Trip Info
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Casablanca
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Marrakech/Casablanca
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Private
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Everyday
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4WD vehicle, Minivan
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3,4,5*
Overview
This 14 Days Tour checks off Morocco’s top urban and natural landmarks. Admire the Architecture of Mosque Hassan ll and See medieval architecture in the capital of Rabat, walk the blue streets of Chefchaouen, and tour 9th-century Al Quaraouiyine University in Fes. Continue to the Sahara for a camel trek and night of glamping, visit the nomadic Berber families and the desert citadel of Ait Benhaddou, and explore colorful Marrakech markets and ornate palaces before ending in the quiet coastal city of Essaouira.
Highlights
- Visit the Hassan II Mosque and the world's tallest minaret in Casablanca
- Tour the Fes tanneries and 12th-century Kasbah des Ouadayas in Rabat
- Discover the world-famous blue streets and buildings of Chefchaouen
- Wander through the ancient alleyways of Volubilis and Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah
- Trek the golden dunes of Erg chebbi
- Enjoy a luxurious stay in the Sahara desert in a comfortable 'glamping' tent
- Explore the ornate palaces, medieval mosques
- Traverse the Atlas Mountains, and admire the natural landscapes of valleys
Itinerary
Day 1
Day 1
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Arrival in Casablanca & overnight in Rabat
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Arrival in Casablanca & overnight in Rabat
EXPAND COLLAPSEWelcome to Morocco! Upon your arrival at Mohammed V International Airport in Casablanca, Proceed through customs and meet us just outside the exit gate, we will be holding a “Morocco Travel Boutique” sign for easy visibility. Our friendly local driver/guide welcomes you and drives you into the center of Casablanca to start exploring Casablanca’s sights. Commence with the stunning Hassan II Mosque, one of the largest mosques in the world that non Muslims can enter. Its minaret is a sight to behold.
Next, we will leave for Rabat. Rabat is the current capital of Morocco since Morocco gained its independence from France in 1956. Upon our arrival, begin your tour with a visit to the 2nd-century Chellah Necropolis, established originally as a Phoenician colony. Continue to the Yacoub al-Mansour Esplanade to see the Kings' Mausoleum which houses the remains of several kings and the unfinished 12th-century Hassan Tower.
Head to Kasbah des Ouadayas, a 12th-century Almohad fortress. From here stroll through the winding streets or enjoy a mint tea at the Cafe Maure overlooking the Bou Regreg River. Afterwards, we will transfer you to the hotel for check-in. Relax and get some rest ahead of your next journey.
Day 2
Day 2
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Travel along the coast -Tangier
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Travel along the coast -Tangier
EXPAND COLLAPSEEnjoy a relaxing breakfast before we travel north along the Atlantic coast toward Tangier. Along the way, we will stop to explore the charming town of Asilah, known for its calm waters and its famous International Cultural Festival, which transforms the town into an open-air art gallery every August. You will have lunch at your leisure and time to explore the white-washed streets of the Asilah Medina.
Next, we continue our journey to visit the legendary Caves of Hercules and Cap Spartel, the dramatic point where the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea meet. Upon arriving in Tangier, you will meet your private local guide for a walking tour of the Tangier Medina. Highlights include a visit to the Kasbah and the American Legation, which holds the distinction of being the first American public property established outside of the United States.
Later, you can enjoy a spectacular sunset and ocean views overlooking the Strait of Gibraltar, either from your hotel or a nearby rooftop café. This marks the perfect conclusion to your day in Tangier. Dinner is at your leisure, followed by a restful evening at your beautiful hotel, which features a unique blend of Moroccan architecture and Spanish influence.
Day 3
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Morning in Tangier and travel - Chefchaouen by afternoon
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Morning in Tangier and travel - Chefchaouen by afternoon
EXPAND COLLAPSEAfter a late breakfast, possibly to enjoy the Tangier more before leaving the blue city of Chefchaouen. Along the way, we will stop in a beautiful town called Tetouan known locally as the white dove of Morocco. Here you will visit Faddan Square.
Arrive Chefchaouen around midday, check into your hotel and lunch will be at your leisure then head out to explore the winding streets and blue alleys of Chefchaouen. Enjoy your walking tour of the 15th-century city, starting with the Kasbah in the center of town. Enjoy panoramic views of the area from the tower, then find your way through the cobblestone streets to the town's waterfall, a popular gathering spot. Locals meet here to chat, do laundry, and relax.
Day 4
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Full day to explore Chefchaouen at your leisure
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Full day to explore Chefchaouen at your leisure
EXPAND COLLAPSEToday is a free full day and dedicated to exploring the blue city of Chefchaouen on your own as you prefer. After a relaxed night and late breakfast, walk through the blue washed alleyways, to enjoy the city more. If you’re a photography enthusiast, we recommend you bring your camera to capture some stunning photos of the alleyways and blue doors of medina houses.
Day 5
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Chefchaouen, Volubilis, Meknes, Fes
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Chefchaouen, Volubilis, Meknes, Fes
EXPAND COLLAPSEEnjoy breakfast at your hotel before setting out on a three-hour drive toward the spiritual city of Fes. Along the way, we will visit the Roman ruins of Volubilis, one of the best-preserved archaeological sites in North Africa and the former administrative center of the Roman Empire in the region. The site is renowned for its grand columns, ancient roads, and stunningly preserved mosaics.
Next, we continue to the imperial city of Meknes, which served as the capital of Morocco under the rule of Sultan Moulay Ismail in the 17th century. Upon arrival, we will begin our city tour at the magnificent Bab Mansour gate. Known for its intricate tilework and impressive scale, it was once the main entrance to the city. We will also visit the historic Qara Prison (the city's underground jail) and the beautifully maintained Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail.
In the late afternoon, we will reach our accommodation in Fes. After checking into your elegantly decorated Riad, you can end your day relaxing in its gardens or enjoying the view of the UNESCO-listed Medina as it lights up, listening to the evening call to prayer from a rooftop terrace.
Day 6
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Explore the spiritual city of Fes
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Explore the spiritual city of Fes
EXPAND COLLAPSEAfter a delightful breakfast, your private local guide will lead you on an immersive exploration of the city. As the oldest city in Morocco, Fes offers a deep journey into the country’s rich history, vibrant culture, and intricate craftsmanship.
Your journey begins at the Royal Palace, which dates back to the 16th century and is famous for its stunning golden gates. Here, you can admire the majestic bronze doors and intricate tilework. Next, we visit a traditional pottery and ceramics workshop, where you will see how these ancient artisanal skills have been passed down from generation to generation.
Lunch will be at your leisure, followed by a peaceful walking tour through the UNESCO World Heritage alleyways of the Medina. Your guide will take you to the famous Chouara Tannery to witness the ancient process of leather making. You will also visit historic Quranic schools, such as the Al-Attarine Madrasa and Al-Qarawiyyin University. Founded by Fatima al-Fihri, Al-Qarawiyyin is recognized as one of the oldest degree-granting universities in the world.
After visiting the city’s most iconic sites, we will escort you back to your accommodation for a relaxing evening.
Day 7
Day 7
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Fes - Ifrane - Cedar Forest - Ziz Valley - Merzouga desert & Erg Chebbi
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Fes - Ifrane - Cedar Forest - Ziz Valley - Merzouga desert & Erg Chebbi
EXPAND COLLAPSEAfter an early breakfast at your hotel, we depart for Fes for the Sahara Desert of Merzouga (Erg Chebbi). Our first stop is Ifrane, often referred to as the “Switzerland of Morocco” due to its cool climate and alpine architecture. After a leisurely drive, we continue to the ancient Cedar Forest, where we may encounter Barbary macaques in their natural habitat.
We then continue over the Middle Atlas Mountains. Throughout this journey, you will be amazed by the stunning contrasts as you traverse a landscape of incredible diversity. Lunch will be served at a local restaurant in the town of Midelt, followed by a drive across the High Atlas Mountains to reach the Ziz Valley. This lush valley, filled with palm groves, marks the beginning of the Tafilalt Oasis.
Continuing south, our path leads to Merzouga via the town of Erfoud, famous for its fossil workshops and the annual Date Festival in October. Upon arrival in Merzouga, we trade our vehicle for camels. Guided by an experienced desert scout, you will trek across the golden Erg Chebbi dunes toward your luxury camp. Your guide will stop at a high dune, allowing you to capture photos and witness a sunset that may well be the best of your life.
Later, enjoy authentic Berber hospitality as you check into your deluxe tent, complete with a private bathroom. A traditional dinner will be served under the starry sky, followed by live desert music around the campfire.
Day 8
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Explore the Sahara desert
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Explore the Sahara desert
EXPAND COLLAPSEAfter a relaxed breakfast at your camp, we will embark on a 4WD journey to explore the hidden gems of the Sahara. Our adventure includes visiting nomadic Berber families, the village of Khamlia, lush oases, seasonal lakes, and the abandoned mines of Miffis.
First, we will visit a Berber nomadic family at their traditional tent in the heart of the desert. Here, you will learn about their unique lifestyle in this vast landscape while sharing a traditional cup of Moroccan mint tea. We then continue to the historic Miffis mines, where you can still find locals working in the ancient kohl (mascara) and mineral stone mines.
Later, head to Khamlia village, famous for the Gnaoua people, whose ancestors originated from sub-Saharan countries such as Sudan, Mali, and Niger. Having beautifully integrated into Berber culture, they are renowned for their soulful music and unique way of life. Nearby, we will enjoy a specialty of the region—Berber Pizza—for lunch at a local restaurant.
Afterward, we continue to Dayet Srji (Merzouga Lake). This seasonal lake attracts diverse birdlife, including migratory flamingos. We will then visit a nearby oasis to see the local community gardens, where we’ll take a gentle walk to learn about the traditional desert irrigation and plantations.
To conclude the day, we will transfer you to your hotel at the edge of the dunes for a relaxing evening, or back to your luxury camp if you prefer to spend a second night under the stars.
Day 9
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Merzouga desert - Rissani - Tinghir - Rose Valley - Skoura - Ouarzazate
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Merzouga desert - Rissani - Tinghir - Rose Valley - Skoura - Ouarzazate
EXPAND COLLAPSERise early to witness a breathtaking sunrise over the dunes followed by breakfast at your leisure. Afterward, you may choose to peacefully cross the dunes back to meet your driver either by camel trek or in a 4WD vehicle. Farewell the Sahara as we head toward the Ouarzazate city via the road of thousands kasbahs.
Our first stop is Rissani, the ancestral capital of the Alaouite Dynasty (Morocco’s current royal family). This town is famous for its traditional market, which comes alive every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday. Historically, after the nearby city of Sijilmassa was destroyed in the 14th century, Rissani became a vital hub for trans-Saharan trade, particularly noted for its leather and goat-skin trading.
We continue through the Tafilalt Oasis, home to hundreds of ancient kasbahs and ksours, to reach the town of Tinghir. After lunch, enjoy a scenic drive along the Todra Valley with frequent stops at panoramic viewpoints. We will then arrive at the Todra Gorges, whose 300-meter cliffs attract climbers from around the world.
Later, we will travel through Skoura palm grove to reach our hotel in Ouarzazate. Before our arrival we will visit the well maintained kasbah Amridil in the skoura and we might stop at a local women’s cooperative near the Rose Valley. Here, you will learn the delicate process of transforming Damask roses into rose oil and rose water. You may also purchase rose perfumes to enjoy throughout your entire trip.
Day 10
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Ouarzazate - Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah - Atlas Mountains - Marrakech
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Ouarzazate - Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah - Atlas Mountains - Marrakech
EXPAND COLLAPSEAfter breakfast at our hotel in Ouarzazate, this city is often called the 'Hollywood of Africa.' You will visit Taourirt kasbah, one of the oldest kasbah in the city built in the 17th century, and you have the option to visit Atlas Studios, where famous productions such as Game of Thrones and Kingdom of Heaven were filmed.
Nearby, we reach the historic village of Ait Ben Haddou. This Kasbah is a UNESCO World Heritage site and was once a vital trading post for caravans traveling between Marrakech and Timbuktu. Today, it serves as a backdrop for films like Lawrence of Arabia and Indiana Jones. You will have ample time to explore both the exterior and interior of the Kasbah.
After lunch at a local restaurant overlooking the kasbah, we ascend the Atlas Mountains toward the bustling city of Marrakech. Enjoy the dramatic Tizi n'Tichka pass, with its fascinating views of Berber villages and a landscape that shifts beautifully as the day progresses. After several scenic stops along the winding mountain roads, we will arrive at your Marrakech accommodation in the afternoon. Check in, and relax or head to the Jemaa El Fna Square to catch the sunset.
Day 11
Day 11
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Explore Marrakech city
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Explore Marrakech city
EXPAND COLLAPSEToday is dedicated to exploring Marrakech, known locally as the "Red City" due to its red beaten clay architecture. Your private tour with a local guide begins with a visit to the Koutoubia Mosque, built in the 12th century; its minaret remains the tallest building in the city.
Next, cross the vibrant Jemaa El Fna square, where food stalls, storytellers, and snake charmers bring the space to life. You will also pay a visit to the Ben Youssef Madrasa, Bahia Palace, and El Badi Palace.
Lunch will be at your leisure in a traditional restaurant in the heart of Medina. Afterward, continue your sightseeing tour through the souks, winding through the 11th-century alleyways of Marrakech, surrounded by artisanal workshops and local shops. This is free time with the option for shopping,or you can skip it entirely.
In the afternoon, we will take you to visit the modern part of Marrakech, often called Gueliz, home to the colorful Majorelle Garden and Menara Gardens. The Majorelle Garden houses more than 300 different species of plants from five continents and is a peaceful place to unwind after your walking tour through the busy Medina.
Afterward, we will accompany you back to your accommodation. Alternatively, you can head back to the vibrant Jemaa El Fna as it becomes more active in the late afternoon. We recommend enjoying a fresh drink on a rooftop terrace to watch the sunset overlooking the square and the Koutoubia Mosque.
Day 12
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Marrakech - the coastal town of Essaouira
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Marrakech - the coastal town of Essaouira
EXPAND COLLAPSEAfter breakfast at your Riad, we depart for the charming coastal town of Essaouira. The three-hour drive brings you to this relaxed resort town, world-renowned for its powerful Atlantic swells that attract surfers and windsurfers from across the globe.
Before reaching Essaouira, optionally we will stop at an Argan Oil Women’s Cooperative in the town of Onagha. Morocco is internationally famous for its Argan oil, used both for skincare and as a nutritious culinary specialty. Upon arrival in Essaouira, you will check into your hotel and enjoy a full afternoon exploring the beautiful Essaouira Medina if time permits.
Commence our sightseeing tour with the Moulay Hassan Square to soak in the live Gnaoua music and vibrant atmosphere. Afterward, head to the bustling fishing port, famous for its iconic blue boats and the fresh fish market where locals gather for the catch of the day. Continue your exploration along the Skala de la Kasbah, the 18th-century seafront ramparts designed by European engineers. Here, old brass cannons still line the walls, offering spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean.
Alternatively, you may choose to walk along the wide sandy beach, a popular spot for kitesurfing and windsurfing, before enjoying a restful night at your hotel overlooking the ocean.
Day 13
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Full day in Essaouira
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Full day in Essaouira
EXPAND COLLAPSEBreak your fast at your hotel, and enjoy the beach. Essaouira is a relaxed town and famous for unique beaches and offers multiple activities, such as camel ride, quad bike along the ocean or if you are skilled enough you can experience surfing and kite flying.
Day 14
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Depart - airport
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Depart - airport
EXPAND COLLAPSEBid farewell to your driver/guide, who have by now become your life-long friend, then head to the Marrakech or Casablanca airport for your bound flight. Safe travels!
Cost
Includes
- Service of Morocco Travel Boutique throughout.
- 100% private trip
- All private transfers in a comfortable air conditioning vehicle.
- Fuel & taxes.
- Well experienced driver/ knowledgeable English speaking local guide during the trip.
- Pick up & drop off service everyday.
- 13 Overnights at a comfortable hotel/riad/kasbah with daily breakfast
- Overnight a luxury camp in the desert with breakfast & dinner
- Vegetarian, vegan options available on request.
- Private room & tent in every accommodation with private bathroom and shower
- Dinner at your accommodation in Sahara Desert - Erg Chebbi and Ouarzazate
- Private local guide fees in Volubilis, Fes, and Marrakech (not necessary in other places)
- Camel ride experience in the desert
- Free time for breaks and visiting monuments along the road.
- Sandboarding in the desert (undertaken your risk)
- 4wd vehicle excursion to explore the desert area with Nomadic Berber Pizza for lunch.
Excludes
- International Airfare
- Travel insurance (not required but recommended)
- Personal Expenses
- Lunches and Beverages
- Non mentioned Dinner
- Entrance fees to monuments
- Tips & gratuites (optional but appreciated)
Need to know
We carefully select our accommodations based on location, quality, style, comfort, and excellent service. Our options include hotels, Riads, Kasbahs, boutique stays, resorts, and desert camps. These are divided into 3, 4, and 5-star categories to meet everyone’s budget and preference. You can also mix and match these categories to suit your needs.
We exclude the entrance fees to monuments and cultural sights from the tour total cost in order to not charge you for things you might not be interested in visiting. Please let us know if you need a list of all the monuments that require a fee for entry or we can include them.
Our private tours are designed to be flexible and accommodating. Our knowledgeable guide will offer various options (both paid and unpaid worth visiting) for objectives and sights not only in each city but also along the way. Additionally, we’re committed to offering the best possible experience for our clients.
We intentionally exclude dinners in urban areas or big cities for two main reasons. Firstly, dining at Riads or hotels in city settings tends to be relatively expensive. Secondly, the presence of a variety of restaurant options in cities allows our clients to choose according to their budget and preferences.
Our private tours include essential activities but we can arrange other activities during the booking process such as cooking classes, Hammam & SPA, hot air balloon, ATV quads, dune buggies, and any additional activity available in any destination upon request.
Reviews
Youssef gave us a wonderful desert experience, and we loved learning more about life and traditions in the Sahara.
Hamid made a quick plan B when our flight was delayed and we arrived late. Nothing was lost, he just adjusted everything. Calm, kind and very professional guy.
Honestly the best decision of our holiday. The desert was unreal, the people were warm and we came home with stories for years. Thank you to the whole team.
Zaid helped me find the right size djellaba in the market and taught me how to wear it. I felt very local at the camp that night haha. Such a fun experience.
Hassan's love for his country shows in everything he says. He made us want to come back and see more of Morocco. We are already looking at flights for next year!
Mustapha drove us to the top of a hill for one last view of the dunes before we left. A perfect goodbye to the Sahara. We were all a bit emotional leaving.
Booking was simple, the deposit was small and fair, and they answered on WhatsApp within minutes. Trip itself was even better. A very reliable local company.
Houcien made sure our elderly aunt had the front seat and extra stops to stretch. He treated her like his own family. That kindness really touched all of us.
Lahcen recommended a little family restaurant in the Dades gorge and the tagine there was the best we had. Hidden gems like that are why you need a local guide.
Rain in the mountains, sun in the desert. Morocco really has everything. Our guide adapted the plan to the weather and we didn't miss a single highlight. Great.
Said brought a football and the kids played with local boys in a village while we had tea. Such a sweet moment, no common language needed. Lovely memories.
Our friend group is very mixed, vegans, picky eaters and one guy who only eats bread haha. The camp managed everyone perfectly. Great food and great hospitality.
Mohammed's patience is endless. My mother in law asked to stop for photos about fifty times and he never complained once haha. A gentleman from start to finish.
We did a lot in three days but never felt exhausted. Breaks were well timed and the hotels were quiet and comfortable. The night in the dunes was truly magical.
Youssef pointed out a desert fox at sunrise, just for a second before it ran away. The kids were so thrilled. He knows the desert like the back of his hand.
Everything we were told before the trip turned out to be true. Good car, good camp, good food. If you want an honest company for the desert, this is the one.
Hamid stopped at a nomad tent where a family offered us milk and dates. They didn't speak English but we laughed together anyway. A beautiful human moment.
My wife and I celebrated 25 years of marriage under the Sahara sky. Simple dinner, candles and the sound of drums in the distance. Romantic and very peaceful.
Zaid kept the car spotless and always had cold water and tissues ready. Small things but on long drives they make a big difference. A very professional driver.
Hassan was honest about which places were worth the time and which were tourist traps. We appreciated that a lot. Felt like getting advice from a local friend.
We booked the private tour and it was worth the extra. Our own pace, our own stops and a guide who answered all our questions. Much better than a big bus tour.
Mustapha was always one step ahead, water ready, tickets sorted, tables booked. We didn't have to think about anything. That's what a great guide does. Thanks!
The stars in the Sahara were so bright we could see the Milky Way with our own eyes. My kids lay on the sand for ages counting shooting stars. Pure family magic.
Houcien taught my husband how to make proper Moroccan mint tea, pouring from up high and all. Now he does it every weekend at home haha. Great guide and teacher.
We are from Australia and this was the highlight of our six weeks in Europe and Africa. Friendly team, beautiful landscapes and a desert night like no other.
Lahcen made sure the camp gave us a tent with a view of the biggest dune. Waking up and opening the door to that sight is something I will never ever forget.
The drive back was long but we stopped in Ifrane, which looks like a little Swiss village. Such a surprise in Morocco! Nicely planned route with lots of variety.
Said showed us the old Jewish quarter in Rissani and explained the history of the town. We had no idea about this side of Morocco. A very meaningful stop for us.
Our teenage daughters were not excited about a desert trip but they loved it. Sandboarding, music at the camp and endless photos. Mission accomplished, thank you!
Mohammed made sure we had wifi stops for my work calls which I really needed. Flexible, understanding and still managed to show us all the beautiful places.
We travel with a dog at home so we missed him, but the camp cats kept us company haha. Seriously though, lovely staff, tasty food and a camp in a beautiful spot.
Youssef cooked us a sand bread buried under the fire, I didn't believe it would work but it was delicious. Little surprises like that made our desert night magic.
The 4x4 ride across the hamada to reach the camp was so much fun. Then a short camel ride into the dunes for sunset. Great combination of adventure and calm.
Hamid's stories about the Glaoui family and the kasbahs were brilliant. History was never my thing at school but he made it really interesting. Great guide.
We loved how small and quiet the desert camp was. No loud groups, just a handful of tents, a fire and the stars. Exactly the peaceful escape we were looking for.
Zaid stopped at a viewpoint over the Todra river where there was nobody else, just us and the birds. Those quiet moments are what made this trip feel special.
Hassan took a photo of all of us jumping on the dune and somehow got it perfect on the first try haha. That photo is now everyone's phone background in our family.
My dad is 78 and this was on his bucket list. The team made it happen for him with patience and care. Watching him on a camel at sunset made me cry. Thank you.
Mustapha told us about the floods that shaped the Ziz valley and pointed out the old irrigation canals. Fascinating stuff I would never have noticed by myself.
Well run tour. Every hotel had our booking ready, the meals were included as promised, and the driver was always early. Easy and stress free from start to finish.
Houcien helped us buy argan oil from a women's cooperative where the money goes straight to the families. Felt good to shop somewhere that actually helps people.
The sand is so soft and the dunes so huge that photos don't do them justice. We just sat in silence for an hour watching the light change. Pure peace. Thank you.
Two couples, one car and three days of laughing. Lahcen fit right in with our group and by the end felt like an old friend. We'll be back with the kids next time.
Said gave us space to explore Ait Ben Haddou on our own and then met us with tea afterwards. Nice balance between guiding and freedom. Very relaxed trip, loved it.
I was honestly scared of the camel at first but the handlers were so calm and gentle. By the end I didn't want to get off. The view from the top was worth every nerve.
Our son turned 10 in the desert and the camp team made him feel like a king. Cake, music and a camel named after him for the night haha. Thank you for the memories!
Mohammed knew exactly where to stop for the best orange juice and msemen in the mornings. Breakfast on the road became one of our favourite parts of the whole trip.
We were picked up from our riad in the Fes medina and the adventure started right away. Monkeys in Azrou, lunch in Midelt and dunes by sunset. A brilliant few days.
Houcien noticed my husband loved photography and kept stopping at the best light. Golden hour in the Dades valley was incredible. A very
We were a group of eight from a hiking club and the team handled us perfectly. Long walk in the gorge, nights in good hotels and a fantastic camp in the dunes.
Lahcen speaks great English and some French too, so our mixed group was all comfortable. He was knowledgeable, kind and always on time. Excellent guide all round.
The fossil workshop in Erfoud was more interesting than I expected, and the stop at the Tizi n'Tichka pass was beautiful. Great mix of nature, culture and fun.
My partner proposed on top of a dune at sunset and the team helped plan it secretly. She said yes! We will never forget this place or these lovely people. Thank you.
Said drove carefully on the mountain roads which made me relax, I get nervous with heights. By day two I was enjoying the views instead of gripping the seat haha.
We traveled in winter and the desert was cold at night but the camp gave us lots of blankets and a fire. Waking up to frost on the dunes was a surprise and beautiful.
Mohammed made my mom feel like a queen for her 60th birthday. A cake appeared at dinner in the camp and everyone sang. She cried happy tears. Thank you so much.
Very honest company. The price was clear from the start, nothing hidden, and everything we were promised was delivered. That's rare. The Sahara was stunning too.
Youssef taught us how to tie a proper desert turban before the camel ride. We looked ridiculous but the photos are amazing. Such a fun and memorable experience.
We did the tour in summer and were worried about the heat. Everything was timed well, early starts, shade at lunch, AC in the car. The evening in the dunes was lovely.
Hamid is a walking encyclopedia but also very funny. He made the drive through the kasbah valley super interesting. Even my bored teenager put her phone away!
The desert at night is so quiet you can hear your own heartbeat. That's the moment I'll remember most. Thanks to the team for organizing everything so smoothly.
Zaid recommended we skip one touristy stop and go to a quieter valley instead. Best decision of the trip. No crowds, beautiful views and a lovely walk by the river.
Our 4 year old called the camel his best friend and cried when we left haha. The whole team was so sweet with him. Great memories for our family, thank you all.
Hassan explained the old trade routes across the Sahara and suddenly the whole landscape made sense. I love trips where you come home knowing more. Really recommend.
Mustapha helped my husband who is not very confident on camels, walked beside him the whole way. Small gesture but it meant a lot to us. Truly caring people.
Good driver, comfortable car and a very well planned route. The camp was cosy with real beds and a proper bathroom. I'd do this trip again without thinking twice.
Houcien's playlist deserves its own review haha. Moroccan music, old classics, a bit of everything. He made the long road feel like a road trip with friends.
We stopped at a small oasis village for lunch and it ended up being my favourite meal in Morocco. Simple, fresh, home cooked. Little moments like that made the trip.
My sister and I did this as a girls trip and felt so comfortable. Lahcen was polite and protective without being pushy. The dunes at sunrise were out of this world.
Said told us the names of all the stars over the camp. I've never seen a sky like that in my life. Pair that with great food and warm people and it was perfect.
Not a single thing went wrong, which honestly surprised me after reading other reviews of other companies. Clear plan, nice hotels, and a beautiful night in the desert.
The kids were asleep in the car for half the drive and woke up to camels. Their faces were priceless. Thank you for a smooth, safe and very fun family adventure.
Mohammed waited patiently while my wife bargained for a rug in Rissani for almost an hour lol. He even helped her get a fair price. Great guide and a really good man.
We only had three days in Morocco and this trip was the right choice. Mountains, gorges, palm valleys and then the dunes. It felt like seeing five countries in one go.
We came as two couples and all four of us loved it. Well planned days, good hotels, and lots of laughs. Watching the sunrise from the dunes together was very special.
Said made us feel welcome from the first minute. Good conversation, good music, safe driving. The tagine he recommended in the Dades valley was the best of our trip.
Such a peaceful trip. After the noise of the big cities, the Sahara felt like another world. Comfortable camp, friendly staff, and a sky full of stars at night.
Mohammed has a great sense of humor and a lot of patience. Our kids asked him to stop for every goat and camel, and he did it with a smile every time. A wonderful guide.
If you're on the fence, just book it. The trip was easy, safe and full of beautiful moments. The night in the Sahara alone is worth it. We already want to come back.
Youssef took us on a walk to see a nomad family and it was a moment I'll never forget. Real people, real life, real hospitality. Thank you for such an honest trip.
We traveled with friends from Spain and Italy and the team spoke with all of us easily. Lovely people, great organization and the desert sunset was just stunning.
Hamid's explanations at Ait Ben Haddou were fascinating. We also loved the stop at the fossil workshop. He made every day interesting and we never felt rushed.
My husband and I wanted something calm and authentic, and that's exactly what we got. No crowds at our camp, delicious home cooked food and a silence you can't describe.
Zaid looked after us like family. When it rained in the mountains he changed the route so we still saw great views. Very smart, very kind, and a careful driver too.
Absolutely worth it. The changing landscapes from mountains to oasis to desert kept us glued to the window. The camp was simple but very comfortable and clean.
Hassan was knowledgeable, friendly and very professional. He explained the history of each kasbah we passed and recommended dishes we would never have tried. Excellent.
Three generations of our family on one trip, ages 6 to 72, and everyone loved it. Well paced, safe, comfortable. The camel photos are already framed at grandma's house.
Mustapha and the camp team made our stay unforgettable. Great food, live music, and he walked us up the big dune for sunrise. We felt really looked after the whole time.
The organization was impeccable. Every hotel, meal and activity was exactly as planned. The highlight was definitely sleeping in the desert, an incredible experience.
Houcien is a legend. Kind, funny and always making sure we were okay. Thanks to him the trip felt like an adventure with a friend rather than a tour. Miss him already!
We were nervous about traveling with a baby but everything was so easy. Car seat was ready, the driver was careful and the camp staff were wonderful with our little one.
My girlfriend and I did the 3 day trip and loved it. Lahcen knew the best photo spots and even took some amazing pictures of us. Those photos are now on our wall!
Great experience overall. The roads through the mountains are long but the views make up for it. Desert camp was comfortable and the staff there were super welcoming.
Said shared so many stories about his childhood in the desert. It made the dunes feel alive. The camp was cosy and the stars at night were like nothing I have seen.
Our family of four had the best time. The kids loved the camels, I loved the scenery and my husband loved the food. Something for everyone, and no stress at all.
Mohammed was very flexible with our itinerary. We wanted to spend more time in the gorges and less in the car, and he made it happen without any fuss. Top service.
I don't usually write reviews but this trip deserves one. Great driver, great camp, great food, and the most beautiful landscapes I've seen. Thank you for everything!
Youssef played the drums at the camp fire and taught us a few Berber songs. Such a fun night! The whole trip was well organized and the scenery was out of this world.
Traveled with my elderly father and the team was so attentive to his needs. Extra breaks, a comfortable seat, and help with everything. He enjoyed every minute.
Hamid was so passionate about his country and it was contagious. We left knowing much more about Morocco than when we arrived. Thanks for a great few days, Hamid!
Very professional company. Clear communication before the trip, and on the trip itself everything was exactly as described. The Sahara is truly something special.
Zaid made sure we got to see the real Morocco, not just the tourist stops. A local lunch in a small village was one of our favorite meals of the entire holiday.
We booked for our anniversary and it was perfect. Romantic camp, beautiful sky full of stars and great food. My husband and I are already planning to come back.
Hassan's knowledge of the Atlas villages was impressive. He explained how people live there today and how it has changed over time. It made the trip much more meaningful.
Fantastic tour. If you're thinking about whether the desert is worth the long drive, the answer is yes. Seeing the dunes turn orange at sunset was unforgettable.
Mustapha went above and beyond when my daughter got sick on day two. He found a pharmacy, adjusted the plan and checked on her all day. We are so grateful to him.
The pace was just right for us. Enough time at each stop to explore, take photos and have a coffee, without long boring waits. The night in the camp was so peaceful.
We were a group of colleagues on a team trip and it was a big success. Everyone had a great time, the logistics were perfect and the desert dinner was a real highlight.
Houcien made a 9 hour drive feel like 3. Great music, great conversation and great stops along the way. My wife says he's the best part of the trip and I agree!
From the Fes medina to the sand dunes, every day was different and exciting. We felt safe the whole time and everything was taken care of. Brilliant experience.
Lahcen invited us to have tea with his family on the way and it was the most authentic moment of our holiday. We felt like guests, not tourists. Thank you Lahcen!
Our kids are 5 and 7 and we worried the trip would be too much for them. It wasn't at all. Plenty of breaks, kind people everywhere, and they loved riding the camels.
Really well organized tour. Clean accommodation, tasty meals and a careful driver. The camel trek was a bit bumpy but so worth it for the views at the top of the dunes.
Said knew exactly when to talk and when to let us enjoy the silence. That balance is rare. The drive through the Ziz valley with all the palm trees was breathtaking.
Took this tour with my best friend for her 30th birthday. The team helped make it special and we got the best photos of our lives in the dunes. Can't recommend enough.
Mohammed is a fantastic driver and an even better storyteller. My partner and I learned so much about Amazigh culture. The trip felt personal from start to finish.
Everything ran on time, the car was comfortable and the hotels were nicer than we expected for the price. The desert camp was beautiful. Would book with them again.
Youssef was amazing with my teenagers, which is not easy lol. He got them off their phones and climbing dunes at 5am to watch the sunrise. Parents of teens, book him!
I've traveled a lot and this was one of the most memorable experiences I've had. The silence of the Sahara at night is something everyone should experience once.
Hamid took us to a carpet cooperative where there was zero pressure to buy, just a nice chat and tea. That set the tone for the whole trip: genuine, warm and relaxed.
We came as a family of six with grandma included, and somehow everyone was happy the whole time. That's a small miracle! The desert was the moment we'll all remember.
Zaid was calm, careful and so friendly. We had a flat tire on day two and he fixed it in ten minutes while telling us jokes. Nothing seemed to stress him out. Great guy.
Great trip, very well organized. Only thing I'd say is bring a warm jacket for the desert night, it gets cold! Otherwise everything was perfect, especially the camp food.
Hassan was the perfect guide for our family. He kept the kids entertained and gave us adults the background on every place we passed. We felt like we really learned something.
Booking was easy and they replied to all my questions quickly. On the day everything matched what was promised. The Dades gorges and the desert were absolutely stunning.
My husband and I are not big tour people but this felt more like traveling with a friend. Mustapha knew all the little places and never pushed us into shops. Loved it.
Sunset on a camel, dinner under the stars, sunrise from the top of a dune. Sounds cliché but it really was that good. Thanks to the whole team for a memorable experience.
Houcien is a gem. Funny, caring, and an excellent driver on those mountain roads. He taught us some Darija phrases and the locals loved it when we tried to use them.
We almost picked a cheaper group tour and I'm so glad we didn't. Having our own driver meant we could stop wherever we liked and never felt rushed. Worth every dirham.
Lahcen was patient with our kids and answered every one of their hundred questions. My son wants to be a desert guide now haha. A wonderful family trip all round.
The camp was the best part. Proper beds, hot water, and a tagine dinner that was better than anything we ate in Marrakech. Sitting by the fire after was so peaceful.
Me and two friends from uni did this tour and it was the highlight of our trip to Morocco. Good laughs, great food, and Said kept the music and the stories going all day.
What a trip. Snow on the Atlas in the morning and sand dunes by the evening, Morocco is crazy. Everything was organized perfectly and we just had to sit back and enjoy.
Mohammed made our honeymoon really special. He even arranged a little surprise at the camp for us. Small things like that make a big difference. Thank you so much!
Three days, a lot of kilometers, zero problems. The camp in Erg Chebbi was beautiful, the stars were incredible and the team answered every message fast. Highly recommend.
Youssef grew up near the dunes and you can feel it. He showed us how to read the sand, told us about nomad life and made the best tea we had in all of Morocco.
We traveled with my parents in their 70s and it was perfect for them. Not rushed, comfortable hotels, and the camel ride was gentle. They keep showing everyone the photos!
Hamid turned every stop into a little history lesson, in the best way. My husband is a history nerd and he was in heaven. The kasbahs and the desert were stunning too.
I was nervous about the long drives but the stops broke it up nicely: monkeys in the cedar forest, lunch in the mountains, little villages. Time passed so quickly.
Zaid picked us up in Fes right on time and from there it was just easy. Clean car, cold water always ready, and he stopped whenever we wanted. The kids adored him.
Our first time in Africa and we couldn't have asked for a better start. Everything was well planned, the drivers were careful, and the desert night was pure magic.
Hassan knows so much about Moroccan history but never made it boring. At Ait Ben Haddou he explained things we would never have understood on our own. Really great guide.
We were a group of five friends and had a blast. Mustapha found us a quiet spot in the dunes for photos away from the crowds, and the dinner at camp was honestly amazing.
Great value for what you get. Good car, good driver, good food. The sunrise over the dunes was the highlight for me. Only wish we had booked one more night in the Sahara!
Houcien had us laughing the whole way to the desert. He also made sure my mum, who has bad knees, was comfortable at every single stop. Such a kind and thoughtful guy.
The views in Todra Gorge alone were worth it. Add the dunes, mint tea with a Berber family and a really comfortable camp, and you have a trip we won't forget anytime soon.
Solo female traveler here and I felt safe and looked after the whole time. Lahcen was respectful, funny and full of stories. Would recommend to anyone traveling alone.
My wife and I booked last minute and were a bit worried, but everything was sorted quickly. Said took great care of us and made the long road through the Atlas enjoyable.
Smooth from pickup to drop off. The desert camp was cleaner and more comfortable than I expected, the food was delicious and the drumming around the fire was a lovely touch.
We did this trip with our kids (8 and 11) and they still talk about the camels and the sandboarding. Comfortable car, good hotels, and nobody got bored on the long drives.
Mohammed was our driver and guide for 3 days and he was great. Very patient with all our photo stops lol, and he knew the best spot for lunch in the Dades valley. Thank you!
Honestly one of the best parts of our whole year. The camel ride at sunset in Merzouga was magical and the night under the stars felt unreal. Everything was on time and stress free.