These are the circuits travelers ask us for most often, followed by the questions that tend to come first.
Most popular circuits
Imperial cities
Rabat, Fes, Meknes and Marrakech: the Hassan Tower in Rabat, the winding medina of Fes and Jemaa el-Fna in Marrakech. It usually takes seven to ten days. See The Imperial Cities.
The Sahara
Golden dunes, camel rides and a night under the stars in a luxury desert camp, starting from Marrakech or Ouarzazate. See Marrakech & the Sahara.
Atlas Mountains trekking
Hiking trails and Berber villages, as a day trip from Marrakech or a multi-day trek toward Mount Toubkal, the highest peak in North Africa.
A coastal escape to Essaouira
A laid-back town of fresh seafood, breezy beaches, a historic harbor and a charming medina. See a private day in Essaouira.
The north
The blue streets of Chefchaouen, then Tangier and Tétouan with their Andalusian influence. See Majestic Morocco.
Longer circuits from Casablanca or Marrakech
Start in Casablanca at the Hassan II Mosque and explore the imperial cities before heading to the Sahara. See Majestic Morocco.
Why travel with a Moroccan guide
- Local expertise: stories and tips you will not find in a travel book.
- Logistics handled: transportation, hotels and the best stops.
- Authentic experiences: cooking a tagine, or visiting a Berber family.
- Itineraries that cover the best of Morocco without feeling rushed.
- Multilingual guides who are deeply connected to the culture.
Your questions answered
- What is the best time to visit Morocco?
- Spring (March to May) and fall (September to November).
- How many days should I plan?
- We recommend 10 to 14 days to experience the highlights.
- Do I need a visa?
- U.S. and Canadian citizens can stay visa-free for up to 90 days.
- What should I pack?
- Lightweight clothes, comfortable shoes, a hat and sunscreen.
- Can I drink the tap water?
- It is better to stick to bottled or filtered water to avoid any issues.
- What's the local currency?
- The Moroccan dirham (MAD). Credit cards work in cities, but cash is useful in smaller towns.
- What languages are spoken?
- Arabic and Berber are official; English and French are widely spoken in tourist areas.
- Is tipping expected?
- Yes. Tipping is common for guides, drivers and restaurant staff.
- Can I customize my tour?
- Yes. Tell us what you have in mind and we will build the itinerary around it.
