Magical Morocco
Explore MoroccoWhy Morocco?
Many travel experiences in Morocco can feel disconnected, with visitors staying in average hotels, waiting for taxis, and observing the chaos of the medina from a distance. But with our bespoke itineraries, we offer an entirely different journey. We work closely with local guides and contacts to provide seamless experiences, taking you from opulent hotels like the Royal Mansour and Kasbah Tamadot to immersive activities such as cooking tours, desert sidecar rides, and nights under the stars in Berber encampments, from sipping mint tea with locals in the Atlas Mountains to uncovering the hidden gem of Chefchaouen.
Experiences
Morocco offers a captivating blend of African, Middle Eastern, and European influences, creating a rich cultural tapestry that everyone should experience. Beyond the lively souks of Marrakech, the natural beauty of the Rif Mountains and the dramatic rock formations of Legzira Beach are just a few of the wonders waiting to be discovered in this enchanting destination.
With its labyrinthine city centers, Morocco feels like a scene from a fantasy film. Alleyways lead you to snake charmers, market vendors, and tarot card readers, making it the perfect place to explore.
In Marrakech, take a vintage sidecar through the city’s hidden backstreets, followed by a street food tour where you’ll meet local vendors and uncover the stories behind their delicious offerings. Hone your bargaining skills in the vibrant market stalls with a local guide by your side.
A hot air balloon ride over the Atlas Mountains is a must-do experience, offering breathtaking views of the landscape as you sip champagne and watch the sunrise.
In Fes, step back in time as you explore the ancient medina and visit the University of Al-Karaouine, the world’s oldest continuously operating degree-granting university.
Chefchaouen, the Blue City, is a photographer’s dream with its blue-washed buildings and winding alleys. Capture its beauty with the guidance of a photography tutor while learning about its fascinating history and the Jewish community that gave the town its distinctive color in the 15th century.
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Experience the stunning blue city of Chefchaouen, wander the ancient alleyways of Fes, and stargaze in the boundless Sahara. In Marrakech, the snake charmers of Jemaa el Fna will enchant you before retreating to Sir Richard Branson’s luxury hotel high in the Atlas Mountains.
Essaouira
Essaouira is a UNESCO-protected coastal city renowned for its beautiful beaches, which attract surfers who take advantage of the Alizee trade winds. Stroll through peaceful streets lined with charming restaurants, all centered around the historic medina, and surrounded by the impressive Skala de la Kasbah for a truly unique experience.
Chefchaouen
Chefchaouen, or the Blue City, is a charming town in Morocco’s Rif Mountains, known for its blue-washed buildings and narrow, winding streets. Its vibrant medina and stunning mountain views create a peaceful and picturesque atmosphere, making it a perfect spot for exploring local markets and soaking in the town’s unique charm and history.
The Atlas Mountains
Spanning some 2,500 km across northwestern Africa, this massive formation of mountains is referred to by the Berbers as the 'Mountains of Mountains.' In the foothills, you will find Berber villages, winding roads, stunning treks, and some of the world's most beautiful properties.
The Sahara Desert
The Sahara Desert is a vast expanse of golden dunes, rocky plateaus, and ancient oases stretching across much of North Africa. As the world’s largest hot desert, it offers an endless horizon with stunning sunrises and starry night skies. Despite its harsh conditions, the Sahara is home to resilient wildlife and nomadic tribes, making it a truly unique and captivating landscape.
Accommodation
Accommodation options range from the uniquely adventurous to the elegantly traditional, catering to all tastes and preferences. Whether you dream of sleeping under the star-filled skies of the Sahara Desert in your own private Blink camp or prefer the charm of a luxurious riad townhouse in the heart of Marrakech.
Stay in a beautifully restored riad, where intricate tilework, tranquil courtyards, and rooftop terraces offer a serene escape from the bustling city. Alternatively, experience the luxury of a desert camp, where you can wake up to the vast dunes of the Sahara and enjoy the calm of the desert with exclusive services and comforts.
For those seeking ultimate relaxation, we collaborate with a range of high-end resorts and boutique hotels that blend traditional Moroccan design with modern amenities, ensuring your stay is as luxurious as it is memorable.
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At A Glance
Best time to visit
March-May & Sept-Nov: pleasant temperatures
Seasons
Dry: May-Sept
Wet: Nov-March
Climate
Low: 46-61°F (8-16°C) in Dec-Feb
High: 86-95°F (30-35°C) in July-Aug
Best for
Cultural explorers
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History enthusiasts
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