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ADVENTURES IN MOROCCO

Discover the Magic of Morocco

From the winding alleys of ancient medinas to the sweeping sands of the Sahara, Morocco is a land of colour, culture, and contrast. Whether it's the vibrant souks, majestic mountains, or timeless desert horizons, Morocco offers an unforgettable journey.

8 Day Private Journey, Customisable

Medinas & Mountains

From £830 per person (based on two sharing, excluding flights)

Discover the essence of Morocco on a private journey from the vibrant souks of Marrakech to the Atlas Mountains and the Agafay Desert. Stay in boutique riads, mountain guesthouses, and a desert tented camp, travelling in comfort with private transfers and local guides.

Highlights include a guided tour of Marrakech, a sunset walk or camel ride in the desert, time with Berber communities in Tassa Ouirgane, a hands-on cooking workshop, and scenic walks through the Ouirgane Valley.

This tour is perfect for those seeking culture, light adventure, and authentic Moroccan hospitality. 

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10 Day Private Journey, Customisable

Souk, Sand & Sea

From £1135 per person (based on two sharing, excluding flights)

A deeper dive into Morocco’s incredible diversity. Take in the best of Morocco on a journey that contrasts the energy of Marrakech with the stillness of the desert, the drama of the Atlas Mountains, and the breezy charm of the Atlantic coast. Over ten nights you’ll stay in characterful riads, mountain retreats, and a tented desert camp, with private transfers and expert local guides throughout.

Highlights include a guided tour of Marrakech’s medina, a sunset camel ride or walk in the Agafay Desert, a circular hike in the Imlil Valley to the dramatic village of Aremd, and time with the Berbers of Tassa Ouirgane in the Azzaden Valley. The trip ends by the sea in Essaouira, where you’ll explore the medina on a guided afternoon walk. This itinerary balances discovery with time to relax, offering the perfect overview of Morocco’s landscapes and cultures.

Moroccan Highlights

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Marrakech

A city of colour and contrast, Marrakech blends centuries-old traditions with vibrant modern energy. Wander through bustling souks, explore the intricate Bahia Palace, and experience the famous Djemaa el-Fna square as it comes alive at night with storytellers, musicians, and aromatic street food.

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Agafay Desert

Just outside Marrakech lies the stony wilderness of the Agafay Desert. Its golden landscapes offer a peaceful escape, especially at sunset when light dances across the hills. Here, enjoy a camel ride or guided walk before dining beneath an open starry sky.

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Toubkal National Park

Home to North Africa’s highest peak, the park offers breathtaking mountain scenery, Berber villages, and lush valleys. Scenic trails weave through juniper forests and terraced hillsides, while the cool air and wide horizons make it an inspiring destination for walkers, trekkers, and nature lovers alike.

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Essaouira

A relaxed coastal town where Atlantic breezes meet artistic charm. Essaouira’s whitewashed medina, lively fishing port, and sweeping beaches provide the perfect contrast to inland adventures. Discover artisan workshops, enjoy fresh seafood, and watch kitesurfers dance across the waves against a backdrop of 18th-century ramparts.

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Azzaden Valley

Tucked within the Atlas Mountains, the Azzaden Valley is a tapestry of terraced fields, walnut groves, and stone villages. Time with the Berber community here reveals warm hospitality and traditional ways of life, offering a genuine connection to Morocco’s culture and breathtaking mountain landscapes.

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Fes

A spiritual and cultural heart of Morocco, Fes boasts one of the world’s oldest medinas. Narrow alleys lead to bustling souks, tanneries, and centuries-old madrasas. Its living heritage, vibrant crafts, and layers of history create an immersive journey into Morocco’s rich past and present.

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Chefchaouen

Known as the “Blue Pearl,” Chefchaouen captivates with its maze of indigo-painted streets set against the Rif Mountains. The town’s tranquil atmosphere, artisan markets, and surrounding hiking trails make it a highlight for travellers seeking both striking beauty and a slower, more soulful pace.

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Rabat

Morocco’s capital combines history, culture, and coastal calm. Explore the elegant Hassan Tower, wander through the atmospheric Oudayas Kasbah, and stroll along palm-lined boulevards. Less hectic than other cities, Rabat offers a graceful introduction to Moroccan heritage with its blend of tradition and modernity.

A Selection of Guesthouses

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When to visit

Spring (March – May)

Blooming valleys, pleasant warmth, and ideal trekking weather in the Atlas Mountains.

 

Early Summer (June)

Coastal breezes keep Essaouira and Atlantic towns fresh while inland cities are lively but warm.

Summer (July - August)

July–August can be hot inland but cooler along the coast — a good option if you prefer seaside escapes.

 

Autumn (September – November)

Crisp, clear days perfect for desert adventures and cultural explorations.

 

Winter (December – February)

Sunny days in Marrakech and the Sahara; snow-capped Atlas peaks for contrast and quieter crowds.

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Why travel with us?

  • Our amazing team of expert guides & drivers

  • Authentic & comfortable accommodation

  • Fully supported itineraries, planned by the experts

  • 24 hour support

  • Digital travel app for your itinerary & documents

  • Our commitment to wildlife, communities & conservation

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