The earthy scent of saffron, the kaleidoscope of colourful carpets, mountains, mosques, mayhem - this is Morocco. Let us guide you through the chaos of the medinas, bustling squares and sprawling palaces, getting you under the skin in ways you just couldn’t manage alone. You’ll dive into the action on a Marrakesh walking tour, then hit icons like Casablanca and Chefchaouen before going deeper into Morocco’s wilder side: mountain villages, off-the-radar corners, and a refreshing dip at the Akchour waterfalls. Then it’s time for the ultimate switch-up: a Merzouga desert tour with a camel trek across the dunes, finishing with camping in the desert — Berber hospitality, dinner in a royal tent, and a sky full of stars doing the most.
Akchour: Hop in for a drive to Akchour, then lace up for a scenic out-and-back hike to the dreamy Akchour Waterfalls. This spot’s still nicely under-the-radar, so it feels wild in the best way. When you hit the falls, you’ll find natural pools made for a refreshing swim (so bring your swimmers!). Expect valley views and varied terrain, with elevations ranging roughly from 302m up to 1,264m depending on the trail.
Chefchaouen: Get your bearings in Chefchaouen, weaving through the blue-washed medina set in Morocco’s Rif Mountains. Expect winding lanes, photo-ready corners, and a pass through Plaza Uta el-Hammam, the main square where you’ll spot the kasbah and the Grand Mosque before heading off to explore at your own pace.
Erfoud: You’ll visit a local fossil exhibit in Erfoud to learn how this area went from ancient seabed to desert (and of course, see the fossils that prove it).
Fes: Stay in a traditional riad in Fès, with air-con, private bathrooms and classic riad-style spaces, it’s a comfy base for exploring one of Morocco’s most atmospheric cities. Plus, it's close to the Karaouiyne and the winding streets of the old town. So, you've got culture, history and local life right on your doorstep.
Marrakesh: Explore Marrakesh on a guided walk through the medina, taking in key sights, local neighbourhoods and the souks. You’ll get a feel for the city’s layout, pick up insider tips from your guide, and have time to browse for snacks and souvenirs along the way.
Marrakesh: Stay at Riad 48 & Spa, a peaceful Marrakech riad that blends traditional Moroccan design with a clean, modern feel. Think zellige tiles, tadelakt walls, a sun terrace and calm spaces made for unwinding after a day in the city. Best part? It's got a hammam spa!
Merzouga: Saddle up and get ready for a sand-filled adventure atop an actual camel. A total bucket list moment!
Midelt: Stretch your legs with an easy valley walk to a local village. Your Trip Manager will pick the best route for the day (based on the group and the weather), so you’ll get the good stuff — fresh air, laid-back village vibes, and those Atlas Mountains views showing off in the background.
Midelt: Wander through the village of Bremmen to see local farming life up close — gardens, fields, and day-to-day village routines. Later, we'll head to a family home for a home-cooked lunch made with seasonal produce from the area, finished with the fragrant herbs the region is known for.
Ouarzazate: Enjoy a traditional tea ritual with a nomad family. It’s a hallmark of Moroccan hospitality.
Tighza: Hike for around 1.5 hours through the High Atlas Mountains, following mountain paths past terraced fields, stone houses, and wide-open valley views. The trail climbs steadily to about 1,075m, before you arrive at our traditional gîte in Tighza.
Tighza: Settle into this family-run stay in peaceful Telouet, where you’ll experience warm Moroccan hospitality, hosted by a Local Guide and family. Expect a kaleidoscope of Berber rugs, handcrafted details, home-cooked local meals and stunning mountain views. It's a Special Stay that'll bring you closer to village life, Atlas Mountain culture and the stories behind the scenery.
Todra Gorge: Lace up — we’ll take a walk through the epic Todra Gorge, where towering canyon walls squeeze in around a cool riverbed and palm-filled oasis vibes. Expect big scenery, plenty of photo stops, and a chilled wander that still feels like a proper adventure.
Volubilis: See another side to colourful Morocco, as you explore the Ancient Roman ruins at this archaeological site with a Local Guide.
