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Introducing Morocco

Morocco is a vast country, extending from its Mediterranean shores in the north to the desert wonderland of the Sahara in the south. Spend an afternoon sipping tea on a Marrakech rooftop, take a camel ride through the desert, or hike in the snow-topped High Atlas mountains; whatever you choose, you'll love experiencing everything Morocco has to offer. 

Where should I go in Morocco?
From the hustle and bustle of Marrakech and Fes to photogenic Chefchaouen and the dunes of the Sahara Desert, Morocco has an incredibly diverse blend of geography, climate, and culture. Each region has its own unique array of activities for travelers to choose from, as well as specific weather patterns to be aware of. Learn more

When is the best time to visit? 
Morocco is a year-round destination, though each of its regions has an ideal time to go. Tangier in northern Morocco, for example, has a pleasant Mediterranean climate year-round, while travelers interested in experiencing the Sahara will want to stick to a trip in Spring or Fall to avoid extreme temperatures. Learn more

Things to Do in Morocco
 
Morocco is full of opportunities for both adventure and relaxation. Take a kitesurfing lesson on the Atlantic Coast, go mountain biking in the High Atlas mountains, or spend a day shopping for rugs and antiques in the fantastic markets of Marrakech. Learn more

How many days do I need in Morocco?
7-10 days is a solid amount of time to explore Morocco's and Imperial cities at a moderate pace. With 2 weeks you can spend time hiking in the Atlas Mountains or explore the coast. With under 1 week, it's best to focus your time: explore Casablanca, Chefchaouen, and Fes in the north, or discover Berber traditions in Marrakech & the Sahara desert. Learn more

Getting around Morocco
Private driver-guides are the best way to travel around Morocco, offering travelers both flexibility and peace of mind. Trains and buses connect the larger cities such as Casablanca, Fes, and Marrakech, while the desert area, Atlas mountains, and coastal towns are best accessed as part of a private tour or day trips. Learn more

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Morocco Tours & Itineraries

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Moroccan sunset over the northern city of Chefchaouen
Map of Moroccan Cities of the North - 5 Days
Moroccan Cities of the North - 5 Days

This 5-day itinerary offers a nice balance of historical and modern cities in northern Morocco. Start and end in modern Casablanca before exploring Rabat and "the blue city" of Chefchaoeun in the Rif mountains. Continue south to Meknes, Roman ruins at Volubilis, and immerse yourself in the culture capital of medieval Fes.

Royal Palace in Fez Morocco
Map of A Taste of Morocco: Casablanca to Marrakesh - 7 Days
A Taste of Morocco: Casablanca to Marrakesh - 7 Days

Discover Morocco's highlights with this fast-paced one-week trip beginning in Casablanca and ending in Marrakesh. Visit the four imperial cities of Rabat, Meknes, Fes, and Marrakesh. Travel along old caravan routes in the desert and spend the night camping among Saharan dunes and listening to traditional Berber music. Discover old fortified kasbahs and hidden oases before climbing over the High Atlas mountains into bustling Marrakesh. 

Tizi n'Tichka pass over the Atlas mountain range
Map of Grand Morocco Tour: North to South - 10 Days
Grand Morocco Tour: North to South - 10 Days

This 10-day itinerary features a perfect mix of culture, history, adventure, and relaxation. Explore imperial cities, mountain villages, desert landscapes, and coastal ramparts. Begin in northern Morocco in Tangier and Chefchaouen before working your way south to Fes, through the desert, and over the Atlas Mountains to Marrakech and Essaouira.

The desert city of Tinghir and neighboring oasis
Map of Marrakesh & Grand Tour of the Sahara Desert - 5 Days
Marrakesh & Grand Tour of the Sahara Desert - 5 Days

Discover the beauty of Morocco with this exciting five-day itinerary. Begin and end in Marrakesh, visiting the rocky peaks of the High Atlas mountains and the colossal dunes of the Sahara. You'll wander medieval medinas and souks, marvel at palaces and mosques, and explore ancient kasbahs and desert towns.

Jemma el-Fna Square comes alive at night in Marrakech
Map of Moroccan Cities: Casablanca, Fes, Rabat & Marrakech - 5 Days
Moroccan Cities: Casablanca, Fes, Rabat & Marrakech - 5 Days

Sample Morocco's most popular cities, including Casablanca, Fes, Rabat, and Marrakech on this 5-day trip starting in Casablanca and ending in Marrakech. Venture back in time as you explore the medieval medina of Fes. Spend a night in the capital city of Rabat before finishing in vibrant Marrakech. Leave charmed having experienced Morocco's exceptional architecture, ornate artisanship, delicious food, and bustling souks.

Panoramic view over Fes
Map of Imperial Cities of Morocco - 7 Days
Imperial Cities of Morocco - 7 Days

Featuring an exciting mix of culture and history, this complete one-week itinerary covers highlights of Morocco's historic Imperial cities, Meknes, Fes, Rabat, and Marrakesh, with additional time dedicated to Tangier, Chefchaouen, and Casablanca. You'll start in Tangier on the coast of the Strait of Gibraltar and work your way south to lively Marrakesh. Morocco's exceptional architecture, ornate artisanship, delicious food, and bustling souks are sure to leave you charmed.

Make the Most of Your Time in Morocco

Have a fixed number of days? Maximize the things to see and do during your visit
Detail of Hassan II Mosque, Casablanca
How Many Days to Spend in Morocco

One week is a solid amount of time to explore Morocco's desert and Imperial cities at a moderate pace. In two weeks, you can add hiking in the Atlas mountains and relaxation on...

Morocco Travel Essentials

All you need to know to start planning the perfect trip
Be charmed by the argan tree-climbing goats en route to Essaouira in the summer
Best Time of Year to Visit Morocco

To have the best experience when visiting Morocco, particularly for first-timers, plan a trip in the spring or fall, with May and September being the most optimal months. The...

Sand dunes in Erg Chebbi in Sahara desert
Highlights of Morocco

The choices are endless. Morocco offers a lifetime of places to explore, but for most of us with a limited amount of time it's best to pick a few key places. We have put...

Camel trekking in Morocco
Best Things To Do In Morocco

Morocco has activities for travelers of all ages and interests. With such a diverse landscape — from plains to mountains to coast and desert — Morocco is a great place both for...

Main Regions of Morocco
Main Regions of Morocco

Extending from the Mediterranean Shores and Rif mountains in the north to the Atlantic Shores to the west to the hot desert lands of the Sahara in the south, Morocco is a vast...

Morocco Travel Advice

Read our detailed insights to make sure you have the best trip
Namaskar palace, Marrakech, Morocco
Ultimate Guide to Luxury Travel in Morocco

Morocco has been on the radar of boho-cool celebrities for decades, and the luxury riad scene is booming more than ever—but you don’t need A-lister credentials to be treated...

Morocco's traditional hammams offer relaxing treatments within stunning, distinctive historic buildings
Planning Your Perfect Honeymoon in Morocco

Morocco can offer newlyweds one of the most unique honeymoon experiences on earth, thanks to this country's distinct culture that sets it apart from any other destination in...

Morocco Destination Guides

Detailed travel guides for the main regions of the country
Main Regions of Morocco
Main Regions of Morocco

Extending from the Mediterranean Shores and Rif mountains in the north to the Atlantic Shores to the west to the hot desert lands of the Sahara in the south, Morocco is a vast...

Camel caravan through the Moroccan desert
4 Must-Visit Regions in Morocco's Desert

Camel rides along the dunes, nights spent under the stars in Bedouin tents, villages carved into canyon walls, and ancient kasbahs still standing as fortresses along old trading...

Morocco Hotel Advice

Unique places to stay, curated by kimkim specialists
Merzouga
Tiziri Luxury Camp
4.9
(240)
· Luxury
Tiziri Luxury ECO Desert Camp is a unique Berber-operated glamping experience in the Sahara Desert. The camp comprises six luxurious tents with hand-crafted furnishings and natural fabrics, providing a tranquil and romantic atmosphere. Guests can expect home-cooked meals made from locally sourced...
Ouarzazate
Caravane
5.0
(29)
· Upscale
Located in the serene Ounila Valley, Caravane Hotel offers a tranquil retreat just a 10-minute walk from the fortified village of Aït Benhaddou. With views of Ksar Ait-Ben-Haddou and the High Atlas mountains, you'll be within driving distance of the bustling city of Ouarzazate and the historic...
Photo courtesy of Dar Jasmine
Chefchaouen
Dar Jasmine
4.9
(77)
· Upscale
Dar Jasmine is a peaceful retreat offering a captivating view of the Medina of Chefchaouen. The hotel, a labor of love by owners Yasmina and Monsif, was designed by Kai Interiors and inspired by a romantic legend of love between a local woman and a British airman. This narrative is brought to...

Best Experiences in Morocco

Unique things to do, curated by kimkim specialists
Boumalne Dades
Cultural Immersion in Rose Valley & Atlas Mountains
5.0
(24)
5 hours
·
Private
Enjoy a day trip to the Berber communities of the Atlas Mountains, passing through El Kelaa Mgouna, the capital of Morocco's famed Rose Valley, along the way. Here the intensely cultivated plots of farmland are bordered by rose bushes, which are used in the cosmetic industry to make rose water...
Marrakesh
Sunrise Hot Air Balloon Ride & Breakfast over Marrakech
4.9
(9)
2 hours
·
Private
View the desert landscape of Marrakech from above with an incredible hot air balloon ride. The early wake-up call is worth it, as you'll watch the sunrise over the desert. The pastel colors, soft lighting, and crisp early-morning air create a tranquil experience very different from the typical...
Fes
Dinner with a Local Family in Fes
4.6
(76)
2.5 hours
·
Private
Morocco sits at the geographical and cultural crossroads of Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. So it's no wonder Moroccan gastronomy is one of the greatest in the world, thanks to this mix of cultures, flavors, and nations! While in Morocco, you'll find many restaurants serving beloved dishes...

Our Latest Morocco Content

Admire the striking blue architecture in Chefchaouen as you explore at your own pace
Map of Best of Morocco's Natural Landscapes, Culture & Cuisine - 15 Days
Best of Morocco's Natural Landscapes, Culture & Cuisine - 15 Days

This action-packed itinerary takes you to eight iconic destinations across Morocco in just 15 days, showcasing the country's diverse landscapes and rich cultural heritage. In Marrakesh, explore the souks and alleys of the ancient medina and the Art Deco design of Jardin Majorelle before heading to Merzouga in the Sahara Desert. Learn the art of traditional mosaics in Fes, then discover the coastal cities of Tangier, Casablanca, and Essaouira before ending your trip in Marrakesh with a sunrise hot-air balloon ride.

Explore some of Morocco's many highlights, like its "Blue City," on this 10-day tour
Map of Morocco at a Glance: From Marrakesh to Casablanca via the Sahara - 10 Days
Morocco at a Glance: From Marrakesh to Casablanca via the Sahara - 10 Days

This far-reaching tour squeezes the best of Morocco into just 10 eventful days. Take a food tour in Marrakesh and learn the secrets of Moroccan cooking with a local, then walk the ancient streets of Aït Benhaddou and ride a camel to a Bedouin desert camp. Step back in time in the bustling medina of Fes, see Morocco's finest Roman ruins at Volubilis, explore the "Blue City" of Chefchaouen, stroll the seafront in Rabat, and tour the largest mosque in the country in Casablanca.

Discover the colors and flavors of Morocco during this seven-day tour
Map of Moroccan Discovery Tour: Cities, Desert & Mountains  - 7 Days
Moroccan Discovery Tour: Cities, Desert & Mountains - 7 Days

Dip your toe into the wonders of Morocco on this seven-day getaway. Begin in the Imperial city of Fes, touring the souks and having dinner with a local family, before heading to the dunes of the Sahara for a night in a Bedouin camp. See the fortified walls of Aït Benhaddou, then cross the High Atlas mountains to the busy city of Marrakesh. Taste test your way through Marrakesh's medina and end your trip at a traditional bathhouse.

Morocco Travel Maps

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7 Days in Morocco - 5 Great Itineraries
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5 Days in Morocco - 4 Unique Itineraries
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Meet our Local Travel Specialists

Experienced travel agents with a passion for Morocco
Travel specialist Abdellah El Asely
active 9 mins ago

Abdellah El Asely

My name is Abdel. I grew up in a small Amazigh village under the Atlas Mountains, the kind of place where the peaks decide the weather and everyone knows whose sheep wandered off. I started as a...

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Travel specialist Sharon Louthian
active 1 min ago

Sharon Louthian

American by birth and Moroccan-Berber by marriage, I first traveled to Morocco as a tourist and fell in love with the country and its people (one in particular). Since my initial visit, I have...

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Travel specialist Ali Moujane
active 1 min ago

Ali Moujane

I grew up in a small village in the High Atlas, the kind of place where you know every family by the sound of their door and the mountains decide the rhythm of the day. My earliest memories of...

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Travel specialist Hakim ALIBOUCHE
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Hakim ALIBOUCHE

Hello dear travelers, My name is Hakim ALIBOUCHE, your local Travel Specialist in Morocco and your future “Dream Tour” designer. My parents are originally from Midelt, one of the smallest...

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Trip Reviews for Morocco

The latest reviews by travelers who booked their trip on kimkim

As the henna slowly fades from my hand, and t...
Morocco | Sep 27 - Oct 1, 2026

Ashley
Ashley F.
Atlanta, GA | Reviewed on Oct 13, 2026
As the henna slowly fades from my hand, and the last trace of desert sand from the Sahara falls out of my shoes, my mind still dances to the rhythm of the Berber music that embraced my trip. The smell of the campfire, the warmth of the mint tea, the smiles that met my eyes in every direction I looked, the warm culture, and that constant peacefulness in the air, have become memories that make my heart flutter. That feeling of being one with nature, intertwined, fully connected, and... Read more

As the henna slowly fades from my hand, and the last trace of desert sand from the Sahara falls out of my shoes, my mind still dances to the rhythm of the Berber music that embraced my trip.

The smell of the campfire, the warmth of the mint tea, the smiles that met my eyes in every direction I looked, the warm culture, and that constant peacefulness in the air, have become memories that make my heart flutter.

That feeling of being one with nature, intertwined, fully connected, and grounded to my core, will stay embedded in my soul forever.

The kindness that I received, the kindred spirits that I met along the way, and the many hours of laughter that I shared with everyone I met, will now become a part of my smile that I share daily.

It’s hard to put an adventure like this trip into words to explain to others when they ask “How was your trip?”. I believe strongly that everything happens for a reason, and people are put into our lives on purpose. The people I met along this journey, the connections I made, and the friendships that formed into family will stay in my heart forever!

All I can say is Morocco is stunning, vibrant, and extremely beautiful, and the people are some of the most amazing people I’ve ever met in my life! Our driver Moha was the absolute best driver anyone could ask for, and we couldn’t have done this trip without his expertise! Moha was extremely nice, forgiving for our lateness, and beyond helpful and accommodating no matter if it was for a pit stop or finding something in particular that we needed. He told us a lot about the country, helped us learn some of the language, laughed with us, and always made sure we were comfortable and happy. By the end of our trip Moha felt like family to us!

The accommodations were spectacular beyond measure! The beauty and the attention to detail blew my mind at the Riad and the Tiziri Desert Camp. Both places had exquisite food, some of the best I’ve ever eaten before. Tiziri Desert camp took me to a new level of happiness I’ve never known, a peacefulness I am excited to revisit!

All in all, this was a trip that dreams are made of, and I couldn’t ask for anything more, except more time there! I can’t wait to go back!!

Hotel Reviews
Hotel Kenzi Rissani
Errachidia

Nice clean hotel with a gorgeous pool, outdoor dining, large room with an excellent shower!

Authenticity & Character
Location
Close to the airport in Errachidia
Staff
Cleanliness & Comfort
Clean room and hotel
Tiziri Luxury Camp
Merzouga

As the last trace of desert sand from the Sahara falls out of my shoes, my mind still dances to the rhythm of the Berber music that embraced my stay at the Tiziri Luxury Camp. The smell of the campfire, the warmth of the mint tea, the smiles that met my eyes in every direction I looked, the warm Amazigh culture, and that constant peacefulness in the air, have become memories that make my heart flutter. That feeling of being one with the dunes, intertwined, fully connected under the stars, and grounded to my core, will stay embedded in my soul forever. The kindness that I received, the kindred spirits that I met at the camp, and the many hours of laughter that I shared with everyone I met, will now become a part of my smile that I share daily. Our stay at Tiziri Camp was absolutely magical, elevated entirely by a staff that performs beyond measure. From the moment we arrived, the hospitality was unmatched. The attention to detail throughout the camp is stunning, especially their commitment to an eco-friendly design. The tents are beautifully designed, and the exquisitely detailed furnishings blend sustainable practices with traditional luxury and modern comfort perfectly. We were welcomed right away by our incredible server, Yedir, who immediately greeted us with refreshing tea after our long journey. We were thrilled to find out he would also be taking care of us during breakfast and dinner at the restaurant. Yedir’s service was nothing short of anticipatory and impeccable. He timed every meal perfectly, and treated us with a level of genuine warmth and professionalism, all with a smile, that you rarely find. Beyond the perfect service, the culinary experience was spectacular, with every meal beautifully prepared and bursting with flavor. The nights were equally unforgettable—gathering around the campfire dancing and listening to amazing traditional Berber music under the desert stars was the perfect way to wind down. It is clear that the entire team works in flawless harmony to deliver an exceptional stay to their guests. If you are looking for breathtaking views paired with world-class hospitality, Tiziri Luxury Camp is an absolute must-visit.

Authenticity & Character
The spectacular attention to detail. The gorgeous Berber rugs and bedding, the stunning furnishings, down to the wood carved base boards. The eco friendly design is also wonderful, the water filtration system, the solar panels, and the no food waste practices.
Location
You’re deep into the Erg Chebbi dunes with stunning views from every angle, and stars that go on for miles.
Staff
Impeccable staff! Extremely nice, engaging, highly versed in multiple languages, attentive, and respectful.
Cleanliness & Comfort
Everything was exceptionally clean from the bedding, the room itself, the dining areas, to the main carpet walkway between the tents.
Dar Rihana Dades
Douar Aït Ouffi

Extremely beautiful accommodations, wonderful staff, and delicious food!

Authenticity & Character
Gorgeous ceilings, wood carved furnishings, large rooms with wonderful showers!
Location
Beautiful location in Boumalne Dades with a gorgeous view from the rooftop terrace!
Staff
Very nice and accommodating
Cleanliness & Comfort
Activity Reviews
Stop at the women’s rug coop at 9:30 am
Stop at the women’s rug coop at 9:30 am
Morocco

Stunning handmade rugs, very informative history of how they are made and the different details on each one. Very friendly host and shop!

Quality of Experience
Guides, Drivers and Staff
Transport
Fossil and Meteorite Hunting
Fossil and Meteorite Hunting
Merzouga

Fun experience, especially since I am a rock hound and collect minerals and fossils. Gorgeous, vast landscape with lots of fossils and gorgeous colored rocks, as well as a whole new view of the dunes. The guide was wonderful, very knowledgeable and took us to some plentiful locations.

Quality of Experience
Guides, Drivers and Staff
Nice and very knowledgeable
Transport
Local specialist: Majid Mrabti

Great trip thanks to the guidance and planning of Kimkim
Morocco | Sep 24 - Oct 9, 2026

Gopal
Gopal S.
Minneapolis, MN | Reviewed on Oct 12, 2026
Highly recommend KimKim! The team of Imane & Said were very helpful in choosing and planning the trip. They were great to accommodate our requests for Riads vs hotels etc. Overall they did a fantastic job. Our driver/guide Mayssar was superb; he is knowledgeable, warm, friendly and very accommodating. We might have started with a driver but left with a friend. The trip would not have been good without him! The accommodations were very good - we wanted to experience the Riads and they... Read more

Highly recommend KimKim!

The team of Imane & Said were very helpful in choosing and planning the trip. They were great to accommodate our requests for Riads vs hotels etc. Overall they did a fantastic job.

Our driver/guide Mayssar was superb; he is knowledgeable, warm, friendly and very accommodating. We might have started with a driver but left with a friend. The trip would not have been good without him!

The accommodations were very good - we wanted to experience the Riads and they were very comfortable.

The highlight of our trip was the Sahara desert. The camel ride, jeep ride and the food! The owner/manager Hummou of the camp was superb in taking care of us; I would highly recommend this camp after talking to travelers in other camps. The food was excellent.

The Riad in Dades Gorges was good, and the manager was fantastic. The best food on the trip was at this Riad.

The second best part of the trip was the cooking class. It was done very elegantly.

Our guide in Marrakesh Abde Latif was the best guide we had - His English, knowledge and sharing was very good. Overall the guides were good, and informative.

We enjoyed the family dinners. It would have been nice if the guide stayed with us to translate when we met the Berber family as no-one there spoke english. But we still enjoyed visiting with the family. They were warm and wonderful.

Palais Zahia was just what we had expected a Riad to be; Great workmanship.

The La Kasbah d'Ourika also had some superb craftsmanship and was renovated very nicely.

All in all, we thoroughly enjoyed the trip.

Of course one or two things didn't work out as expected; but the KimKim team was immediately responsive and did their best to straighten it out. Thanks.

Hotel Reviews
Riad Atrium & Spa
Marrakesh
Authenticity & Character
Location
Staff
Cleanliness & Comfort
La Kasbah d'Ourika Restaurant & Spa
Marrakech

place with history and the owner described the renovation using local artisans place was very nicely done

Authenticity & Character
Location
great view of the mountains
Staff
Cleanliness & Comfort
Dar Rihana Dades
Douar Aït Ouffi

Mohammed and his staff were the best and made up for a oK room

Authenticity & Character
Location
nothing to see or do around it
Staff
food was very well prepared
Cleanliness & Comfort
Sahara Eden Camp
Merzouga
Authenticity & Character
Location
Staff
Hummou was an amazing host
Cleanliness & Comfort
great amenities, food was excellent
Riad Fes Nass Zmane
Fes

great vibe , loved the size of the room and the decor, Excellent food

Authenticity & Character
Location
Staff
Mariam was super
Cleanliness & Comfort
Hotel Dar Mounir
Chefchaouen

bathroom had a smell, too many steps ,

Authenticity & Character
Location
Staff
Cleanliness & Comfort
smell in bathroom , no hot water for part of the day
Riad Kalaa
Rabat
Authenticity & Character
Location
Staff
Breakfast was ok not great
Cleanliness & Comfort
Barceló Casablanca
Casablanca

good location and amenities. Room was a bit noisy , Breakfast was excellent

Authenticity & Character
Location
close to sights
Staff
Cleanliness & Comfort
Palais Zahia
Old Medina, Tangier

Loved the architecture and craftsmanship. The courtyard with music was maybe the best place in town for dinner. The reception clerk was a bit sour; but didn't matter much. Dinner and service were very good.

Authenticity & Character
Location
Staff
Cleanliness & Comfort
Activity Reviews
Guided Tour of Hassan II Mosque
Guided Tour of Hassan II Mosque
Morocco
Quality of Experience
Guides, Drivers and Staff
Transport
Sand-Boarding in Erg Chebbi (Free of Charge)
Sand-Boarding in Erg Chebbi (Free of Charge)
Merzouga
Quality of Experience
Guides, Drivers and Staff
Transport
An Evening Food Walk in Marrakech
An Evening Food Walk in Marrakech
Marrakesh

ABDELLATIF was fantastic -even though we had been in country for 14 days-he still found lots of new foods for us to try

Quality of Experience
Food
Guides, Drivers and Staff
Transport
Explore Hercules caves
Explore Hercules caves
Tangier

SKIP

Quality of Experience
Guides, Drivers and Staff
Transport
Guided tour of Marrakech's Gardens
Guided tour of Marrakech's Gardens
Marrakesh

Secret garden was nice but nothing spectacular Menara was not worth the trip

Quality of Experience
Guides, Drivers and Staff
Transport
Half-Day Guided Tour of Marrakech
Half-Day Guided Tour of Marrakech
Marrakesh

BEST guide Abdellatif

Quality of Experience
informative communicated well , good English
Guides, Drivers and Staff
Transport
Dine with a Local Family
Dine with a Local Family
Morocco

Yaseen and family were fun to meet

Quality of Experience
Guides, Drivers and Staff
Transport
Guided Hike to the Akchour Waterfall.
Guided Hike to the Akchour Waterfall.
Chefchaouen

Guide was not chatty or share much info

Quality of Experience
Guides, Drivers and Staff
Guide went off for 30 min and didnt say where he was going
Transport
Guided Tour of Tangier: Where Two Worlds Meet
Guided Tour of Tangier: Where Two Worlds Meet
Tangier
Quality of Experience
Guides, Drivers and Staff
Guide was not great
Transport
Three Hour Cooking Workshop at La Maison Arabe
Three Hour Cooking Workshop at La Maison Arabe
Marrakesh

HIGHLIGHT of the trip

Quality of Experience
Mohd was so knowledgeable and friendly and shared a to of info
Guides, Drivers and Staff
Transport
Hike through Berber Villages
Hike through Berber Villages
Morocco

Mohd was a good guide for the hikes , but did not stay for the meal , would have been good for him to stay so we could converse with the family

Quality of Experience
Food
Guides, Drivers and Staff
Transport
Transfer to Dades Valley via Todra Gorges
Transfer to Dades Valley via Todra Gorges
Morocco
Quality of Experience
Guides, Drivers and Staff
Transport
A Nomad Family and the Music of the Desert
A Nomad Family and the Music of the Desert
Merzouga
Quality of Experience
Food
Guides, Drivers and Staff
Transport
Transfer from Fes to Merzouga via Erfoud & Camel Ride
Transfer from Fes to Merzouga via Erfoud & Camel Ride
Morocco

skip Ifrane

Quality of Experience
Food
well prepared food
Guides, Drivers and Staff
Transport
Camel ride was great
Guided Tour of Fez Medina
Guided Tour of Fez Medina
Fes

liked the ceramics and tannery stops as well as the other artisans Guide Mustafa seemed a bit rushed and walked ahead -not as chatty

Quality of Experience
Guides, Drivers and Staff
Transport
A Drive from Chefchaouen to Fes via Volubilis, Moulay Idriss  & Meknes
A Drive from Chefchaouen to Fes via Volubilis, Moulay Idriss & Meknes
Morocco

Volubilis was good , the other stops were not as interesting

Quality of Experience
Food
Guides, Drivers and Staff
Transport
Local specialist: Imane Ouriche

Be flexible
Morocco | Oct 1 - Oct 10, 2026

Nancee
Nancee S.
Phoenix, AZ | Reviewed on Oct 12, 2026
Where to start? Marrakech: the Diamond Riad was gorgeous, the food from the hotel was great including the breakfasts. In the morning , we had another guest open our room door and entered into our room when we were in it! We addressed with the front staff who denied that she gave the key to someone else, another guest, and had no idea how that could’ve happened. No apologies offered. We were told the night before that our third night was canceled and there was no room for us at the hotel. So... Read more

Where to start? Marrakech: the Diamond Riad was gorgeous, the food from the hotel was great including the breakfasts. In the morning , we had another guest open our room door and entered into our room when we were in it! We addressed with the front staff who denied that she gave the key to someone else, another guest, and had no idea how that could’ve happened. No apologies offered. We were told the night before that our third night was canceled and there was no room for us at the hotel. So we had to pack up and move to another location in the morning. We had plans to return to some places in the Medina but we were unable to. We planned on a food guide our first evening and he was about 45 minutes late. He was too soft spoken and did not offer an expectation for the evening. We felt rushed and had to walk quickly to keep up with him. We recommend not having your food tour on the first night in country if you are able. Our tour guide Goshen for the Medina was very good. We did not feel rushed and were often told to take our time.
Next stop: Riad Dar Imil. The room was very nice but we didn’t have much time in the room as we arrived in the evening. The food was decent.
The hike with Hassan and lunch with a Berber family was a disaster in our opinion. It never occurred. We walked for 30 minutes stopped, had a tea, and spent another 60 minutes walking to and through a village. The meal was in a big room meant for many people where we ate by ourselves and five cats. After our lunch of 30 minutes, our guide napped and returned to our room 60 minutes later. He then guided us for 10 minutes down to our driver. He was not friendly when we asked him about meeting the family. He said they were at a wedding. There were no children to give candy to that we had and he took the whole bag for his family. This was one of the main things that we were looking forward to on this trip and it didn’t happen. We are very disappointed in this aspect. We highly recommend that you do not use Hassan for any guiding! As far as having lunch with a Berber Family, I highly recommend that this is pre-organized before anyone wants to do this.
Dar Rihana Dades was our next hotel. The hotel was beautiful. The food was easily five stars. The chef could be on a cooking show and would probably win. The staff, mainly the main person who ran the restaurant and hotel was phenomenal.
Our guide, Mohammed took us into the monkey fingers trail. He was kind, patient, and knowledgeable. This experience for us was phenomenal.
Onto Merzouga. While our accommodation was a tent in the Sahara, it was meant to be two nights and we only had one night. We also requested for a stargazer experience and that did not happen either. The accommodation was very nice, and the staff was wonderful. The camel ride into the camp was good, but our guide was not good. We recommend you do not use him again. He tried to sell us sand!! At first he said it was a gift to us and then at the camp, he said we owed him 100 dh! The food was terrible at the camp! Cold and flavorless.
The next day, we had a Jeep tour with Abdul. He was a fantastic guide. Patient, very knowledgeable, and friendly. Five stars for him and the tour. We stayed in Riad Villa Amood. The hotel was beautiful, comfortable sleep, and the food was great!
The Fossil museum for us was definitely worth a stop.
The drive to Fez was very long. We wish we would’ve stopped halfway to sleep and relax a little bit. Please change the time on the itinerary to 9 + hours instead of 7.
The accommodation in Fes was 3 stars while we felt the staff member/manager was not very friendly, the dinner we had there was terrible as well as the two breakfasts. The bread was at least two days old. There was no protein or fruit served, and the coffee was average. The guide (Mustfa) in the Medina was a three star. He was knowledgeable, he knew where things were in the Medina, But our heart belief felt like he had done this a 1000 times and he had lost his passion for the job. Our meal in the Medina was awesome- Berrada Family. The places he took us to were geared for sales. We did not like this. The carpet place took over an hour! A discussion needs to happen between the Medina guide and the clients as to what the clients want to see and how long they want to see it for. There were some things that we wanted to see, but we ran out of time because we spent so long in the carpet place. The mosaic and pottery factory tour was good but the high pressure salesman was not ok. The owner even followed us out to our car!
Rabat we could’ve skipped, and Casablanca was enough to have our mosque tour and leave.
Be prepared with enough cash for tipping your guides every day.
Our driver, Samir, was friendly, knowledgeable, and an expert driver. He always provided water for us everyday.
Expectations for the day as far as stops (we could have missed the movie set place as we had to rush to our camel ride), toilet breaks, and lunch breaks should be discussed every morning. There were a few days where we felt hungry and had no place to stop and eat. Expectations between client and the tour guides should also be discussed before the tour. We felt we spent too much time doing things in the Medinas that we didn’t want to do and not enough time seeing and experiencing the things we wanted to see and experience. For example, the Koranic school inside the Fes Medina.
Overall, Morocco is a beautiful country and people with a wonderful variety of things to experience. KimKim was the disappointment with our itinerary being shuffled around. We would recommend to our friends, but giving them these words of advice.

Local specialist: Mohamed El Asely

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