About this trip
This is a proper sweep through Morocco's greatest hits, from imperial cities to the edge of the Sahara. Over 15 days you'll move between kasbahs, spice markets and mountain villages, with a fully guided structure that takes care of the logistics.
The pace is easy rather than rushed, giving you room to properly wander souks and take in the scale of the Atlas Mountains rather than just ticking them off. A night spent in a mountain gîte and a camel ride to the Sahara's edge give the trip some texture beyond the city stops.
What you'll do
- Ride a camel to the edge of the Sahara
- Take in mountain views from the High Atlas
- Wander the souks and spice markets of the imperial cities
- Explore historic kasbahs
- Spend a night in a mountain gîte
- Easy-paced, fully guided trip suited to those who'd rather not plan the route themselves
- Covers a lot of ground over 15 days, so expect a mix of city time and mountain and desert stops
- Available as a Christmas and New Year departure
Worth it if you value cultural immersion and strong guide expertise. Think twice if you're sensitive to basic hotel standards—bathrooms and AC are genuinely subpar in some places.
- Guide quality is consistently excellent—Jaouad, Mohamed, and Ayoub all earned specific praise for local knowledge and proactive communication.
- Several hotels have broken AC, sewer smells, cockroaches, and missing basics like mirrors or towel hooks. Shared rooms particularly poor.
- Early mosque calls from nearby shrines wake you around 5am. Book Jardin Majorelle tickets yourself well ahead or risk sold-out disappointment.
- Itinerary genuinely covers diverse ground—Sahara, Atlas Mountains, Berber camps—with good balance of structure and free time to explore.
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Departing in Aug is cheapest — from £699, about 50% below the priciest month (Oct).
Getting there
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Where to stay
A night before your tour in Tangier · 16 Aug – 17 Aug
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