What types of Morocco tours do you offer?

We offer private and group Morocco tours including desert tours, cultural trips, family vacations, trekking tours, and luxury travel experiences.

Are your Morocco tours customizable?

Yes, all our Morocco tours are fully customizable based on your travel preferences, duration, budget, and interests.

Do your tours include Sahara desert experiences?

Yes, many of our tours include Sahara desert experiences such as camel trekking, luxury desert camps, and guided excursions.

Is Morocco safe for tourists?

Morocco is generally safe for tourists, especially when traveling with experienced guides and organized tours like ours.

When is the best time to visit Morocco?

The best time to visit Morocco is during spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) when the weather is pleasant.

How can I book a Morocco tour?

You can book a Morocco tour by contacting us through our website, filling out the inquiry form, or reaching out directly for a custom itinerary.

12-Day Morocco Group Tour

Duration12 Days Itinerary

DateFlexible

Tour TypeSmall Group

In 3 Steps

Prepare for your tour with a special travel package

Unique itinerary customized for your travel needs

Stress-free travel experience on every trip

CUSTOMIZE THIS TOUR

Highlights

Explore the ancient culture of Morocco, from the iconic fortified city of Fez to the vibrant streets of Marrakech. Immerse yourself in the local Berber life of the High Atlas Mountains and stay in a luxurious desert tent camp amidst the towering sand dunes of the Sahara.

Touring Morocco with a pre-planned itinerary and all of your necessary travel arrangements taken care of allows for a worry-free journey around the main spots of the country. Popular Morocco group tour and activities may include a visit to Casablanca, shopping in the medina of Marrakesh, fun at the fishing and watersports village of Taghazout, and exploring Rabat, the bustling capital. You can partake in discovering time-honored cooking styles, scaling mountains, meeting locals, and gaining insight into the centuries-old culture and history. Group discounts and other discounts are available, making this a great budget travel option. Those who don’t prefer large groups can always look into taking a small-group tour of Morocco.

12-Day Morocco Group Tour Highlight

Experience a unique stay in the Sahara with an exclusive desert tent camp, complete with dinner and live Moroccan music.
Journey through the winding alleys of the cultural heart, Fez el-Bali, on a guided tour and share a meal with a local professor to deepen your understanding of the role of women in the country.
Walk the ancient Roman path at Volubilis, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and appreciate the stunning 2,000-year-old mosaics.
Get to know Marrakech at its most authentic level, delighting in its UNESCO-listed medina.
Delve into Morocco’s Roman, Moorish, and Berber cultures by interacting with the local artisans.

Our Morocco group tour also offers unique experiences for travelers interested in history and culture, including highlights from a Morocco Jewish tour.

FAQ

What is included in a Morocco group tour package?

A Morocco group tour includes accommodation, transportation, guided sightseeing, daily breakfast, airport transfers, and visits to major attractions. Some tours also include selected meals, entrance fees, and special experiences such as camel trekking and cultural activities.

How many people are typically in a Morocco group tour?

Group sizes vary depending on the tour operator. Small-group tours usually have between 6 and 16 travelers, while larger group tours may include 20 to 40 participants. Small groups generally provide a more personal and flexible travel experience.

Is Morocco’s group tour more affordable than a private tour?

Group tours are generally more affordable than private tours because transportation, guides, and other travel costs are shared among participants. They offer excellent value for travelers who want a guided experience at a lower cost.

Does the Morocco group tour include Sahara Desert experiences?

The Morocco group tour includes a Sahara Desert excursion, often featuring a camel trek, sunset and sunrise views over the dunes, traditional Berber hospitality, and an overnight stay in a desert camp.

Are meals and accommodations included in Morocco group tours?

Most group tours include accommodation and daily breakfast. Some tours also include selected lunches and dinners, particularly during desert stays and in remote areas. The exact inclusions vary by itinerary and tour package.

Which Morocco group tour offers the best value for money?

The best value depends on your budget, travel style, and interests. Tours that combine Morocco’s imperial cities, the Sahara Desert, and cultural experiences while including accommodation, transportation, guides, and key activities typically offer the best overall value.

Can solo travelers make friends on a Morocco group tour?

A Morocco group tour is a great way for solo travelers to meet like-minded people from around the world. Shared activities, group meals, and travel experiences create a friendly atmosphere that often leads to lasting friendships. Many solo travelers find group tours to be one of the most enjoyable and social ways to explore Morocco.

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DAY 1 ARRIVE INTO CASABLANCA

Arrive in majestic Casablanca and transfer to your luxurious accommodations, blending both modern and traditional Moroccan design. Take this opportunity to be in the same city which inspired the iconic film starring Humphrey Bogart, Casablanca. Spend the rest of the day at your leisure and enjoy the exotic atmosphere.

DAY 2 RABAT – FEZ

Start your Moroccan adventure by exploring Casablanca, the nation's largest city and the epicenter of its commerce. Behold the spectacular Hassan II Mosque, which can hold up to 25,000 worshippers and proudly boasts the tallest minaret in the world. Head next to Rabat, the royal capital, to view the grandiose Mohammed V Mausoleum which pays homage to the founder of modern Morocco, grandfather of the current king. While there, make sure to get a good look at the iconic Hassan Tower and Oudaya Kasbah, with its lush Andalusian garden. Finally, end the day with a cocktail reception in Fez, followed by a welcoming dinner.

DAY 3 FES SIGHTSEEING TOUR

Discover the cultural hub of Morocco, Old Fez, which was established over 1200 years ago by Moulay Idris I. Wander through the old quarter, meandering through the alleys and souks, and witness local craftsmen making pottery and bronze works. Explore the beautiful Karaouine University, one of the oldest functioning universities in the world. Afterwards, tour New Fez, marveling at the Royal Palace and exploring the Islamic schools and Jewish quarter. Take a journey through time in one of the oldest cities in Morocco.

DAY 4 ROMAN RUINS – LUNCH AT A VINEYARD

Travel to Volubilis, a World Heritage Site and one of the most complete Roman ruins in North Africa. Marvel at its impressive arches, basilicas and capitals, fashioned to perfectly capture the architectural brilliance of the Roman era. Admire the intricate mosaic floors of the former family dwellings, including depictions of Orpheus and the nine dolphins that represent good luck, alongside the arresting portrait of Amphitrite riding in her seahorse-drawn chariot. Later, venture to a nearby winery outside of Meknes for a delicious Chef's Table experience within the sun-drenched vineyards and olive groves. Conclude the day by returning to Fez, with the evening at your leisure.

DAY 5 FEZ – MIDELT – ERFOUD

On your journey to the small, sun-drenched Erfoud, take the opportunity to savor the local culture by passing through Berber villages, sprawling date palm plantations and the awe-inspiring Atlas Mountains. After a scenic drive, enjoy a restful stay at your hotel and end the day with a delicious dinner made with fresh, organic ingredients.

DAY 6 MERZOUGA DESERT

This morning, explore the fortified town of Rissani, deep in the Sahara Desert. Climb aboard a four-wheel-drive vehicle and traverse the spectacular reddish-hued sand dunes, creating an otherworldly landscape. Afterwards, switch to a more traditional mode of transport: a graceful camel, to ride to a nomadic tented camp. Enjoy a refreshing mint tea and pastries in the camp's reception before taking in the beauty of the setting sun over the desert. Later, dine on a traditional meal by campfire and be entertained with unique Moroccan music and stories. Finally, drift off to sleep to the tranquil sounds of the desert.

DAY 7 MERZOUGA – OUARZAZATE

Embark on a journey through the High Atlas Mountains, crossing the Dades Valley with its lush crops, waterways, and palm trees. Stop at Ouarzazate, a former stop along the way for African traders heading towards Morocco and Europe. Appreciate the stunning views as you make your way to your delightful oasis of a hotel. Travel the Road of a Thousand Kasbahs and experience all this magical city has to offer.

DAY 8 EXPLORE OUARZAZATE

Start your journey by visiting Ouarzazate, a city with a rich history that the French built as a garrison but today serves as the regional hub for trade. While in town, don't miss the beautiful Kasbah of Tifoultoute, located on a hilltop with stunning views of the valley and the High Atlas Mountains. Your next stop should be Ait Benhaddou, where you can explore its unique UNESCO World Heritage Site and marvel at the kasbahs, many of which have been featured in iconic films such as Gladiator and Lawrence of Arabia.

DAY 9 OUARZAZATE – MARRAKECH

Explore the city of Marrakech, an ancient oasis with vibrant culture, after a scenic journey through the majestic High Atlas Mountains. Visit remote rural towns and observe the everyday lives of people along the way, before being welcomed to your luxurious hotel in the renowned 'Red City.'

DAY 10 MARRAKECH SIGHTSEEING TOUR

Begin your exploration of Marrakech by discovering the ancient medina, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Stand in awe of the impressive Koutoubia Minaret and take a tour of Dar Si Said Museum, once a 19th century palace. Afterward, take a walk through Djemaa el-Fna, Marrakech’s vibrant main square. Street performers, merchants and juice stalls are scattered throughout the area. Complete your journey through Marrakech with a visit to its storied souks, a maze-like labyrinth that requires an experienced guide.

DAY 11 MARRAKECH

Start your day off in the beautiful Jardin Majorelle, a garden designed by prominent French painter Jacques Majorelle. Be sure to stop by the Yves Saint Laurent Museum near the garden to get an even more in-depth look at the creations of the famed designer. During the afternoon, you can take your pick of these exciting activities: a cooking demonstration and tasting of traditional Moroccan spices, a guided exploration of the Souks of Marrakech, or a walking tour of the Jewish Quarter. End your day with a special dinner accompanied by the unique and captivating music of a local gnaoua band.

DAY 12 MARRAKECH – AIRPORT

Proceed to the Marrakech airport for your departure on an international flight back home.