Morocco tour packages: private itineraries from 2 to 15 days

Our Morocco tour packages are real itineraries with the route, nights and inclusions set out day by day: desert tours, Marrakech to Fes, Grand Morocco in 11 or 15 days, the coast and treks. Every one is private and quoted for your group.

A package, for us, is a real itinerary: a named route with every day described, the nights listed and the inclusions spelled out. All of them are private, with your own driver-guide and vehicle, and each is quoted for your group. Here is how they group.

Across the country: Grand Morocco

The two long routes link Marrakech with the coast, the desert, Fes, Chefchaouen and Casablanca. Our Marrakech guide, Fes medina guide and Casablanca guide cover the three big cities on the route.

Desert and imperial cities: Marrakech to Fes

Three tours cross Morocco through the Sahara and finish in Fes, with a night in a tent at Erg Chebbi.

Short trips from Marrakech

For a shorter holiday, a desert tour of 3 days is the quickest way to a night in the dunes, and the coast and mountains tour spends five days between Essaouira, Agadir, Tafraout and the Atlas.

More desert options are on the page for desert tours from Marrakech.

On foot or by camel

If you would rather walk or ride, see Mount Toubkal trekking and camel trekking in Morocco.

How a package is priced

We do not publish a fixed price, because it depends on your dates, group size, route and where you sleep. Your quote lists what is included before you book. Tell us what you have in mind through the quote form, or read about how private tours work.

Not quite right?

If no package fits, we build one: a desert trip, a coast-and-mountains loop, a family holiday or a mix. See Customized Trips.

Frequently asked questions

What is included in a Morocco tour package?

It depends on the tour, so each tour page lists what is and is not included. As a rule, the private vehicle and driver-guide, the nights listed and breakfast on the longer tours are covered; other meals, drinks, tips and entrance fees are usually extra.

Are the packages all-inclusive?

No. We spell out what is included, tour by tour and again in your quote, so you know what to budget for before you book.

Can I change a package?

Yes. Our listed tours are a starting point. Add a night, drop a day of driving or swap the Atlas for the coast: describe it on the Customized Trips page.

How much does a package cost?

We quote each package for your dates, group size and route, because the price depends on them and on where you sleep. Use the quote form.

Do you take groups from the USA, UK, Canada and Australia?

We write to travellers from everywhere in English, and our driver-guides speak English and French. Send your dates and group size and we reply with a route and a price.

Which package suits a first visit?

The 11 day Grand Morocco tour is the compact first-time route (Marrakech, Essaouira, the desert, Fes, Chefchaouen, Casablanca); the 15 day version adds a second desert and more time in the cities.

Long-tail questions

People also ask about morocco tour packages

How many days do you need in Morocco?

Four to five days cover one region; our packages run from 2 to 15 days.

What is included in a Morocco tour package?

A private vehicle with driver-guide, the nights and breakfasts listed on each tour. Meals, drinks, tips and entrance fees are extras unless a tour says otherwise.

Is a private Morocco tour worth it?

It keeps the route and pace for your party alone, with pick-up from your hotel. See private Morocco tours for how it works.

Can I customise a package?

Yes. Use our customized trips page.

Plan your trip

Tell us your dates and group size. We reply with a route and a quote.

Every tour is private and every price is quoted for your group, so the quickest way to a number is to write to us. We answer during office hours (09:00–17:00, every day).

Questions first? Read the FAQ or see all the ways to contact us.

No payment is taken here. We reply with a route and a quote during office hours (09:00–17:00, every day).