Morocco 4-day Tours

This is a fantastic tour from Marrakech to Fes, passing through the drive over the majestic Atlas Mountains into Barbary apes in the cedar forests-every moment a real wonder. A stop at the UNESCO heritage site, the village of Ait Ben Haddou steeped in history and cinematic fame, was absolutely one of the most important moments. But the real magic happened in the Sahara. The trek of the camels across the Erg Chebbi dunes at sunset was a sight to remember, and to crown it all, a night's stay in a luxury desert camp with the sounds of Berber drums and a sky full of stars could not have been anything less than enchanting. It was a perfect blend of culture, nature, and adventure. This was something different-a trip that will be remembered in cherished memories.

It was an exceptional experience, one that was made by the people I travelled with but also by the guides and the people who opened thier homes and shared thier food and culture with us along the way. It was something I could never imagine doing alone, without guidance and planning from G adventures and would love to experience more of what they have to offer

Highly recommend! You will get lifetime memory! It was an enjoyable trip from the start to finish. The communication with the tour company was very easy. The food and the accomodation was excelent. And the tou guide was the best!! Thanks Anouar! He has a great personality, knowledgable and good sence of humour.

Another faultlessly organized trip by this tour company that did exactly what it said on the tin. We actually stayed on in Marrakech for 2 extra nights as, our group of 5, had not been before. I can imagine it being quite a rush otherwise, which is obviously what the trip is all about - doing the mountain in a weekend. Marrakech was a lot nicer than I imagined before I went, wide boulevards, gardens and very friendly people. It's only the centre with the souks and markets that are busy are touristy. The hotel is about 40 minutes walk from the centre, but cabs are plentiful and cheap and at least the walk is straight forward. We were there in Ramadan, which was actually fine as all the restaurants (& bars) were still open, but empty and it didn't inconvenience us at all. Marrakech feels quite cosmopolitan and open, although I did find people really didn't like having their photo taken, even from a distance. There seems so much for sale in town, far more than would be possible for tourists to purchase, so sales techniques are tough - you should be prepared for that. The mountain itself is fine - on the first day you walk for 2.5 hours, have lunch, and then for a further 3, until you reach the refuge, which is surprisingly solid and well built. Mules take your main luggage and the muleteers will prepare your food for you at the refuge. The beds are in dormitory rooms, which if full, would be very cozy, but our group of 6 had a room to ourselves and plenty of room. The climb to Toubkal summit starts early on day 2 and is a stiff climb of around 3-4 hours, depending on breaks. You only really begin to appreciate the views once you're approaching the summit as up to that point, you're walking through a valley staring at the Toubkal mountain in front of you. The views from the top, however, are amazing and worth the climb. The temperature in June was, on day 1, HOT .. I got very sunburned so take hats and cream. The climb to the summit required only a thin fleece (June). On the way down, you will slip on the scree slopes, and likely end up on your backsides a few times, but it's great fun. Once back at the refuge for lunch, you then head back down the valley to the hotel in Imlil, which is basic, but actually very pleasant (but they don't have beer) and then back to Marrakech. June departures do not need warm clothes (although apparently waterproofs if it rains - it didn't for us). I managed with a light fleece on the summit day. The heat means you will drink a lot of water, so a bladder for your rucksack is very useful. You can buy water at regular intervals on day one, but not between the lodge and summit. The lodge does sell soft drinks, but these can run out late in the day (as everything is brought up by mule) so buy some drinks on the route through the valley on day one.

I’m excited to share my amazing experience in Morocco, a destination that should be on everyone's bucket list. My 3 days desert tour from Marrakech to Merzouga with El Khalil and his team was flawless from beginning to end. Ali welcomed us at the airport, and his hospitality set the tone for the entire trip. His genuine warmth and attentiveness reflected the kindness of the Moroccan people, making us feel incredibly well cared for. This tour was the perfect mix of adventure and cultural discovery. Highly recommended for anyone looking to explore Morocco!

My daughter asked me to join her on this trip in preparation for her trek to Everest Base Camp. It was hard but amazing in equal measure and I’m so glad I did it! Keeping positive and being part of a great team are key to completing the trek.