Morocco, the way you actually want to see it.

Included: a private driver and vehicle for the whole trip (fuel, tolls, parking), accommodation in hotels and riads, guided walking tours of Fes, Marrakech and Volubilis (plus Chefchaouen on longer routes), the Sahara Desert camel trek and overnight camp, breakfasts, and all site entrance fees. Not included: international airfare, travel insurance, meals not listed in the itinerary, drinks, personal spending, and tips for your driver and guides. Full detail is listed on each tour page under 'What's Included & Excluded.'

Yes — Morocco is a generally safe country for tourists, including solo and solo female travelers, with violent crime against visitors rare. The more common issues are petty scams and persistent vendors in busy medina areas, both of which traveling with a private driver and guide largely avoids. Read our full Morocco safety guide for specifics.

Citizens of the US, UK, Canada, Australia and EU countries including France, Germany and Spain do not need a visa for tourist stays up to 90 days — just a passport valid at least 6 months beyond your entry date. See our full visa requirements guide for complete details by nationality.

March to May and late September to November give the most comfortable temperatures across the Imperial Cities, the Atlas Mountains and the Sahara Desert at once. Summer is very hot inland and in the desert but pleasant on the coast; winter is mild in the cities but cold at night in the mountains and desert. See our full month-by-month guide.

Request a free quote through our contact page or the 'Get a Free Quote' button on any page, telling us your dates, group size and which itinerary interests you — we typically reply within 24 hours to confirm availability and finalize details. We recommend booking at least 4–6 weeks ahead for peak season (spring and autumn), though we can often accommodate shorter notice outside those windows.