Morocco in all its beauty: multi-day trips from
the ocean, through cities and villages to the dunes
of the Sahara
Are you looking for more than just a holiday? Our multi-day trips are designed for those who want to experience the true diversity of Morocco. We don't just sell generic packages; we offer experiences tailored to your desire for adventure or tranquility.
Choose the circuit that appeals to you most -from the majestic Atlas and the silence of the Sahara to the wild Atlantic or the history of the imperial cities.
Each of our programs is carefully planned so you can focus solely on exploration and your own personal reset.
We take care of everything - from proven authentic accommodation to safe transportation.
You will return home with a clear head and experiences!
Flexible start: we start our tours in Marrakech, as well as in other cities across Morocco
descriptions below
Trip from Marrakech to Merzouga desert
In a short time, you will get to know a lot of amazing places. Our program is packed and full of experiences. There will also be a camel ride or a quad bike ride.
1. day: Marrakech – Tizi n´Tichka – Ait Ben Haddou – Ouarzazate – Kalaat M'Gouna – Dades Gorge (Dades Valley)
We will depart in the morning from your riad, hotel, or a pre-arranged meeting point. Our journey takes us through the High Atlas Mountains, crossing the Tizi n'Tichka pass (2260 m), where we’ll make our first stop to enjoy breathtaking panoramic views.
Next, we proceed to the iconic Aït Ben Haddou, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the city of Ouarzazate. You will have ample time to soak in the atmosphere of both locations, enjoy lunch, and even visit the world-famous film studios, where hits like Gladiator, Prince of Persia, or Game of Thrones were filmed.
Our route continues through the Skoura Oasis to Kelaat M'Gouna, famously known as the Valley of Roses. We will visit a local cooperative to discover the traditional process of distilling Damascus roses into oil and water, with an opportunity to purchase authentic natural cosmetics.
Finally, we arrive at the Dades Gorges, a series of dramatic limestone canyons carved by the Dades River, with walls reaching heights of 200 to 500 meters. We will spend the night in a charming riad or hotel, complete with a delicious traditional dinner.
2. day: Dades Gorge (Dades Valley) – Todra Gorge – Erfoud – Merzouga / Erg Chebbi
After breakfast, we will continue our journey through the Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs, a breathtaking landscape dotted with ancient mud-brick fortresses. Upon reaching Tinghir, a stunning oasis town, we will take a walk through the magnificent Todra Gorge. You will stroll beneath towering rock cliffs that soar up to 300 meters high - a popular destination for climbers worldwide. Along the base of the cliffs flows a gentle stream, offering a perfect spot to cool off during the warm summer days.
Erfoud, located in southeastern Morocco, is world-renowned for its extraordinary fossils. This region is famous for ancient marine life preserved in stone, dating back to a time when this desert was covered by warm prehistoric seas. You will have the opportunity to visit a local workshop to see how these treasures are processed.
From there, we continue to Merzouga, situated at the foot of the majestic Erg Chebbi dunes. Here, your camels will be waiting to take you on an hour-and-a-half trek into the heart of the desert to witness an unforgettable sunset. We will spend the night in a luxury Saharan camp, where you can enjoy dinner under a canopy of stars, accompanied by traditional Berber music around the campfire.
3. day: Merzouga/Erg Chebbi - Rissani - Tazzarine - N'Kob - Marrakech
Waking up early, you will enjoy a spectacular sunrise over the dunes before we set off after breakfast.
Our first stop is Rissani, the ancient capital of the Alaouite Sultans. We will explore its famous traditional African market, where you can find the finest authentic spices. Depending on the schedule, we may visit the Mausoleum of Moulay Ali Cherif or a stone craft factory (specializing in sinks, fountains, and tiles).
Next, we pass the Berber village of Tazzarine and continue to N'Kob, a unique town boasting 45 historic kasbahs. Here, you will enjoy a stunning panoramic view of the local oasis, and we will likely stop for lunch. Your guide actually hails from this picturesque region, offering you an insider’s perspective.
On the return journey, we will pass Ouarzazate and the Taourirt Kasbah, crossing the Tizi n'Tichka pass once more. Finally, we will complete our journey in Marrakech, where we will drop you off safely at your riad.
Price includes: camel trek, 2× dinner, 2× breakfast,
2× accommodation (riad/hotel and a desert camp tent), air-conditioned vehicle, 4×4 car for the desert, sandboarding equipment, live traditional Berber music show, multilingual guide (english, french, spanish, arabic)
(Note: czech-speaking guide is available only on specific dates)
Price
does not include: entrance fees to monuments/sites, all drinks and lunches, optional quad biking (ATV), tips and gratuities
From Marrakech to Fes with a stop in the desert
Don't have much time and want to see as much as possible? Two royal cities including a trip to the desert and a visit to the UNESCO-listed Ait Ben Haddou!
Day 1: Marrakech – Tizi n'Tichka – Ait Ben Haddou – Taourirt kasbah – Rose Valley – Dades Valley (Boumalne Dades)
After breakfast, we depart from Marrakech to begin our journey. We will cross Tizi n'Tichka (2260 m), the highest road pass in Morocco, offering spectacular photo opportunities of the Atlas Mountains' scenery.
Next, we continue to Aït Benhaddou, a world-famous UNESCO-listed fortress. Renowned as a cinematic landmark, it has served as the backdrop for films such as Gladiator, Alexander, Lawrence of Arabia, and Game of Thrones. Here, you can soak in the magnificent views of the surrounding landscape.
Following a delicious lunch, our journey leads to Ouarzazate, where we will see the Taourirt Kasbah and other historic sites set against a beautiful backdrop. If interested, there is an option to visit the renowned Atlas Film Studios.
Our next stop is the Berber village of Kelaat M'Gouna in the Valley of Roses. This region is famous for its Damask roses, processed by local women’s cooperatives into various cosmetic products. You will have the chance to learn about the production process and purchase these fragrant items.
We will conclude our day in the Dades Valley, a place famous for its winding roads and stunning mountain vistas. We will spend the night there in en-suite double rooms, with dinner provided.
Day 2: Dades Valley (Boumalne Dades) – Todra Gorge – Tinjdad - Erfoud – Merzouga with a camel trek / Erg Chebbi
After a traditional breakfast, we will set off toward Merzouga. Our route winds through picturesque Berber villages and breathtaking natural landscapes until we reach Tinghir, home to the spectacular Todra Gorge. Here, the sheer rock faces rise to a staggering 300 meters. This destination is a favorite for rock climbers and travelers alike; a gentle river flows through the canyon, offering a perfect spot to cool off during the heat of the day.
Our journey continues to Erfoud, the fossil capital of the world. It is fascinating to imagine that this arid landscape in southeastern Morocco was once the floor of a warm prehistoric sea. Today, you can admire unique remnants of ancient marine life literally frozen in stone. We will visit a local workshop together to witness how craftsmen transform these million-year-old treasures into stunning works of art.
Afterward, we head to Merzouga, where our camels await. We will trek across the warm, golden desert sands to an extraordinary luxury camp for the night. You will be accommodated in tents offering full comfort, including private bathrooms. After a hearty dinner, you can enjoy traditional Berber music by the campfire or simply walk through the dunes and gaze at the brilliant starry sky.
3. Day: Merzouga – Ziz Valley – Azrou – Tizi n'Talghamt Pass – Fes
This morning, you will witness the most spectacular sunrise imaginable. After breakfast, we depart for Fes. Our journey takes us through fascinating mountain landscapes and cedar forests, featuring the dramatic Ziz Gorges carved into volcanic rock and the Tizi n'Talghamt pass toward Midelt. We will stop for lunch and coffee along the way.
Upon arrival in Fes, we will begin our tour of the oldest of Morocco’s Imperial Cities. Its Medina is a vast labyrinth with over 9,000 alleys and is a recognized UNESCO World Heritage site. As you may know, the city is world-renowned for its traditional tanneries (notably Chouara), where leather is still processed using centuries-old methods. There is so much to explore!
Depending on your plans, we will drop you off at your chosen accommodation or arrange a transfer to the airport according to your flight schedule
If you wish to extend this tour or arrange a subsequent return to Marrakech, we would be happy to accommodate your request by prior agreement
Price includes: air-conditioned vehicle and a 4×4 for the desert terrain, daily breakfast and 2× traditional dinner, 2 nights in total (Riad/Hotel and a luxury desert camp), camel trekking and sandboarding equipment, live performance of traditional Berber music, a certified local guide in Fes and a multilingual guide (english, french, spanish, arabic, and czech) throughout the trip
(Note: czech-speaking guide is available only during specific periods)
Price does not include: all entrance fees to monuments and sites, all drinks, snacks, and lunches, optional quad biking (ATV) in the desert
From the Mountains to the Heart of the Sahara: Four Days of Moroccan Contrasts
Embark on an unforgettable journey from vibrant Marrakech, across the snow-capped peaks of the High Atlas, to the endless dunes of the Merzouga desert. Over four days, you will explore the famous cinematic fortress of Ait Ben Haddou, walk through the monumental Dades and Todgha Gorges, and experience a night under the starry sky in a Saharan camp.
Day 1: Marrakech – Tizi n’Tichka – Ait Ben Haddou –
Ouarzazate – Valley of the Roses – Dades Gorges – Boumalne Dades
Your adventure begins with a morning departure from
Marrakech heading towards the High Atlas Mountains. We will cross the
breathtaking Tizi n’TichkaPass (2,260 m), offering panoramic
views of Berber villages clinging to the cliffs. Our first major stop is Ait Ben Haddou (UNESCO),
the most famous fortified village (ksar) in Morocco, known from films
like Gladiator or Game of Thrones.
After lunch, we pass through the "Gateway to the
Desert," Ouarzazate, and the picturesque Valley of the Roses (Kelaat M'Gouna), fragrant with blossoms in spring. We will
visit a local cooperative to learn about Damascus rose processing, where you
can purchase high-quality organic cosmetics.
The day ends in the dramatic scenery of the Dades Gorges, followed by dinner and an overnight stay in Boumalne Dades.
Day 2: Boumalne Dades – Todgha Gorges – Tinghir – Erfoud
– Merzouga / Sahara
After breakfast, we head to the monumental Todgha
Gorges. You will walk between massive limestone walls rising up to 300
meters, just dozens of meters apart.
The journey continues through the Tinghir oasis and the
fossil town of Erfoud, where you will feel the approaching breath
of the desert.
In the afternoon, we arrive in Merzouga. Here, you will trade your
car for camels and trek into the heart of the Erg Chebbi dunes as the sun sets. You will spend the evening in a
traditional Berber camp – enjoying a typical dinner, drumming by the campfire,
and a night in luxury tents under the brightest starry sky of your life.
Day 3: Merzouga – Alnif – N’Kob – Draa Valley – Agdz –
Ouarzazate
We highly recommend waking up for the magical sunrise over
the dunes.
After breakfast, we head back west through the arid yet
fascinating landscape of the Alnif region. We pass through the
village of N´Kob, famous for its 45 clay kasbahs, and enter
the Draa Valley. This valley is home to Morocco's largest palm
grove, stretching for dozens of kilometers like a green ribbon through the
desert. Via the town of Agdz and the winding roads of the
Anti-Atlas Mountains, we return to Ouarzazate in the evening
for a well-deserved rest after a day of stunning contrasts.
Day 4: Ouarzazate – Taourirt Kasbah – High Atlas –
Marrakech
We start our final day with a tour of the Taourirt Kasbah, the former residence of the powerful Glaoui clan. If time permits,
you can visit the famous Atlas Studios.
Then, we begin our return journey across the majestic peaks
of the High Atlas.
Along the way, there will be plenty of stops for coffee and souvenir shopping.
We will arrive in Marrakech in the evening,
full of impressions from a journey that showed you the very best of southern
Morocco in just four days.
Price includes: air-conditioned
vehicle, 4×4 car in the desert, camel ride, 3× dinner, 3× breakfast, 3× accommodation in a traditional riad/hotel and in a tent in a luxury camp,
sandboarding option, live Berber music show, guide speaking english, french, spanish,
arabic and czech (czech guide available by prior arrangement)
Price does not include: other
entrance fees, all drinks and lunches, possibility of riding a quad bike, tips
From Marrakech to Fes: A Desert Journey
A relaxed expedition across the High Atlas Mountains to the golden sands of the Sahara. Discover the iconic Ait Ben Haddou, wander through the authentic African market in Rissani, and enjoy a traditional camel trek. Our journey continues with a stop in Ifrane - famously known as the 'Switzerland of Morocco' - before arriving in the magnificent city of Fes.
Day 1: Airport Pick-up & Transfer to Marrakech Riad
Upon arrival at Menara Airport, we will provide a private transfer to your riad in the heart of Marrakech. Enjoy free time to explore at your own pace, or take advantage of our services: we can arrange a guided tour of the Medina, a traditional Hammam experience, or other curated local activities.
Day 2: Marrakech – High Atlas – Ait Ben Haddou – Ouarzazate – Dades Valley
After a rich breakfast at your riad, our adventure begins. We will cross the Tizi n'Tichka pass in the Atlas Mountains, the highest road pass in Morocco at 2,260m, offering breathtaking panoramic views.
Next, you will visit the famous Ksar of Ait Ben Haddou, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This fortress gained global fame as a filming location for Gladiator, Game of Thrones, The Mummy, and Alexander. We will enjoy lunch here.
In the afternoon, we continue through stunning landscapes, passing the Taourirt Kasbah and the Valley of Roses, famous for its annual May festival. We will pass through Berber villages like Skoura and Kelaat M'Gouna, where we visit a local cooperative to discover how cosmetics are crafted from fragrant Damask roses.
We conclude the day at the Dades Gorge, a dramatic canyon with walls reaching heights of 200 to 500 meters. Overnight stay in a hotel/riad with a delicious dinner.
Day 3: Dades Gorges – Todra – Tinjdad – Erfoud – Merzouga & Camel Trek
After breakfast, we head toward the Merzouga desert, home to the magnificent Erg Chebbi dunes.
We will visit the Todra Gorge near the Berber village of Tinghir. You can stroll beneath towering 300-meter cliffs—a paradise for climbers. A gentle river flows through the canyon, offering a refreshing escape during hot days.
Our expedition leads us to Erfoud, the fossil capital of the world. It is truly incredible to imagine that this arid landscape was once the floor of a warm prehistoric ocean. Today, you can admire unique remnants of ancient marine life, literally etched into stone and time. We will visit a local workshop to witness the fascinating transformation of these million-year-old treasures into works of art under the hands of master craftsmen.
We then continue to Merzouga to meet our camels for a 90-minute trek deep into the dunes. Your destination is an extraordinary luxury camp in the heart of the desert. You will stay in fully-equipped tents (for 2-3 people) including private bathrooms. After a delicious dinner, enjoy Berber music by the campfire—feel free to dance or simply meditate under a sky ablaze with stars.
Day 4: Merzouga – A Day in the Desert & The Culture of Rissani
After a rich breakfast, we set out in 4x4 vehicles to the village of Khamlia, inhabited by the Gnawa people (descendants of enslaved people from Sudan and Mali). You will experience the lifestyle and soulful music of the 'Desert Pigeons' group.
Following panoramic photo stops, we will visit a nomadic family to learn about their way of life, from their traditional bread ovens to how they raise livestock. You will be invited for a glass of 'Berber Whiskey'—the famous local mint tea.
We will also explore the ancient M'Fis coal mines, where black pigment for traditional Moroccan makeup was once sourced. This site offers a glimpse into the region’s mining past and breathtaking desert vistas.
Our final stop is Rissani, an authentic desert town. You will visit its vibrant souk, the commercial heart of the region. After lunch, options include visiting the Mausoleum of Moulay Ali Cherif or a stone craft factory. We then return to the camp for leisure time. Optional quad biking or sandboarding is available upon prior request.
If you wish to extend this tour or arrange a subsequent return to Marrakech, we would be happy to customize the itinerary to your needs upon prior agreement
Price includes: airport pick-up and drop-off, air-conditioned vehicle and 4×4 transport for the desert, daily breakfast and 3× traditional dinner, 6 nights in total (Riad, Hotel, or Luxury Desert Tent), camel trekking, sandboarding, and a traditional live music show, a certified local guide in Fes and a multilingual guide (english, french, spanish, arabic, and czech) throughout the journey.
(Note: czech-speaking guide is available only during specific periods)
Price does not include: entrance fees to all monuments and sites, all beverages, snacks, and lunches, optional quad biking (ATV), tips and gratuities
Imperial Cities Tour: From Casablanca to the Blue City of Chefchaouen
Embark on a journey from Marrakech to discover the grandeur of the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca and the historic capital, Rabat. Explore the enchanting blue streets of Chefchaouen, the vibrant tanneries of Fes, and the picturesque, history-rich city of Meknes. Experience the very best of Morocco’s royal heritage in one unforgettable tour.
Day 1: Marrakech – Casablanca – Rabat
We will pick you up at your riad, hotel, or a pre-arranged meeting point to begin our seven-day journey through Morocco's most beautiful cities.
On our way to Casablanca, we will take a short break for coffee and snacks (the drive takes approximately 3 hours).
Upon arrival, we will visit the magnificent Hassan II Mosque, the largest in Morocco and the seventh largest in the world. Its minaret, standing at 210 meters, is the tallest in the world and features a laser beam pointing toward Mecca. Completed in 1993 by French architect Michel Pinseau, the mosque can accommodate 25,000 worshippers inside and another 80,000 in its courtyards. Notably, it is the only mosque in Morocco open to non-Muslim tourists.
Afterward, we continue to Rabat, the nation's capital and one of its Imperial Cities. As the seat of the King and the government, Rabat is a prestigious city and a center for higher education. Located on the Atlantic coast, it offers the perfect opportunity for a beach stroll or further exploration of its rich historical sites. We will spend our first night in a cozy, traditional riad with en-suite facilities.
Day 2: Rabat – Chefchaouen
Today, we will continue exploring the landmarks of Rabat before heading toward our next destination after a delicious lunch: Chefchaouen, the "Blue Pearl of Morocco," nestled at the foot of the Rif Mountains.
Beyond the striking blue-washed houses, this city is world-renowned for its picturesque, winding alleys and is arguably one of the most photogenic places in Morocco. The atmosphere here is truly unique and cannot be experienced anywhere else. We will stay overnight, giving you the perfect opportunity to enjoy a breathtaking sunset over the city from the terrace of a local restaurant.
Here is a little taste of what you can discover in Marrakech.
Take advantage of our guided city tours – for more details, please see our "One-Day Trips" section:
Price includes: air-conditioned vehicle throughout the trip, daily breakfast for the entire duration of your stay, 6 nights in a traditional Riad or Hotel, a multilingual guide (english, french, spanish, arabic, and czech)
(Note: the Czech-speaking guide is available only during specific periods and must be arranged in advance)
Price does not include: entrance fees to all monuments and sites, all beverages, additional snacks, and lunches/dinners, tips and gratuities
From the Sahara Desert to the Atlantic Coast: A Journey through Essaouira
Embark on an extraordinary expedition from Marrakech across this beautiful Kingdom, spanning the High Atlas Mountains, the Sahara Desert, and the Atlantic Ocean. Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views, authentic Berber villages, and the stunning Valley of Roses. Discover the majestic Dades and Todra Gorges, the iconic Ait Ben Haddou, and so much more.
Day 1: Marrakech
Arrival at Menara Airport followed by a private transfer to your accommodation. Enjoy free time to explore the vibrant atmosphere of Marrakech at your own pace.
Day 2: Tizi n'Tichka Pass – High Atlas – Valley of Roses – Dades Valley
After breakfast at your riad, you will be met by our professional guide and driver, who will accompany you throughout your entire journey.
We will traverse the High Atlas Mountains via the Tizi n'Tichka pass (2,260 m above sea level). We will make several stops at panoramic viewpoints for photos or to simply soak in the magnificent scenery. Tizi n'Tichka is the vital mountain pass connecting Marrakech to Ouarzazate and serves as the majestic gateway to the Sahara.
Upon entering the Valley of Roses, you will see vast fields of roses (blooming in spring, filling the air with fragrance). We will visit a local cooperative in the village of Kelaat M'Gouna, which offers a variety of organic products made from Damask roses. If you are lucky, you will see heaps of fresh blossoms ready for processing. Here, you will learn about the traditional distillation process of rose water.
Our final stop is the Dades Valley. The Dades Gorges form the heart of the valley, carved into the High Atlas by the Dades River. These towering cliffs reach heights of 500 meters, creating a breathtaking canyon. You will see the unique rock formations known as "Monkey Fingers," where erosion has sculpted the red sandstone into fascinating finger-like structures.
The surrounding Atlas Mountains offer incredible vistas, with snow-capped peaks shimmering in the distance. Spanning approximately 1,000 kilometers, the High Atlas range profoundly shapes the region's climate and hydrology. Here, the Dades River has carved a series of rugged limestone gorges. Originating high in the mountains, the river flows nearly 350 kilometers southwest before joining the Draa River at the edge of the Sahara.
We will conclude the day at our accommodation - a charming riad or hotel featuring double rooms with en-suite facilities. A traditional dinner is included.
Day 3: Dades Valley – Todra Gorge – Merzouga Sahara Desert
After breakfast, our adventure continues toward the Todra Valley, part of the lush Tinerhir oasis. You will walk beneath extraordinary rock cliffs rising up to 300 meters - a world-renowned destination for climbers. A gentle stream winds through the canyon, offering a refreshing escape during warm summer days.
Next, we head deep into the desert. Along the way, we will stop in a local town for lunch and to purchase traditional scarves, essential for the desert. You will have the chance to try on authentic Moroccan attire and capture a unique souvenir photo.
Upon reaching the dunes, we embark on a camel trek - a truly unforgettable experience. Our caravan will traverse the towering dunes of the golden Sahara. You will witness a breathtaking sunset before arriving at our luxury desert camp. You will be accommodated in well-appointed tents (2–3 people) with private bathrooms. After a delicious dinner, local Berber artists will provide entertainment around the campfire. Under the rhythm of the drums, you can dance or simply gaze at the spectacular starlit sky, untouched by any light pollution.
Day 4: Merzouga – Immersion in Desert Life
After a hearty breakfast in the camp's main tent, we continue our desert adventure. We will set off in 4x4 vehicles to explore the Erg Chebbi dunes, the heart of the sandy desert.
We will make several stops for panoramic views and visit an authentic nomadic family to learn about their resilient way of life. You will see their traditional bread ovens, discover how they manage water and livestock, and enjoy a glass of "Berber Whiskey" (traditional mint tea).
Next, we visit the historic M'Fis coal mines near Merzouga. For centuries, these mines provided the black pigment used in traditional Moroccan kohl makeup. This site offers a unique glimpse into the region's mining heritage and breathtaking desert vistas.
Our final desert highlight is a visit to Khamlia, a village inhabited by the Gnawa people (descendants of enslaved people from Mali). You will experience their soulful music and unique lifestyle performed by the "Desert Pigeons" group. Feel free to join in the dance or simply soak up the atmosphere.
Overnight stay in a local riad with a swimming pool.
Day 5: Merzouga – N'Kob – Ouarzazate
Today we visit the town of N'Kob, famous for its 45 historic kasbahs (fortresses). We will enjoy lunch here with a view of the lush oasis. Your guide, a native of this very region, will share fascinating insider stories.
Returning to the main road, we head to Ouarzazate. We will explore the renowned Atlas Studios, the largest film studio in North Africa, famous for sets from hits like Gladiator and Star Wars. You will tour the sets and learn about the filmmaking process.
We will also visit the Taourirt Kasbah, a historic fortress that was once the palatial residence of local rulers. Wander through its ancient walls and soak in the mysterious atmosphere.
Overnight stay in a local hotel with en-suite double rooms and dinner included.
Day 6: Ouarzazate – Ait Ben Haddou – Essaouira
Today we continue to the iconic Ait Ben Haddou, a fortified village and UNESCO World Heritage site since 1987. Located on the ancient caravan route between the Sahara and Marrakech, this fortress is a legendary filming location for Alexander, The Mummy, Gladiator, and Game of Thrones. After lunch, we drive toward the Atlantic coast to Essaouira.
En route, we pass through argan groves; if we are lucky, we will see the famous "climbing goats" - a unique Moroccan phenomenon.
Upon arrival in Essaouira, you will have free time to explore the city, its people, and the coastline. Accommodation in a riad/hotel in en-suite double rooms.
Day 7: Essaouira – Marrakech
Enjoy a day in Essaouira. Explore the cozy alleys of the Medina and visit the famous fish market. A local tip: pick your own fresh seafood and have a local chef grill it for you on the spot—the ultimate fresh lunch!
Spend time on the beach enjoying the Atlantic breeze and the sound of the waves.
In the late afternoon, we head back to Marrakech, stopping at a local Argan oil cooperative. You can learn about the production process and purchase high-quality organic cosmetics made from "Moroccan Gold."
Evening arrival at your riad/hotel in Marrakech.
Day 8: Marrakech – The Red City
Enjoy a free day in Marrakech, exploring its beautiful Medina and famous souks. We recommend visiting the Majorelle Gardens and the Yves Saint Laurent Museum (online booking advised), El Badi Palace, the Bahia Palace, or the Ben Youssef Madrasa.
Optional guided city tours are available (see our "One-Day Trips" section)
You can also experience a traditional Hammam or book a hot air balloon flight near the city. Let us know your interests, and we will handle the rest!
Day 9: Marrakech – Airport Transfer
We will provide a private transfer to Menara Airport according to your flight schedule.
Price includes: daily breakfast and 3× traditional dinner, an air-conditioned vehicle, 4×4 desert vehicle, accommodation in a riad, hotel, and a luxury desert camp tent, camel trekking, sandboarding, and a live traditional Berber music show, a multilingual guide (english, french, spanish, arabic, and czech),
(Note: czech-speaking guide is available only on specific dates)
Price does not include: entrance fees to monuments and sites, all beverages and snacks, tips and gratuities, individually booked activities in Marrakech or the desert (e.g., quad biking, guided Marrakech city tour, etc.).
Morocco Trilogy: Over the Atlas Mountains and the Saghro
Rocks to the Sahara Dunes
Get ready for a journey that transcends the ordinary.
This expedition takes you from the colorful chaos of Marrakech to the deep
peace of the mountains and desert. You will experience refreshment at the
highest waterfalls in North Africa, walk through the green valley of the ‘happy
people’ in Ait Bouguemez and conquer the surreal rock formations of the Saghro
Mountains. You will experience authentic encounters with nomadic families,
spend the night under the endless starry sky in the Sahara dunes and finally
climb in the heart of the High Atlas. This is Morocco at its rawest and most
beautiful – a journey full of dust, stars and unforgettable stories.
Day 1: Arrival in Marrakech – Menara Airport
Upon arrival, we will pick you up at the airport and take
you to your accommodation.
If you are interested and have time, we can recommend a
4-hour guided tour of the city, see the “day trips” offer.
Day 2: Marrakech – Ouzoud Waterfalls – Ait Bouguemez
Valley
Your adventure begins in the morning, when you set off on a
fascinating journey across the Moroccan countryside to the magnificent Ouzoud
Waterfalls, where after a roughly three-hour drive you will be greeted by a
stunning view of the highest cascades in North Africa, plunging to a depth of
110 meters. Together we will explore winding paths leading to breathtaking
viewpoints, from where you will be greeted by postcard-perfect panoramas, and
then descend through lush vegetation to the very foot of the waterfall, where
you will board a traditional raft and be carried away by the refreshing splash
of water until you are very close to the roaring mass of water. Along the way,
you will be entertained by encounters with wild Berber macaques, which are a
grateful subject for unique photos, and we will complete this unforgettable
experience with a traditional lunch on one of the panoramic terraces, where you
will enjoy authentic Moroccan flavors with a direct view of this natural landmark
of the Atlas Mountains.
Next, we will head deeper into the heart of the High Atlas,
where the breathtaking Ait Bouguemez Valley will open before you, nicknamed the
“Happy Valley” for its incredible fertility and tranquility. Here we will spend
the first night.
Day 3: Ait Bouguemez Valley – Dades Valley – Kallat
M’Gouna – Boumalne Dades
In the morning, you will start a fascinating journey back in
time by visiting the fossilized dinosaur footprints in Ait Bouguemez, after
which you will go on a refreshing walk through the emerald green “Happy Valley”
lined with traditional clay villages.
Your journey will continue through breathtaking mountain
passes and the authentic area of Ait
Hammed to the fragrant town of Kalaat M’Gouna, where
you will discover the secrets of distilling the rare Damascus rose in a local
women’s manufactory and get the opportunity to
buy first-class BIO cosmetics directly from the producers.
You will then end a day full of contrasts and colors
in picturesque Boumalne Dades, where you will stay in close proximity to
dramatic rock gorges, ready to continue discovering the beauties of southern
Morocco.
Day 4: Boumalne Dades – Monkey Fingers Trek – Dades
Gorges – N’Kob
Recharge your morning energy with a two-hour trek through
the fascinating rock labyrinth of Monkey Fingers, where nature has sculpted
sandstone formations into the shape of monkey fingers, before driving through
the dramatic Dades Gorges with its iconic serpentines and breathtaking
panoramic views.
The journey then takes you through the volcanic landscape of
the Jbel Saghro mountain range, which amazes you with its dark rock spires and
moonlit scenery, until you reach the picturesque village of N’Kob, the
birthplace of your guide, which is famous for its unique architecture with
exactly 45 preserved earthen kasbahs. Here, amidst the fascinating contrast
between the arid mountains and the lush green oasis full of date palms, you
will end your day full of experiences with a stylish overnight stay right in
the bowels of one of these historic kasbahs, where you will breathe the true
atmosphere of the Berber south.
Price includes: air-conditioned
vehicle, 4×4 car in the desert, picnic lunch in nature, 4× dinner, 9×
breakfast, 9× accommodation in a traditional riad/hotel and in a tent in a
luxury camp, sandboarding option, live Berber music show, guide speaking english,
french, spanish, arabic and czech (czech guide available by prior arrangement)
Price does not include: other
entrance fees, all drinks and lunches, possibility of riding a quad bike or camel
ride, tips
An 11-Day Grand Tour: Discover the Four Imperial Cities and Beyond
Morocco’s legendary Imperial Cities – Marrakech, Rabat, Meknes, and Fes – form the heart of this journey. Beyond these four royal gems, you will have the opportunity to explore Morocco’s most stunning landmarks. Marvel at the majestic Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, discover the vibrant port of Tangier near the Strait of Gibraltar, lose yourself in the sapphire-blue alleys of Chefchaouen’s 'Blue Pearl,' and take in the breathtaking scenery of the Ouzoud Waterfalls.
Day 1: Marrakech Menara Airport (or meeting in Casablanca)
Upon your arrival in Morocco, we will welcome you at the airport and provide a comfortable transfer directly to your traditional riad in Marrakech. The rest of the day is yours for acclimatization and leisure. You can take this time to soak in the vibrant atmosphere of the "Red City," explore the bustling local souks, or simply relax after your journey.
Day 2: Marrakech – Casablanca – Rabat
After picking you up from your accommodation, we set off on our journey through Morocco’s stunning cities. On our way to Casablanca, we will stop for coffee and light refreshments (approx. 3 hours drive).
Upon arrival, we will visit an architectural marvel – the Hassan II Mosque. It is the largest mosque in Morocco and features the world’s tallest minaret, soaring to 210 meters. Completed in 1993 by French architect Michel Pinseau, it can accommodate up to 25,000 worshippers inside. Remarkably, it is the only mosque in the country open to non-Muslim visitors, allowing us to admire its breathtaking interior.
After lunch, we continue to Rabat, the nation's capital and one of the Imperial Cities. Located on the Atlantic coast, it offers a wealth of attractions. You may choose to spend time on the beach or immerse yourself in the city's rich history and monuments. We will spend the night in a cozy riad with en-suite facilities.
Day 3: Rabat – Asilah
In the morning, we will complete our tour of Rabat’s remaining landmarks. Following a delicious lunch, we head to the artistic and historic coastal town of Asilah, beautifully situated on the Atlantic shores.
In Asilah, we will wander through the renowned Medina, where you’ll be enchanted by pristine white houses accented with vibrant blue and green details. We will admire the town's unique and ever-evolving street art (murals). This artistic haven is protected by massive 15th-century ramparts, a legacy of the Portuguese era.
You may also visit the local harbor or the nearby Paradise Beach (Kaf Lahmam), celebrated as one of Morocco's most beautiful stretches of sand, offering a serene and tranquil atmosphere.
Day 4: Asilah – Tangier – Chefchaouen
After breakfast, we head to the strategic port of Tangier, the historic gateway between Africa and Europe at the Strait of Gibraltar.
The Historic Heart: We’ll explore the Kasbah and the Medina - a labyrinth of narrow alleys, traditional souks, the Dar el-Makhzen Sultan’s Palace, and the vibrant Grand Socco square.
Where Two Seas Meet: Cap Spartel offers a breathtaking view of the symbolic meeting point of the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea, marked by its iconic lighthouse.
Hercules Caves: We will visit the legendary cave complex where the sea-facing opening strikingly resembles the map of Africa.
In the afternoon, we travel inland to the enchanting "Blue Pearl" of Morocco - Chefchaouen, our home for the next two nights.
Day 5: Chefchaouen – The Blue Dream
Enjoy a full day in the azure Medina, where every corner is a masterpiece. Lose yourself in the labyrinth of streets bathed in endless shades of blue - the perfect place to shop for authentic handicrafts.
Relax at Outa el Hammam square, the heart of the city, for lunch or a mint tea. We will visit the historic Kasbah with its serene gardens and museum, then stroll to the Ras El Ma mountain spring to see locals using the pure waters.
End your day with a short hike to the Spanish Mosque for an unforgettable sunset over the blue valley.
Price includes: 2× Airport transfers (arrival and departure), stays in traditional riads and hotels for every night of the itinerary, daily full breakfast, an air-conditioned vehicle throughout the trip, guides: a certified local expert for Fes and a multilingual guide (english, french, spanish, arabic, and czech)
(Note: czech-speaking guide is available only on specific dates and must be arranged in advance)
Price does not include: ll beverages and additional snacks, entrance fees to monuments and historical sites, tips and gratuities
This 15-day itinerary from Marrakesh offers the perfect blend of city exploration, desert adventure, and coastal relaxation
Ready to discover the wonders of Morocco? This journey has it all: vibrant cities, ancient kasbahs, lush oases, the majestic High Atlas Mountains, the Sahara, and the sea.
Day 1: Marrakech – Menara Airport Pickup
Airport pickup and transfer to your accommodation. Settle in, get to know the city, and relax before your great Moroccan adventure begins.
Day 2: Marrakech
Enjoy a free day in Marrakech, home to a stunning Medina and its famous souks. There are many must-see spots, such as the vibrant Majorelle Garden and the Yves Saint Laurent Museum (we recommend booking tickets online in advance), the El Badi or Bahia Palaces, and the Ben Youssef Madrasa with its exquisite mosaics. Don’t miss the colorful, fragrant souks where you can wander for hours.
You can also book a guided city tour, visit a traditional hammam, or even take a hot air balloon flight.
Check our "Day Trips" section for more info
Let us know which activities interest you, and we’ll handle the rest.
Day 3: Marrakech – Casablanca – Rabat
After breakfast, our journey continues to Casablanca, a coastal city famous for the extraordinary Hassan II Mosque. We will have the chance to tour this architectural masterpiece, the only mosque in Morocco open to non-Muslims. It holds up to 25,000 worshippers inside and another 80,000 in the courtyard. A laser beam atop the minaret points directly toward Mecca.
Afterward, we will continue to Rabat, stopping for lunch along the way. Rabat is the capital and one of the imperial cities, serving as the seat of the King and the government. Most Moroccan universities are located in Rabat and Casablanca. Situated on the Atlantic coast, it offers the opportunity to spend time on the beach for those interested, while others can explore this beautiful city. There is truly a lot to see; please refer to the city description. We will spend our first night here in a cozy riad with all the necessary amenities.
Day 4: Rabat – Fes
Today, we will continue sightseeing in Rabat. Iconic landmarks such as the Hassan Tower and the Mausoleum of Mohammed V are well worth a visit. We also recommend visiting the Kasbah des Oudaias, an 11th-century fortress famous for its blue-and-white alleys and magnificent views of the Atlantic.
Later, we will continue to Fes, where we will stay for two nights in a double room with private facilities.
Day 5: Fes
Today, we spend the entire day in Fes and its famous UNESCO-listed medina, Fes el-Bali, where you will have plenty of space and time to explore and soak up the atmosphere.
A local guide will be at your disposal to show you every corner of the city. Local sights such as the Al-Attarine Madrasa, the Nejjarine Fountain, the vibrant markets, and the traditional tanneries are definitely worth visiting. Fes is also renowned for its 9,000 alleys, many of which are dead ends - it is truly a "labyrinth of a thousand streets.
You must see and experience it for yourself!
Price includes: air-conditioned car, daily breakfast, 3× dinners, camel trek, accommodation in a riad/hotel/luxury tented camp for 14 nights, live traditional Berber music show, sandboarding, 4×4 car in the desert, a special guide in Fes, a guide speaking english, french, spanish, arabic and czech
(Note: czech guide available by prior arrangement only)
Price does not include: all entrance fees, drinks and snacks, quad bike ride, tips
