Morocco’s Amazing Mountains & Sahara with Jennifer Carnevale
Your TourHero
Hey! I’m Jenn with two 'n's. I’m a writer and self-proclaimed travel-hacker who’s been budget traveling for the past 15 years. Ever since I saw Chichén Itzá and learned about the Mayan civilization as a kid, I knew I had to see all the ruins this world has to offer! I love eating my way through new cities, learning about the culture and history of each place I go, talking to locals about legends and lore, and trekking through the paths less taken to find ancient cities and beautiful vistas. I truly believe if we travel with the intention of learning, we can and will make this world a better place for all.
Duration
14 days · 13 nights
Travel Date
Sep 19 – Oct 2, 2022
Activity Level
Moderate
Group Size
8 - 16
Transportation
Car, bus, camel, ferry
Tour Price
Your Fellow Explorers
Age range
21 – 40
Travel interest
Food, culture, sightseeing, history, nature, hiking, adventure
Fellow Travelers
Jane
Darielle
Liliya
Regina
JENNIFER
RebeccaYour Local Guide
Under Moroccan Sun was founded by Hassan El Amrani, a native Berber from the Sahara Desert of Morocco. Making both the United States and Morocco his home, Hassan has a clear understanding of what travelers expect. His company’s specialty is Morocco, which allows them to focus on the relationship they build with their travelers after helping them dive into the sights, scents, and secrets of this exotic kingdom. Over the years, Under Moroccan Sun Tours has passionately served travelers from all over the world and has grown to include professional, licensed, multilingual guides and drivers who will help you navigate the exotic kingdom of Morocco at your own pace. Their extensive experience and the unique cultural perspective of Moroccan natives will ensure that your voyage through Morocco will be safe, stimulating, and unforgettable.
A 14-day trip to Morocco will give you the adventure of a lifetime! One of the most diverse countries in Africa, you’ll take in its major city destinations including Marrakech, Taroudant and Tangier over the course of your journey. Here you’ll experience the country’s intricate architecture, traditional markets, mosques and vibrant atmosphere, with mint tea being served wherever your feet take you. You’ll find a completely different culture as you set off into the Atlas Mountains, with winding roads, hairpin bends, extraordinary colors and hilltop villages. Marvel at the clay buildings still found intact in these serene places and at the wonders of nature as you navigate the cliffs and canyons. Your adventure will also take in Morocco’s world-famous Sahara Desert, with its swathes of untouched sand dunes, incredible sunsets and skies brimming with stars. And that’s without mentioning the country’s beautiful beaches, clear blue water and vibrant musical nightlife! Come see Morocco and treat yourself to a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Cancellation policy
Refunds for deposits
We will hold your spot as soon as you put down your deposit. However, if you decide to cancel your trip, we will be unable to refund your deposit.
Refunds for balance payment
Your place is guaranteed at the time of full payment. However, if you decide to cancel your trip, we will be unable to offer any refunds for the amount paid.
Your TourHero
Hey! I’m Jenn with two 'n's. I’m a writer and self-proclaimed travel-hacker who’s been budget traveling for the past 15 years. Ever since I saw Chichén Itzá and learned about the Mayan civilization as a kid, I knew I had to see all the ruins this world has to offer! I love eating my way through new cities, learning about the culture and history of each place I go, talking to locals about legends and lore, and trekking through the paths less taken to find ancient cities and beautiful vistas. I truly believe if we travel with the intention of learning, we can and will make this world a better place for all.
Duration
14 days · 13 nights
Travel Date
Sep 19 – Oct 2, 2022
Activity Level
Moderate
Group Size
8 - 16
Transportation
Car, bus, camel, ferry
A 14-day trip to Morocco will give you the adventure of a lifetime! One of the most diverse countries in Africa, you’ll take in its major city destinations including Marrakech, Taroudant and Tangier over the course of your journey. Here you’ll experience the country’s intricate architecture, traditional markets, mosques and vibrant atmosphere, with mint tea being served wherever your feet take you. You’ll find a completely different culture as you set off into the Atlas Mountains, with winding roads, hairpin bends, extraordinary colors and hilltop villages. Marvel at the clay buildings still found intact in these serene places and at the wonders of nature as you navigate the cliffs and canyons. Your adventure will also take in Morocco’s world-famous Sahara Desert, with its swathes of untouched sand dunes, incredible sunsets and skies brimming with stars. And that’s without mentioning the country’s beautiful beaches, clear blue water and vibrant musical nightlife! Come see Morocco and treat yourself to a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Timeline
- Day 1 · Sep 19: Marrakech
- Arrive in Casablanca
- Travel to Marrakech
- Check-in at Riad Papillon Hotel
- Lunch (not included in price)
- Free time
- Welcome dinner at Cafe Árabe (not included in price)
- Day 2 · Sep 20: Marrakech
- Breakfast
- Marrakech guided city tour
- Visit Majorelle Botanical Gardens
- Lunch (not included in price)
- Free time
- Evening food tour
- Day 3 · Sep 21: Atlas Mountains
- Breakfast and check out of accommodation
- Journey through Atlas Mountains
- Tour Ait Ben Haddou Village
- Lunch at Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou (not included in price)
- Check-in at Ksar Lamane Ait Ben Haddou
- Dinner at hotel
- Day 4 · Sep 22: Dades Valley
- Breakfast and check out of accommodation
- Visit Amridil Kasbah
- Lunch (not included in price)
- Travel to Dades Valley
- Meet local family for tea
- Optional hike in the area
- Check-in at Riad Gabsi Dades
- Free time
- Dinner at hotel
- Day 5 · Sep 23: Merzouga Desert
- Breakfast and check out of accommodation
- Travel to Merzouga in the Sahara Desert
- Lunch (not included in price)
- Desert camel ride
- Check-in at Krich Camp
- Dinner
- Desert drum session
- Day 6 · Sep 24: Ouarzazate
- Sunrise sand dune climb
- Breakfast and check out of accommodation
- Journey to Ouarzazate
- Lunch in Tazzarine (not included in price)
- Check-in at Hôtel Riad Amlal
- Free time
- Dinner at hotel
- Day 7 · Sep 25: Taroudant
- Breakfast and check out of accommodation
- Visit to Atlas Film Studios (optional)
- Journey to Taliouine
- Lunch (not included in price)
- Continue to Taroudant
- Check-in at Riad Amnay Taroudant
- Dinner (not included in price)
- Day 8 · Sep 26: Agadir & Essaouira
- Breakfast and check out of accommodation
- Journey to Agadir
- Lunch in Agadir (not included in price)
- Continue to Essaoira
- Check-in at Essaouira Beach Hostel
- Free time
- Dinner (not included in price)
- Day 9 · Sep 27: Essaouira
- Breakfast
- Free day in Essaouira
- Lunch and dinner (not included in price)
- Free evening
- Day 10 · Sep 28: Casablanca & Tangier
- Breakfast and check out of accommodation
- Travel to Tangier
- Visit Hassan II Mosque
- Check-in at Tangiers Hostel
- Lunch and dinner (not included in price)
- Day 11 · Sep 29: Tangier & Chefchaouen
- Breakfast and check out of accommodation
- Visit Hercules Caves and Cape Spartel
- Tangier Kasbah tour
- Lunch (not included in price)
- Travel to Chefchaouen
- Check-in at Dar Laman Chefchaouen
- Dinner (not included in price)
- Day 12 · Sep 30: Chefchaouen
- Breakfast
- Free day in Chefchaouen
- Lunch and dinner (not included in price)
- Day 13 · Oct 1: Tangier
- Breakfast and check out of accommodation
- Visit Akchour Waterfalls
- Journey to Tangier
- Lunch (not included in price)
- Check-in at Tangiers Hostel
- Free time
- Dinner (not included in price)
- Day 14 · Oct 2: Departure
- Breakfast and check out of accommodation
- Transfer to airport
- Journey ends
Details
Day 1
Arrive in Casablanca, get set for Marrakech!
Welcome to Morocco and get set for the adventure of a lifetime! Your base for the next 14 days is home to spectacular architecture, ever-changing landscapes, mountain ranges and the famous Sahara — the world’s largest subtropical desert. Your expert local guide will meet you in Casablanca Airport, then whisk you away to Marrakech. You’ll have the rest of the day to catch your breath and get your bearings in this vibrant city. Stroll the Jemaa el-Fna Square and discover the market, musicians, acrobats, and magicians. At 7:00 pm, your group will come together for a rooftop welcome dinner at Cafe Árabe. Share small plates with friends new and old, grab a glass of champagne, and toast to an amazing journey ahead!
Day 2
Guided city tour of Marrakech & evening food tasting
After shaking off that jet lag and enjoying a hearty breakfast, prepare to see the Marrakech Medina, the city’s vibrant, historical old town. A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1985, the Medina is home to market stalls, religious buildings and some of the country’s most impressive architecture. You’ll start at the dramatic 12th century Koutoubia Mosque, Marrakech’s biggest landmark. Move on to see the stunning Bab Agnaw gate in the Kasbah District, then take in the 15th century Saadian Tombs. Meander the intricate alleyways leading to the el-Badi Palace and enter through the Mellah region, formerly the city’s Jewish Quarter. We’ll also stop by the Madressa Ben Yousef school and mosque to learn their history and marvel at the intricate design. Finish a first day’s fabulous tour with a stroll around the bustling souks market, and be sure to make the most of your guide’s local knowledge.
From here, we’ll head to the famous Majorelle Botanical Gardens. Amid the chaos of the city, you’ll find a small oasis of beautiful serenity here, with the garden the result of forty years’ worth of plant collecting.
Recharge your batteries back at your hotel and get ready to indulge, as you’ll spend the evening on a food tour of the local area, learning and tasting all the fabulous flavors Morocco has to offer.
Day 3
Journey through the breathtaking Atlas Mountains to Ait Benhaddou earthen village
Pinch yourself! You’re already on day three of your Moroccan adventure! It’s time to leave the sights and sounds of Marrakech behind and head off into the wilderness. Today, you’ll be heading south to the dramatic Ait Ben Haddou Village, taking a route through the spectacular Atlas Mountains. Separating the Mediterranean and Atlantic coastlines from the Sahara Desert, the mountains stretch for more than 2,500 kilometers over North-West Africa. You’ll be entering into another world in this mountainous region! See a completely different landscape with its own flora, fauna and culture. Discovering the village of Ait Ben Haddou for the first time is a sight to behold. Known as the Ksar, you’ll enjoy a tour around the earthen buildings and hear about its history as an ancient stopping point for travelers heading to the Sahara. You’ll have free time for lunch before heading to the next hotel. Enjoy a free evening to unwind and gather yourself for another day in the high mountains.
Day 4
Journey through the High Atlas Mountains from Ait Ben Haddou to the Dades Valley
Another halcyon day in the Atlas Mountains awaits as your journey continues to wind its way south. You’ll take in Kasbah Amridil in Skoura, a fortified city dating back to the 17th century and one of the most impressive you’ll find in all of Morocco. Emerging from the forest as you approach from a distance, you may recognize the kasbah from the classic movie Lawrence of Arabia. With breathtaking scenery around every corner, you’ll head into the Dades Valley and have mint tea with a local family. You’ll also have the option of a short hike with your guide! Eventually, you’ll say goodbye and head to your next hotel, where you’ll enjoy a group meal and a great night’s rest.
Day 5
Take a hike to Todra Gorge before a camel ride in Merzouga Desert
After a wonderful doze in a local house, you’ll enjoy breakfast with your new friends before saying your goodbyes. One of the world’s most spectacular canyons awaits, in the shape of Todra Gorge. These extraordinary paths in the rock were carved by the Dades and Todra Rivers, to a height of nearly 2,000 meters. You’ll disembark from your vehicle to enjoy a gentle hike and take in the best of the scenery. From here, the desert awaits. Upon your arrival, stretch your camel-legs, for you’ll be riding one of these magnificent creatures across the sands, accompanied by a stunning Sarahan sunset. After settling into your camp for the night, eat dinner under the stars and take part in a drum session. The Merzouga region is famed for its relaxing, trance-like rhythms and you’ll enjoy a night’s sleep unlike no other.
Day 6
From the desert to the Anti-Atlas Mountains and Ouarzazate City
An early start for day six, but it’ll be worth it — climbing the sand dune to see the sunrise wash the desert in color is nothing short of a miracle! After breakfast at camp, it’s back on the road as you head through the Anti-Atlas Mountains on a journey to Ouarzazate. You’ll pass the quaint and peaceful towns of Alnif and Nkob and their beautiful oasis and palm-tree forest and stop in Tazzarine for lunch before landing in Ouarzazate. This Moroccan city is known as Africa’s Hollywood, and tomorrow you’ll have the chance to see why!
Day 7
From Ouarzazate to Taroudant City, the ‘mini-Marrakech’
Wake up to a different vista in Ouarzazate, often called the ‘door of the desert’ due to its close proximity to the Sahara. Many of the country’s film studios are based here, and movie-goers may recognize scenes from The Mummy, Gladiator, and The Hills Have Eyes... not to mention Game of Thrones! Resume your journey through the Atlas Mountains to Taliouine, famed for its excellent saffron, and continue to Taroudant. Sometimes referred to as a smaller version of Marrakech, its appearance is similar in places, only you can explore without the bustling crowds. With a laid-back atmosphere, friendly markets and lovely architecture, Taroudant is a delightful city to relax in for the night as you reach the halfway point of your Moroccan adventure.
Day 8
Onwards to Essaouira, the city on the Atlantic coast
Your journey continues through the foothills of the Anti-Atlas Mountains to Agadir, a city on the Atlantic coastline. With a laid-back vibe and miles of glorious golden sand, Agadir also has a vibrant market scene and kasbah ruins on its hilltop. After exploring the city’s highlights and taking in some fresh sea air, you’ll journey to the port city of Essaouira with its 18th century ramparts. Essaouira’s old town is a UNESCO heritage site with a lively music scene and friendly atmosphere. Take the evening to soak up some local vibes ahead of tomorrow’s full day in the city.
Day 9
Explore Essaouira and get scrubbed in a hammam!
The bohemian city of Essaouira is yours for the day! An excellent place for exploring on foot, take your time to see its various highlights and soak up the local flavor. Don’t miss the fishing port, ramparts and cannons still fixed in the walls. Explore the winding streets and alleyways, drop in at the fish market and mingle with the locals. Consider a guided horse or camel ride, or maybe relax in a hammam. These are public steam rooms inspired by ancient Roman baths, and a great way to unwind and exfoliate. After all that traveling, make the most of the city’s position on the coast and chill out on the sands. Given the winds coming in from the Atlantic here, it’s also a surfer’s paradise!
Day 10
Stop by the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca on your way to Tangier
After two nights in Essaouira, it’s time to get going again — true adventurers never stay in one place for too long! You’ll travel to Tangier, stopping by the gorgeous Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca along the way. Upon arrival, you’ll have the night to yourself to rest up and relax for more adventure on your Moroccan odyssey.
Day 11
Discover the myth of the Hercules Caves and tour tangier before traveling to the iconic blue city of Chefchaouen
We have a jammed packed schedule in store for you today, but all the sights are sure to impress! Tangier is a fabulous place to find yourself for the day, with its interesting history, varied architecture and clear blue sea. You’ll take a drive through the city’s urban district to reach the promontory Cape Spartel and take in a glorious panoramic view of the city. Next, you’ll visit the prehistoric Hercules Caves, a mysterious cave complex once believed to be the resting place of Hercules himself. From here, head to the city’s beautiful kasbah and its accompanying museum, before traveling to the American Legation Museum, which celebrates the relationship between the US and Morocco. Finish up in old town and grab a souvenir or two before traveling to the iconic blue city of Chefchaouen. You’ve undoubtedly seen the mesmerizing pictures of this azure sanctuary. After you check into the guest house, you’ll have a free night for photos and fun!
Day 12
Free day in Chefchaouen for photos and fun!
Wake up at your own pace and enjoy a delicious breakfast at the guest house. Your schedule is free and clear, so choose you own adventures in Chefchaouen! Famed for its blue-washed buildings, this is the perfect place to get dolled up and take some pictures. Visit the kasbah and take in the magnificent views from the Ras el-Ma Spring before relaxing in Utta el-Hammam Square, a great place for people-watching with its many cafes and restaurants.
Day 13
Hike to the pools of the Akchour Waterfalls on your way back to Tangier
It’s travel time again! Fill up on a hearty breakfast and enjoy a drive back to Tangier. During your journey, you’ll stop for a gentle hike to the charming Akchour Waterfalls. These cascades are a turquoise delight and one of the country’s hidden gems. When you return to Tangier, there’ll be just enough time after check-in for a stroll around the old town or a dip in the ocean, so make the most of your last night in Morocco!
Day 14
Say farewell to Morocco and head home
All great adventures have to end some time, and now it’s time to say your goodbyes. After breakfast, take a final look at Tangier and prepare to catch your flight home. As you take off, reflect on your experiences from the past two weeks and always keep a piece of Morocco close to your heart.
Accommodation
Riad Papillon Hotel Marrakech
The Riad Papillon makes for a magical stay in Marrakech with its beautifully-decorated traditional interior. Located in the old town, you’ll find all the city’s highlights just a short walk away. All ensuite rooms offer supreme comfort with air-conditioning. There’s a rooftop terrace to relax in after your excursion around the city. Pop into the dipping pool to cool off from the heat of Marrakech and unwind like the locals do! Complimentary WiFi can be found throughout the building. Room type: Shared occupancy.
Ksar Lamane Ait Ben Haddou
Ksar Lamane is located in Aït Benhaddou and features an outdoor swimming pool, garden, traditional Moroccan restaurant, and welcoming 24-hour front desk support. Along with free Wi-Fi throughout the property, you’ll feel right at home with AC, cozy bedding, private baths, and room service for your convenience. Enjoy a delicious breakfast each morning and relax on the property’s terrace after a long day of travel. Room type: Shared occupancy.
Riad Gabsi Dades
Inspired by the nomadic heritage of the region, Riad Gabsi Dades worked with local artisans to recreate adobe structures, transporting their guests into another world. Nestled in the valley, you’ll find peace and tranquility at the outdoor pool overlooking the mountain landscape, along with quiet nights on the rooftop terrace. Each room features custom decor, all offering terrace views, private baths, and plush bedding. Enjoy breakfast each morning and delicious Moroccan fare throughout the day at the on-site restaurant to prepare you for an afternoon of adventure in Morocco. Room type: Shared occupancy.
Krich Camp
Krich Camp combines luxury and culture in the Merzouga Desert. Featuring a sun terrace, patio, and restaurant, you’ll have everything you need to disconnect from the fast-paced world and reconnect with yourself in the heart of the Sahara. All tents are equipped with beds and bedding, along with sitting areas and private bathrooms. Enjoy a delicious Moroccan dinner under the stars and a continental breakfast as the sun rises over the dunes. Room type: Berber tent; shared occupancy.
Hôtel Riad Amlal
Hôtel Riad Amlal is nestled in the soul of the Red City and welcomes you with opens arms. Each room is decorated in a different color, reflecting the various vibes of A Thousands and One Nights. Relax by the courtyard pool with a mint tea, enjoy traditional tagine for dinner, and fuel up for the day with a delicious breakfast spread. From AC and Wi-Fi to luxury bathrooms, you’ll have it all in the heart of Morocco’s countryside. Room type: Shared occupancy.
Riad Amnay Taroudant
Riad Amnay is a quaint guest house located in the center of Taroudant, also known as ‘Little Marrakech’. The property features seven rooms with private bathrooms, AC, and traditional decor. On site, breakfast is served each morning to help you fuel up for a day of exploration, and lunch and dinner service is available upon request. Relax on the rooftop terrace and enjoy views of the gorgeous landscape all around. Room type: Shared occupancy.
Essaouira Beach Hostel
Unwind after a day exploring Essaouira’s bohemian city with the perfect beach location. The sands are just a minute’s walk away, and you’ll have a magnificent view of the sunset across the ocean from the hostel’s comfy rooftop terrace. You'll find shops and restaurants on your doorstep, fresh sea air in abundance, and WiFi throughout. The hostel also offers surf equipment, trips, and classes for those looking for something a little extra. Room type: Multiple occupancy.
Tangiers Hostel
Found in the delightful old town, you’ll have all of Tangier’s main attractions and historical sites within a short walk, including the city’s famous kasbah. Within the hostel you’ll find a terrace with an outdoor kitchen and barbecue area, a book exchange and common room. You’ll also be able to pick up a free city map, play board games and dine at the on-site restaurant. Free WiFi can be found throughout the building. Room type: Multiple occupancy.
Dar Laman Chefchaouen
Dar Laman is a beautiful guest house in downtown Chefchaouen, close to art, restaurants, and an array of city activities. From the property, you’re a two minute walk to the main square and Kasbah, nestled within the iconic blue alleys you’ve heard so much about. Relax on the terrace overlooking the city and enjoy a sumptuous breakfast each morning of your stay. All rooms feature traditional decor, cozy bedding, private baths, and more. Room type: Shared occupancy.
Included
2 nights at Riad Papillon Hotel Marrakech
1 night at Ksar Lamane Ait Ben Haddou
1 night at Riad Gabsi Dades
1 night at Krich Camp in Merzouga Desert
1 night at Hôtel Riad Amlal
1 night at Riad Amnay Taroudant
2 nights in Essaouira Beach Hostel
2 nights in Tangiers Hostel
2 night in Dar Laman Chefchaouen
Shared occupancy in accommodation
Airport transfers
Tolls, fuel and parking fees
Bilingual private driver and guides
All meals as mentioned in the itinerary
All tours as mentioned in the itinerary
24/7 guest support
Not included
Flights
Entrance to Hassan II Mosque (USD 15)
Entrance to Marjorelle Botanical Gardens (USD 15)
All food not mentioned in inclusions
Optional add-ons
Travel insurance
Gratuities
FAQ
What happens if I need to cancel my trip?
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Cancellation policy
Refunds for deposits
We will hold your spot as soon as you put down your deposit. However, if you decide to cancel your trip, we will be unable to refund your deposit.
Refunds for balance payment
Your place is guaranteed at the time of full payment. However, if you decide to cancel your trip, we will be unable to offer any refunds for the amount paid.
- Discover the culture of Morocco in Jemaa el-Fna Square, a vibrant marketplace of food, crafts, and tradition. - Unsplash: CALIN STAN
- Enjoy a trip through the botanical gardens of Majorelle, featuring plant life from all over the world. - Pixabay: didconnect
- Get the unique chance to explore Ait Benhaddou – a UNESCO World Heritage Site. - Under Moroccan Sun Website
- See the red clay structures of Ait Benhaddou. - Pixabay: JimboChan
- Take a drive through the Atlas Mountains and see Marrakech from high above the city limits. - Under Moroccan Sun Website
- By sunset, we'll ride camels through the desert to our camping location for the night. - Under Moroccan Sun Website
- Enjoy dinner and drum music around a fire in the middle of the desert. - Under Moroccan Sun Website
- See the stars like never before in the middle of a Moroccan desert. - Pexels: Tomáš Malík
- An ancient clay gateway in Taroudant City. - Mostafa Elbaz
- Our next stop is Essaouira, a beautiful beach town filled with history and culture. - Unsplash: Anastasia Dimitriadi
- Explore the ancient streets and get lost in the markets filled with colors and treasures at every turn. - Pixabay: celtoi
- Today, your guide will take you through Essaouira, starting at the fishing ports. - Unsplash: Emma Van Sant
- You'll walk through the markets with your guide who will tell you about the history of the area. - Pixabay: Roman_Schmidt
- Be sure to buy a few goodies to share with your friends back home! - Unsplash: Mostapha Abidour
- From the ancient walls to the innovative gastronomy, your guide will help you see it all. - Unsplash: Louis Hansel
- Welcome to Agadir, a beautiful coastal town with a laid-back atmosphere. - Unsplash: Louis Hansel
- Enjoy the iconic Jemaa el-Fna Square and learn about the various souks and the history of Medina. - Unsplash: CALIN STAN
- In Casablanca, discover the magnificent Hassan II Mosque located right on the coastline. - Unsplash: Louis Hansel
- With an array of market trinkets to choose from, you'll have to make room in your suitcase to bring a little piece of Morocco home. - Unsplash: Jean Carlo Emer
- Welcome to Marrakech, a bustling ancient city with a rich history and vibrant atmosphere. - Unsplash: MAX LIBERTINE
- We'll also visit the 15th century Saadian Tombs that house members of the Saadian dynasty. - Unsplash: Jean Carlo Emer
- Welcome to Chefchaouen, a port city known for its beautiful blue buildings. - Unsplash: Milad Alizadeh
- Hike through the Rif Mountains and explore the Akchour Waterfalls. - Unsplash: Achraf Talha
- Walk through the medina with a professional photographer and get all the perfect pictures you want in this iconic city. - Pexels: Taryn Elliott
- With Chefchaouen's blue backdrop, all your pictures will be social media-worthy. - Pexels: Taryn Elliott
- Journey through the Atlas Mountains for a once-in-a-lifetime experience. - Patrick Ogilvie
- Experience Morocco's majestic Sahara Desert. - Tatiana Zanon
- Visit ancient hilltop villages with earthen buildings. - Toa Heftiba
- Cross the winding roads that journey through the Atlas Mountains. - Toa Heftiba
- Look out for the local people in the mountains, using donkeys for transport. - Wim Van T Einde
- Catch incredible views on the journey to Dades Valley. - Nuno Silva
- True serenity can be found in the Sahara Desert. - Henry Dick
- Modern architecture in the city of Ouarzazate. - Karima A
- Ouarzazate earthen kasbah. - Roberto Bellasio
- The ramparts of Taroudant City. - Jacqueline Macou
- After traveling through the night, arrive in Tangier. - Raul Cacho
- Explore Tangier's winding city streets. - Andres Giusto
- Visit Hercules Cave, said to be the resting place of Hercules himself! - Meor Mohamad
- Say goodbye to Morocco with a final night in Tangier. - Philipp Klausner
- A magical view of Tangier on the coast. - Kamal Bilal
- Tangier's Cap Spartel offers a wonderful vista over the city. - Levi Ari Pronk
- Riad Papillon - Riad Papillon
- Enjoy your first meal on the rooftop of Cafe Arabe and get to know your group as the sun sets over the city. - Facebook: Cafe Arabe
- Ksar Lamane Ait Ben Haddou - Ksar Lamane Ait Ben Haddou
- Riad Gabsi Dades - Riad Gabsi Dades
- Krich Camp - Booking.com
- Dar Laman Chefchaouen - Facebook: Dar Laman Chefchaouen