About this trip
Eleven days across Morocco that take you from historic cities into the Sahara and out to the Atlantic coast, with a small group and a CEO guiding you throughout.
You'll trade riads for a desert camp under the stars, wander ancient kasbahs, and finish up with surf lessons on the beaches of Taghazout — a proper mix of culture, desert and coast rather than just one note.
It's built for young travellers who want to actually experience Morocco's contrasts, not just tick off sights from a bus window.
What you'll do
- Explore the Kasbah of Aït Ben Haddou
- Sleep out in a traditional desert camp in the Sahara
- Learn to surf on the beaches of Taghazout
- Travel with a small group led by a CEO guide throughout
- Covers a lot of ground — desert, cities and coast — so expect regular travel days
- Accommodation varies from riads to a desert camp, part of the experience rather than a downside
- Suits travellers keen on an active mix of culture and outdoor activity over a slower single-base holiday
Worth it if you're keen on cultural immersion, varied landscapes, and group bonding. Think twice if you dislike early starts and packed itineraries.
- Guide quality transforms the experience; Rachid and Youssef both highly praised for knowledge, storytelling, and genuine care for group welfare.
- Food generous and good, activities varied and off-the-beaten-path, 18-35 age group mix creates lasting friendships across nationalities.
- Trip is exhausting with strict, packed schedule; heavy van travel days, though comfortable. Only one desert night limits free exploration time.
- Substantial daily travel required to reach remote Atlas Mountains, Sahara, and coastal spots—unavoidable given the itinerary scope.
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Departing in Dec is cheapest — from £623, about 25% below the priciest month (Mar).
Getting there
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Where to stay
A night before your tour in Marrakesh · 4 Dec – 5 Dec
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