a more upscale experience, consider a private guided tour of Morocco with stays in luxury riads (traditional houses) or desert resorts, offering a blend of culture.
• Culinary Tours: Discover Moroccan cuisine, from tagines and couscous to street food and high-end dining.
• Many tours include cooking classes and visits to spice markets.

                                        Sample Itineraries

1. Classic Morocco Tour (7–10 days)
   • Day 1-2: Arrival in Marrakech – Explore the medina, Jemaa el-Fnaa, and Majorelle Gardens.
   • Day 3: Drive to Ait Benhaddou (UNESCO World Heritage site) and visit the Kasbah.
   • Day 4-5: Head to the Sahara Desert – Camel ride and overnight camp in the dunes.
   • Day 6-7: Explore Fes, with visits to the medina, Al-Qarawiyyin, and local souks.
   • Day 8-9: Travel to Chefchaouen, enjoy the blue city, and relax in the Rif Mountains.
   • Day 10: Return to Casablanca for departure.
2. Luxury Desert and Imperial Cities Tour (12 days)
   • Visit Marrakech, Fes, Meknes, and Rabat with private guided tours and luxury accommodations.
   • Experience the Sahara with a private tented camp in the dunes.
   • Explore local markets, historic sites, and enjoy gourmet Moroccan dining.
3. Atlas Mountains Trekking Adventure (5–7 days)
   • Trekking in the High Atlas Mountains, with a visit to traditional Berber villages.
   • Climb Mount Toubkal (if you’re an experienced hiker) or take shorter treks to scenic spots.
   • Stay in mountain lodges and enjoy local cuisine.

Practical Travel Tips

• Best Time to Visit: The best months to visit Morocco are from March to May and September to November.
• The weather is pleasant, and it’s a great time for outdoor activities.
• Currency: Morocco’s currency is the Moroccan dirham (MAD).
• Credit cards are widely accepted in major cities, but it’s best to carry cash in smaller towns.
• Language: Arabic and Berber are the official languages.
• French is widely spoken, especially in larger cities.
• Dress Code: Morocco is a conservative country, so it’s recommended to dress modestly, especially in rural areas.
• Women should cover their shoulders and knees.
• Transportation: Morocco has a good network of buses and trains for intercity travel.
• Private tours with a driver are a popular choice for a more flexible and comfortable experience.