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A camel caravan crossing the dunes at sunset in the Moroccan Sahara

Things To Do

Things To Do in Morocco

A catalogue of the experiences we arrange across the country. Any of them can be added to an existing itinerary or built into a private trip.

A camel caravan crossing dunes in low evening light

Camel Trekking

An hour into Erg Chebbi as the light drops, with a local camel guide walking ahead. The classic way to reach a desert camp.

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Travelers exploring a historic Moroccan medina lane

Medina Exploration

Walk historic medina lanes with time for artisan workshops, carved gateways and the everyday rhythm of the old city.

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A 4x4 vehicle crossing open stony desert

4x4 Desert Adventure

Out across the black hamada to the nomad encampments, the old mining settlements and the villages the tarmac never reaches.

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A clearly visible sunset over the Sahara dunes

Sunset in the Sahara

Climb a high dune with half an hour to spare and watch the whole erg change colour, ridge by ridge, until the light goes.

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First light on the ridges of the Sahara dunes

Sunrise in the Desert

The better half of the day. Cold air, untouched sand, no one else on the ridge, and the dunes turning from grey to orange.

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Hands preparing vegetables and spices for a tagine in a Moroccan kitchen

Moroccan Cooking

Start at the market choosing vegetables and spices, then cook a full meal in a riad kitchen with a Moroccan cook, and eat it on the roof.

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A Moroccan tagine and salads served on a low table

Moroccan Food Experience

A guided route through the food of a city โ€” street grills, a bakery, a spice merchant, and the dish that only exists there.

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A narrow medina lane lined with workshops and lanterns

Medina Exploration

A licensed guide takes you through the logic of an old city โ€” the trades, the gates, the arteries โ€” so that afterwards you can wander it alone.

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Lanterns, baskets and ceramics stacked in a Moroccan souk

Souk Shopping

Rugs, lanterns, leather, ceramics and spices โ€” bought with someone beside you who knows the real workshops from the resellers.

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A walking trail between terraced fields in the High Atlas

Atlas Mountains Hiking

From an afternoon in the Ourika Valley to a two-day approach to Toubkal, walking village to village with a local mountain guide.

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A craftsman working by hand in a Moroccan workshop

Cultural Experiences

Craft workshops, madrasa courtyards, a hammam, a family kitchen โ€” the parts of Morocco that are not a monument.

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An Amazigh village of earthen houses on a mountainside

Amazigh Culture

Time in Amazigh villages where Tamazight is the everyday language, houses are built from the hillside, and the oven is shared.

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Musicians playing traditional Moroccan drums and stringed instruments

Traditional Music

Gnaoua guembri and iron qraqeb at Khamlia, Amazigh drums at a desert camp, and Andalusian music in the northern cities.

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An earthen village among palm groves in southern Morocco

Local Village Visits

Tea with a family, a walk through the irrigation channels, and an explanation of how a ksar was built and shared.

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A photographer shooting a Moroccan landscape at golden hour

Photography

Routes and timings built around light: the ksar at sunset, the gorge at dawn, the medina before the crowds arrive.

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A wide Atlantic beach on the Moroccan coast

Beach Experiences

The Atlantic coast at Essaouira and Agadir: long beaches, horses and camels on the sand, and fish grilled at the port.

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A surfer riding an Atlantic wave on the Moroccan coast

Surfing

Taghazout, Tamraght and the breaks north of Agadir โ€” consistent Atlantic swell and lessons for anyone starting out.

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The earthen towers of a Moroccan kasbah against a blue sky

Kasbah Exploration

Ait Ben Haddou, Taourirt, Telouet and the ksour of the Draa and Ziz valleys โ€” earthen architecture explained where it stands.

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Sunset over the Moroccan desert

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Tell us your dates and what you hope to see. We will send back a route that actually works โ€” realistic drives, real places, and time to enjoy them.