Morocco Group Tours

it's quite a full itinerary so be prepared to be on the go. especially if you don't want to miss anything and sign up for all the optional experiences.

My 3rd trip to Morocco - went specially for the desert bit of this one and it did not disappoint. Spectacular and has to be seen first hand. Loved whole trip - would suggest an extra day on the tour in the desert - at the lovely Xaluca Erfoud hotel - to rest and chill out before continuing as these tours are full on and tiring. (Like the Best of Turkey chill out day in Antalya half way through). Our guide H was excellent - seasoned tour director with his local perspective and insight. He collected our personal wishes and went out of his way to fit them in. He's kind too which is rare. M, driver, was also excellent. Easy to take their hard work for granted delivering a lot in a short space of time. My highlights were the stars followed by sunrise in the Sahara, the camel ride in the dunes, the lovely unspoilt nature - like the Ziz valley - all the birds including nesting storks. Swifts and swallows swooping over the lovely hotel pools - swam in them all. Wonderful gardens - Marjorelle better than the marketing - also the courtyard at the Bahia palace. And the Fes hotel garden! A couple of lovely seafood lunch stops. We had a nice group and it was a lovely holiday and great experience of Morocco.

A comprehensive tour of central and southern Morocco. Keeps you on your toes but in the end you will have experienced a deep dive into Morocco. Our tour guide was excellent and made our tour complete.

Itinerary was great into the Alras mountains and the Saraha desert. All the main towns were amazing. The Tiur guide & driver were also amazing they made my holiday fabulous

The trip was well described so we knew what to expect, the local guides were knowledgeable and were able to accomidate the range of abilities of the group. Beware that the description, "basic Berber village house" is an accurate one!

Loved the whole experience although it was a challenge to me. Was v grateful for the patience of the 2nd guide with me, the slow one always last. Impressed by the standard of meals in spite of v basic facilities. Also impressed that the flimsy looking tents at base camp actually kept us warm and withstood a significant storm. They were v good. I would have liked an even slower pace to allow time not just to recover breath, but to appreciate the views and take photos more frequently. I was sorry for the others’ disappointment that the summit could not be attempted due to dangerous wind conditions, but I was satisfied to have made it to base camp. We were grateful to Explore for flexibility that was required to accommodate us in Aremnd due to a necessary early descent (because of the poor weather). That last place was the nicest. Omar was an excellent guide. Both he and Jamal had a great sense of humour, they did their job well, usually there was v good communication at every stage, and they were totally accountable with the tips. The first night in Hotel Kennedy was not v promising, as the toilet was broken, initially there were no towels or soaps and the room just a bit dowdy, so we were pleasantly surprised that the rest of the expedition met all expectations and upon our return, the room we had was significantly nicer. We were glad we had booked 2 extra nights.