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 Photography Tour

Duration12 Days Itinerary

DateFlexible

Tour TypePrivate

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Highlights

Photographers of any experience level are welcome to join us on this amazing photographic journey!

Our 12-day Morocco Photography Tour offers an unrivaled experience for both novice and experienced photographers seeking a unique and exciting way to explore Morocco while enhancing their skills and creativity. Our knowledgeable staff will guide you through beautiful landscapes, inspiring works, and alluring towns, helping you capture stunning photos that will be treasured for a lifetime. With individual and group discussions, thoughtful, creative ideas, and lots of fun, our tour is an all-inclusive photographic journey that will leave you with unforgettable memories! From the highest mountains to the Atlantic coast, and from the depths of the Sahara to the astounding architecture of imperial cities, there’s nothing quite like this stunning tour of Morocco!

Morocco Photography Tour: Sahara, Atlas & Marrakech Highlights

• Hop on the back of a camel and trek into the Sahara to photograph the sunset over the golden sand dunes.
• Use the late afternoon light to capture the ancient clay walls of Ait Ben Haddou.
• Document the many diverse landscapes of Morocco, such as the sprawling palm oases, thick cedar forests, the majestic Atlas Mountains, and the gentle mounds of Saharan sand.
• Photograph the street performers, tanners, and traditional Berber families of Marrakech.

FAQ

What is included in a Morocco photography tour?

A photography tour typically includes accommodation in carefully selected riads, hotels, or desert camps, private transportation, services of an experienced driver and local guide, and a professional photography-focused itinerary. Some tours also include photography guidance or assistance from a professional photographer.

What are the best photography locations in Morocco?

Key photography locations include Marrakech (medina, souks, palaces), Chefchaouen (the blue city), Fes (historic old city and artisan quarters), the Sahara Desert (Erg Chebbi or Erg Chigaga dunes), the Atlas Mountains, and coastal towns such as Essaouira.

What is the best time for a photography tour in Morocco?

The best seasons are spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November), when light conditions are favorable and temperatures are moderate. These seasons also provide clear skies and soft lighting, ideal for landscape and street photography.

Is this tour suitable for beginner photographers?

Photography tours in Morocco are suitable for all levels, including beginners. While some tours are led by professional photographers offering technical guidance, others are designed simply to provide access to the best photographic locations at optimal times.

Do I need professional camera equipment?

Professional equipment is not required. Many travelers use smartphones or basic cameras. However, DSLR or mirrorless cameras are recommended for higher-quality landscape and low-light photography, especially in desert and night conditions.

Will there be opportunities for street photography?

Morocco offers rich opportunities for street photography, particularly in medinas and markets. Visitors can capture daily life, traditional crafts, and cultural interactions. It is recommended to be respectful and ask permission when photographing individuals.

Is a photography guide necessary?

While not mandatory, a photography guide can greatly enhance the experience by helping you access the best viewpoints, manage timing for optimal light, and navigate cultural and logistical aspects of shooting in different locations.

What type of accommodation is provided?

Accommodation varies depending on the itinerary and may include traditional riads, boutique hotels, mountain lodges, and luxury desert camps. Many properties are selected for their aesthetic appeal and photographic atmosphere.

Is Morocco safe for photography travel?

Morocco is generally safe for photography tours when organized with a professional local operator. Normal travel precautions apply, especially in crowded areas such as markets and medinas.

Can the itinerary be customized for photography needs?

Most photography tours are fully customizable. Itineraries can be adapted to include specific locations, sunrise and sunset sessions, desert photography, or cultural events depending on your interests.

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DAY 1 ARRIVE CASABLANCA

Make your way to the Airport in Casablanca and transfer to your hotel once you arrive. Later in the evening, join your fellow travelers for a welcome orientation and dinner. Celebrate your arrival with a delicious meal.

DAY 2 MARRAKECH

Take a journey back in time this morning in the Habous district and mechouar, outside the Royal Palace. Enjoy the stunning sights of Anfa as you make your way to the majestic Marrakech. Savour the beauty of the Koutoubia Mosque and the Saadian Tombs, including the details of the mosaics and traditional architecture of Bahia Palace. Step into the bustling medina and photograph the vibrant market stalls and craftspeople. Wander through Djemma el Fna Square and capture the frenetic atmosphere with magicians, cooks, artists and musicians. End your day with a magical rooftop dinner and a Gnaoua music performance in the old medina.

DAY 3 MARRAKECH

Spend a day discovering the wonders of Marrakech through your lens. Take pictures of lush vegetation in the renowned Majorelle Garden, formerly owned by Yves Saint-Laurent, and get a glimpse of unique Berber artifacts from across Morocco at the Berber Museum. Admire the grandeur of the 14th-century Ben Youssef Madrasa and its intricate architecture. After refueling with lunch, take a stroll through the bustling medina for your next photographic subject.

DAY 4 - 5 HIGH ATLAS MOUNTAINS

Dive into the vibrant culture of the High Atlas Mountains with your camera in tow and refresh yourself in a welcoming hotel tucked away on a hill beneath the tallest peak. During your stay, discover the culture of the Amazigh people through strolling around the village and visiting family homes and markets. Go on a half-day adventure in the mountains and take pictures of beautiful scenes while treading on various trails. After your outdoor trip, take a break and appreciate the unique Moroccan traditions such as having a cup of mint tea on the terrace, unwinding in a hammam, or simply savoring flavorful dishes and freshly baked bread from clay ovens. Join in this timeless experience in rural Morocco and experience a world that hasn't changed for many centuries.

DAY 6 AIT BEN HADDDOU KASBAH

Cross the awe-inspiring High Atlas Mountains, journeying over the Tichka Pass to visit the Kasbah of Telouet. Once home to a powerful clan, its sandstone walls may be dilapidated, but the lavish tile and woodwork prove its former grandeur. Drive further to explore the intriguing fortified village of Aït Ben Haddou, whose narrow alleyways are packed with rich history.

DAY 7 OUARZAZATE – DADES GORGES

This morning, head to Ouarzazate, a former trading post under colonial rule. Here, explore the Taourirt Kasbah and learn about the ancient techniques of constructing with adobe. Afterwards, take on the famous Road of 1,000 Kasbahs, where lush oases and stunning geological formations provide the perfect backdrop for photographical opportunities. Finally, make a stop in Boumalne Dades, a small town embedded in the mountain landscapes of the semi-desert. After lunch, have a photography hike around the spectacular Dades Gorge.

DAY 8 ERFOUD – MERZOUGA

Travel down the winding path of 1,000 Kasbahs to Erfoud, taking in the awe-inspiring rocky outcroppings, oases, and rose farms. Once in Erfoud, pile into 4x4s for an exciting ride through the desert. Afterward, hop on a camel and journey further, witnessing the breathtaking sunset against the Saharan dunes. When the day has come to a close, settle in at our luxurious Berber encampment in time to enjoy dinner under the glittering night sky, as well as Amazigh folk music and stories by the campfire.

DAY 9 MERZOUGA – MIDELT – FEZ

Rise and shine to explore the exquisite sandscape as the sun rises, casting a golden hue across the undulating dunes. Once you return to camp, fuel your journey with a sumptuous breakfast. Head off to the high mountain plains for an exciting journey to Fez, and check in to our hotel when you arrive.

DAY 10 FEZ SIGHTSEEING TOUR

Take a journey to this historic imperial city for a day of exploration. Visit the elegant Bou Inania madrassa, built in the fourteenth century, and photograph the intricate stucco walls, arches, and cornices. Don't forget to capture a close-up of the beautiful mosaics that adorn the Nejjarine Fountain. After, stop by the Kairaouine Mosque and the lively medina, where merchants offer heaps of spices and tanners submerge animal hides in buckets of dye. Later, explore the Royal Palace and the old Jewish quarter of Fes Jdid. To end the day, experience an exclusive dinner prepared at a typical Moroccan house, featuring a three-course menu and Sufi musical performances.

DAY 11 FEZ – ROMAN RUINS – MEKNES

Should you wish to do so, you may spend the day examining Fez in your own time. Alternatively, you can embark on an excursion to the Roman ruins at Volubilis, a UNESCO-recognized World Heritage site, and explore Meknès, the capital of Morocco during the 17th century. To bid a fond farewell to Morocco, we are invited to a celebratory dinner tonight.

DAY 12 FEZ/CASABLANCA AIRPORT

Following breakfast, you have the option of either transferring to Fez Airport for your flight home, or opting to go to the Casablanca Airport instead.