Welcome to Morocco! Your luxury vacation begins with a seamless arrival and immigration journey through Marrakesh airport. A personal chauffeur will greet you for your private transfer to one of Marrakesh’s most prestigious palace hotels, La Mamounia. Discover the Moroccan art of living when you check into this authentic yet modern historic 5-star stay. Charlie Chaplin and Winston Churchill have stayed here, and now it’s your turn to make memories. If you’re hungry, stop by one of four restaurants, or relax at the rooftop lounge or by the pool.
Your introduction to the complex and comforting flavors of Moroccan cuisine begins at Le Marocain, a warm, traditional restaurant within the hotel that’s been welcoming diners for more than 30 years. The menu is a true reflection of Morocco’s varied cuisine, with everything from aromatic tajines to fragrant couscous dishes. You’ll savor each bite while listing to a rhythmic trio of Andalusian musicians at this local institution.
Immerse yourself in a whirlwind of sights, sounds, and scents as you discover Marrakesh with a local guide. Your private half-day tour begins at the illustrious Bahia Palace, a masterpiece of intricately carved wooden ceilings, tiled courtyards, and serene gardens. Venture by the Koutoubia Mosque, the symbol of Marrakesh, then follow your guide into the colorful medina—a maze of alleyways lined with riads, souks, and workshops. Explore vibrant textiles, aromatic spices, ornate jewelry, and leather goods before stopping for lunch.
Later, step into a world of tranquility at the Le Jardin Secret (The Secret Garden). Tucked away in the medina, this peaceful oasis brims with lush greenery. Appreciate the traditional Moroccan design with water features, verdant flora, and colorful tiles and mosaics, and linger at the café. This evening you’ll dine at Dar Yacout, an esteemed establishment that has served Marrakesh for over two decades. Ascend to the terrace to take in panoramic views of the medina, then sit down to savor dishes crafted to show off the best of traditional Moroccan cuisine.
Swap Marrakesh for the mountains today when you journey into the mighty High Atlas. Catch glimpses of Mount Toubkal, the highest peak in the country, as you venture through Berber villages of traditional mud-brick homes. Your private driver will pause in Taddert to visit a local argan oil cooperative, where you can witness the process and sample the oil before crossing over the Tizi n’Tichka pass, the highest in Morocco at 7,414 feet (2,260 m).
Stop at the Aït Benhaddou ksar, a medieval marvel and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore the alleys and passageways of this ancient fortress, or climb up to the old granary for breathtaking views of the kasbah and historic camel caravan routes. Continue the descent toward Ouarzazate, a town known as “Morocco’s Hollywood,” where you can tour a movie studio or visit the Musée du Cinema.
Finally, after four hours on the road, you’ll reach the tranquil Skoura oasis, where your beautiful hotel awaits. Tucked away between palm groves and almond trees at the edge of the desert, Les Jardins de Skoura is a traditional-style 3.5-star kasbah hotel with sprawling gardens, a massive terrace, and modern comforts. Spend the rest of the afternoon relaxing by the pool, then enjoy dinner at the estate.
Today you’ll venture into the wilds of the Sahara Desert. Set off from Skoura in the Draa Valley, admiring verdant palm groves and picturesque kasbahs as your private transfer winds past traditional mud-brick villages and ancient fortified settlements on the five-hour drive. Gradually, you’ll enter the desert, watching the colors of the shifting sands change from golden hues to fiery reds. Stop at Erg Chebbi, where towering dunes form a surreal landscape. Here shifting sands, sculpted by the wind, create a mesmerizing play of light and shadow.
As you approach Merzouga, the gateway to the Sahara, embark on a relaxed camel journey across rolling dunes. Your camel caravan will lead to your luxury desert campsite at The White Camel just in time to witness the sunset. Once settled into your exquisitely adorned tent, complete with air-conditioning, en suite bathroom, and top-tier amenities, venture up to the nearest dune to witness the desert landscape change colors as the sun descends. As twilight sets in, return to the camp for dinner accompanied by traditional Berber music, and settle in for a night beneath the stars.
Unearth the well-guarded secrets of Erg Chebbi today as you delve into the heart of this sand sea with a private 4WD expedition. As you dip into valleys and conquer hills, you’ll learn about the erg, which stretches over 17 miles (28 km) from north to south, with some peaks reaching nearly 500 feet (150 m). Visit Khemliya village to meet a Gnawa family and listen to their spiritual healing Gnaoua music. This repetitive yet lively soul-stirring genre is deeply rooted in Moroccan traditions but originates from the sub-Saharan region.
After connecting with culture, it’s time to chase an adrenaline rush. Seize the chance to rent a sandboard and glide down the towering dunes, carving a path on the golden waves, or join a quad bike tour and kick up sand at speed. As the sun begins its descent, climb the nearest dune to witness nature paint a vibrant sunset across the dunes. Finally, return to your luxury camp for an indulgent evening around the warm glow of the campfire. Listen to the melodies of traditional Berber music while you enjoy a sumptuous local dinner beneath open skies.
Sit back and relax on a comfortable private transfer to Zagora. Along the 6.5-hour journey through the scenic Anti-Atlas range, you’ll pass through the homeland of the Aït Atta Berbers, the oldest nomadic tribe in the Atlas. In spring, these remarkable communities bravely traverse the scorching heat of southern Morocco, making their way to the alpine pastures of the High Atlas mountains. With the arrival of the first snowfall, they descend southward, spending the winter in Saghro. You’ll trace a similar route, passing through Saghro and the mountain town of N’kob.
As you continue, you’ll reach the verdant Draa Valley, known for its “million palm trees.” Arrive in Zagora and check in to your luxurious accommodation, Dar Hnini Kasbah. This elegant retreat fuses traditional Moroccan architecture with modern comforts. Take a moment to unwind in the lush gardens amid fragrant flowers and the gentle rustle of palm trees. Take a dip in the swimming pool, book a rejuvenating spa treatment, or simply lounge in the comfort of your well-appointed room ahead of a farm-to-table dining experience at the tranquil estate.
On this morning’s memorable biking adventure, you’ll have the opportunity to meet and interact with local farmers, share laughs with curious children, and meet wise Berber people who carry the rich traditions of the region. This unique cultural exchange offers you a deeper understanding of the Draa Valley’s heritage and is a chance to forge meaningful connections with the warmhearted locals.
Later, venture to Tamegroute, a village 9 miles (15 km) south that’s known for its pottery. Discover the distinctive pottery techniques that have been passed down through generations, originating from the city of Fes. Witness skilled artisans molding and shaping clay into intricate designs, creating beautiful and functional pieces that reflect the rich artistic traditions of the region. While here, visit the Zaouia Naciria, an ancient Quranic library that houses centuries-old manuscripts and has attracted ulama (scholars) and students seeking knowledge and enlightenment.
Finally, continue south to the Dunes of Tinfou. These wind-swept dunes, easily accessible and visible from the road, are smaller in size compared to famous destinations like Merzouga or Chebbi but still offer a glimpse into the captivating world of the desert. Feel the soft sand beneath your feet and soak in the serene surroundings before returning to Zagora for the evening.
Today’s mesmerizing 5.5-hour drive to the picturesque Ourika Valley reveals more of Morocco’s natural beauty and cultural treasures. Leave behind the lush palm groves and desert vistas as you wind through the rugged peaks, deep valleys, and cascading rivers of the High Atlas. Pass quaint Berber villages and appreciate the verdant terraced fields and fruit orchards. In Ourika, you can admire the craftsmanship of pottery, textiles, and other traditional crafts by local artisans.
Check into the 4-star Kasbah Bab Ourika, an exquisite destination that sits at the apex of the Ourika Valley, overlooking the river, olive groves, and orchards below. This spectacular estate features 360-degree views and receives warm sunlight all day long. Relax on your private terrace or take a dip in the pool before you step into a realm of pure bliss at Beldi Spa. Choose from a curated selection of treatments designed to restore harmony and balance to your mind, body, and spirit.
This morning you’ll discover the aromatic wonders of Nectarome Gardens, a hidden gem nestled within the captivating landscapes of the Ourika Valley. In this botanical sanctuary, you’ll find around 50 different aromatic plants, medicinal and ornamental, predominantly originating from the region. A knowledgeable guide will share the secrets of Moroccan herbal medicine and the cultural significance of the plants as you stroll through the gardens. After, explore the local souk, a bustling local marketplace where locals trade and barter for everything from carpets to corn.
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EXCELLENT Based on 22 reviews Ian DNovember 18, 2024Verified Small Group Day Trip to Marrakesh My friends and I are all retired and came to Morocco on a golfing holiday.On the one day we weren’t golfing we wanted to visit Marrakesh and see many of the local sites. I had contacted Rachid before we travelled to Morocco and he had given me a day’s itinerary that looked just what we wanted.There were 7 of us and this was a private tour in an air conditioned Mercedes Minivan with our own English speaking guide (called Hussan). We were collected from our hotel at 9am and first visited the largest mosque in Marrakesh. We then moved to the Bahia Palace, then into The Medina and Souk, where we lunched in an authentic Moroccan restaurant.We saw traditional Moroccan rug making and a local pharmacy/apotheke with many local oils and herbal remedies.We finished our day visiting the botanical gardens that were developed by Yves St Laurent and his partner and lastly the museum of Yves St Laurent.Our guide was warm and friendly and very knowledgeable of Marrakesh and its history (and of Morocco as well).Our driver for the day was also excellent.I would recommend this day trip to any visitors to the Marrakesh area. Marina VMay 13, 2024Verified Morocco Private Tours provided great service from the beginning to the end of our journey. In April 2024, my family and I embarked on a trip to Morocco accompanied by three teenagers. Rashid skillfully organized our entire itinerary, relieving me of any planning responsibilities. He promptly addressed all my concerns and questions with great responsibility. The accommodations selected were superb, and the tour guides in each city were knowledgeable. Abdul, our driver, provided excellent service, remaining by our side throughout the journey and chauffeuring us to dinners and other destinations at our convenience. I highly recommend this company for anyone planning a Moroccan adventure. Yinka AOctober 22, 2023Verified Dune Buggy Tour of the Erg Chebbi Sahara Morocco Private Tour set up this dune buggy tour of the mysterious golden Zerg Chebbi Sahara. We couldn’t have been happier with the experienced dune buggy tour guides selected. They spoke English perfectly and knew every twist and turn of the landscape. They were respectful of our comfort levels and expertly guided us up, over and around dunes giving us breathless thrills and chills. Ours was a 4-hour. Had we known then what we know now, we’d have booked a full day dune buggy tour to watch the sun rise, explore the dunes and the watch the sun set over the Sahara. But this was a magical experience that will be emblazoned in our memories for the rest of our lives! Thank you Rachid et al! RNCPNJune 30, 2023Verified Amazing experience! Amazing experience in Morocco! What a beautiful and welcoming country, rich in history and culture. This company took care of everything and made sure we experienced as much of Morocco as possible! Our driver (Abdul) was like family by the end and he in conjunction with Mr Rachid was available for anything and everything we needed. I highly recommend Morocco Private Tour! Michael CMay 1, 2023Verified Another amazing trip to Morocco. We first came to Morocco in October last year and were looked after by Morocco Private Tour. We had a lot we still wished to see, so returned this April. Due to the excellent level of service we used the same company. We visited Marrakesh, with its amazing market, architecture and hospitality. We also spent some time in the spectacular Dades Valley, before venturing to the Sahara Dessert for a very special night out in a tent in the lee of the sand dunes. We took a camel ride across the sands to watch the sunset. Truly magical and special. The food throughout was excellent, and our thanks to Rashid for organising the tour once more and to wonderful Abdul our driver who looked after us throughout. The most important impression we always take home after our trips is the wonderful kindness, welcome and genuineness of the Mirrocans. SanaeApril 17, 2023Verified A Memorable Family Trip to Morocco We just returned from an 8-night family trip to Morocco and had the most memorable time. Morocco Private Tours was recommended to us by friends from the UK who went a few years back. From my initial email contact to the last day or the trip, Rachid was very responsive and helpful on email and whatsapp. We flew in from London Gatwick to Marrakech where we were met by Abdellah, who drove and looked after us through the entire trip. His expert driving and guiding was invaluable. Our teen-age kids sometimes felt a bit overwhelmed by the bustling streets of a Medina, but were always comforted to be back in the car with Abdellah who would show up exactly at the right time to pick us up.We stayed in Marrakech, Dades Valley, in the Sahara Desert, Fez, Rabat, and finally again in Marrakech. We also stopped at Ait Benhaddou, Quarzazate, Ifrane, Volubilis, Meknes, and Casablanca, and drove on the road of 1000 Kasbahs. All places of stay were beautiful and comfortable; we especially liked Riad Myra in Fez, Dar Riad Rihana in Dades Valley, Royal Luxury Camp, and Riad Melhoun in Marrakech. Everyone was welcoming and hospitable even though we visited during the holy month of Ramadan and the staff were fasting all day. In Dades Valley, the owner prepared a beautiful dinner for all the guests, which was a fusion between Moroccan and European. In the desert camp, we had the place to ourselves. The music at night was spontaneous and enjoyable; the staff kindly let us try the instruments. This was an unforgettable experience.Food was good throughout, some very reasonably priced and some expensive. The restaurants Abdellah took us to were all reasonably priced. The dinner in the first hotel in Marrakech (Movenpick) was an amazingly grand buffet but quite expensive at 450 DH pp and we felt we couldn't eat this much food in one go. I believe they only had the buffet option because it was during Ramadan. Our favourite vote goes to the dinner in Riad Rihana in Dades Valley and the massive Tagine cooked by Faizal in the Royal Luxury Camp. The Berber pizza in Rissani was also lovely. All of these 3 meals were included in the trip.We had a private guide in each city who were all professional and punctual. To highlight some of them, we very much enjoyed walking with Mohammed in Fez. From him, we learned a lot about the Medina, Islam, education, daily lives, Moroccan history and customs. From Rachid in Meknes, we learned more about Islam and the Mosques and how to bargain, and Simo in Rabat about politics, history and economics.We did some shopping in the co-operatives (Berber rugs, Argan Oil and the Rosewater). The shopping experience itself was quite a novelty, but as we're not used to the bargaining we found it tricky. Rachid the guide in Meknes gave us the most guidance about this and the Damasquinurie co-operative was not pushy at all. In hindsight, we should have waited to buy the Berber rugs and not gone to the co-operative in Marrakech at the beginning because the rugs had to come with us through the trip. The Argan Oil and the Rosewater co-operatives were run by women and it was fascinating to learn about the protection of the Berber traditional method of making the products. We always needed to have small bills for tips to the guides, restaurants and porters, but the ATM usually gave us just 100 and 200 MDHs, so it was necessary to purchase small items to break the bills.With Rachid and Abdellah we got to see so many different aspects of Morocco and 8 days were certainly not enough. We met some very kind-hearted people on the trip. Hopefully, we can visit the country again in the future. David DFebruary 19, 2023Verified Very good Super Hospitable, was able to be very agile and make changes on the spot, Rashid is incredibly friendly and professional, knows his work. Morocco a beautiful country with beautiful people. Sophia SJanuary 22, 2023Verified Excellent Experience was excellent. Driver picked us up from the airport and do the airport. Tours were great and private with great guides and drivers. Highly recommend if visiting Morocco. Michael COctober 24, 2022Verified Six days of Wonder in Morocco We got in touch with Morocco Private Tour because we wished for a bespoke and special trip to Morocco. I realised we were onto a good thing from my first contact with Rashid via email. From the planning stage till the end Rashid organised a trip that delighted us. He would attend to every query from us quickly and with great energy and tweaked things around until they were perfect for our needs. Upon arrival in Tangiers we were met by Abdul who would be our driver for the next 6 days. Abdul is kindness personified. Nothing was a problem and he looked after us with great diligence and kindness. During our trip we stayed in beautiful Dars and Riads. I would like to make special mention of Maison de Tangiers, where apart from the grounds, the staff were incredibly welcoming and Dar Jasmine in Chefchaouen where we were greeted like royalty and had wonderful rooms overlooking the stunning blue city. In each town we visited we had our own private guide. They were all punctual and excellently versed in the local history and geography of their areas. An outstanding guide was Mohammed from Fes. Walking the streets with him, with his calming presence and quiet disposition was a real treat. He took us to the restaurant where we had the best meal in the whole trip. The food overall was delicious. We felt safe at all times, and Morocco has become since I last visited 25 years ago, a genuinely welcoming country where the streets were clean, green and safe. A country is not only measured by its history and culture but by its people. You couldn't hope for a friendlier people than Moroccans. It has been a real pleasure to have been introduced to all of this by Rashid and Abdul, and for a few days to have experienced and been part of this wonderful culture. gs202210morOctober 18, 2022Verified Amazing experience Abdoullah has been a wonderful driver while giving us guidance and answers to all of our questions. We had a very short but intense trip booked in a small group from Marrakech To Merzouga to Fez in 2(!) days, and we got lucky because it ended up with just the two of us in the small group.The company really did an amazing job providing us with this experience without holding back. We have enjoyed all of the stops, from Ait Ben Haddou up to Ifran. All of the many faces Morocco has, from snowy mountains in the High Atlas, to dry sand dunes in Erg Chebbi, to pouring rain in Ifran National Park (while still being able to spot Macaques). We owe special thanks and gratefulness to Abdoullah who went above and beyond our expectations, with his deep knowledge on all subjects with regards to Moroccan landscapes, politics and history. His humor, warm friendliness and politeness made this trip unforgettable and a strong recommendation to all.
EXCELLENT Based on 8 reviews Ian DicksonNovember 18, 2024Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. My friends and I are all retired and came to Morocco on a golfing holiday. On the one day we weren’t golfing we wanted to visit Marrakesh and see many of the local sites. I had contacted Rachid before we travelled to Morocco and he had given me a day’s itinerary that looked just what we wanted. There were 7 of us and this was a private tour in an air conditioned Mercedes Minivan with our own English speaking guide (called Hussan). We were collected from our hotel at 9am and first visited the largest mosque in Marrakesh. We then moved to the Bahia Palace, then into The Medina and Souk, where we lunched in an authentic Moroccan restaurant. We saw traditional Moroccan rug making and a local pharmacy/apotheke with many local oils and herbal remedies. We finished our day visiting the botanical gardens that were developed by Yves St Laurent and his partner and lastly the museum of Yves St Laurent. Our guide was warm and friendly and very knowledgeable of Marrakesh and its history (and of Morocco as well). Our driver for the day was also excellent. I would recommend this day trip to any visitors to the Marrakesh area. Yinka AiyedeJuly 11, 2024Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Morocco Private Tour set up this dune buggy tour of the mysterious golden Erg Chebbi Sahara as part of a tailor made private Grand Morocco Tour package . We couldn’t have been happier with the experienced dune buggy tour guides selected. They spoke English perfectly and knew every twist and turn of the landscape. They were respectful of our comfort levels and expertly guided us up, over and around dunes giving us breathless thrills and chills. Ours was a 4-hour tour. Had we known then what we know now, we’d have booked a full day dune buggy tour to watch the sun rise, explore the dunes and the watch the sun set over the Sahara. But this was a magical experience that will be emblazoned in our memories for the rest of our lives! Thank you Rachid and Morocco Private Tour for also checking in with us afterwards to ensure that this adventure met our expectations. All American DruggistMay 13, 2024Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. In April 2024, my family and I embarked on a trip to Morocco accompanied by three teenagers. Rashid skillfully organized our entire itinerary, relieving me of any planning responsibilities. He promptly addressed all my concerns and questions with great responsibility. The accommodations selected were superb, and the tour guides in each city were knowledgeable. Abdul, our driver, provided excellent service, remaining by our side throughout the journey and chauffeuring us to dinners and other destinations at our convenience. I highly recommend this company for anyone planning a Moroccan adventure. Pejman lavianApril 12, 2024Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Our family of five (along with a set of adventurous grandparents) embarked on an unforgettable journey to Morocco booked through Morocco Private Tour, and we couldn't be more thrilled with our experience. From start to finish, every detail was expertly arranged, ensuring a seamless and enriching adventure. The personalized itinerary allowed us to explore Morocco's diverse landscapes and cultural gems, from the beautiful blue city Chefchaouen to the serene Sahara Desert – to the bustling markets of Marrakech. Our accommodations were a delightful blend of comfort and authenticity, offering a true taste of Moroccan hospitality. We were expertly and safely delivered to each destination by our driver Nabeel and looked after in expert fashion by our general guide, Abdellah. At each destination, we were met by local guides who were a wealth of information and made every excursion engaging for all of us. This trip has left us with cherished memories and a deep appreciation for the beauty and charm of Morocco, all thanks to the exceptional service and attention to detail provided by Morocco Private Tour. We highly recommend it to anyone seeking an enriching and hassle-free family adventure. samir mhellaMarch 7, 2024Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Excellent Michael CanepaMay 1, 2023Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. We got in touch with Morocco Private Tour because we wished for a bespoke and special trip to Morocco. I realised we were onto a good thing from my first contact with Rashid via email. From the planning stage till the end Rashid organised a trip that delighted us. He would attend to every query from us quickly and with great energy and tweaked things around until they were perfect for our needs. Upon arrival in Tangiers we were met by Abdul who would be our driver for the next 6 days. Abdul is kindness personified. Nothing was a problem and he looked after us with great diligence and kindness. During our trip we stayed in beautiful Dars and Riads. I would like to make special mention of Maison de Tangiers, where apart from the grounds, the staff were incredibly welcoming and Dar Jasmine in Chefchaouen where we were greeted like royalty and had wonderful rooms overlooking the stunning blue city. In each town we visited we had our own private guide. They were all punctual and excellently versed in the local history and geography of their areas. An outstanding guide was Mohammed from Fes. Walking the streets with him, with his calming presence and quiet disposition was a real treat. He took us to the restaurant where we had the best meal in the whole trip. The food overall was delicious. We felt safe at all times, and Morocco has become since I last visited 25 years ago, a genuinely welcoming country where the streets were clean, green and safe. A country is not only measured by its history and culture but by its people. You couldn't hope for a friendlier people than Moroccans. It has been a real pleasure to have been introduced to all of this by Rashid and Abdul, and for a few days to have experienced and been part of this wonderful culture. We first came to Morocco in October last year and were looked after by Morocco Private Tour. We had a lot we still wished to see, so returned this April. Due to the excellent level of service we used the same company. We visited Marrakesh, with its amazing market, architecture and hospitality. We also spent some time in the spectacular Dades Valley, before venturing to the Sahara Dessert for a very special night out in a tent in the lee of the sand dunes. We took a camel ride across the sands to watch the sunset. Truly magical and special. The food throughout was excellent, and our thanks to Rashid for organising the tour once more and to wonderful Abdul our driver who looked after us throughout. The most important impression we always take home after our trips is the wonderful kindness, welcome and genuineness of the Mirrocans. Sanae HondaApril 17, 2023Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. We just returned from an 8-night family trip to Morocco and had the most memorable time. Morocco Private Tours was recommended to us by friends from the UK who went a few years back. From my initial email contact to the last day or the trip, Rachid was very responsive and helpful on email and whatsapp. We flew in from London Gatwick to Marrakech where we were met by Abdellah, who drove and looked after us through the entire trip. His expert driving and guiding was invaluable. Our teen-age kids sometimes felt a bit overwhelmed by the bustling streets of a Medina, but were always comforted to be back in the car with Abdellah who would show up exactly at the right time to pick us up. We stayed in Marrakech, Dades Valley, in the Sahara Desert, Fez, Rabat, and finally again in Marrakech. We also stopped at Ait Benhaddou, Quarzazate, Ifrane, Meknes, and Casablanca, and drove on the road of 1000 Kasbahs. All places of stay were beautiful and comfortable; we especially liked Riad Myra in Fez, Dar Riad Rihana in Dades Valley, Royal Luxury Camp, and Riad Melhoun in Marrakech. Everyone was welcoming and hospitable even though we visited during the holy month of Ramadan and the staff were fasting all day. In Dades Valley, the owner prepared a beautiful dinner for all the guests, which was a fusion between Moroccan and European. In the desert camp, we had the place to ourselves. The music at night was spontaneous and enjoyable; the staff kindly let us try the instruments. This was an unforgettable experience. Food was good throughout, some very reasonably priced and some expensive. The restaurants Abdellah took us to were all reasonably priced. The dinner in the first hotel in Marrakech (Movenpick) was an amazingly grand buffet but quite expensive at 450 DH pp and we felt we couldn't eat this much food in one go. I believe they only had the buffet option because it was during Ramadan. Our favourite vote goes to the dinner in Riad Rihana in Dades Valley and the massive Tagine cooked by Faizal in the Royal Luxury Camp. The Berber pizza in Rissani was also lovely. All of these 3 meals were included in the trip. We had a private guide in each city who were all professional and punctual. To highlight some of them, we very much enjoyed walking with Mohammed in Fez. From him, we learned a lot about the Medina, Islam, education, daily lives, Moroccan history and customs. From Rachid in Meknes, we learned more about Islam and the Mosques and how to bargain, and Simo in Rabat about politics, history and economics. We did some shopping in the co-operatives (Berber rugs, Argan Oil and the Rosewater). The shopping experience itself was quite a novelty, but as we're not used to the bargaining we found it tricky. Rachid the guide in Meknes gave us the most guidance about this and the Damasquinurie co-operative was not pushy at all. In hindsight, we should have waited to buy the Berber rugs and not gone to the co-operative in Marrakech at the beginning because the rugs had to come with us through the trip. The Argan Oil and the Rosewater co-operatives were run by women and it was fascinating to learn about the protection of the Berber traditional method of making the products. We always needed to have small bills for tips to the guides, restaurants and porters, but the ATM usually gave us just 100 and 200 MDHs, so it was necessary to purchase small items to break the bills. With Rachid and Abdellah we got to see so many different aspects of Morocco and 8 days were certainly not enough. We met some very kind-hearted people on the trip. Hopefully, we can visit the country again in the future. Samuel Van G.October 18, 2022Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Abdoullah has been a wonderful driver while giving us guidance and answers to all of our questions. We had a very short but intense trip booked in a small group from Marrakech To Merzouga to Fez in 2(!) days, and we got lucky because it ended up with just the two of us in the small group. The company really did an amazing job providing us with this experience without holding back. We have enjoyed all of the stops, from Ait Ben Haddou up to Ifran. All of the many faces Morocco has, from snowy mountains in the High Atlas, to dry sand dunes in Erg Chebbi, to pouring rain in Ifran National Park (while still being able to spot Macaques). We owe special thanks and gratefulness to Abdoullah who went above and beyond our expectations, with his deep knowledge on all subjects with regards to Moroccan landscapes, politics and history. His humor, warm friendliness and politeness made this trip unforgettable and a strong recommendation to all.
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