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Things to Do in Morocco
With wonderfully diverse landscape and fascinating culture and traditions, enriching experiences in Morocco are almost endless as the Saharan dunes.
In colourful Fes, wander the world’s largest pedestrian Medina and meet master craftsman still using traditional techniques to create their wares – even get hands-on with a pottery making activity. While in Marrakech, the acrobats, snake charmers, and spice stalls of Jemaa el Fnaa will keep you mesmerised. Out of the city, hike the lush valleys of the Atlas Mountains or test your skills and taste buds in a cooking class set in a delightful garden. To immerse yourself in something cultural, we can arrange a visit with a local Berber family for a traditional tea ceremony. Out in the desert, you can drive an ATV or ride a camel across the unending Sahara Desert, watching the sunset change the colours across the dunes. Whether an intimate trip for two or a fun-filled family adventure, these are just a few things to do in Morocco; let our specialists recommend exceptional experiences to enhance your holiday.
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Atlas Mountain hike with picnic lunch
Atlas Mountains, Morocco
Set out on foot to explore the beautiful landscapes of the Atlas Mountains and the Toubkal National Park, passing by traditional Berber villages and olive groves.
ATV ride in the Agafay desert
Marrakech, Morocco
Head to the stony desert of Marrakech where you can drive through the rocky dunes at a comfortable speed to explore the beautiful landscapes of Marrakesh desert.
Canyon dinner and stargazing
Marrakech, Morocco
Lean into tranquillity as you soak up the calm ambience of this private dinner curated just for you under the vast pools of stars overhead.
Day trip to Imlil - Jebal Toubkal
Marrakech, Morocco
Visit Imlil, a small Berber village in the High Atlas Mountains and located at the base of the highest mountain in Northern Africa, Jebel Toubkal. Explore the local area on foot or by mule including other Berber villages and their working co-operatives.
Culture Adventure Off the beaten track
Fes hidden medina tour
Fes, Morocco
Discover the intricate medina of Fes, a winding maze of colourful streets hidden behind the city's ancient walls. As you explore you'll come across the iconic tanneries, impressive palaces and vibrant life that makes up Morocco's oldest imperial city.
Couples Culture Off the beaten track
Guided tour of Casablanca
Casablanca and Rabat, Morocco, Morocco
Explore Casablanca with your guide, a bustling economic capital, the centre for all trade and business and also home to the largest shopping Mall in Africa.
Guided tour of Chefchaouen
Chefchaouen, Fes and northern Morocco, Morocco
Nestled into the fold of the Rif Mountains, the ancient Moroccan town of Chefchaouen features bright blue buildings, red-tiled roofs and beautiful architecture, making the bustling medina a fascinating place to explore.
Culture
Guided tour of Fes
Fes, Northern Morocco
Enjoy a guided tour of Fes, including the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the New Medina, the 14th century Medersa with its elaborate tiles, the iconic monumental gateway of Bab Boujloud, the fountain at Place Nejjarine and the Mellah Jewish Quarter.
Couples Culture Off the beaten track
Guided tour of Rabat
Rabat, Fes and northern Morocco, Morocco
Discover the highlights of Rabat, Morocco's capital, and learn about the history and culture of this bustling city. Visit some of the city's most famous sights and landmarks as you explore with your private guide.
Hidden Marrakech by Side Car
Marrakech, Morocco
What better way to explore the narrow, winding streets of Marrakech then with a thrilling side car experience? Along with a local guide you’ll be take off-the-beaten track to find some of the hidden treasures of Marrakech.
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