Morocco Tours
Private & Bespoke | Explore Four Imperial Cities & Sahara DesertWhy Travel to Morocco
Welcome to Morocco! It is an enchanting place where you can see kaleidoscopic colors, hear the melodic jingle of camel bells, and smell the fragrant air. There are countless ways for you to experience this country: visit the world-famous movie set and UNESCO heritage Ksar of Aït Ben Haddou; trek in the rolling and snow-capped Atlas Mountains; go on a pilgrimage to Hassan II Mosque; experience bargain with the local booth-keepers at the vibrant Jemaa el-Fnaa Square; pay great reverence at the Royal Mausoleum or take a leisurely camel-ride on the endless Sahara Desert. Whatever your Morocco tour wants to be like, our travel expert can customize a journey for you to make it happen.
Most Popular Morocco Private Tours
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Andalusian Morocco: Tangier, Fez & Rabat
7 DaysTangier, Chefchaouen, Meknes, Fez, Rabat, Casablanca -
Classic Morocco, the Atlas & Sahara
11 DaysCasablanca, Rabat, Fez, Erfoud, Tinerhir, Ouarzazate, Marrakech
Multi-Country Private Tours Including Morocco
A Morocco tour can be easily combined with its nearby countries based on our private & tailor-made travel service. View some of the most popular packages to get any inspiration.
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Best of Egypt and Morocco
15 DaysEgypt: Cairo, Aswan, Edfu, Luxor; Morocco: Casablanca, Rabat, Fez, Meknes, Marrakech, Atlas Mountains -
Middle East Tour from Casablanca to Tel Aviv
25 DaysMorocco: Casablanca, Marrakech; Egypt: Cairo, Aswan, Luxor, Alexandria; Jordan: Amman, Petra, Dead Sea; Israel: Jerusalem, Tel Aviv -
Colorful Morocco & Spain Exploration
15 DaysMorocco: Casablanca, Rabat, Meknes, Fez, Volubilis, Chefchaouen, Tetouan, Tangier; Spain: Algeciras, Seville, Cordoba, Granada, Antequera, Madrid, Toledo -
Trip to Spain, Portugal & Morocco
17 DaysSpain: Madrid, Toledo, Barcelona; Portugal :Lisbon; Morocco: Marrakech, Ouarzazate, Erfoud, Fez, Rabat, Casablanca
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Why Private Tour?
- Design for You, Decide by YouA private tour is exclusively made for you and your party. You can include all of the sights and activities that you want to see and do, as well as the duration of time you want to spend on each item. You no longer need to worry about not knowing the destinations; just tell us what you have in mind, and our local experts will take care of the rest. Start your journey with a perfect trip plan that incorporates all of your interests!
- Hand-Picked Hotels & MealsWhen away from home, where you eat and stay are also two important factors for a wonderful trip. With a private journey, you get to choose where to stay; from little-known hideaways to five-star luxury accommodations. Restaurant choices will also be arranged based on your tastes and dietary preferences. If you're interested in trying some of the regional cuisines, we'd be happy to recommend some of the iconic ones for you too.
- A Once-in-a-Lifetime TripThere is no reason why one should travel, but one will travel for some reason. Whether you're going to celebrate an anniversary, embark on a romantic honeymoon, pay a visit to an old friend, rest and recover, or simply explore a new part of the world. Your travel goals and the destinations can be expertly incorporated into a well-crafted private tour, giving you an experience that is second to none.
Morocco Travel FAQs
- When is the best time to visit Morocco? The best time to visit Morocco may vary depending on the destinations and activities. The best time to enjoy the city highlights is April - May, and September - November when the weather is mild. Summer is the best time to visit the beaches as the average temperature is about 26 ℃. For the Sahara Desert, the most comfortable time is early spring or fall, because sandstorms may occur during middle and late spring, especially in April. If you are planning a trek in the Atlas Mountain, the best time is April - May (for blossoming trees in the valleys) and September - October when the weather is the best. Generally, Morocco is an all-year-round destination with every season bringing something fantastic.
- What is the currency in Morocco? The local currency is the Moroccan dirham (MAD), while some places may accept the euro and US dollar unofficially. Banks are not so easily found in the souqs or medinas, but ATMs can be found near the main gates, tourist hotels, and in modern shopping districts. It's illegal to bring more than MAD100 of local currency out of the country, however, you can buy dirhams outside Morocco.
- Is it safe to travel to Morocco? Yes, Morocco overall remains a safe place with one of the lowest homicide rates in the world. But you'd better keep the following tips to avoid unwanted problems: Avoid walking at late night or in dark alleys; Keep money, passports, and other valuables in a safety wallet or a hotel safe deposit box; For women, dress conservatively (no low-cut tops and shorts) to show your respect to local culture and also avoid disturbing harassment; Avoid eye contact with men by wearing dark sunglasses.
- What power plugs are used in Morocco? The voltage in Morocco is generally 220 V, and outlets will fit the two-pin plug known as the Europlug. Watch out for American and Canadian appliances, which are made to be used with 110V, thus a power converter may be needed.
- How is the accommodation in Morocco?
Morocco offers many kinds of accommodations for you to choose from, including luxury chain hotels, riads, bed and breakfasts, cottages, camps, bivouacs, etc. If you are seeking a premium trip, sleep in the best international or local luxury brand hotels for enjoyment and relaxation. If you are looking for more unique experiences, many options await you.
A night in a bivouac, a tent in the heart of the desert, will give you a distinct chance to fall asleep in the timeless silence and wake up to the world's most fascinating sunrise, which is truly a unique lifetime experience.
A stay in a riad, which is converted from a traditional Moroccan house or palace with an interior garden or courtyard, can make you feel a historic and authentic ambiance.
A stay in a cottage or hostel enables you to contact locals and experience their lifestyle.
Camping beside the beautiful coast in the mild Moroccan climate is the preference for surfers and adventurers.
- How is the transportation in Morocco?
There are many transportation options for you to get around in Morocco:
Domestic flights
There are 18 airports in Morocco to help you explore the country, from north to south, saving your time for long distances.Train
There is a rail network covering the entire country, which is a good way to meet local people, admire the enchanting landscape, and experience the local lifestyle. A high-speed train will serve the Casablanca-Tangiers route starting in 2018.Public transportation within cities
You can choose from taxis, buses and trams (in Casablanca and Rabat) within cities. Prices are regulated and all taxis are equipped with meters.Car rental
If you decide to rent a car, you should know that cars drive on the right side, and most cars have manual transmissions. National highways running north-south serve the entire country. Road signs are in French and Arabic.Private car with driver
As a request, My Odyssey Tours can arrange a private car with a driver for you during your Morocco tour.
Top Sights in Morocco
- FEZ MEDINAFez is the former capital of Morocco and one of the oldest and largest medieval cities in the world, whose outstanding universal value has been recognized by UNESCO. The Medina of Fez highlights the best of the city's culture and history. It provides a timeless experience that blurs the lines between the past and the present.
- VOLUBILIS ROMAN RUINSListed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997 for being "an exceptionally well-preserved example of a large Roman colonial town on the fringes of the Empire", it is a partly excavated Berber and Roman city in Morocco situated near the city of Meknes, and regarded as "the witness to an impulse towards Romanization".
- SAHARA DESERTThe Sahara Desert is without a doubt one of the top attractions for tourists visiting Morocco, whether they are looking for an exciting outdoor adventure or the ultimate romantic experience. Take a camel ride wandering in the endless desert for an unforgettable sunset view, spend a night in a bivouac (a tent in the heart of the desert) and immerse yourself at night with a blanket of stars, as well as wake up to the world's most fascinating sunrise.
- MAJORELLE GARDENThe Majorelle Garden, also known as Jardin Majorelle, is a botanical and landscape garden in Marrakech, collecting 300 plant species from five continents. It also houses the archaeological Islamic Art Museum of Marrakech, one of the country's most beautifully curated museums, with the collection including wood, leather and metalwork, textiles, musical instruments, religious trappings, and a display of the various regional traditional dress.
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