Salaam Aleikum! Welcome to Morocco, an intoxicating fusion of cultures, history, nature, colors, and diversity. Our Morocco tours bring you close to this unique North African nation.
Travel from timeless golden dunes in the Sahara Desert to bustling bazaars at Marrakech and age-old remains of civilizations past (the 9 UNESCO sites), meet Berber nomads in their homes, drive through the Atlas Mountains, meander the winding lanes of medinas near the Atlantic Ocean — all in magic Morocco, an exotic destination.
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- Best Private Morocco Tours
- Morocco Travel Guide by Month
- How to Plan a Trip to Morocco
- FAQ about Visiting Morocco
Best Private Morocco Tours
The itineraries below cover the popular travel destinations in Morocco, providing inspiration for your Moroccan tour. These can be tailor-made for your visit to sample the mystique of this country.
15-Day Morocco and Egypt Highlights Tour
11-Day Grand Tour of Morocco
5-Day Marrakesh and Essaouira Private Tour
5-day Casablanca–Rabat–Meknes–Volubilis–Fez–Casablanca Private Tour
Morocco Travel Guide by Month
How to Plan a Trip to Morocco
FAQ about Visiting Morocco
Q: What is the best time to travel in Morocco?
A: It depends on your purpose of the trip. For first time traveller, Autumn (September to October) and spring (April to May) are the best seasons for trips to Morocco. It is very hot in the summer (June to August) and rainy season (December to March). But if you travel for mountain trekking, April to October is good. If you travel only for the Sahara Desert, Winter(November to December) is also fine, but you need take warm clothes.
Q: What is the tour price in Morocco?
A: The tour prices for Morocco are very affordable. It costs about US$190 per day per person at 4-star hotels, but the tour prices for Europe are usually over US$300.
Q: Do you need a Morocco Visa when traveling to Morocco?
A: Citizens from many countries don't normally need to worry about a visa when traveling to Morocco but a passport with at least 6 months' validity at the time of entry is a must. They can enter Morocco without a visa for up to 90 days.
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