• 11 nights of carefully selected accommodations, including one unforgettable night in a traditional Berber desert camp in the Sahara.
• Daily breakfast throughout the journey (11 breakfasts).
• 2 included dinners: one in the Dades Gorges and one in the Sahara desert camp.
• Private, air-conditioned transportation for the entire duration of the tour.
• Services of a dedicated, private English-speaking driver.
• Guided city tour with a licensed English-speaking local guide in Marrakech.
• Guided city tour with a licensed English-speaking local guide in Fes.
• Round-trip airport transfers (on the first and last day of the tour).
• Camel ride experience in the Sahara Desert.
• Tour begins and ends in Marrakech.

• Lunches throughout the tour.
• Dinners, except for the two included in the Sahara Desert and Dades Gorges.
• Travel insurance (highly recommended for all travelers).
• Beverages and personal drinks.
• Entrance fees to monuments, historical sites, and museums.

Important Information to Consider Before Booking:

• This tour involves moderate physical activity, including walking through uneven streets, climbing stairs, and navigating medinas. A general level of mobility and fitness is recommended.
• The Sahara Desert portion includes a camel ride over sand dunes. Travelers who prefer not to ride camels may request 4x4 vehicle transport to the camp (subject to availability).
• The tour is not wheelchair accessible, due to the nature of terrain in the desert and medinas.
• Infant seats are available upon request and must be confirmed at the time of booking.
• This experience is family-friendly but may not be suitable for travelers with severe mobility challenges or chronic back/neck conditions.
• Please inform us in advance of any medical conditions, allergies, or dietary restrictions so we can accommodate your needs wherever possible.
• Travel insurance is strongly recommended to cover unforeseen circumstances, including medical emergencies, trip cancellations, or lost luggage.

What to Bring:

To make the most of your Moroccan adventure, we recommend bringing the following items:

• Comfortable walking shoes – You’ll be exploring medinas, ancient ruins, and natural landscapes, often on uneven terrain.
• Layers of clothing – Morocco’s climate can vary dramatically between regions and times of day. Pack lightweight clothes for the daytime and warm layers for cooler nights, especially in the desert or mountain areas.
• A warm jacket or fleece – Evenings in the Sahara and the Atlas Mountains can get chilly, particularly outside the summer season.
• Swimwear – Some accommodations may have pools, and Essaouira offers a chance to dip your toes in the Atlantic.
• Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a wide-brimmed hat – The Moroccan sun can be intense, especially in the desert and coastal areas.
• A daypack or small backpack – Useful for carrying water, snacks, and essentials during day trips.
• Refillable water bottle – Stay hydrated and help reduce plastic waste.
• Camera or smartphone – You'll want to capture Morocco’s breathtaking landscapes and colorful scenes.
• Cash in Moroccan Dirhams (MAD) – While ATMs are available in cities, it’s useful to have some cash for small purchases or tips in rural areas.
• Travel adapter – Morocco uses Type C and E plugs (220V).
• Personal items and medications – Including any prescription items you may need.