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.

15-Day Morocco Family Vacation Tour

Duration15 Days Itinerary

DateFlexible

Tour TypePrivate

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Highlights

Are you looking for a Morocco family tour that satisfies both you and your kids? Whether you’re traveling with young children, taking a family travel experience, or enjoying a multigenerational adventure, this Morocco family vacation trip is thoughtfully designed just for you!

We are aware that you love your kids and want them to have an amazing travel experience in Morocco. Therefore, we made it a short drive each day to chill and took optional short walks every day in the valleys we crossed. So you can enjoy your vacation as a family!

You will have a combination of adventure time and relaxing time as a family during this vacation tour. The tour has activities that your kids may enjoy depending on their age, such as camel riding, quad biking, hot air ballooning, and more.

This family Morocco trip is guided by a professional driver who will assure you of the best quality of services and flexibility. Explore Marrakech, the Sahara Desert, valleys, and gorges in a 9-day Morocco tour full of experience and excitement.

Morocco Family Tour Highlights

• Hassan II mosque, an awe-inspiring mosque in Morocco that beautifully blends traditional Moorish architecture with innovation
• Explore the blue pearl of Morocco: Chefchaouen, a small city and hidden gem that is one of the most picturesque and photogenic cities in Morocco.
• Wander through the delightful ancient Medina of the medieval city of Fez, considered the country’s spiritual and cultural center.
• Morocco’s architecture has been described as exotic, majestic, eclectic, contemporary, and traditional—a true mix.
• The food of Morocco ranks high on lists of the world’s best cuisines for its rich flavors and balance between spices and ingredients.
• The Atlas Mountains are incredibly picturesque, with fertile valleys, networks of hiking paths, remote Berber villages, and snow-covered peaks.
• Experience the real nomad life! Ride a camel and watch the magnificent sunset over the dunes of the Sahara without missing out on the bright stars in the sky above.
• Discover the spectacular lush valleys and old kasbahs, revealing your love of the great outdoors.
• Visit Morocco’s most impressive canyons through spectacular rock formations, Todra and Dades.
Marrakech is a feast for all the senses. It is a former imperial city with a dizzying array of sights, smells, and tastes, providing a sensory overload.
• Jemaa El-Fna Square is Marrakech’s exotic atmosphere that entertains the crowds with mystical readings, snake charmers, and delicious street food.
• Essaouira, a beautiful seaside fishing city that attracts a lot of yearly visitors, including the production crew of Game of Thrones.

For families seeking a longer adventure, our 14-day Morocco-Spain Tour offers unforgettable experiences across Morocco’s medinas, Sahara deserts, and Spain’s vibrant cities.

FAQ

Is Morocco a good destination for a family vacation?

Morocco is an excellent destination for families. The country offers a wide variety of experiences, including cultural sightseeing, desert adventures, camel rides, coastal escapes, and interactive activities that appeal to both adults and children. Moroccan hospitality and family-oriented culture make visitors feel especially welcome.

What is included in a Morocco family tour package?

A typical family tour package includes accommodation, private transportation, an experienced driver or guide, sightseeing activities, and selected meals. Depending on the itinerary, it may also include camel rides, guided city tours, visits to cultural attractions, and overnight stays in desert camps.

Is the Morocco family tour suitable for young children?

The Morocco family tour is designed to accommodate young children. Private tours allow families to travel at their own pace, with flexible schedules, comfortable transportation, and activities suitable for different ages.

Can the Morocco family tour be customized for different age groups?

Family tours can be tailored to meet the interests and needs of all family members. Activities can be adjusted for young children, teenagers, and adults, ensuring an enjoyable experience for everyone.

Is the Sahara Desert suitable for families with children?

The Sahara Desert is one of the most popular experiences for families visiting Morocco. Children often enjoy camel rides, sand dunes, stargazing, and spending a night in a desert camp. Private family-friendly camps provide comfort and safety while offering an unforgettable adventure.

What is the best time of year for a Morocco family vacation?

Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are generally the best times to visit Morocco with a family. During these seasons, temperatures are pleasant for sightseeing and outdoor activities throughout most regions of the country.

Are meals included in Morocco family tour packages?

Most family tour packages include daily breakfast, and many also include dinners, particularly during desert stays. Some itineraries may include additional meals depending on the tour package. Special dietary requirements can usually be accommodated if requested in advance.

Is Morocco safe for family travel?

Morocco is generally considered a safe destination for families. Traveling with a reputable tour operator and experienced local guides provides additional comfort, convenience, and peace of mind throughout the journey.

What type of accommodation is provided for families?

Family tours typically include family-friendly riads, hotels, resorts, and desert camps that offer comfortable rooms, family suites, and amenities suitable for travelers with children.

Why choose a Morocco family tour?

A Morocco family tour provides a unique opportunity to experience diverse cultures, fascinating history, stunning landscapes, and exciting adventures together. It is an enriching and memorable destination that offers something for every member of the family.

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DAY 1 CASABLANCA

Touch down at Casablanca Mohammed V Airport, where you will be welcomed by your English speaking guide. Embark on a tour of the city, passing through Art Deco and Neo-Moorish architecture on the wide avenues. Stop to admire the majestic Hassan II mosque and other attractions. Finally, check in to the hotel for an overnight stay with breakfast.

DAY 2 CASABLANCA – RABAT – CHEFCHAOUEN

We are looking forward to our excursion to Rabat, the remarkable capital of Morocco. This city will provide us with the opportunity to explore its historical heritage, from the ancient Medina and Hassan Tower, to the Mohammed V Mausoleum and 12th century Kasbah of Oudaya. Our journey will be capped off with a visit to the picturesque Chefchaouen, tucked away in the Rif Mountains of northern Morocco with its blue-tinted walls. With its views of the Atlantic beach and Bouragrag River, this experience promises to be one to remember!

DAY 3 CHEFCHAOUEN SIGTSEEING TOUR

Explore Chefchaouen, the magical city of Morocco nestled beneath the majestic Rif Mountains. As you wander the winding streets, you will be captivated by the striking hues of blue that adorn the whitewashed walls of the homes with red tile roofs. Join a knowledgeable local guide for a sightseeing tour of this remarkable region. You'll appreciate the unique Arab-Andalusian art and architecture as you pass through small squares and stroll past fountains and traditional public ovens. At the center of the city stands the 14th-century fortress and the grand mosque at Outa Hammam Square. Then you'll journey to the stunning Ras El Maa spring, a beautiful area surrounded by forested hills, watermills, and natural pools. With its awe-inspiring scenery and rich history, Chefchaouen is sure to make a lasting impression on all who visit.

DAY 4 CHEFCHAOUEN – VOLUBILIS – MEKNES – FEZ

Following our morning meal, we traveled to Volubilis, a UNESCO-listed Roman archaeological site that is wonderfully preserved, full of stunning mosaics, hundreds of Latin inscriptions, and other artistic elements. After taking in Volubilis, our next stop was the 17th century Imperial city Meknes. Our tour featured the walls surrounding the Medina, the massive Bab Mansour gate, the Sahrij Swani granary, and a storeroom that was used to shelter 12000 horses. The market of Square Lahdime in Meknes has an incredible selection of olives, a product the city is widely known for producing, along with olive oil. Our last leg of the journey was driving past rolling fields of barley, wheat, and olive trees to the medieval city of Fes.

DAY 5 DISCOVER FEZ

Today, you'll embark on a special journey through the historic, winding streets of Fez, the cultural and intellectual hub of Morocco. Starting with a stop at the decorated Royal Palace gate, you'll then take in the stunning view of the southern tower of Fes, before visiting a local pottery cooperative where traditional Moroccan tile and mosaic is made. You'll get up close to the local people and observe their bustling commerce, with shops, colors and donkeys galore. You'll visit a Koranic school, the Nejjarine fountain and the famous Karaouine Mosque University, before marveling at the leather tanneries, where the craftsmen still use small pits to craft goat, lamb, camel and cow skins into works of art. You'll even have the opportunity to sample some traditional Fes food to top it off.

DAY 6 FEZ AT LEISURE

Today gives you the chance to handpick your agenda! Why not take a meander through the streets of the medina and explore solo, or partake in a cooking lesson early in the day? Later on, take time to unwind at your hotel or pamper yourself with a Hammam and Spa session.

DAY 7 FEZ – IFRANE – MIDELT – MERZOUGA

Today we depart from the famed imperial city of Fez, bound for another region of Morocco, journeying across the Middle Atlas Mountains. We take a short break in Ifrane, also known as the Little Switzerland, home to Morocco's first ski resort. We are surrounded by breathtaking views of mountains and plains. The native monkeys of the cedar forest, called Magot monkeys, can be found in Azrou. For lunch, we visit Midelt to celebrate their annual Festival of Apples. There is a stark contrast between the different landscapes witnessed prior to arriving in Errachidia, also named after the prince Moulay Rachid. Afterwards, we drive through Ziz Valley and the entrance of the Sahara Desert in Arfoud. We then make our way to Merzouga and ride camels out to the Erg Chebbi dunes to witness a beautiful sunset. Here we spend an unforgettable night under the stars, enjoying a dinner at the desert camp.

DAY 8 MERZOUGA – TODRA & DADES GORGES – SKOURA

After our breakfast in Merzouga, we set out towards the ancient Ziz oasis irrigation system. Our lunch will be enjoyed in the Todra gorges, long famed for its winding 15km route and for the silver and jewellery trading caravans that used to pass through. This is a favourite spot for rock climbers and picnickers alike. From here we will explore the astonishing rock formations of Dades valley, the result of millions of years of erosive forces. Our journey then takes us to the Rose valley, the only place in Morocco where the Damascus rose is harvested - the source of rose water and skin-beneficial rose oil. We finish our day with a stay in the palm groves of Skoura Oasis for the evening.

DAY 9 SKOURA – OUARZAZATE – AIT BENHDAOU KASBAH – MARRAKECH

Before ending the day, you have the option of visiting the Kasbah of Ameridil. Afterwards, you can journey to Ouarzazate, or the 'Hollywood of Africa' to explore the Cinema Studio. Upon arriving at Ait Benhaddou village, you will have the chance to take a scenic walk to view this ancient UNESCO listed site and witness where a number of famous films such as Lawrence of Arabia, Jesus of Nazareth, and Gladiator were filmed. After that, you will continue your tour by heading north to the High Atlas Mountains, crossing the Tizi-n-Tichka pass along the way. Enjoy the breathtaking views of red mountains and Berber villages before eventually reaching the enchanting pink city of Marrakech to rest for the night.

DAY 10 DICOVER MARRAKECH

After your morning meal, you and your guide will embark on a fascinating tour of Marrakech. To start, you'll be visiting the Jack Majorelle Garden. It is a tranquil area of the Ville Nouvelle, boasting exotic plants from all over the globe and vibrant indigo blue hues. Next up is the 19th Century Bahia Palace; the grand vizier's former residence, it features stunning artworks and a captivating history of his wives and concubines. Then, you will move on to the Saadian Tombs, a majestic 17th century cemetery. To finish off the tour, a stroll through the famous Marrakech souks will reveal different fragrances, colors, and items, before you reach the bustling Jemaa el Fna square. Here, you can see snake charmers, monkeys, food stalls and musicians as you enjoy the liveliest square in Marrakech.

DAY 11 MARRAKECH AT LEISURE

Today, you have the freedom to pick your favorite activity. From Hot Air Balloon rides to Quad Biking; Cooking Classes to pampering yourself in a Wellness and Spa; or discovering unique items as you wander through the vibrant souks; the day is yours to do with as you please. Alternatively, you may prefer to stay in the hotel for the night and enjoy breakfast. The choice is yours!

DAY 12 MARRAKECH – ESSAOUIRA

We will have the chance to explore the beauty and culture of Essaouira after our exciting time in Marrakech. This beloved coastal city is renowned for its multicultural artistry; Jimi Hendrix, Orson Wells, and Bob Marley have all been drawn to its shores. The city's medina is permeated with a refreshing sea breeze, providing a unique atmosphere and character to its urban landscape. Essaouira is also celebrated for its delicious fresh seafood dishes and use of the native argan oil. The medina itself was built in the 18th century and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city is also home to the Gnawa Music Festival, which celebrates a unique form of North-African Islam and spirituality. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to experience the culture of Essaouira!

DAY 13 ESSAOUIRA AT LEISURE

Essaouira is an enchanting city, with a heritage that has been preserved for centuries. The winding, sandy beaches and magnificent architecture make the city come alive with energy. Whether you plan on taking a stroll along the seaside or exploring the old Medina, a UNESCO world heritage site, your visit to Essaouira will be full of interesting sights and experiences. Stop by the port, handicrafts complex, Moroccan Jewelers and the market to pick up souvenirs and trinkets. To top it off, hike up to Skalla for stunning panoramic views of the ocean. If you are feeling peckish, try a local restaurant and sample some delicious fish dishes. There is no shortage of things to do and see in Essaouira!

DAY 14 ESSAOUIRA – CASABLANCA

We'll make our way from Essaouira to Casablanca, appreciating the beauty of seaside villages and renowned holiday destinations such as Oualidia - known for its oddly alluring oysters - and El Jadida, with its thriving beaches come summertime. Finally, we'll reach the business hub: Casablanca.

DAY 15 CASABLANCA – AIRPORT

At Casablanca international airport, you will be boarding your return flight after having a memorable family vacation of a lifetime.